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National Republican., 1876-10-13
EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
USICAL UONS & ATORY,
V1 AT THE ELEGANT
MUSIC HALL, 4S2 NINTH STREET,
ti9 pays Tor sixty lessons In the First Grade
oce-FMWim. OBJ. BULLARD. Director.
LAW SCH OOL
OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
FACULTY
JAMES C. YELLING, LID,
President, and Lecturer on English Literature.
SAMUEL TYLER, LID,
Professor Of Equity Jurisprudence, Of Common
Law and Equity Pleading Ofthe Law Of Evidence
and the Law of Partnership.
The Hon. WALTER ). cox. LID,
Professor of the Law Of Real and Personal Prop
erty, of Contracts and OF Grimes and Misdemean-
ors.
The Hon.wM. B. LAWRENCE. LID, ID. G. L.,
Professor OF the Law of Nations.
GEORGE y, APPLEBY, Esq,
Lecturer on the Application of the Science to the
Practice Of the Law.
The annual exercises OF the school will be resumed
In the Law Building OF the University (Fifh street,
between ID and + streets) on WEDNESDAY. the
Hth day OF October. 1875 at $50 p m when toe an,
when new students, undergraduates, and friends of
the school are invited to be present.
The tuition lees are payable in advance, monthly
or half yeIrly, at the option OF the students.
TO terms and courses Of Instruction may be had at
the Once Of the Treasurer of the University, Hon.
WM. STICkNEY, National Savings Bank. corner
cation by letter to the President of the Faculty.
oc3-tocI3
National Republican., 1876-10-13
CITY ITEMS.

Is Your LIFE WORTH 10 GENTS ?-Sickness
some disease during their life. When sick, the
object is to get we'll; now to say plainly that no
person in this world that is suffering with Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complaint and its effects, such as
Indigestion, Costfveness, Sick Headache, Sour
Stomach, Heart Burn, Palpitation Of the Heart,
Depressed Spirits, Bilousness, &C., can take
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER without getting relief
and cure. If you doubt this, go to your druggist
and get o sample bottle for 10 cents and try IL.
Regular size IS cents. Two doses will relieve
you. CHAs: SToTT Co.,
Wholesale Agents.
USE THURsToE's IvoRY PEARL TOOTH Pow.
DIR. A perfect dentifrice. Its action on the
teeth Is specific removes tartar and discoloratton,
arrests decay, and keeps them sound, clean and
white. 1t hardens the gums, sweetens the breath,
and containing no acid, canoot injure the enamel
It's constant use is recommended to all, but spe.
ciaIly to those who, having good teeth, wish k
preserve them twenty-five and my cents per
Sottle.
IHoMPsoE's PonADK OPTTHI, for dressinS tns
aair This ine pomade merits special mention
Purely vegetable, Its effect ts to soften and refine
coarse dry hair, imparting TO it gloss and beauty
tniure but is highly beneficial, equally 80 TO the
rich, golden -hued tresses Of youth, the darker
shades Of middle life, or the silyerstreaked lock-
n age. Twenty-Five and nifty cents per bottle,
PRAcTIuE ECONOMY. Ren0fats ypur solieo
cloves thoroughly and quickly With Jovens' In
Sdorous Kid Glove Cleaner. twenty-five cent?
per bottle
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GENERAL NEWSOF THE CRY
COEGRED SUEAY SCHOOL CONVENTION

THE TPnERsoN STATUE IN PLACE
National Republican., 1876-10-13

Five DoIlars-six Dollars Seven Dollars.
New styles of children's clothing opening
to-day, at A. SAKs COS,
316 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1876-10-13

Miscellaneous Paragraphs of Interest
National Republican., 1876-10-13

GENUINE seal-top, hand sewed Caters;
very nobby, at Fl. L. STRAsBURGERs,
Nos. 3O6 and 30S Seventh street.
National Republican., 1876-10-13
New STYLES in Woolens,
Important To Small Printing Officss.

