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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-09

Tho press and public are unanimous on their
merits. Art aud Besuiy combined The leader
ceives the highest medsls from the Conserva-
tories at Paris and Lripslc. kinily Koru. Lima
Bellina. Marsarita BRANDED. There's Hanan.
Hmily Meyer. Anna Navonl and Beriie Blech.
smith. Mr.. U shernstein. Pirs: Violinist and
Concert Master, from the Conservatory Of
Prague: Mr.. l.. Hsman. tho eminent Pianist.
from the Conservatory Of Maiians Mr.. J.
stracks, ClAri0netist. late member OF 0ilmUre's
Concert Troupe. and Nj. n. Fort, late Baritone
OF the strakosch Italian Open Of New York.
~ An entire change Of program ms every
evening.
PRicEs on ApnrssIox Main hall. 81; Re-
,eryed seats, 81 90; Gallery. 90 cents.
boz sheet nov open. Reserved seats can be
secured at Ash's Book Store.
Doors open 81 Z commence o. . clock.
NOD lw CHARLES sOdUrZ. Agrnt.
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GENERAL HoTfs.

lawyer 10 before Us. He Offers to get q
divorce in sir weeks for 800. and there
need bs NO greater cause OF complaint
than tha, "ths parties cannot live in
peace and union together. and that their
welfare demands separation" The ap-
plicsat has simply to nsn an afidavit.
pay the fee. and receive the document.
The lawyer does not require the pres
saes Of his client. - he does his court
business In "a Territory where there 10
NO State organization to interfere. In
this case. residence anywhere In the
United Statss IL all that Ia required.
and the afidavit Of plaintiff 10 suf,cisnt
proof"
TEE German navy list for 1875, just
~pubiishsd. snumsrates the German navy
a. foliows: Ironclsds. 8 figates and 3
eorvsttss : cruisers. II corvettes aud D
gunboais Of the nrst class ; vessels for
coast defence. q ironclad gunboa.s and o
ironelad rams. II torpedo boats. 8
Qunboats Of the second class. 9 avisos,
and 2 transports /; scholarships, I ship Of
the line. I sailing frisats. 4 eorvsttes.
and 5 briys ; vessels serving as barracks.
o piio, boats. aud 10 vessels for the
transport OF coal.
MAnrrs Pms was tried In Henderson.
Ky, for an ASSAULT. and the lawyer who
dsfsndsd him deemed u polite to any
tia, be was cowsrdly. Mr.. Pine pub
lishss this card: ~ would announce to
the cihrsnso Z Henderson. and especially
10 . learned gentleman who pronounced
me . coward bsforea jury. that IL he
viii take the trouble to select his friend
and repair to the other side Of the river,
the matter can easily be decided who 10
the greater coward Of tho two"
KNa Gsosas I. OF Greece il prepar.
Ing . book on the Bees Of Hymettus."
and has made a collection Of ninety dit.
isrsnt sorts Of honey from various
countries. He expects to prove that the
famed honey Of Hymettus was inferior
to Danish honey. His Majesty has q
special fondnsss for birds. Among
sihsrs be has Ave trained magpies and q
gigantic tanned vuliurs named Miltiades.
which be takes pride in stating were all
tanned BY himself.
Tan simple inhabitants Of the Car
olins Archipelago in the Pacific Ocean
make no prstenss TO wearing cloth, e.
esp,ins . small fringed apron OF COCOA
nut fibre worn by the women The de-
pertinent ot the sexes toward each other
10 very d~scorous. When . man has to
pass one Of the vomen's bathing places
he Ia obliged 10 announce his approach
BY loud cries. and IL replied to by a
female voice he must wait or take an
other road.
BsIrIsH manufacturers are complain.
ing that the street cars used there are
made in the United Statss because the
British mechanics cannot do the work
properly ; the iron Orders for the Gen.
trail Station in Glasgow are being con-
struetsd In Belgium ; some Of the Shsf
nsld steel manufacturers are leaving the
and American cotton goods
can BE- exported from Liverpool cheaper
han those Of English make can Be from
The civil government and admins
Of Turkey III based on the ko-
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FOR RENT.

muE LARGE AND gLIoIBLR STORE RE-
u Gently coupled By y. KLOBTERMAN. In
MaynNd's Bloek, Main street. Gold Hill.
Terms reasonable and immediate possession
Inquire q, Gallup. ois.r Store. In the same
buildins. Of
ocistf II. W. hAf.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-09

WHEN YoU WANT TO Oct YOUR
w name. motto or anything In that line en-.
gravsd 90 bporns. watches, silvervare. and all
that sort Of thing. 90 20 L. O. BUToH. -
South O street. Virginia. and have u doee In
onoA shana N
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ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING.
coTTH. HAST,
AND
G.

