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II. +; - - = "a l. ~ Z
Err Cost'renrss, Aregpia. sty and Ds1;. .oft the
Digest3re Organs, laGnctng H.Qdacae, asst
tYfe, NeYvousnsss, Gcacrqi Prostrotioa # tie
sind and Body. Paralysis, dc.
ats rejection or ht 10 convince sensible man
I tha inly and jancr Of constantly dosing with Ca
cal. An experience O; forty years has taught me that
The constantly Increasing evils Of Indigestion fear
fuzzy aggravated ~ the free Of Cathartics. TIE
american people fas: becoming nation OF dyspep-
Increase the rrbiy, and prosi-ate the strength Of The
digestive organs.
The Pills offered &c especially designed 10 allay
this irraDility, and at The tina invgoras ard
all the functions of Digestion while they are
gently laxative. They anodyne tonic and La alive
They mild and nvigoratng that remin
ed by am daceable effects that he haS taken medicine.
Business Men, students Professional Men Females and
I'll persons leading confined or sedentary life, should
try tirm.
h professional sandn. Of DR. Colby OF Stansteaa che
Of the Oldest aud best Physicaas and to the ercreat
qualities Ok his hnti-Co,tile and Tonic Pnls' which
we haTc Used in or practice, AMI highly approYe.s
). GlDsoN:A; D., DGnlam, c. E.
G.. +. COTTON, II. D.. C0Wangyiile.
CHARLES BROWN. u.
-. FOSTER, VI. D Bronze.
MORAN C!ETELAND, ND. Gn-astop.
E.JENkS, MD
CIV .COWLEG. ". D.. S:sn,,ess
l0<FPH DREiDOS. N. D., Surgeon. II. y.
BENJAMIN DAMON, n y. Coaticook.
iEIUEh RICHMOND, Il. d., Derby I.iaa.
y. 6. GlINfS, II. D., Compton, CT.
G. 0. soli:!i". II. D., Mosos. C. L.
!. c. RUTHERFORD. Il. D.. Newport. w.
frst AIRED BY Dr. 81 7. COLBY, Stansteaa. C. E.. ard
Derby Line. Vermont.
So.t where medicine IL sold generally
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Ira ius Going South and East.

Leave MoHtpc,ie - IS H., 90 Pm. and 10 As r.
fAL TRAIN leaves It. Abnna at G25 Buflin gior
LII 120 NJ, connecting ut While River Juncli Il with
trains for anG from Wells. River ST. Jnhnsbury and
tcton and with Nsriben r. T. for Bus.o Lowell, Wor
sesier &C., md conneclin at Bellows Falls with he 5b
Springfield New Haven and New York, arriving in New
York at 10 l5P.E
GcCoMoDaTI TRAIN leaves Rogec'E roin, al g. 50 A. A.
for Burlington and Mortified.
Ni3nr ExPREss TRAIN leaves OgdenSbutg at II 30 4. NJ
Mont zeal Al $50 Houses PoiHt 10 ~, arri2
ing oil Hu;llnsna 1T 92J in Boston nj $40 N,
nrrn2 At Bellows rails with Cheshire L i. 70. Boston
md worcester and with Vermont Naiev r. 60: Spring
he'd ant New Haven and arriva- in Hew York al 70
frai'ss Going North and West.
!.e1Ta Montpelier n " % a. 45 N ma co p. H..
"AH TRAM leaves Boston $50 ", Via. lowell,
Lawrence or ftchburc. Leaves Springfield 1t ,.25 e.
Below, Fglll At !4>j ?. 3. connecting at While hiycr
'Hacu = Ia northern T. Z from Boston AID with
sunpsic g. L. tor and :ion st. Iun Bury md intlciou
HYne at Burlington al '.C0 ana NJ Alh1ns al l.
10 P. H. and lnuge.
AccoaMoUAIGoN Trails leaves Notified a, d. 25 A. y.
ana Bu eon At 1885 ~, icr 5ula> Point and Men.