Very choice goods. Attractive prices.
A. SAKs & Co., SIG Seventh street.
National Republican., 1876-10-13
Y.uoxpeo.,a PonApx xOpTInx. fol

-LEGAL AND OTHER BRIEFS
ke PRINTED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE
at the REPUBLICAN, JOB OFFICE. nols-n
National Republican., 1876-10-13

GENTLEMEN, try a pair Of those hand
stitched Button Shoes, at
II. L. STRAsBURGER's,
Nos. S06 and 30S Seventh street.
National Republican., 1876-10-13

FIRES, ACCIDENTS AND POLICE ITEMS
National Republican., 1876-10-13

sracial Trains by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad to the Agricultural Fair at Fred
eriek
viii leave Washington on Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, October IL, II and 13, at z a.
m. Returning will leave Frederick at $50
p. m.
National Republican., 1876-10-13

WASHINGTON DRIVING PARK ENTRIES
National Republican., 1876-10-13

TlHE MISSES LANE, SUCCESSORS TO
Il Miss James and Miss Bursley, will open a
School for Girls at No. 1873 street, on WEDNES-
DAY, September p. Circulars may be obtained at
Ballantynes, 42s Seventh street, or at the school
after September IS.
Observation-Disclosures Joseph Henry, Hon. George
Bancroft, President j. C.. Welling. au3O-2m
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-02
The Comfy Convention.

me hepublIrans OF this county still re-
tain the old mass convention and wa hoao
- see luli representation of the frcemen
mere next Saturday. There will be good
zeal OF interest in the convention altbouch
'here GOES not seem likely to be much con-
test over more than one ar tvvo ,,l,coS -,
the ticket.
ho'l- +. T. Walton, in accordance with
custom and as the choice of the Republ-
cans OF this county. will be re-nominatcd
- one ol tlie senators. For the remain
ING place on the senatorial ticket, there is
I"le II lively contest between the friends
OF Ira Richardson Of WaitsfielI md
"eorSe W. Randall of Waterbury, with
we probabilities, as we learn them. in favor
81 the success of the former. Either of
THESE gentlemen would represent the
county with credit. judge Martin will
doubtless be placed on the ticket as first
associate Judge of the County Court, and
the name of j. NJ. Fisher of Cabot re-
cel'cs favorable consideration for nomin,-
ton as side Judge
liz H. Harvey Illden. the present Judge
OF probate who has well performed the
'o les OF his office, doubtless be placed
III nomination for the place a"nin.
1t no" seems probable that Frank Plum
icy OF Mortified will be nominated for
STATE Attorney, and John l.. futile Of
Montpelier for Sheriff. without any par
'co'r opposition Mr.. PumIev, two
years ago, would doubtless have been the
ooh''d''' mad not Mr.. Dillingham; good
service and popularity called for Il renom-
nation. Mr.. futile, who has long been a
deputy. will nuke an experienced and eli
cicnt sheriff
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A Card.
MONTPELIER TEMPERANCE MEN AND wOME>



Where the hundreds Of men and women who
signed the pledge and Jined the Reform Club i'll this
place? Are they all dead or sleeping? We have not
seen any indications of wholesale funerals i'll high
life, and II they sleeping, would could have
blast upon the trumpet of the Archange" to awaken
them. We Judge them to be either dead slice PINK as
We have seen nothing OF their faces at club meet
ngs. Do they think it only necessary to join and
then their duty is complete and they can remain at
home and let the Club die of neglect? We have upon
our roll hundreds OF men and women who ARE or CLAIM
to be strong for temperance, and yet have never
seen their faces inside Club And they are
the ones to whom those try to break the chains OF
Rum Bondage ;" look for support and encouragement.
aud If they fall, do not envey them their peace OF
mind for upon THEIR shoulders will rest the RESPONSE
blllty. Do they think would them
with us: DO the " LADIES" whose professions have
been made upon the house tops think they would
be contain mated by contact with i'll the Club Room
If such are the thoughts of those persons far better
had club never been organized and should not
have been compelled to doubt their professions. 1t IL
discouragn and dlsheartenln those who keep
n- their pledge and striving to perpetuate the
tence of the Club. to meet every Wednesday evening
and not find more than twelve fifteen present, and
of those not one who prayed longest, and made the
most earnest professions or whose loudest
for the welfare OF the club IN TALK. Where the
men who were seen SO often presiding Sunday
evening meetings" Have they turned away because
there was no opportunity to show themselves before
audience and get their the papers 1t
certainly looks 1t shame and disgrace that
tins town. the capitol of the State, should be behind
every other smaller around the interest mani
Tested i'll the Reform Club. If it desired that the Re
form Club should live. let the ladies and gentlemen to
whom the above remarks refer awake from their Rip
Van Wink lie sleep and show interest club
coming out and attending meetings which are
held every Wednesday evening at O'clock and that
does not mean 50 to think This PLAN
talk Yet think the fee liuxs
the club. II.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-02

