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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-26
4 Wonderful Discovery

EeA Hampshire exchanges come to us filled viii
accounts of most wonderful cures effected by Dr
Cares MEDICAL. WONDER 1t Is said to he the creates
ellsicity the step and MAXIM the invalid hearty
courageous, strong. 1t cures all diseases of the
liver. stonarh kidneys and spine; scrofula and al
blood diseases: nervous rrostration of either
sex. restoring tone and vIgOr t. the whole system
Read the following cures:
Mrs Ira ). APPLETON. IIillsborn' Bridge, II spi
nal and kidney Diseases confined to bed and doctors
failed t her: her husband procured " Medical
Nuuher aud She now writes, am able to do c0nsd
cradle work
j. T.. MORRILL,. franklin; scrotnlOus humor, says
nothing has helped him Ike Medical Wonder"
iR-. & Z. DRDwAY, Centre ST, Conc"rl; confined To
he Al had been treated without beueht by several
Pay Tor teuale and kidney diseases: took Or.
Cages " Medical WONDER, ana was cured III month.
ANpREW j rE >>IEE. sutton II hum"r, debility,
disease II liver. lungs x most wonderful recovery
ted; took Medical Wonder J." with great success.
Gro. ". EVANS. Derry difficulty of side and ston
ach. hIinOr. weakness, Sr.: cured and Went to work
Mrs J W. FIFE, Sjmcruk. y H female weakness,
dr"psy, nervous prpstrItl"n, &c, discharged hired
rlrl
.T~Wc would also ref, to Mrs Vim SHEPHERD and
daughter. and f.bru"Zer Newton. Manchester House 8;
Mrs. Fred SaIlh 1rn. Vest RimHcy; Mrs + J ones.
Lebanon; Gr@ IL Walker. 'irantlam: ALERT Trues
Chichester: Alma II IIlll, Canter bury: Mrs
Glover Hrunikcr: Mrs WalterJ Farrar. Hills
h"rr' Bridge; J L. Fla. Hooksct; Miss K A. ) Hoo
ford: Joseph DAVIS Hois Ellen Proctor. Plttsticld;
VI J. LcdNcnWUrth. AndpNtr
ASK YOUR DRUGGISTS FOR MEDICAL WoNDIE.
sold III Montpelier by
H.1>COM f. DEWEY.
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irODate Ourt,

HARVEY rILpi.N, Lids N.A.rHA~r. REGISTER
The following business was transacted
il the Probltc Court of the District Of
Washington, during the week ending
April II:
April Is. Charles Collins guardianship
-l'homa- Devine, guardian, application
for license To sell real estate referred to-
May q. Chester HuGbc"'S c>tate-appl-
cation for license to sell real estate re-
fcrrcd to May ..
April H.. Martha Mor>r'- c~tatc-:td-
mini>tratlon account referred to Nav Ii.
Lillian l.. Crcs>ev's guardian>hip-g
dian account allowed. +. l.. Sali>burv's
Observation-Disclosures account allowed
and decree made.
April u. Thomas Fitzgerald, estate
Bridget Fitzgerald, administrative; appli-
cation to sell real estate referred 10
May It..
April - Hosea Minott'> c>tate-al-
ADMINISTRATION account referred to MAY It,
John EmcrSon's e>tatc-applieation for
distribution Of the share Of Miranda En-
crson. who i, supposed to be dead, referred
to May -.
April a Alba >tol(ards cstatc-:d-
ministraion account referred to Nav IL
W W. Chambcrlin's -administra.
ton account referred to May 81.
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The t'rtugtr> of Vermont have set apart
"Wednesday. May II. TO plant trees and
flowers
l he parties who have a>hcd more space
At the Centennial exposition than they can
occupy with view Of letting a portion
thereof have been informed that no such
di~gracciul speculation viii be allowed
The l.cn1l,y fixed b; law for the offence
of which Charles II. Smith, the drmocrat-
ic House journal clerk has been guilty. i
4 tine of $4,000 and imprisonment Had
he been 4 republican hc would nave got
it all. A. Il i the House merely votes TO
c,.n>urr HIM and he resigns to avoid it.
Abbott. the O~>ipce murderer. who KILL
ed his wife with an AK, last fall. pleaded
ruiltv to murder in the second degree. at
Concord. n H., Friday, and was sentence
ed to thirty years in the State Prison.
y Steam boiler in the Mississippi Ice
Company's huiluin- on the levcc, between
Florida Street and Cas- Avenue. st. Louis.
Mo, exploded on the morning OF April
10Th, badly damaging the building. and
seriously iniuring four laborcrs. one OF
them. Patrick llcaly. fatally.
The Washington specials to the Provi-
dcncc JoUrnt} say: The President said
last week to u prominent republican poll
tcian who asked him whether he was
really favorable or in favor of Mr. Conk-
ling for Presidential nominee. that he was
not more in favor of Mr.. Conklinr than of
any other candidate, ana added: L will
not favor any candidate for nomination
either by word, deed or intimation, against
other republican candidates.
We take from the Railroad az tie the
following interesting statistics in regard to
railroad accidents in the United States dur
ing the month of March and the CORES
ponding month last year:
The total number Of accidents were 1903.
OF these. OF were collisions. % derail-
ments, 6 boiler explosions. The number
of persons killed WAS 80. and 81 injured
This is a decrease of l3 in accidents and
an increase of Is in deaths, from the
statistics of 1879. This month has been
the worst one of the winter for rairoad
ING, both on account Of the biz storms and
bad weather for the breaking of iron con
sequently the heavy increase of accidents
over the previous months Of the W inter-.
BuENErrS FLAVoRING ENTKACTS-Ih4
superiority OF these extracts consists IN Mci,
purity and great S'rengh. They are war
rantcd free from the poisonous oils ant
acids which enter into the composition OF
many of the Fictitious fruit flavors now in
the market. They are not only true to
their names, but are prepared from fruit:
of the best quality, and are so highly con
centrated that a comparatively small guam
tity only need be used
JOSEPH BURNETT & Co., Boston, Manu-
facturers and Proprictors. For sale by al
Groccrs and druggists.
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Notice..