500 P. ",
N'Gnr ErrRrs, Ta,rH leaves Bellows ral!s o,5,1p,
i,ceFlng Paa'ans,!a hom vermont Valley e. 7 le2ying
'e" orr At $40 A. ~, and lron Cheshire e. L. ounec.
"S a NAte hhcT JHHc soH win train aYia7 Boston >.
. r. u. Va Lowell Law romeo. f"aYcs win, Divar
:. H.. EoGs,' POINT al 10 81, NOTIFIED at 10 90
~ CsueH.ough Al2 u p. cunuccting wiz. Grand
ifHHH trains Tor letroit. Ct!Ic;, % and The Irg,
'RtPlhg cas- are attached Ia 10Th the night .xurc,
N3ins uhnhc between Eou:c's Font ena Boston.
IhinuSh lcHd' OF Chicago the Wes, for sale T..
The principal stations. ~
IT. Adams, W Jar. D. ls... "
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s.issrs.aaiOas Notice.

THIS is to certify that have this day given my son II
| G. Carpenter. his time during the remainder Of nj
minority and sha claim Of his wages nor pay m
debts Of his contracting after this date. ,,>
SANFORD CARPENTER.
Attest, MRS. C. CARPENTER
Dec Al f513T3@
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STATE OF NERMO,I, tin Pro,a;r Ccurs held az
WA-n>GsaS DisTRIcr 30. .on!pe.ier in said District,
IN tGe u dag d January, \. u. 1867.
/ CCiUS b. PECK. Executor Of the las. will ard tcats-
~ men; q Olive Day lae OF Uarre, II, eaid district.
Ieoe"sri, p!cscni administrator acruunt fcr cxani-
nasGa and Allowance, and makes Application for de-
rftc a. dts! r!'na aud ptlioa of tn. of ssd DE-
sea.-:
Waereupol, l. ordered ~ sai1 Court, tat aid &C.
e5t ami s2i application b, referred session OF 81 ia
Court 20 he held 81 the nroatc Ofice Ia said Montp.lier
"a tae sta dsy OF January, y. D. l5I2 FOX hearing
decision thereon and il il further ord d. ita notice
hefes b. given 10 all persons Interested by ia" pubca
tisa 81 tue three w"eas ss!Yeiy in tic Green
&oanain freeman, ngsspapsr published az Montpe-
er, previous to sait .no appJintr hearing, that
Key may appear =: H.a md place. ard show cause
any hey have, why said account should no! ~
..4t,Eed AID saci dHeFea made. iy the Court,
jla!S3 Au,,t / :. K. :!thNIi.I., jude
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3rArE o. VERMONT, DE03ATE COURTS within
Sssa:ro.cy D1s1a.2r.ss ard fox tie nis'ric; ao-e
M j.i b. holden at the rt&:e Office in Montpelier, n
IA is.yi, on Taos.a. Of each NeeG, during the ye&r
rifrg ,rs..s h7,. business with ssid Court are le-
T. p. MERRILL, Judge.
Il.c.ro:..- L sfL.
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NOTICE.

This 8 to certify that have sold 20 my SON. Edwin +.
lamb, his time during the mainder OF his minority.
and shall claim OF his earnings pay any debts
of his contracting after this date. SAMUEL LAMB.
Attest, RCFUs RICHARDSON.
Brairtree, Dec. :, 1861. tvcs
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FTEE An eSteasyr Practice OF upward. oItresn
IL years, CONTINUES iosecure Pate m the Cnit,d tjrf
ALSO IN Great Britain fance, and other foreign c5ut
tFrs C4Veats Sepcihc2ti0us, hs,ignn cbt and ell r.
per- OF p'1"hss Tor .aenis, executed lbcIa ,e'r
had WIN G" patch Researches made into iTicrtan
Foreign "oTka, odeeIminr the di'y o. u:.iay OF "a
lehs or inventions lad !aghiut other adyc nd ed
all matters odching The same Cnrlrs af the isuu. il.
any rate tnrnshed ny !.a,i'iiur oas uoi!,r A-en.
n.rnts recorded at " 2sl.ng,on.