WIND ~rURN Al EIil-Onc oi the
most tremendous blows the ike of which
cannot be- remembered by the oldest inhab-
itantS. came of here on Saturday. ut about
seven o'clock, r. VI While the >taid, sober
II Il industrious people We're milking the
Kline and otherwise 1ll>y in closing up he
chores for the week, what should be heard
bat the distant lunbln~ of the cars and
the -hrill whistle of the engine at an I'M
usual hour Bat thr windy .harmloss storm
soon made iis appearance. The thunder
Wa rolled forth by the discOr Etnt notes
Of two speaking flies and the pounding
of two second rate drums. Thi, gaseous
wind was engineered by +. L. French,
Esq 1t siruck- on the Town House steps
where it exploded. The first f5p1osion was
of brother Atkins, and was considered by
competent judges to have been the loudcst
except thu one made by the Big Indian,
which was the last cob"ng. Livingston.
Gilman and IIcaton tried hard to make a
Flow. but thirtV-ciwht times out Of forty it
proved to be wind only. The whole result
ed in throwing to the breeze a very good
har with the names # Tillcn and Hem
bricks attached to the bottom.
This imported wind storm might have
numbered anywhere from one to two hum
drcd. and we guessed from the unsteady
walk Of many of them, that they must
have been sailors, OF 1t might have been a
too freely imbibed ESPRIT" Of the County
Convention. All for retornt, you know.
But it turned out to be II very harmless al
fair. rather flat We will have charity. and
siv it WAS near night and many must
have been tired.
The lecture given in the Town Hall,
Sunday evening. by brother Durant. was
very good. and his allusion to the affair
the previous evening was very significant.
The beautiful flag raised two weeks ago
inscribed Hayes and Wheeler still waves
its graceful folds, the talisman of the pat
riot and the watchword Of intelligent free
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-02
Probate Court.

HARVEY IILDEN, Judge y. A. CHASE. Register.
The following business was transacted
in the Probate Court of the District of
Washington. during the week ending
July 81:
July % Bartlett Foleys estate-.John
Foley, administrator.
July %. Luther Bixby> estate com
missioners' report returned
July 90 D. d. Neveux' estate-;idmin-
istration account allowed and assignment
made.
July 81. Ira Holten's estate-adminis-
tration account referred to August Is.
Emily Burnhams estate-S. w. Osgood
and W. S. Atkins, appraisers. NJ, w.
Gray's estate-commissioner report re-
turned.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-02

Inc colossal Bronze Statue of Victory WHICH
stands IN the Park, at Lowell. before the tomb 81
me hist soldiers that fell in the revolution i 4
lasting and beautiful tribute of ant Il one of The,
Ill II Objects sought by strangers visiting our >I-.
city, which indeed many visit purpo>clv t. see mn
elegant Oil CT of art. II was obtained from the.
HING OF bavaria by d.. j. {. AVER To whom IN
majesty was especially gracious In acknowledge
mtht OF what his remedies rcputctt Ia haN.
'i"n" Tor IN" suffering SICK. II WIS donated 10y ih,.
Doctor to the CITY OF Lnwel a. Il permanent :,,i,i
>p atln- emblem Of the victories both ol Science
and AIMS. Hryer>fp,rne Nj, Press.
FM5!Wl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-02
Hayes and Wheeler Climb.

