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New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

~ Trains eave lor Porta AmDoy Red Bank Long Branch.
ocean Grove DC, at g. 1f5 g llij a. u j. $40, D. N At
$3.50 p H. hXIress tor Long Branch, ocean Grove &c
EXPRESS TRAIN TINE between NrM YORK aud Long
Branch. ONE HOUR And TWENIN MINUTES.
PJrIIaAN PAELOH CAFES attached 20 trains leaving
New OK 3..iJ and D. ..-
REDUCED RATES FOR THE SEASON.
Stages station 10 ami from hE1FOhl
nnh al SnnAn % ard from pOINI ILEASANI
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

IvHE NEW PROVIDENCE LINE
TO BOSTON.
VIA PRoNlDEACE DikEcE
4 WHOLE NIGHTS it.fpI
"a oSLT ~ MlLES, occo Ri ilt,rES
THE NEN MAGNIfl1 ENI siEANh"
MASSACHUSETTS,
t"The Palace - tho World Inn
THE WOKLp-KENpMNtD ID Slt-Asii'
RHODE ISLAND
t"Thc Ousen Of the Sound'l =. ,nct u
leave cay teNcspi sundays, hosa Pior ~ a ~ o. asa
Marreu-at arriving al PfONid.nSs ~ len Nes.
Boston a Z q NJ. No intermediate landings Ve'N''"
York ami Providence.
THE OLD RELIABLE
STONINGTON LINE FOR BOSIoN
A\D ALL POINTS EAS |. ,.,ps
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN CONSECUTIVE il
The elegant steamers
STONINGTON AND NAkRAOANobti, l., ,
M a. M da, Suaaays .Acoptei) fro.a llsf ~ NJ 30
Of Jay sf ssIj iessts tOk hiih IN rxpisss
cured at sa3 Rroadw sy and all Offices et .sso""
90 Also tickets sale AL hotel ueSst Naess at Iow
Passengers aud Freight VIA either hno always NsN
est rates -. Ina to and fr~n
Free transfer for passenger via either hne ns lev.
R,oklyu by ot tlc Brook iyn AnpeAs fo~'"o
ellis wharf, FULTON Ferry st s;25 p a. ucocx presidsnt
l. W. FILKNs General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
NENTRAI RAH.ROAU On NEW -JERSEl

~ Ferry station New.N ork. foot * Lbeity-st.
Commencing May 81, lSI.-Irsius leave follows:
go =. For FeLinrfOn, Ea-tOn BelyIGere, Mauch
Chunk. TamAgra, WikcsJarrc, EulIra,
so o. For EasiOn Harrisburg Mauch Chunk. TaIna
qua. WikosBaITt, MiliaasfOri, &C.
lOlJ r. la aud 80 D. in-For ~Omerylle and FlogLugol
D. m-For Flemngton, Easton. Mauch Chunk, Wilkes
barre Tamaqua. HaZetou. heading. POttsve Harrisburg
4 D. m For Easton Brlvifcre, and CatasauqUa.
53O T. m daly-For Eas0H Allentown, ANA Harris0hrs-
$50 D. ~ For EasOn.
For trains - local points time table at stations
-fNBAY TKAlN>-Ieaye $50 II p N.
EouuG Brook a Il Intermediate points and $3.50 tor
FasOn Reading. and harrisburg.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
"SMETHURSTsES," A"

by the author Of That Lowries" in the Midsummer
Holiday Number >cribucIs Monthly is attracting wide
attention poor English Cockney keeper Of a
Waxy orks show spoken Of by tbs critic Of The y y.
Express as absolutely q character n English Action
aud the story is pronounced delightful piece Of natural
pathetic art I'm Of any OF Dckens studies in the
salu direction"
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

NATSKILL and STUYVESANT BOATS
~ Leave dsiiv from Pier No. AZ foot of Canalst al e.
FOR and freight FARE one Dollar Eegths tree
CITiZENS' LINE STEAMERS FOR TROY
~ aud SARATOGA connecting vita al railroad huca
North east and West FARE LOWER THAN ~ Any
OTHER ROUTE. The entirely aut magnificent palace
steamers CITY OF TROY ard SAkAToGA leave dali y
aaturlay4 eyCeped 90 p. r from Pier 49, y. r., foot Ol
Ier5yst Through tickets sold baggage checked 10 al
points. JOSEPH CORNELL. superintendent
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