CIyIL AND MINING ENGINEERS AND
~ survvyors.
oniee-fu Fredriek's new building. one Of
O and Union streets. virgnia--Rooms 10 and II.
Entrance nom Q, Union and d streets. 10 N
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LOST !

A COMMON EXPRESSION HEARD Al
n meet sysrJ dN "I have LOST conadsnos
South o street. Virginia and have 70 made TO
90 90 we'll - ever. ocs I'm
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q. Q. STATIONARY ENGINEERS.

DEaULAR MEETING EVERY SATURDAY
NJ EVENING. NJ f:o O'Clock. 81 Miners
Unlon Hall. B street., Virginia CITY.
SIN J. T. GREENWOOD. R. 8.
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FOUND

pxtI.pLR PLACE TO HAyl YOUR
"A Hstehss repaired; L. o. BUTCH, -
100 q strs.t, Virginia. All work warranted
so i've satisfsssion. Give me . trial. oes I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-09

PieRoE-in Virginia City. November =, Jossph
Pierce. . native Of Corn vail, Eneland, aesd
10 year,.
HUbLkR-fn winnemucca. November 8, james
Hueler. . native Of Indiana, aged about IS
year,.
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SETTLEMENT DEMANDED.

A LII PARTIES INDEBTED TO n. II. CAR.
n RICK, OF tho Gold I'LL Lumber Yard,
whose bills are overdue, ar- required 20 come
forward ard settle by the PfFrRRNTH Of the
present month. or cult viii be Immediately
commenced sgsfnpt thsm, nottd
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BORN.
MARRIED.

Gold Hill. November 4. 10 The vita
OF Austin Lowry, . daughter,
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TO N OR FOR SALE.

A HOUSE WITH FIFTEEN ROOMS.
n suitable for either lodging os boarding.
for sal, or rent on reasonable terms. Of the
turn of the road near the Imperial mine. For
further particulars apply on the premises.
tcip ims ]. J. COkNRLLY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-09

~ FRIDAY EyESJng LAST s Ar RID
sTRirhp Ia inr n return % PUTNAM. The
1aia mi 'hus driver. stand In nont ,.
oo'a a.,onn' q strcst, Virginia. noou
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-09

The proceeds Of this Social will be devoted
to the requisites for the coming Christmas
Tree.
Everybody 10 cordially invited 70 assist In
this worthy object. 'no9td'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08
A Wonderful Discovery

our New Observation-Disclosures to us filed with
Cages MEDICAL WONDER. 1t is said to be the creates
sltalzer yet discovered, giving buoyancy to the spirits
elatslclty to the step and making the invalid hearty
courageous, strong. 1t cures all diseases of the
nVer' stomach, kidneys and spine; scrofula and al
olooo diseases; cures nervous prostration of eithe-
sex restoring tone aud vigor to the whole system
Readthe following cures:-
Mrs iRAS. APPLETON, Hillsboro' Bridge, \. ;spi-
nai II kidney diseases, confined to bed and doctor
ialied l.! raise her: her husband procured = Medica
Wonder and she now writes 4" IN, able Ia do consid-
cradle work"
j., r MORRILL,. Franklin; scrofulons humor. says
hotnihR has ever helped him like " Medical Wonder"
hh>. ~ oRDWAY.C Centre st, Concord; confined to
Dto, had been treated without benefit by several
fnysicians, tor female and kidney diseases; took DR..
daees Medical Wonder and was cured III a month.
ANDREW >. PEASLEE, Sutton, n. H.; humor, debility,
disease OF liver, lungs &c: most wonderful recovery.
ted; took =" Medical Wonder with great success.
GEO W. EVANS. Derry difficulty of side and stOm
aCn. ni!mor, Weakness. &c: cured and went to work
MRS wv. FIFE. Suncook. n. H.; female weakness
u!oPS9, nervous prostratlon, &c, discharged hired
SO We would also refer to Mrs VIM. Shepherd and
daughter: and Ebenezer Newton, Manchester House
Mrs. Fred Sanb4rn; West Rnmney: Mrs: +. J Jones
dell. Snncnok; Mrs. Benz. Martin, Grafton; Hiram
Stanyan, Chirhester: Alma II. Hill. Canterbury; Mrs
warren Glover; Henniker; Mrs. Walter J. Farrar. Hills
Mrs. $. J. Ella, Manchester: Mrs. c. P. Rideout. Mil
ford; Joseph Davis. Hollis: Ellen Proctor, Pittsfeld
NJ }. Leavenworth, Andover.
ASK YOUR DRUGGISTS 0 MEDICAL WONDER
Sold in Montpelier by
FRANK II. BASCOM.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08
Probate Court.