Inc republican caucu, to choose dele
gates to the Rutland Congressional Con-
ventlon to be held Tomorrow. when Col
Royce VIII he renomlnated, was held in
Village Hall. "Wednesday evening. F.. F.
Walton, jas. ). Peek, j. L. Thurston and
l.. l.. Durnt were chosen delegates.
After tn" eau ~, 4 requested in call
signed by some two hundred republicans.
Il meeting was organized with James +.
lhur>ton a Chairman and w. \. Lord rs
Secretary. and measures taken to organize
a Hayes and Wheeler Campaign Club. \
committee consisting Of j 5. Peck. j. NJ
Poland, G.. W. VIM. IL \. IIusr and !
j. Pratt was appointed to report a con-ti-
tuition and list of officers at Il future meet
me and an adjournment was mad, TO
Tuesday evening of this week
Last evening Village Hall WAS filled and
the meeting being called t. order by Hon.
Joseph Poland, the following constitution
was presented BY the committees and adop,-
ed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-02

MOTHERS can scenic health f,lr Them ,.t,i,,,r.u
and rest for them selves by the u-e Of t-tnl., =,
perfect substitute for Castor Cd. II /, aE,-nif1l.l,
halmie~s, aud Is pleasant To take a, honey tn,
NInd-Collc, sour stomach, Worm, or Cnuetli,afi. :,
Tor young Old there nothn., IN existence. ht,
/ II i certain, II i speedy 1t Is cheap
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-02
Vermont News.
ADDISON COUNTY

Sheep breeders from all parts of the west com,
10 Addison county to secure the choice M;r;n,
sto1 X to improve their hocks. Two car loads e.
fine rams We're shipped last week to Samuel Arch
q Oh Kansas CITY. Another lot of rams and ewes
went to w. l.. Crockett of New MEXICO.
Co! Wright al >t urA ,u,Io, aged eighty ycar 5
anu Il veteran of the of 1912, died sud lenly
Wednesday,, the 2j,h. He leaves a luSe circle o
relatives TO mourn his loss.
The boys " OF lhi-tol have occasionally e tuIn
ed an honest penny by taking advantage o.! The
iillin5s of one John IL. B,rnum AMI Il widow
thompson. Whenever they caught E,rnum in
company with the wllow, they h I'll m L. him come
'h'"h with the stamps. On The 2ilh slant, how
ever, having become weary of this sort of thing
lhey procured powder aud blew up the house oc-
cupleh by Mrs Thpmpson but foi tunately the tan
Wi'lo " " as not at home at the time
Last week, IN Salisbury the wife OF Harrison
Pratt became dissatisfied with him. and went away
with Il negro servant who lived near bv, to her
fathers home in East Ml,ldlcbuiy, where She now
IS. She has her youns st child, about year OF
age, while her husband takes the other two nine
and seven Yeas of age, to his ilthe 5 IN Salisbury
She sold most oflhelr furniture and kept the money
which coull be but little as Pratt was very poor
aud bad manager This negro has flequenlei
the house in Pratts absence and pres cnc,. aud ha.
knocked Pratt down when he offered any objections
to his visits
COLLECTING BY foRCx-Iu Leicester, Mr..
"eo' &c Field was owing two of his hired men
since last spilng, s. and did not pay. They
watched the opportunity to catch HIM alont ana
away from his house and did about one mile OF
IN one of his meadows. There they struck hun
an biached his eyes 80 that he could not gct home
alone, and only did 50 by the istancc OF "A pa
el by. There was sl7 on his person which they
took and dcpatted To part, Unknown. They were
t'om Canada The ehein was at once sunni, ned
and search was IN utc, bn t In wanna vet Mr. Field
Is about 90 years OF age, and apt to have trouble
with those he c.ni.y,. lie Is 4u te wealthy
CALEDONIA COUNTY,
lI.ni"ick bIn5- forth Centennial Icllc IN the
shape OF 4 irsl licutcnAnt's commission IN the
Colonial army, Is, Ir,i To >lule, Elnio.e, Jr, Ct
Connecticut, July -, l..j, and sIsnel 10y john
ii tncock IN President Charles THOMPSON A.,
secretary of Congress. 1t also bears the Signature
= fbiIlp schuyler, .jpr general commanding
NJ" thcrn department" with ofli the lett han
margin The commission Is wei preserved, and l.
now in the possession OF Mr.. r. J. Cater ut
Hal'lwlch. who l. a 'it.rondanl of the tlmo!e-.
Mrs. Noluey Bloi.ctt ct WAterf,rn, committed
sucFle sunday by hanging her sell from a nook IN
hc.ceiln5 81 hnr kltchtl II = IN, ,anl vi,
absent nearly al day At church, leaving her at
home "ltl tAo -mli rnt irrn. the eldest three
veal and the ypu15c-t onc yea. If age When
found >hc had c;Iicutly been han-ln. several
hours lac children were d. tn same room anus.
course 81 Ia. he d.! .nt:leI a thclr iac--
en-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-02