Gieamboats ano nailroao os.
ALBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.
Tne I esaPt e .eanS1s phRw ara s JoHN leave Per
Meeting at Albany with eStrsss p ,r,ii.i tTahs for
LAKE CHAMPLAfN.
,.,,,. MOUNTAINS, .,..,.
and all iay0e fAF f%"Sy SKY s;'f !. TSrh SS and West
AND PRICE OF sTATEROOMs GREATLY REDUCED.
5. ,. MAYO. General Passenger Agent
SARATOGA VIA Peoples Line from pier ~. Y.
- R-Largc steady. lated boats fare o sagaioga
turn ~ saraio y i6 a o rae, 6a Jalyai 81
ERIE RAILWAY.
~ SUMMER ARRANGR1ENT or TRAINS, in eaec,
. m.-Cincinnau and Chicago Dny Express. Drawinv.
i'qS,a 2S.a COACHES 70 Buls9 m ana -, snens,n brcge
= .; N. gayl-Pac Exprest for tho we.t Sleeping
nau and Chicago without change; also Ho,e Dining Car. TO
IRAN. lcaye Chambers s,roee, stree, Depot. n, y Tor
p n, ana y midnight saturday nights ony. sundaJs Si5
Ruihefard Park and Passae g. 7.i, 10 u nooa i.5
3 %45' foo DO go = DO ~ II mlnght suscsys
Pa'er.en g. 80, 7i5 80, 10. loi5 1850 n p uooo
and II midnight sandays 6, $50. $40, 10 ia 1i5 co
susca. G. rs. 10. T6i5a m. l.l5. s.i5. 5.5G7pm,,s
~ mi9n H. snnday' G. $780, 10 a. m, lsiS ESQ., y m,
Conva.l a. M $50, $50 p. 10. Sundays $40 an
Newbuisi g. lul3 e. ri. 53O f5D. D. Sundays $50 n,
Kingston, - a, m. 80 3. m stulays. $3.50 a tn
Goshen. 9, 7fJ. . Do, ID45 q. iu. 30 fJ s.sO o. m
Sunday 9, $50. lu @. lu, C.2O. Z D. IN.
NihdefoUu, 49, lO 4O4o D. NJ. @i5. $50. T p. sun
Gay p 80, ~ =. in. The 81. f.5O D. trans
connect ntA NcWh oIa 8nd osweco Midland E H. Na.a.f
P1rt Jeryi-, 745. s. lo i03j H.. 43O pa. surciys
$50, 10 4. n. aIl 7 D. m
k0T-Tfabs leaving Chambers even or l4l' hoar.
before p. leave IwcHi iiulsi. fifteen minutes esIer
than above ri mains tNlug aiborast on qua hgur
llayc TwenyfaIdrt. thirty minutes e@TLe4. hots leave
Twenty i. 20 ~ afj and 10 1 conn cEg with tlans
leaving thgn'teIs-st. q 10 T.. I'D. ana ~ midnight
1iCFcts or passage and for Apartments b. Drawing rt'-a
1nd Sleeping COACHES Doe obtained aud Cri
clocrg transfer 81 Raggage ay De let ffe Company,
Offices, Noe 233 f0l. J29 !ld JJT bfUadHayi So CoGrst
BItrDEy yn and Al d. CDurauT's Defnte
Express rans from the west arrive ia NcTl0rk 7.l5
a.. I:I eut 1853 b..
JNO y. ABBOTT, General Passr Agent, New-yogk
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave f9r FnglewG0 Ci9scf PcrIslt. ed Nrars
7. $780, 3I5 q u.. j. e. ;. 49, $50. GaU $50 I. r nd
,atuI ay nights oay "a ll5y D. ll SiA+4y1 . a. Do. snd
$50 p.
Nanue spring Valley, and Moasey, = $50 u. 40 D. n
$50 y. ABBOTT. General ASST Agout. New-lork
COR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD. SPRING
4 FIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS. IDHJEEAI J.. aad IN
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
Gteamboals ono Rallroa0s.