Tho Directors of Washington County Agricultural
Society will meet at the Court House in Montpelier on
saturday the 9th day of May next, at O'Clock P NJ
the Directors will rescild the vote To-
the Fair the Bailey grounds in Montpelier
and locate the the grounds of G. Willard in
East MOnpel Ter Also t. if the directors will
sell the bindings the Fair Grounds i'll East Mont
peher. W. {. WHITE,
Barre Alril 24th ls76 Secretary
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-26

Mark Anthony slew Julius Ca-ar.-
ArG}tS anil HUriot
The mump> are prevailing quite rNtcr-
sivclv throu. hou. town.
Horace Fair! anks of =. John>burv de-
clncs to be Il candidate for governor.
The regular spring examination of com
mon school teacher, is to be held in the
,ever"! towns Of this county on Saturday,
April %, commencing at "A. NJ.
O. V. Hooker, has sold out his interest
in the machine and wagon business at
Ilookrrsvillc, Cabot. where he has resided
for 80 years and leased the :. Paddock Iron
Works in st. ,Johnsburv. where our best
wishes follow him.
THE Cook MUEDEE.-Thcv would 60
and have 4 . coroncrs jury" or a third OF
one up in Hydcpark. Brother Morse Of
the Nt,csdcaler was the justice. He should
put away his copy OF the "Compilcd" and
cet the Statutes Of Vermont down as late,
at least, as 1876. He was up to the times,
however, in issuing n supplement to his
paper.
Mrs Martha Morey of Strafforl has just
celebrated her 100th birthday With consid-
cradle eclat, 4 goodly number of friends
being present, and the exercises being
chiefly religious and literary. Four gene
rations were represented at the dinner Ia
bic The old lady is remarkably vigorous,
no,i ho ,f the
celebration, feeding the chickens and max
ing beds. She was born at Gill, Mass,
and her mother. Patty Bartlett Frizzcll
lived to be one hundred and one years old
Mrs. J. B. Thurstol Of Montpelier is 4
grand daughter Of Mrs. Moicy.
4 telegram from Calcutta to the London
Times announces that the disturbance in
Bustar, India, is over, and quiet restored
The peasants are dispensing and the troop
returning,
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IlEIlIE~T, GREATEST. ana most reliable
remedy eNSrput together 10y medical science 70.
I;ucmuatl-nl, Wouu.i~, >Wc.An-s. Burns, tahei
Breast, Ar..l~ the I ,nttur I-inlmcnt. Inere a'c
tvo kinds. What tAr Nni;e I.iuimen, i lor the
human l.nni'v, the yellow tcntaur l.lnimcnt for
spawned, lam AMI >tr4,nc horse, Al ina :.
rMtWl}
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'INHE BAND AND E>iHETIC JOURNAL
LIVE PEHLOULC-1L