HARVEY TILDEN. Judge. n A. CHASE. Register.
The following business was transacted
in the Probate Court Of the District of
Washington, during the week ending
Nov. 9th. 1876:
Oct. 81. Carlos Bancroft's estate-A.
d. Bancroft. administrators; II. w. ller-
ton, G.. C. Shepard and c. A. Reed. APP
praisers and commissioners; license to
sell personal estate granted. Thomas
| Hutcl,inson's estate-will proved; l.. NJ
Hutchinson, executor; J. NJ. Gould and
! William Markham appraisers and commits
s%ioners.
Nov. /. Alden Willey's estate-G. w:
Wiley administrator; C.. B. Holden and
J. W. Markham, appraisers and commits
sioners; license to sell personal estate
granted.
. Nov. 3. NJ. A. =. Harran's estatc-ad-
mipistration account allowed. l. ID.
Gould's estate--administratiOn account and
decree of estate referred to November rs
Nov. 6. Joel Parker's estate-admlnis'
~tration account and decree Of estate re-
ferred to November %.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08

George E. Wheeler, while choppins in
the woods last Friday. had the misfortune
10 nearly sever his right foot by the
CHANGING of his ak.
WAIrsFIELD LODGE OF Coop TEN
FLAHs.-The following officers were in
stalled by &c. Lewis. Lodge Deputy,
last Friday evening: w. C. T., E. A. Fish;
W. v. L., Sister j.. G. Lewis; w. R. S.,
Minnie Parker; w. F. S., Clara Joslyn;
w. A. s., Sister w. II. McAllister; w. T.,
Sister Y. McAllister; w. NJ, Orlo Barn
ard; w. ID. NJ. Serena Kneeland; w.
Ch., A. F. Richardson; W. 1. G.. Eva
Kennedy; w. o. G., Charles Savage; w.
K. S. Sister L.. A. Ramsey; w. L. S, Sis
ter A l.. Taylor. The reports of the
Recording Secretary, Financial Secretary,
Treasurer and Lodge Deputy showed the
Lodge to be very prosperous considering
we have just passed through a heated
presidential campaign. The largest num-
Der present ut any meeting during the
quarter was 81, the smallest 40; average
attendance during quarter 50. Bro. A.
r. Richardson. was recommended fol
Lodge Deputy. Delegates elected to the
Grand Lodge were Brother and Sister, l.,
ID. Savage; Alterates, Brother and Sister
j. G. Lewis.
Waitsfield Grange, No. 80, me. at tho
vestry of the Congregational meeting
house November 4, Worthy Master A
ID. Bragg presiding. The Business Com
mittce reported that they had received thu
bill for a car load of flour, and that i
would arrive in a few days. Orders wcr'
given for grass seed and some other articles
After considerable discussion the Grang,
decided to celebrate the anniversary of tin
birth of the Order, December 4. and hav,
an oyster supper upon the occasion. an'
inv tie the families Of the members of the
Grange to attend and partakc Of the sup
per. A motion to appoint Il COMMITTEE
upon literary exercises. and singing wa
voted down, but 4 committee consisting O
Sisters Otis Wallis, c. Prentis and ID. o
Joslyn. and Brothers l.. ID. Savage, j
Holden and A. F. Richardson were ap
pointed 10 arrange for the supper, and thu
good things wherewith to regale the inne
man, but " the feast of reason and flow O
SOUL are TO be omitted.
The next meeting of the Grange will b
Saturday eve. November IS. Every mem
Der of the Grange is invited to be presen
upon that occasion. as the meeting will b
interesting to all.
EAST WARREN.-A friendly game O
base ball was played between the Active
ID nine of Elst Warren and the Farmer
Boys of Waitslield Common. on the groun,
OF the latter, which resulted in favor of tn,
Actives. On account Of the darkness onl,
s innings were played. The following i
the score:
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Vermont News.
ADDISON COUNTY.