sLBANY AND TROY BY DAY BOATS
n c. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW leave Yestry-st.
Feuy, west Pcilt NeNhgrgh, Pouehkoepse Ehineet,E T.
YORK Central Railroad the west, and with
ttaus Tor ra;oga Montreal other points North To
west Point and NeWpurch day, ~. l'cXeo
coupons good HudSon kyer Railroad received on
board iOr pasaye. FREE TRANSFER fr aud 10 BROOK
W by steamboat LcIves Jcwefb Wharf (lultoustl al
$500 =. UckeIs NeWlOrk Central d for Saratoga
,nfl g "a
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
L.-N. AnMNrk from llLt of u..lr-,... and L.I.-lmd


$50 r. m for Washington the West Richmond Charles
ton and the south making close connections for Columbus
Chicago, sc.
D. Washington aud the West. aud for Richmond
he SoGtL GOid0usy.e. Pullman from New York
and Washington, making close connections for
Ciuci.ual. Louisville and ~. Louis
T.. fog Washington. Through Pullman from
Philadelphia %
$50 D. daily Washington. the south, aud West. Pull
seep,rs iiOi Ia Baltimore and Washington
making close connections Chicago. Cincinnati Louisville
-t f0 Pittsburgh South and south West. Connects
Washington with trains for Iynchbu-c. Florida, NewOrleau
the south.
For through tickets please cali Companys Office 3l5
broadway ana 40 ticket Offices OF Cortiand
ard pesbr0.se, ss. and depot, Jersey Clry.
ASK FOR TICkETs VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
1nstrncllGn.

y gr9s g ocqt plfnre q, eos that ge ink ro qst 5qor
appae4'ioas JIOia aaeeyt8c'cS m TiiI dLcAE ua
roIH Ogg other 01J p1ptr Uc are fc,fa tat y0n Dfh
scaoot aertistn0 Ect4ty-Hct ALoALJ fLAc-, Ct-icf
ccL, y. y
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
A SCHOOL HISTORY OF GREECE.

By GroRGT COX, M. uuthor o. a. General History
Greece" I6mo Cloth GO Sent b. aal receipt
20 cents.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF AEN-JERSEY
Trains leave for EngewGo C.0scr. PcrI.l aud Nracs
T. $50, 3l5 q. m. j. e, ;, 49, $50. Gal $50 a m md
eatuI ay nights oay "a l5y D. %. sunday. a. and
$3.50
Manuel. spring Valley, and Aoasey, T. $50 40 D. n
$50 y. ABBOTT. Ge.crai ias.'r = gout. New-lnrk.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

rTHE MISSES GRAHAM, successors TO the
4 Misses Grceue VII reopen their young lsdir
arI children NO. 9TH FIRST house from Washington
squaro, Oh wednesday, the 2JtA " september.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

t@- HARPER g. BROTHERS win send either Of the above
works iy irail postage prepaid % any part OF the United
States onrect @: the price, except whce Otherwise specified
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF ORA
I'D TOHYFor Pnbe speakeFs ksadrfs, Professors Of Eo
el0n Actors; aad Tor culture kext term begins
OS'0 " PRoF LEWIS b. MONROE,
20 Beac0l-st. Boston, Mass
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