published h. The Band ana f-t-tIc''
cl"t"- II !. ,ttI9 Ii Fa<cs and comprising every
thing that odd IIts. friends + tll- and
Of ciI.Itui. Woull lke l. kW It, columns per
mails worth the lrlcc."f the paper 10 FORMER
bers IF the hood. send Tor specimen copy Ere. /
any address, On application.
Address TUE JOURNAL.
HI
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N''' III III not "l''he ''ie ii'os'
''i' ''''''''o'i9 10 'l'e furnishing OF Il re-
'el'.'o' ''"i'' P"t would be interesting ana
fine ,rcnrr.l otfi..o Of tho h,;,r,'. w..
,,.,,,, .;:....o,.;.. v-,,t..,,.
histories, rcrt.,in .t,t. 1o.rn,on+. hool..
by Vermont .u1rbors and ,nll;.,t;on. cor
.rally rpC,11jDr 70 fine history industries
.tr. of orr own St,,.-tho wbnIo collection
tjuiur. merriam. = no1er,tc-.;zoJ hook.
.,~o-wn,lI l.. inst tho thinc to hol, tho
Y ,r,n,ct.,. c,,,,ir., f.,., INV, .oot;a,, Of
.hu ,.un,rv while o,y,v, 1,;-r,o ho,r ~,
= rainy L,lf l,v or rours. tha :. II.,l-
.u,.,,.r,, .,rn int.nIaI ,,,b.r ., convo-
rli.u.i. tn yi,itnr. rather tb,n nc in any
sense an exhibition bujl1inr and vet =
f,ir->in..l case. containing snorimons Of orr
n1rbIp~. GRANTEES .Iotns and oros vonld
no. le wholly out Of place Jfapv one has
suggestion, Oh. contriIutions to offer Ionbt-
Ic-> the committee would he unite willin"
.n consider Them and .,dont .u.h -, they.
deemed ur.l,t.c,Il. AMI un,n H.. whole
Desirable. G.n.p. p. Pjkin. Of Nontpe.
lirr. j. til, chairman.
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|
80 ' NtOii '''N l'i''N' .o9''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-26

when the lovers of flowers are consulting
the various catalogues which have been
sent them, and making out their lists OF
seeds and plants.
We call attention to the establishment
of Mr.. II. =. Closson, Thctford, Vt, rs
emlnenty worthy the patronage Of any
who desire plants of good sic and rretul-
~ JroUn, at a reasonable price.
Mr.. Closson does all he promises, often
nl0rc and richly deserves the success he
has won in his business, which is yearly
increasing. He makes a specially OF
Greenhouse and bedding plants, and dur
INC the Centennial year offers some spec
lal inducements to purchasers of collcc-
lions OF plants. a> will be seen by refer
ence to his supplementary Catalogue,
which is sent free to all who apply for it.
AS an illustration of the advantage Of pur-
chasing plants for early vegetables. we
would say that Tomato plants, bought OF
Mr.. Clo>son last spring. produced ripe
fruit three WlckS Carli1 than other plants
elsewhere obtained. See advertisement.
An inquest was held this week in regard
TO the child found near the railroad track
in Berlin on the 10th. A number Of Wit
ncSScs living in Gouldsvillc were eXamin-
en-. The authorities of the town woulu
have been ccnsurablc had they not taken
the means they have to find the guilty
parties, for such crmcs are becoming al
together too frequent. The examination
did not however develop many new facts.
and Leave, the matter still in doubt
PLAI>tIEIp.-W had quite a little en-
element Thursday; the fire-bell rung and
Mr.. Mark Pages blacksmith shop WAS dis
covered to be on fire. but Il few pals of
water i'll the right time saved that and
probably the adjoining buildings, rs there
was Il strong wind at the time.
tumor SAYS we arc soon to have dry
good, store; it is just what We need for
now every one is obliged to 20 out OF
town for >nch things.
4 I. Snow the druggist, has lust re-
turned from Boston with 4 good assert
mrnt Of balls, croquet sets. fishing rods,
and fancy articles generally.
WILLIAMS roWN.-AS John I.vndc WAS
on his way homc from Northlield. Satur
day, he stopped to water his horse, and on
getting in his gig again, the horse started
and threw him over on his shoulders on
the ground, which viii l,y him up for
some time, although he is doing well
William Sprague and George Farnham
have exchanged farms.
Pcop'c are Gathering their buckets and
closing up >u~arinr 1t has been 4 very
poor season.
WAIr~IIEln.-The young people of The
Lodge Of Good Temrllr> held u sugar
party. a Hotel Hall. Thursday evening OF
last week
There was no service at the NJ f.
Church last Sunday, the p1s,or being away
attending Conference
DiErNoI I'll CoIIE,,E.-I hc graduating
exercises in The college of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts were hel! last Wednesday,
The coarse in this department takes three
years, bat the year i two months shorter
than in tho other departments At the com
pletion Of tn" course thc degree of Is. :. j.
conferred the same A. in the >cicn,iti. de-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-26
VNHE GREATEST SELLING
CENTENNIAL. BOOK Il
q / X G. O l. y L Il Y