The Agency i. not en- Nv l.- .,r,.,, IN ,uy v.slLi
W.T. Though II Inventots have aly Mas ~ -scuin.
patents OF aseeti&nng The g-tcr-lilJt 0f liin,
hsJ'pHSr' igy, II noI Gcge4 pefYfls er! which
can DC "neied thcn eiscwhs-r TIE ,esti.nrs,al ",Y
s.ss p..ve tha zone is MORE SUCCESSFUL. IT NJ
IA oth iEEihlntbc ,ntsriiher; and - SUCCESS
~ nv nE bi.s! PROOF OF ADVANTAGES IN A8'i,
- nc " ona add that lie has abnndant reason inbtleTr
aha can prove thai afr CHER cc az tie Mad att tr
chaee' Tor rr6rss'nna services 80 moderate. The
aiense pfacieu of tle suh@crihpr dutirr tv,uy vea
80 .'"s s'"ord MN '" accumulate yaat COLLECTION "
pechentions and Official dci,c ns relative to patents.
rn M eXtens:s 'ibtaD OF legal snd nec5sn
"oIKs. and ni accents of raterts Cr nirI in the
uhtea states ina iurone render him able hoyord qass
''on' TO oaer superior facilities foy olainire r.icn.
~. necessity Of Journey TO Washington, t. procure
inventors. ' ''''''
TEsTIHoS!AL,
.e1 af. Edfy "a enc Of .he most eaiub,' Gsisf'
course ~ "''' 500
GINS. Mason" com'nissoAcr Of r.t'r',
m no ''t .''s' ION In assuring Inventors that i''
aaJ 80 'PoV p.lron more competent and trHAUolih!'
ana more capable Of putting their sorlirntors III torn
,tsu1r Iof them an ety md f-vofnho consi'r'so'
- "'e '"'f"' 'iher. LDMESU EURKR,"
:. A. , :, go, liaie Commissioner of Patents.
,,,,a n. IT. Eddy he's made 70. ne THIRTEEN anp
ID 49, ~ a." tu' "hs 81 which rairns have bc5n giant
49, ''.a. oht II nov pending. Surh ualiiH,aksdr
paoon o. great talent ans .s!ty or his re;- laa5' r
, , an invcnor- 70 apply 10 hin 10 -oere tri
charges. " - '' :, i,, ,hN =, ,e ,', ~"
,.ra. rsn' MONTE, the srh-cilti In euuiee oi Hs
lfyr nsa, et, made, twica rr.~it, erriicacns,
| ,IJaJ T.. hrr6A!S, EVERY OSE e. ph,h was d.
'''a IN p'H 'R'"f, by III" C"am..aonrr at fatsr;s.
! pa.,. Il. II. EDDY.
"''""' DIG !, 1851. :a!hi
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN JAM 20 1907
sis,.sxon s5ays' Estate.

THE subscribers having leen appointed by the honoTEbc
Probate Court Tor the District Of washington commas
ouers 10 recev mine and adjus, al claims ana de-
ands Of all oere0rs against the estate OF simpson hays,
late OF a;iiaesez in ai! district deceased represented
insUve, ANA he If six months from The Isl cay OF
January 1880 being allowed by said court 10 The cFcd-
t1rs of said deceased, TO exhibit and poTc tdeir re-
peciive claim leicre Give notice, that VIC Wii a
tend t. lie duties Of oar appe!ntnsht at inc l"R u
sl ye.ue Gays oi February and July peSi, at o'cioc'
IN the Z 9euvon IN each ot said days.