4. y. NAtfi -'ff. IT, go 'itli.
lOYS RECEIVED as h1ARpEE,s fer the
Tucis Co.. ~. I.oa, Bolrii- esloo ior IAitls A5s
'''''-'' ''.'''-'' a. N. tR,ls ir, Princoai.
HETTS MILITARY ACADEMY.
sT-NFOED. COM,
Fo.fcti year '...us ?jcmier TO- impaateflg Home
a,n! na,5r io baT.r cto.l utso,s izc Nest scil lrs
forItc,a'a an o' o'r slei.- 80, .o, ,', .''l E ,ei
attention given Gao a i SCR Lu-i s' Num"ei hH"''" Ol
EIVIL aud Mechanical Engineering at the
X D.. usso AR tyt,clic iu-tfut.. Troy N.Y. Aiealaf,s
nn...rias-l iu i.Is conrirg. o.acte7 otin A r, o
i.rsy, anig sd,les, rFo s. "a. DANE DIr,c'or
ENNGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARDING
- SCHOOL ,tieiioiG COM :.ls ear ''' 'P"
NINWOOD INSTITUTE enters is 26th
h vccr SEPT. tfs 1Jyt Cor pasiuc' c'eec "f tt'N
ulc sct.o. Iey. a. A GlLhLil, A. h, iane'h''o Mar
ToRaSNVS HALL ACADEMY. FlatLush, J..
n -. IasBBoJCh. a. NJ, liincFg-
ENGLEWO0D BOARDING-SCH00L for
L - 81 c 55c. tp of g 2 Il & 81 i re '1 & J., To-
EyNGLISH and CLASSICAL SCH0OL.-fhe
- ~ Of II i ' cdnctis, oi lntci humber al bows his
isli ,cr1n 5.c.is sept 3.
GOSHEN, Orange County. n. Y.-Home school
Please send iorclIculir J. WILSON. Pra .ipal.
NREYLOCK INSTITUTE, South Williams-
~ town. Berl hr, c N-.s. eit.rs upoA D.. .I slI9
vclr sent o. bI,s Tor college sftuAe school "f
buiuc. Ahstcllas preparatory scn'. in tYc eai ul l,e
scenery . EUrsS.rr. IciIl- p 10 c- l
For csa oel,s adJres BtNJ. r. MILLS, A. H. Principal.
GRANVILLE MILITARY ACADEMY
~ NotA Granville ~ s. Successor 70 stani, ~ -', @
iItiuhes Chat, rant hu dI Es.stcdn ~ ' Hi ''
na temptations Earnest ior boJs fitting lrt r"i"-
scicuccor twenty rrai beins sept ~ ia
or Catalogue 10 WALLACE O. CWiLLCOA ~ ~ tfs'iarh'.
EEOME SCHOOL for BONS-Keopcu5 Aug
I 4 - Rev. AMBE. KONDfIiALrk. h'ih'~h'i1 ia
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, Nor-
cost,r Nass. common ad scientific prsii . at gus
i:s .2i year ,rt. j, 1877. G. T. MEIt'ALF AM ~pt
FfENRY ". SIGIAR- Boarding School will
REOPEN Scpt J.. Preparation oi bows Tor tglcge sis
OF Iftlctri POI ciituiaiS
..-lr. 1 -llllL. -. y
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

DARENTS or GUARDIANS wishing to find
I home fpr cinirou witt loving home c1rs and in
sitrcto icasc address Box l23 Ny2cNaye, ohtheilud
Nm N.t-.InrA.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

( IQUOR LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES.
e. The National Tcmpcrucc society have Just puhls n
ucw ana revised edition u! tins Important book giving TIE
lave relating tac iAguOr Traffic in IN different fates
l2nn. pages price - cents Address j. u : lE2 kNS
Publishing gent. - Reade-si.. Nov-l orN.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09
POST MONEY ORDERS

OoA
finb bns ffderite unb btQtefe Wittel
CUR uebetlenbuns bon @elb unb folIten,
wr fe au baben fint, basu gebrou6t
rerben.
Benn cine 3ettuns BON etnem pof@
amt an elm anbertS Serlebt tperben fpl,
70 mue inner aud uas pOitamt ause>
eeben werben, trD pts 3eftuns friber
empfansen wurbe.
Dsnn Semanb ietu 8latt nt&t re-
seImdbts enpfdnst Ober f@ auf trsenb
etne @etle Gebler etnf@let&en, 70 fulIte
Der betrefenbe asent iuwte ote 9er>
auseeber ipelet1 Oapon bena&rt@ttst
trerben.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-09-12
A Wonderful Discovery.