A South >ttk.b'r, won IN has 4 be qult only
two yarns >quaIe. containing lo,ti4 pieces.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Another shooting accident: \ man in Benninc-
ton County put IN, mouth over the muzzie OF his
gun about the time the charge exploded. The
charge struck his nose ON the front end, taking
half CT that member IN rs passage upwards, and
grazed The forthe Il 10 the roots Of the HAIR. The
wounds are not velv serious but he |, IN the same
situation tina, the boy was out west, who kicked
the mule; he viii not look as well As he irl before
he WAS shot. but he Will prob ,bly know more.
CIITTENDEN COUNTY.
E%ICHMo>p MARKET, November 1.-THE market
for butter was about the same as last week. Sales
were made at DC TO sc lor fair to good; 2ic to soc
for choice: a few fancy tubs at a higher plIce
Cheese sold at Zoe to l2c ipr farm daiiics.
Nr. William Read of Charlotte, went to Burling
ton. Saturday, aud IN the evening his family heard
his team come into their yard, and, on going to the
door, .iounl that the wagon was empty and the
horse without 4 drive. Going mp the road the
team must have travelled, they iounl Mr.. Re at
lying IN the highway, dead. 1t seems that he fell
or was thrown from his WAGON and broke his neck
causing, of course, Instantaneous death. Mr..
Reed was a f.rmcr, abput u years OF age, and
leaves a family.
LAMUlLLE COUNTY.
AmlSa Wells, of stowe, claims that on u Xix from
a Durham heltcr, he fpunl after two or three days
cream two aud a hall in,iicr ihlch.
RUTLAND COUNTY,.
Monday Neil Mcbride, Il derrick man,
in the employ of the itutltn IN trblc company,
while STOPPING down II remove a chain from a
large block OF marble, was suddenly eau ght and
crushcd. to death by the block ia!lin2 over on him.
Mcbride was "A sober, industrious man, and leaves
a wife and four chIlIrn
COUNTY
Uattland Four-Corners Uses molestly tD.renark
tina, it is a quiet place with Il neat little church, 4
commodious school house town- house and grange
hall. The grange has a huniIei members; main
tans n series OF lectures by home talent. and has
weekly literary exercises OF g eat interest
On Thursday Of last week. Il son OF MIR. Henry
X. White. of Chester, aged about Is years, wen
hunting W it'll 4 doublc-barle lled gun, and was hul
saouently found neal 4 loX, b 9TH dead. The young
man had received 4 charge of shot IN his bowels
The probable theory is that lie shot the fox
woundmg, not killing. and beat him with TIT
breach of his gun, dIscharging the contents of th'
other Darrell causing his death.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08