Letters ncaiied iorat Nontpeiier VI. Post
O:iirc. jul, 2Dfh. 1876
l"tt'aln these letters. persons mast sac II,
tieIe date
l-A"ifN Nl-s Elizabeth ALA. Ms. t.r'lii4e T.. &
Miss u. A. sand r Miss ia Ihurstll Mrs. + l. vs..
man. Mrs Carrie + Wakefield
tK>ILH Dean t1luere John i,-A S. y
HIIt. Robert NJ Hlbl'ari. I. y Hin. Hu-I4 HI &.
Henry Jacks II, ! / Ma W.i Randall \ ! Tt...
tharles Warr",4.2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-02

CAhti' BIKE N>i> :, rheumatism, >rItjI't. >wc1-
lihSs, >l,ialne sun JOINTS Burns, >cahi~, FuI~nn-
Gus bites, amt all nceh bone AMI muscle ailments
can De aOso utelv cured hT the tentauT llnimcnt-
hat the " hlte LInlmcnt L for the human family
the Yellow iinIment Is :or spawned. called and
lame horses and ANIMALS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-02

The mines in Colorado yielded in 1875
over S6,2S4.UCO in bullion; the estimated
production for 1876 is more than ten mill
lions
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-02
G. v. WILLARD. Soll..-or-
T ITERATION NOTICE

Tins certllles that have --I.e- III L Dtt.r-'
80 his tine Gur.r. thu man u It's c-1p-'
ard shaIl clam II L,s ea;Ilr-s ed ~ -c-e
hls oeo's g III ae's' s-'7- 10 17I~re;T IRON
HAIHANA Al Wines
Tl.r.d TTlrfvi~f TrlE 3 -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-02
I, : T u X J \ .

pleasant and Ier1ec: substitute, II ali oases fol
Castor OIL Casorla is the result Of an cd Physician
effort produce, for his own lractlce an enec'it
cathartic tl4aaan. 10 the taste and free from grrg
ur cannel pitcher Of HvannIs Mass succeeded III
combining without the use OF alchohoi, TurfatlFe
aren't as pleasant take a. honey ana Wut possesses
Al the deslr2 lie properties OF Castor OIL
It is ADAPTED to all ages but Is especially recomnen
the stomach and bowels Of children Il Is certain;
aIsol1IteIy harmless. and cheap It should
he used for VIM colo sour stomach. worms, costlve
ness croup &c tI.n children ran have sleep aud
mothers
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-02
ncN HAYES and Wheeler flag now

. against il.
Ihr democratic FLAG which
over state Street says " Reform
hendricks, " Well. they need
bui enough.
rel walked from Chelsea t.
-trrd.ty forenoon. If ne had
- instead Of one he would have
10 'l" afternoon, and we don t
b, lid H. it was.
j'rt n', the magnetic physi-
-o-,c~S has made him an en-
't.pu, j. 1t the Huttlion, where
IN '.II August 18th. The doe
} trusted for honesty and
.~-urr the public that he is
uH >LNlNAll AND FEMALE
We are pleased to announce
-...r~ Of thi, school have setur-
- If an able and ellicicn.
% ID. p.rSon of j. Il. South.
old C.t/.noNi., S.D,ip.,.,-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-02

NOTHING IS MORE II ARRAsSlNG than ulcers o
bOllS fortunately they can be quickly hea led by
the use OF oLENN'- >tl-PHU SOAP, which purgcs
the sore OF It's poisonous virus OF proud flesh and
thus removes the only obstacle Ia liz healing
tIrow Young IN ten mn ute5 VIII HILLS INSrAN
famous HAIR DYE. Fy3Iut
Halls Vt9et iblc >;cillau II IL Ecnewer prevents
the hair from turning gray ana restores hair TO its
natural color. TN}Iwl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-02
{ liz FIREMAN.
NtNTPELIER VT.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST ,. 1876