OurNew OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to usilledwith
accounts of most wonderful cures effected by DR.
Cages MEDICAL WONDER It'll said to bethe creates
vtazer yet discovered giving buoyancy to the spirits
elasticity to the step and making the invalid hearty
courageous, strong. 1t cures all diseases of the
liver, stomach kidneys and spine; scrofula and al
blood diseases; cures nervous prostraton of either
sex, restoring tone and vigor to the whole system
Readthe following cures:-
Mrs.IRA APPLETON, Hilsboro Bridge, N H. ;spi-
ma and kidney Diseases confined to bed and doctor
failed to raise her. her husband procured Medical
Wonder" and she now writes, lam able to doconsid-
cradle work.
j, Il. MORRILL,, franklin; scrofulous humor, says
nothing has ever helped him like Medical Wonder"
MRS. O. L. ORDWAY Centre st., Concord; conhned TO
bed and had been treated without benefit by several
Physicians for female and kidney diseases took Dr.
ANDREW J. PEAsLEE, Sutton, N. H.; humor, debility
disease of liver lungs nc most wondertulre
REY. o. ] WAIT, Franklin, N IT.; wife sorely allie
ted; took " Medical Wonder" with great success
ach humor weakness, NC. cured and went TO work
MRS. j W. FIFE, SuncOok, N. H. ; female weakness
dropsy, nervous prostration, &C.. discharged hired
girl.
laughter, and Ebenezer Newton, MANCHESTER House
Mrs. Fred SanbOrn, West Rumney; Mrs. +. J Jones
lebanon Geo. H. Walker, Grantham; Albert Trues
dell, Suncook; Mrs. Benz. Martin, Grafton; Hiram
Warren Glover, Hennker Mrs. WalterJ Farrar Hills
borO' Bridge; J. P. Ella HOokset; Miss Il. A. S; Hoy
Mrs. s. J. Ella, Manchester; Mrs. @. p. RdeOut, NIL
ford; Joseph Davis Hollis Ellen Proctor, Pittshed
NJ. J.L eavenworth, AndoVer.
ASK YOUR DRUGGISTS FOR MEDICAL WONDEF
VI sold'ie Montpelier by
FRANK H.RASCOA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-09-12
THE MONTPELlERTAN,
FM5ltf Montpelier. vt
TINTED STATES MAIL.
V E R NJ o N r

WAsHINGToN Sept. 1, 1871 J
Proposals will be received at the Contract Office Of
n ba by nav for cSrr " The malls
the United States from January 1878, TO- Jan 81 lSs
on the following routes in the State Of Vermont, and
by the schedule of departures and arrivals herein
specified, viz:
22a5 From West Georgia. by Georgia Plain and
Georgia. to North Georgia Railroad station
In o. " miles and back, six times week.
Leave West Georgia daily except Sunday ats
Arrive at North Georgia Railroad Station at 10
Leave North Georgia Railroad Station daily, ex-
Arrive at West Georgia by6PM.
Bond required with bid, &4OO
1926 From East ROxbury, by South Northheld, to
Mortified, miles and back, three times a
Leave East Roxbury Tuesday, Thursday and
AS Saturday a. E6 ARR n; VI a@pu
Leave Mortified Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
arrive Tf%ey at I'll East t RFo;xbury by5l5PM
Bond required with bid, 300
9237 From Montpelier to Calais, 10 miles and back,
Leave Montpelier Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
Arrive iSeI at calais by 715PM.
Leave Calais Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Arrive at Montpelier by I'm.
Bond required with bid, $500
223S From North Shrewsbury, by Shrewsbury to
Cuttingsvle, ~ miles and back, three times a
Leave North Shrewsbury, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 10 A NJ.
Arrive at Cuttngsville by II. BAN
Leave CuLtlnRsNlle Iuchud9I lHuIbuaJ anu
Saturday at $3.50 NJ
Arrive at North Shrewsbury by Pm
Bond required with bid, $500
1899 From Pleasant Valley to Cambridge, miles
and back three times week,
Leave Pleasant Valley Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 6.15PM.
Arrive at Cambridge by 7.15PM
Leave Cambridge Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
day at5PM
Arrive at Pleasant Valley by6PM
Bond required with bid, $l00
224O From Underhill Center to Uuderhill, miles
and back six times week. =.
Leave Underh Center daily, except Sunday al
SAM or in season to connect with the train;
Arrive at Underhill at s45 M;
Leave Underhil daily, except Sunday, at9 N
or on arrival of train;
Arrive at Underhill Center by 9.46AM
Bond required with bid, 300 go
224l From West Bolton to Jonesville, 8 miles and
back, three times week,
Leave West Bolton Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday at 6A5 NJ, or in season to connect with
train;
Arrive at Jonesville by SAM;
Leave louisville Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday at NJ, or on arrival of mail train;
Arrive at West Bolton by 10 l5AM
Bond required with bid, 300
For forms of proposal bond and certificate also fol
instructions to the conditions to be embraced in thu
contract &c see advertisement of this date pamphle
form inviting proposals for mail service in Vermont
Nc to be found at the terminal post offices of the above
routes and to be had on application to the Second AS
sisant NJ General.
Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes, supeTscribet
mail proposals State of Vermont" and addressed II
D NJ KEY, Postmaster General.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-09-12