Governor Fairbanks has appointed the
Rev. DR.. Lord, of Montpelier, one OF the
State Fish Commissioners.
CABor.-Wm. Davis has sold his resi-
dcncc in the village to Jason Britt, for
twelve hundred dollars.
Our Canadian %nciShbors had their
Thanksgiving last week. Winter is earli-
er there, so that they are ri ght in anticipate
ing the festival by a month or SO.
\ fve-vear-old daughter Of Warren I.c-
land. of Barton, while at play with burn
ing shaving>, Saturday evening, in the
temporary absence of her mother, set fire
to her clothing and was burned to death.
On Monday. near South Royalton. two
Young vaCabonds threw large stones into
the passenger cars of the north-boundMon-
trcal express train. One stone struck a
passenger in the mouth. in the smoking
car. the other nearly hit Il passenger in
the rear coach. They are known and will
be promptly arrested.
As Milo Mack and sister were driving
from Fairlec to their home in Thetford.
Sunday last, their hor>" was frightened
bv Il horse OF II. c. Cotton, which was
feeding by the road. running about them.
Mack's horse ran, throwing him from the
WAGON, breaking his back and intlic,ing
o!h,r injuries. He died in two hours
The lady was drawn >ome distance under
tn, wagon and badly bruised. though not
fatally injured.
The Burlington Free Press estimates the
number of visitors to the Centennial from
burlington at two thousand. at 4 total
cost Ohirtv-tive dollars cach) of seventy
thousand dollars. The Rutland Ucruii
concludes that one thousand have gone
from Rutland. at an expense of ihirty-ive
thousand dollars. Montpelier has con
tributcd ut least five hundred, costing
nearly eighteen thousand dollars. Some
time ago it was reported that three hun
dred had already gone from the neighbour
ing town of Barre
WAsIIINGTON.-At II regular meeting OF
Washington Lodge. No. lis. Independ-
> ent Order Of Good Tcmplars, the follow
+ inc officers were installed for the quarter
E.. commencing November LIST: Worthy
Chief Templar, J. b. Cave; Worthy Vice
Tcmplar, Miss Allie r. Taylor; Worthy
t Secretary, J. b. Palmer; Worthy Finln-
cial Secretary. w. III. Calef; Worthy
Chaplain, III. e. Carpenter; Worthy Mar
shall, Lester S,nborn; Worthy Guard
IL Mis-, Cora Bohonan; Worthy Sentinel
n Fred Smith; Worthy Right Hand Support
: cr. Mrs. j. b. Cave; Worthy Lief IIan'
e Supporter, Martha Barrows.
The 'McIntosh Red is Il fine apple
n the fruit is large and of excellent flavor
n and it is claimed us one of the best if no
It the best of keepers The trees were orig
:. inally Il Canada production, and woul'
h seem to be the trees to grow in this vicin
1t ity where the great cbjecuion to appl
is raising is on: cold winters, which pla,
havoc with most of our standard varieties
t Persons desiring to set out apple tree
should write to or see Mr.. VIM. Mcintosh
/. Mortified, r c. B. Cummings, Braintree
l. and obtain information concern ing thi
If x-nriaty
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08
OHlTI AIRY

DEF If CONSUMPTION in Berlin. Vt. Oct. 2ist. ls76
Mrs I1AltttIF | II HA\Cptk wife Of Mr. II. "
Hancock. aEtd forty nine Years and = KIT m 'nths.
Mrs Hancock MAS til" IL 'tH"r OF tour children. tW,
Of Whum died lively" wears ago IN the short space Of sly
weeks Tins ati.rtlpu L. believed to have been the
means IF l-4iln- her T. CHRIST. and three years later
she united with the Congregations Church III Berlin
of winch she " A Il l ID and faithful member TIL her
Heath with her christ was all. F. her the sabbath was
iiaI Of peculiar pleasure. ard the Bible hrr daily
-urlpiuItn. When thu -rvat Master sad. Come VI
hI-hrr. she was patiently waiting the coming Of her
Lord. aui 'aiIulN in the trluInIhs OF faith. she took
/ her departure To in the assembly of the redeemed IL
the perfect Worship IF thu temple above As a VII,
! and mother. As "a stcaiid>t friend. and a. an earnest
worthy christian. her death Viii he greatly mournei
and her memory tnntIN cherished In this hereave
meut the family have the 81 InIathy OF many friends
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08
NAPAU Il HILLS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, WashlnEton District E.
Tn Probate Court, held at M4nttc.ier IA SAD D1sfi0
m the 9th iay Of October, " u TO -
or.on k,nball. administrator of tho estate OF oarah
n uT,1 III" l,t4 81 Cabot. in sad district. de'td7eu' PR
iIi "a MISREPRESENTATION account for examination
80 a,owance. and makes Application Tor a 9esrte u
anu ~ - ~ an a,I PARTITION of the estate 81 sald, dtCeaH,,
dls'rIUtit, IAN, nn II Is ordered 10y said Court. that SAID
account and sad arphcatlon he reisrIea 70 4 vontrei
~ ne ~ ne 3itn day ot Nov, 4. - 1870, for hearin. anu
iecis,nn thereon: And. II Is further ordered' u" M III
-; 80 hereof he given to all persons lntereettu. - y ~,
iicstion OF the same three weeks successlvtIs bn "a -,
- Mountain Freeman. a newspaper IuuIISlsu a
TT[oS1etsIier nreyi0ns to said time appointed Tor neatin.
,h. I tbev may appear al said tune and place, ana LIZ liz
canse II any they may have. why said ~ S"
nct n. allow ed and such decree made
ARNEY TILDES. Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08