GEO. II. LEWIS, iCor,,r,
l. CEAnBCAtlN,
u;fEie.ox. Jan. Isl. 4 u. 1@G3. 'l"i',"
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LADIES CATER Ys1aTa

LA Da Es o. 4 aEEss ss0GTA
little glove stirs up heart tides up t> o,a,
snowwhite muslin, when it fits, makes manga ,aros.
notion
II of lady 1ins thrill my feelings as hey,a or
But little female gaer boots death AID uotIgt
shorter!
And just to put you your guard
I'll give you, short and brief,
small hotel experience
Which filled my heart with grief:
Last summer, ut the Pavilion Hot.
stopped week or more,
And marked two " boot-ees" every mora
Before my neighbour door
Two boots with patent leather tips.
Two boots which seemed to say,
AN angel trots around in u.s.
They stole my heart away
And often in my nightly dreams
They swept before icy face.
lady growing out OF them
As flowers grow from vase.
But ali one morn saw a sigh,
Which struck me like stona,
Some other name the book
Those boo.s were not alone
4 great tall pair Of other boots
Vas standing by their side
And cf they walked afternoon
Aud viii them wa!Aei--a bride
.adcs comment ia unnecessary
Those Cater Boots game f...a
j. q, n2.E
Ware ga be fJall a; all times lar~a a...-.a.e.d
Ladies, Misses and Childreu's Boots
aad Shoes of the latest French Imported Work.
Also, OF orr own Manufacture,
Ladies and Gents Balmoral Boots. (aaw s,y,sl
Boys and Yonths' .
Also the celebrated UNION BOOT, and in iaots
general assortment Of
Boys and Mems Boots and Shoes,
Thick and Thin.
We are the sole manufacturers on
Fl mers Cele brated Patent Last
CUSTOM BOOTS MADE TO FIT.
We can. be beat in style, Quality or pri,,s.
a GENERAL ASSORTMENT UY
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS
for the Trade a, the Low EST PRICES, a. rs-aL
~ l. Z 4 5 + CA ILL.,.
). y. PACE,
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WHEREAS ny vile Sarah j. Ghate!ton, has !eti ny
W bed anI beard without jus. cause or rroYocatio,
this to notify all persons tat shall pay 10 oeots Of
FIFIELD s. CHATrEETON.
Hancock. Dec. l. 1861. "-ti"""
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II nc NO'Ifl,
35W5 Attest \. a. CHASE. Register.
asgsrsson ssaEssa;aas's s3slase.

iNut snh-cItcs. haring teen appoin ed by the oHor
bic trooac Coart ortie Dt-;rlCs uf Wa , 2tGa,
Hissip1a IL receive examine, aad adjust ciuus and
demand of all persons, agalnst ne II Gui Ion
Randall, he Of AGt!eld III said district. decca -ed,
pe-onte nsni'cn:, and The tenn OF Blk IN ants from
the 3)h day a tecmbcr, 1861, being allowed by sad
tn the creditor. cf said deceased, 10 EXHIBIT ami
provr Their respective claims befre i've uocr, that
we " ii, atttnG t, The duties Of appointment tho
dwei hou>r OF Edward II. Randall! in Nofhf-d. in
,ah district on The 18Th day If jane next, ii. ocloc.
lr tue a!c rn"on, of said day.
&C. woopsriRy. cemmr's
kd~,hheid Dec %. a. u. 1851. 3i5'u3
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NOtiCe.

THIS Is to certify that have this day given my sons
| Jos.lh T. Sergeant and Truman II. Sergeant their
time during the remainder CT thoir minority and shall
claim of .her earnings pay any debts Of he!r
contracting after this date.
JOSEPH SARG SANT.
Attest E. SALGgAsT.
Hancock, Dec. -, 1s61
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SlAIh OF lH&aoHT, ! In Probate Csur, held a,
Di'rsso7 So Non'peler, in aid Ds.riet
90 the l! n day OF January, \. u. 1919.