.--. ?. make the FIREMAN particularly valua-
-,..- from all parts of Vermont, and our
p rent parts of the State. especially in
.t,rtt--c and LamOllle Counties Will confer
....... is and our readers by sending us
-....,. tIvr IL facts and will arrange
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-02
~ L DO\IA COIN lN

Colonial army, Is, ied 10 >tmHe EIno.e, Jr., Ct
Connecticut, July -, l..j, and ei.ncl by John
,,t.
lbiIIP schuyler, IN 'j'r genera commanding
northern Department. with oli .ers on the lett han
- W. ~ '''' ana !
Har,lwlch, who l. a dtsrenIanl Of the tln.o!e,
Mr., y.I,..,. fu.,., ,.,, -, y.,.,,,., .,,
.,,crI, >un.l,y he h.,,,l,,,,',, t'.,, !.
the ccilln. 81 her hl,.n., U.r n,.,,nI w..
absent ne triv an day AZ ,.hurch Irayln., mr. At
home wlih 49, -mtii rnl ir-n, the eldest 1hre,
yr..i- and the ypul.c,t onc y,.t. of age. When
found he h.l ..IucutIy been han-In. .,y,,ol
hours. lac chlLlrcn were. III IN. SAINT. room a,u,.
ln< themselves a. let thcy Cpul'l, Ignorant, ol
- u '''" Il ''''' ~ ''ie! u 'heH i'ic@-
g"
,uIrft<,t> ,,r>,
JUICE DAVID >mALc! OF the u4trl >ltlc~
court h'i another sh'A OF p'llly-l7 al Burlington
"etht'iA5 ni7At-
IurIu.>D N,Rh.r. Jtlt I-In. u.,k,, IA.
the same a. lat week. Bate, s,lI AZ r. 10 i. for
laIr, ! lo2l: tor cnrlcc. ga! Il iu4.. t,rt,n.y
{ At..,c farm IIltlc- -t,4. - h.. u.r. t,
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N '''"''''' "'''
"clc Addressed ~ III L. Seymour of Ia { l.l--.
WIS., ana ith' "''t'i 81 Mex York
Lightning sttur~ .the h'iA oi CIV. ~ south
fullh- ton, the olltt ts. ,cllnI i u lG1 loti-,
Uut otherwise !rl.ll. t.,. .a!ln Il ;t.tlurf
lHc d"clAhs al tI"nn Hal IA hull InIll, W
~ = 7''' o''' ~ ~ " - Ho'
a., .,,,t,,.,I d., ,t.. ,,,,,.. ~ ~, , ,, ,
unc anon til.Ii OF :, t.o t., provide suitable
buildings ana The be- nuIn- 81 a cabinet Hln:tt
ant aprAllu,. \ subscription OF Sl~t.tro Aa>
been obtained Tor a permanent eu..oAurut " no.,
income must he forever appropriated ,Nclu.iytIv
to turl payment OF IN. sin IL, ii II, .cuIt, Of lu-
= urllon- IN Al iItlontl subscription OF ?-5,t.
mas been secured 10. !, buIuI.n- tund >.4i.luIr
!otu,, nave. been lr ,.,Ir..j h,.,,,r,iul for 81.
a ,t,p and ,rtly ,,..t n g.. l..,, ..,,,,,. "a -,
49,. .,...,,,, ~, H.. NJ t,4, ..,
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:,
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- Al"N> 10 ilhh 'iN"hE'' A"7 80 Al
'''''' -''4 lc'ti!''' al S'' mn Act 't"'r' ana
~ ih-14 We q l'tt I''' l'.teht- th"I'e N p
:! cents, n rI-t :. cents per pound, " tn We
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-02
he Vermont Historical SOcietv

List OF books. pamphlets, ETC., received
at the library Of the Vermont Historical
Society, during the months of June and
July, 1876:
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