CASTORlA is a perit ct substitute for Castor Oil,
without any of its objections, Tor 1t is pleasant to
take, and does not nau seate OF gripe. For Costivc-
ness at any age, but especially for Sour Stomach
Wind collie, Worms, and the DIsordered Bowels OF
Children, l. is the most effective remedy in exist
ence. 1t is harmelss it is reliable, and 1t is cheap.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08

THERE NEED BE NJ AIN where Centaur
Eminent is used. Burns and Scalds are healed
without i scar. rheumatism, Spralns, and most
flesh, bone and muscle ailments can be absolutely
cured. There are two kinds. The White Centaur
Liniment is for family use, the Yellow for horses
and animals. One trial Will convince the incredu
lous.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08

If a Little OF the ties timoniaIs now on hand OF the
value OF DR.. WIsrARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
should be published, no one would stop TO real tft
milky volume. Ask any druggist AMI he VIII tell
YOU that this Balls An is a real blessing to all al.
iecte1 with throat or lung diseases. All KIN drcd
affections, including bronchitis. Sre throat
Group, Hoarseness, Pans III the Chest, ani Bleed
ing of the Lungs, yied to ITS wonderful power
W. uIyise anv one tiei of CXper, menting wIh
PHYSICIANS prescriptions of gu tck me'iiclnes 70
drop them at once an use TINS Rll-drl OF y llu
cherry. 80 cents and 81 a bottle, Sold by all
druggists,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08
What DIR. Quain's Pills Have Done for
Rev. john Davis and Wife. Liver and
Kidney Troubles.
EAST TTLToS. y. II April "A. Is;

EAST TILToN. y. II. April IA. $50.
MR.. LANE DeG1 SIR. DIR. Ql AIMS tONDIIIuN Pill.
are tht Very best | ever used Ny VIE has teen iron
Died With hldIcA Complaint Tor many ears: uIe La
u d package las cured her, 80 that she iccIs as we'll u,
ever | have been trohlcd With liver complaint fal
many years, OlIe-Ldli OF d ia, haze has done IN Nor,
good tldll all tn ll4I> l ever took OG.c vi my Iel-u
burs took them. VITO lad been troubled with i.A-l
tplll'Ialllt Tor Ii!iLI Aeare: tire, ilIIa nav h-lct
Hlll. l0ur fItlS, wlltrr Used. C,lHlutlId tItIr virtues
Please send t. NY address one package
OH DAVIS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08
\ Card.

\ VarU.
To ali who are suffering from the errors and in
discretions of youth. nervous weakness, early de
cay. loss OF manhood, &C., | Will send a receipt
that Will cure YOU, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy wa discovered by a missionary in
south America. Scnl a seitaddressed envelope to
the REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Station II. BIbla
House, New York CITY. FM4lm6
i.etter.l ncuiIfd fOrnt Montpelier. VI. Post
ONCE November 4th. SIG.
- / obtain these letters. PERSONS must give the
above date.
LApIts.-M Miss l. "a T.. Dinglnau. Miss Flora Powers.
Mrs Mary Pelose. Miss Katie W. Wood.
GE~STLFMES. John Gould. Il O Hall.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08
Iht freeman.
upNrPEL1ER. VT.
8, 1876.

...the FREEMAN particularly valua-
all parts of Vermont, and our
III PARTS of the State, especially in
and Ianoille Counties, willconfer
..-aud our readers by sending us
Dteus facts and We will arrange
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-08

\ farmer in the eastern part of New
York buried four or five ais Of butter last
umlncr AZ an experiment. He removed
one jar the other day and found the butter
AS nice and sweet As the day it was buried.
His plan was to get a COOL sound jar. fill
it with butter. tie a cloth over the top, put
in Il layer of salt about IN inch thick. and
tie a strong cloth over the mouth of tn"
Jar and bury it four feet under grounl,
mouth down.