OkSJAAlN MARBLE, aiiain!.trator Of ia. cs.at, ~
!n"soan - Marble, late sf Fayston In said Di.tric,
"e0saseu presents h' ADM account for exam
NATION ana allowance and MAKES application for de.
rret OF aE'bntion and partition OF IN. estate Of ssd
*her"dp,n II IS orierd by ,sid iourt .hst sa!d se-
r'sh, AM s.i application b. referred 4, .nselou of
40 '"irt to u. ID at III" rrobate uiicc III said wont.
F"e.' "n I'M uay oi fchrn.ry A o. l~i. for kra,-
ne aud iiva thereon anh II /, fruhc, Ordered th.,
"uc5 h'rrpI be gi'' ~ nil p"csuH- Gtrsrd ~ publ
a''l :" tln same ihrre Tces, .urrr~.v"i ~"
"'''''''" TtPfuah' 4 Newspaper lHtdstsl 1T
r. previous !" Hnid nc appointed Tor l., airing that they
may appear III said usr nhl place. ana chow cause If
h' Ih,y may h3rf Why saii ac,cuut should no, he al
"aei ana such decree maGr ny III. Court
u. Attest. y. 4. CHASE. Re- isi.-.
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vo7.a>s,as. g9z<tessosa's Estate.

rnlIEsg. ,:, in sfHFin!Ated hiihe Hnnoiabie
! rrnh..~ Court t35 The District q E":toh, CoiH
i.soner,' receive cIa nii"e an" a.Jhs! an cFS az"
@n,nts ,l iet>ans -1fE. he Estate % Jonathan
p5i,esou lat. Il Bro rated said District, deceased
represented insoivent and th Of six month, from
ne 9th iay 1861. being allowed by SAID Count
To he crat0rs CT SAID deceased to exhibit ana prove ihelr
especv. claims before Hsgve uotcs that we attend
the dut ap;ont nen g! the ave-, !ins house ol
rrn,oa, g. Paterson In .roo tfsid in said District,
boe .roona Tuesdays Of February and Jane next, al
.'rietk in the atternnrn each Of said days.
WIN + CHAMBERLAIN, ! cou,s
DANIEL A. MORSE,
nronsfeld, De:- n her %, A y. 1851 3l3fwj
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4A.cIc

SAclc 'g9,l ISL Ati. '+''i'A
'NOIdHLIFH0 Il HFiFS .
uIsa5q 10 auu1 ,s1l!s5e siosI9d liz Gl70u Of 5! s!l
sG0.ip5oAo.d sur lnoVl!A pLa2l puo pel ~ Al
10, ssq 'uoI92sq0 s p9u!d 'puuqsnQ Au sVadIHL1l
'03EkGST
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sfAfE or VERMONT, | In Probate Court, hetd a,
"n W no. Oh the lSth lay OF January, A. b. 1852.
Instrument, purportine he The las: win I'D Tcst,
a msns OF Hannah Tucker, late of Plainfeid In
SAn Distrr, deceased bain. presented TO the ourt by
Lp'sim pos0n, the Executor therein named for Pro-
hate:
IL Is ordered by said CoIrt chat all persons Concerned
Teh he hoNiei - appear .. session o; said Court to
p h"'d ~ a. the Prohs, 0ce in aonpoler, on the lih
aaF Of FesarY, A. d. 1872, and show cguse if any they
mug "s't, ;a,nJ; the probate % ssh viii for which
psrPost, "a further ordered that cory Of .he record ~
ss orisr b publ. shci dire" weeks suorcsvey in the
sec" Monnssin FREEMAN, printed al Mout,eicr pre-
~@tl' II SID i'm appointed Tor hearing
A true copy Of H-c,r
oit Attest 1. 4. MERRILL. Judv-
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flB partnership heretofore existing between y. W
Howe amt !. Savye'. both Of Xoihfeld. order tn.
me and yie al tiosr :. sawyer " this day
HoNnne" 'Ec. !, 1901. 5&NlW Y.pW. HOVE
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eercn tEhc;,sDs,'s Estate.