HARVEY TILDEN. Judge. MA. CHASE, Register
The following business was transacted
in the Probate Court of the District of
Washington, during the week ending
Sept. 10:
Sept. 4. Ward Pages estate-H. Fales,
administrator; franklin Thomas and Eben
Hasetine, appraisers and commissioners
Chas H. Browns estate administration
account allowed.
Sept. 5. Ira Cummins' estate admins
tration account referred to September 20.
Sept. 6. VIM. G. Robinson's estate
administration account referred to Oc-
tOber 3.
Sept. 8. Daniel Harris estate-applica.
ton for license to sell real estate adj. tc
November s.
Sept. 10. Rowland Taylor's estate -ad
ministration account referred to October
2. Albert j. Blanchard estate-Albert
Johonnott, administrator; D. W. Mower
and w. F. Braman. commissioners.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-09-12
Rev. Geo. S. Guernsey will preach in
Roxbury next Sunday, Sept, 10th.

Rev. Geo. S. Guernsey will preach in
Roxbury next Sunday, Sept, 10th.
RANDoLPH.-S,th Washburn, who has
been for two or three years in Alaska, is
at home for few months, having returned
with Dir. Mcintyre, the superintendent of
the seal. fishing of the Alaska Commercial
Company.
WEST RANDoLPH.-Our school, which
began its career last term us graded
school, opens its third week of the fall
term with over two hundred pupils. The
board of teachers is the same rs last term.
The Dubois & Gay Block is approach
ing completion. Some of the merchants
have already began to occupy it, and the
post master expects to take new quarters
therein in a few days.
The new Baptist Church is quite sure Of
foundation. The stone work is nearly
ly laid, and the arrival of heavy timbers
and other building materials indicate
progress.
ST. ALBANs.--Bishop Rape Of the
Catholic Church, who was taken seriously
i'll at Milton last Friday, died at the resi-
dence of Father Druon of St. Adams or
Sunday.
The sisters of the NJ. f. Church at St.
Adams are running an clearinghouse at the
State Fair this week.
The Camp Meeting at East Franklin
closed Monday morning. From the frs
the spirit of the meeting was excellent
and good work has been wrought. Dr.
Carroll of Toronto, Rev. j. w. Hamilton
of the Peoples Church of Boston were
present, and also Bros. Malcom, McAnn
Merrill and Lewis of our own Conference
There is a good prospect for n success
full State Fair.
SHARON. Jefferson Slack was tried be-
fore a justice court, a few days ago, for an
alleged disturbance of district school.
He was fined SIS and costs.
WMLIAMsTowN.--D j. G. Briggs, who
has been seriously i'll for the past five
weeks with typhoid fever, is fast recover
ing, and hopes to be able in few weeks
to resume his labors rs Dentist in Barre,
VT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-09-12
RELIEF WITHOUT A DOCTOR.

Though we would by no means be understood al
uepIechtlng' wv rather as recommending, pIn'es
stances when II is neither necessary or easy 10 OBJ
tain. A family provided with comprehensive
hou sehod specific like llOstetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, Is pOsscssel OF medicinal esource adequate
TO most emergencies in which medical advice
would he otherwise needfu That sterling tonic
and corrective invariably remedies, anil il authOri
tatively recommended Tor debility indigestion
and uterine troubles, incipient rheumatism AM
govt, and many other ailments of frequent occu'-
renee. 1t eradicates ant prevents intermittent
and remttent levers, relieves mental dependency
checks premature decay, and Invlgorates the nerv
GUS and muscular tissues. Sleep, digestion AM
appetite are promoted by it, and it Is extremely
useful in overcoming the effects of exhaustion ant
exposure F37w4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-09-12

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