4 y IT $ Il Z s y 4 Il q r $.
RI h and CONFLICT thrilling h~. ~ years
an -Taud III vivid descriptions all
S'lf'r III 'i--rlr " 'til-rt. fii'r4i~. naulfa
tir~. II ailrrS government -I-l.~
t-rs works - art ct Il lily illustrated and -fe4l
\ SPLENDID VIEW Il tha W'IID-> FOREMOST
y ALTON Nt+ri-r b.. Il lik- Is lG.+r.
',rl"- Nv on AGi NT~ l>5if4r.l quickly AIir.--
II BEARD BRO =. II FIII-il'-l " 49, HNl5Ai
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-26
JOSEPH w WHEELOCk ) ESTATE.

The undersIgned having been appointed by the Hon
sinners to receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against the estate OF j.
baaiort late of said District deceased and
l claims exhibited in set thereto hereby give 20
TO we will meet the purposes aforesaid at the
oftce of G w Willard in Montpeller on the sth day o.
1'iiorL ~ until four o'clock. NJ each of said days.
aud that six months from the 18th day MarchA $50
tin,a UNITED BY said court for said creditors to
present their claims - rs for examination ana ao"
..,- .,-,, n 1e-s
r,zu, : : 4 X Willard; cornrn'rs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-26

80. p. maxi, the FRrt MAN particularly yalUa-
. Jaws from al parts of Vermont. and oar
.-.. l.Htrtnt parts OF the State. especially III
-.IIr4u--. and l.atuuille C"UutIts :, Viii confer
49,. -.. Do and uur readers 10y sending us
.-.I.,- Gwen, facts and We vii arralI--c
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-26
DOLLY W. CLIFFORD.

The undersigned having been appoIilte1 ny te non
Probate Court for the District Of Randolph ION.
,sSinners 10 receive examine and adjust all lain
, demands of all persons against the estate Of Polly
" Clifford late Wiliamstown IN sad dlstrlct dt-
ased and ali claims exhibited IN offset thereto here
by given notice that Will meet for the
said at the residence James Burnham IN "llla1ns
tann on tho n 1ay of May next. from 10 o'clock
until O'Clock P NJ. on SAID day ana !nas TX TX
months from the 4th day of February D. ieo ls the
time limited by said Court for said crff@rs 10 present
their claims to US for examination ana allowance
mated at Williamstown this 9th day of March. A d.
1876.
CYRUS LATIHHEEoP, comn.'rs
SILVIA RODNEY SEANER,
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ti ~ oils 81 any per- u thy c '- iIitly-
inns
'V mail t'r p -rtt-r V.rli I-yT
t'rarl- Dreams. HINTS T4.l-e- N..l.-.- ~
shirt. I-cr ltt X Al l-+-<- WILL II ( t4l
Pubs Fi.Ila. Hl-Ai
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LETTERS uraiicd for AT Nnntprlirr. VI. Post
N::.cr. April .,1Ih. 1916
Vi \ T. Il | AG f. :

In TIC Band Hall of tie Vermont Methodist SIENNA
ry April 18th. Lax the Rev 4. l. Cooper of 81 Adams
hey NJ. " ARD son If Or \. VI Ward Of HariwICk.
and Miss \il l. COOPER. daughter of the otlcl.t-
INK cltrE Nlnau
In Fairfhx. April 18Th. by Rev. u Malcolm. Mr.
Oh AEI.ES II. PRESCOTT. OF FItchtur<. Mass and
Miss MARY :. BRl SIt. of Fairfax. Vt
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Thanks From the Depths of the Heart &c
WLIlNGrO>, Loraln Co., O, Aug L