0rcn ~ ticnsGs,'s ESTATE.
hE nl'ct'.f7 barring been appG;ntrd by the ouusa-
BITE ifn.J!" Cr4-t i,y iHr D!,tncGt Kash.Buio COM
I'tt''I-, Esai". and adjust all BIZ md
a'fndhdS q! ~ pt.pGs igI. Tie Estate ST OYrn Whea
h@, 'tr u! Hir'" sai d-i.ir. cccast l. r.pr.spu.-
I'd in.nSrs GIi Ia 'eGr OF <y mont is from Inc 2,h
lIyot F:s's ~ f hG;ng al:J9 90. Ny said Cuurl The
creditors at 'aii 10 exhibit and prove rr JtS
rye ciiin' 'ctnrc d.; tive notice .ha vii, site 10 to
'he n'tt q! "H appointment ~ lie a.P dwelling house OF
he rat! hf-h Wheat n Barre IN said district ca the
~ Tu"ada of rrbrr, ava Jins next At 10 'clqch in tho
itre'''on, az "!L!, OF .,li DAYS
i"R liM FACE, D.,
AMbHDSa BRADFORD, "ehimTH
JIGuair ist. l.. u. isf,. s,sf~3
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THE GOOD SAMARITAN
W oSDTS ox- CT e, n,

w S<N-pi-S SSN- S< S-Fi ~
Ahead OF all Compctit'cu
Gij5 % them manufactured last veal h.. lA.- .t
the rrrbbr Of any other frs c'..,. ..r..
one year, in the United Sc4',.
1'HHY conte'n ail tho i'nprovcmer. N,3-a rr.
= HTst class stcvcs, and the advapt. Dr.. .. 49,
neata over other stoves are in part d. ...5-o
LIST. Tho arrarat ncut for biGilin6 CO - mont hrGgi
-so improvement. overlooked IN o.her class stoves
/! has also the sare arrar nr brg.iipg top
81. A thorough ventilation Of the orcn.
I'D. Introducing hot air 6rsught 70 ,Le IRE chamber
thereby increasing hs Graught Of NE Stove quickcn!pr
lie operations, and enabling it to throw more heat-a
matter much nnd jusy complained Of 10 other Stores
fh. An important Improvement in iAe application d.
ne danper, which .h-owg the heat around ne oven
Sh Nah greater weight, consequently heavier plates
and more durable as we'll IS Laudsonaer castings.
oos drait danpcr at each cad Ct the fro box, so
hat tho IRE equazrd atd grdle will heat quick
As the ether a!eo heating no oven in half Tho time
''h Ffs back protected W ,eap-stone, 1t canuo!
burn out.
in addition 20 the above rrro I'm .nts i, has all ha.s
!olbires III other cst class yss siz Hot os
crr"r, Warming Closr, Koos;rr IN front, ltktr on op
Doors lined with best Russia Iron, TO- Nc. yGYthr This
stove Is warranted dc the w,,k with as l.:c f
All who want Gat .ca,s Stnvh Lould never buv ur,l,
they call and ato tue Coon SAxAE;A as they hare In ey
cry instance given satisfaction
an the cNou.iYe agent Tor the sale Of this S.oyo In
Montpelier, and se IL tr io Any rra sou able engt
oi time so al are safo In Saving.
havn ufo rs full an assortment Cf Common s,,,ra ON
harj % any other dealer IN Washington County, and 9el
80 VOW as any rM ~ te' state. n. DEWEY.
Montpelier. DEE. ~. lsoo.
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srhi y VERMONT, in Probate Court, holden at
WASHINGTON district IS. Montpelier in said district,
on VI. 81 day ii January, A. b. 1862
WILSON,. SIM0NDS, AtlTiniSiraor of the estate OF
" Asa Simonds late OF RoIbnry, in said DISTRICT de-
ceased application to said cour. 10. license to sell
the whole real of sad deceased with the con-
and appreciation in writing Of all the heirs Of sad
deceased residing this State representing that said
sale would beneficial to the heirs aad those interested
said Whereupnn, is ordered ny sald Couft
mat said application bc referred To the "Sh day Of Ianu-
AIRY u. ISGe at The Probate Office in Montpelier, for
Aesrng decision thereon and is further that
~ ,erSon Interested be notified hereof ~ publication
T., ths application aad order therein. Three
weeks s,,gcsa>i.ely in the Green Mountain Freonun,
printed ioutpciIer heure said time Of hearing that
they appear said time aai pace, aa1, they sec
ssas:. o.: C. theTeto.
~ the Court,
3i5w5 Attest n. a. CHASE. Register.
STATE Of Vn3MOhT, , IA Probate t"utI, h ID at
W,.HtsG o. DIrrrcT. Montpelier, il. said a.,ti3t,
a. ihr 8! q ? G January, j. D IS
rL i ~, Executor oi He las will ard t,>tTre 1t @.
A,oiJ = atta5jcH lae tNbuy, in sid district de
tInn ard allowance, uaaes aprcatio FOX ctccc 0.
dit -ih'u'.. 80. pa ri He c>fte # said deCta ad
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23
Academy OF IFusic-Dcbut Of Miss Charlotte
puttf.

Mr. Nixon has shown most commendsbe spirit
Of enterprise in attempting season Of opera, with
all its outlays aud rks, at this critical time of tie
war, when each mail comes redeemed with blood,
and so msny hearts are torn with anguish. The
public ought to be obliged to him for thus under
taking the work Of sweet soace in the face of great
difficulties. The orening, last night, nolwithstand'
ing the troublous time, promised well. The house
WAS full, brilliant, and in good temper with the
opera.
There was d6bGt. That ID a word of serious
import 1t is not possible 10 overesmste the ankle
ties Of facing an audience in theater or opera for
the first time-to summon all the world 10 come and
measure, and pass Judgment. Under every, the
most favorable circumstance the initial appearance
Of an operate artist is harassing ordeal There Is
necessarily the want of much experience in stage
business; and nervousness is apparent "a rule, TO
the detriment of the debutane in the same degree.
In the case Of the debut last eyening-thst OF
Miss Charlotte ro,li-no qualification of praise az
regards artistic finish 10 necessary. Miss Patti begins
where others end-or where they try to end and do
not succeed in rcachilg. Coming Of a hghly-giied
fsmily--the elder, slightly speaking, OF her sister
who il now del.glting Europe more IS expected Of
her than Of an unknown name and expectation i.
not disappointed.
Her voice is youminous but Of ext nsive rerge,
1t reaches from below the line to l. Hat aboe it,
and. indeed il can touch + above the line--beng
thus over TWO oc.aves. II is wonderfully flexible,
and is thoroughly trained in the Italian method.
Nothing drags, il ndstinct coarse IN her method.
Her Italian is yeruacular and elegant
In running passages, in saeca'o or detached notes.
in wide spread intervals, in rendering the di-
fuse phrases, she Is thoroughly at hone. We have
10 fault to find with the artistic expression OF her
notes, except the very high penutmaie L ial Of her
Cavatine, which was forced and unmusieal. 4 note
lower, the seventh. would be great Improvement.
We did not observe any fatigue at the conclusion
of tie OPERA but Oh the contrary the final aria was
given a more bounding pulse than any previous
piece.
We have not spoken Of Miss Patti as dramatic
artist for we'll known reasons, but confined Ourselves
20 a view % her vocal ability, which Is very remark
able, 30 far as agility certainty, aud pure method
extend. We do not know any one who can execute
tic rapdiies or caimner suavlI.es Of the difficult
part Of Arnina with greater ease