W1IINGro>, Loraln Co., O., Au. Il, I>.l
Dr. X. '. PIttcf, Buffalo, y. y.
Ipca, Sir-Your medicines, Golden Me,iral Dis
covery Or. Slse's CuarIh Kennedy, have proved
OF the greatest service to me. SIN months ago no
one thought that could possibly live long. had
Il complication of diseases -sctofull. manifest In-
itself in eruItions and great blotchcS on nv head
that made such sores that could not have nv hair
combcd without causin" mo much suffering; also
causing swollen glands, tonsIls enlarged, thick
neck =" and large and numerous holls. | also sui
iclc,l from a terrible Chronic Catarlh, and IN fact
was so diseased that lite was a burden I" me. had
tired many doctors with no benchi. finally pro
cure,t onc-half dozen bottles of your Golden Mei-
cad discovery and one dozen SaGeo Cattirh Rene
tiy and commenced their use. AT first was badly
discouraged, but after taking tour bottles Of the
discovery began TO improve, and when l had
taken the remaining was WcU In addition to the
OF discovery applied a solution of Iodine to
the t.oitre thick neck, You advise in pam
ph e. wrapping, and il entirely disappeared. Your
discovery Is certainly the most wonderful blood
medicine ever invented. l thank God and Won
from the depths OF my heart for the great good il
has done me-
Very grca fully,
Mrs. l.. CHAFFEE
Most medicines which are advertised as blood
purifiers and liver medicines contain either mcrcu
~, in some form, or pota ssium and iodine various
~ combined. All OF those agents have strong
tendency to break down the blood corptlscIcs and
d.bllltate and otherwise permanently mjure the
human system, and should therefore be discarded
Dr. riercc's Golden Medical Discovery, on the
other hand, beng composed of the fluid extracts of
ratIvc plants, bark and roots, Will in no pro-
duce injury, It's effects being strengthening and
curative only SalSptlilit, WultH usci ENJOY
quite reputation as blood purifier. Is remedy
OF thirty years ago, and may we'll give place 1t
Is dong to the more positive and valuable vegeta-
bic alternatives which later medical Investg CATION
and discovery has brought to light. In Scrolula
OF King, Evil, White SwelinCs, Ulcers, Ervsipe-
la Syveiled Neck Goitre Scroluous Inf tnmailon-
sores Erup ions OF the Skin and sore Eyes
ali otter blood diseases, Dr. Picrcc'3 Golden Med
lcal discovery has shown Its great remedial
powers. curing the most obstinate and lntracta-
bic cases. Sold by all dealers ia medicines.
FMl.wl
JATND!CE AND BILIOUSNEsS. Who knows n
good remedy for these disorders? We are ASSURED
AINOODo Vegetable PHYSICAL, JaundIce Bitter :
vii effect a speedy care. They have never failed
to satisfy all who have used them for Julndice,
Dyspepsia, Billiousness, etc. Beware Of lmlt,.
tons The genuine has private proprietary stamp OF
John T. Henry over the cork. sold by all dealers.
Manhattan Med. 60, proprIetols. JOHN +. HEN
kI. CtKRAN 4 CO, New York, Wholesale
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Look the Wonderful Blessings f God AMI falre #
VI pDI SANkEl III Europe ami A,i.-r-i P.--
book and chance Tor man woman --..od
business and do good oterei tins Ais mars
If T. ; A. World aud all Bible Ian = a-ll Centennial
Combination Apply At once - ID LGT EItN~TI I--n
Ii
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sabbath school Som Book. which has been out
few months lust LONG enough 10 prove II one Of the
best Buy II and try II.
Price y
tMas>l OLIVER pITSON K co Boston.
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G2O6. GROCERIES, FREE.

The parties VIII all they rlau.' y We-Aly sun
Jan L.
send STAMP for particulars. e. + Nln-.te & O..
limited. ~ Duane -. New York on. tfi,- he=t
chances for oyer II. rcd" chicago W--klr
Inter ocean. Tn tirpcerc. AZ. the !,st y Wlt-
nos Han Z :
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JOHN CKARk RIDPAIH, 4. "

1t contains GO large PAGES. and price IL cloth binding
$500.
Also agent for u. l.. Moody and his works on both
sides of the sea by W IL Daniels. Pastor Of Park
,yeuue + Church. Chicago. Ill illustrated with
6 full page euSravincS and also containing the HE OF
Mr. Nnody's coIuauiu. Ira D. Sankey. Price IN cloth
binding. 5000. Mlo"'
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DAUCHY & Cos. ADVERTISEMENTS
WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS

Pntup only in BIZ Eboxes tried and remedy
For sale by Druggists generally and
FMl5w4 GEO GOODWIN < 60 Boston Mass
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Embracing acconnt::f the AhorlEinal; The Morse
men IN tn New World: The discovery by the span
En- 1sh and French: The planting Of settlements
The growth of the colonies; The struggle for liberty
~ Tic Nation and the CIVIL Mar by
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\CE\TS WANTED FOR THE
N WDNDERFt L. CAREER OF
MOODY AND lS1NkEY

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