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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15

To Boil PoTAroEs Ia Ireland, potatoes are
boileG TO peIlec ion. the humbest pheasant
places his potatoes on the table better cooked
than could hall ,he ooth. IN Amcrica, trying
their bes, Potatoes should always be /. lied in
their " jickets." Peclius potato before boil
my, is offering premium FOX water to run
through it, and making them Woxy ari IN
palstao,e. They should be thoroughly washed,
,nd put In cold water. In Ireland, they always
nick piece oi the skin OF before they place
,hem in the pot; the water Is gradually hea'ed,
but never allowed 10 boil cold water should be
added rs soon as the water commences boiling,
and it should thus be checke uutl the pota-
,oas are done, tho skins will not then be broken
or cracked until the potato ia thoroughly done
pour the water off completely, AMI then lot the
skin thoroughly Dry before pooling.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15

STATE or VERMONT, In PROBATE touh, htd AZ
RArpolrH DnrRcr, S. BuokGed, witalu ad for
said District on The Doth day Of February A. D. l5b'
IA ATILDA c. FAY, witow OF q rdner Fay ale OF
Vi WHGamstown, In said district decreased lhake' aP-
nicaion 10 said Count Tor an assignment Of the estate
Of SAID deceased
whereupon il ordered that the same be referred y
the Gth day If March next Mt the Probate once m s@u
Brookfed for examination and allowance and lhil
all concerned be notified hereof by The publication oi
his or3er in the Green Mountain freeman printed hl
Montpelier, three weeks successfully as soon as III
be- that they may appeirot said time and place. 20 % II
t'"y cause, object thereto.
by The Court
AVA Atiest-J r. CLEAVELAND, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15
Elisha Rrisham's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held At
WAsaisaroS Ds1mor, SIS, Montpelier, in SAID district
on the 81 day u NJ ,crh, 4. D. 1861
~, NIL II BRIGHAM Administrators 4 the estate OF
VI Elisha Br gham late Of Faysion, in SAID district de-
ceased present eir administration account Tor eAamina
uon and allowance and make application Tor decree Of
d,ttibutun and partition OF the estate oil said deceased
Wheeupon, It Is ordered by sand Court that sald &C.
count and said Application be referred to session 81 said
Cont 10 be held At The Probate Office In sad onpeeTon
the och day Of March A. u. 1854 Tor bearing ami drcis
ion thereon and It further ordered that notice here
of be given to all persons interested, by publication OF
the three weeks suecesswtly - Ihe tietn MOUNTAIN
Fteman newspaper published at Aompel previous Ia
said time appointed Tor hearing, tia they may appear
at said time nd place and show cause, any they M
have, why said account should not be allowed ana snch
decree made.
ylOy9 Attest, " A. CHASE, Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15
silver Watches.


First Cla,s Hunting Time Pieces for fccuracy Of
movement beauty OF material, and above
all, chsapuess IN Price, there watches
mus iusUe universal APPRECIATION
An imitation 70 tautesA tnat IL can hardly be detect
ed by The eA erenced judge The material being
Of two metals, the outer one being OF hrst quality
.terlmg silver while the inner h German silver,
II cam De recognized by cutting or heavy engray
n x making ", not only in Appearance but in dura
bDty the Yet resem. Lance OF folid sterling e'7er In
existence
The sale Off e,e watches IN the army il source OF
enormous pOtt retailing as they very readily do, at
go ard upWafd1 Many hundred dO.iaTs can be
made IN single pay day by auy ono ct Ordinary bust
nees iac',
AT'Ar WHOLESALE ONLY IN heavy hunting
case', beautifully engraved white enamel dial, and
fancy cnt hands. in good running order BY the nail
dozen, SIC sold Dnv by The case Of tx.
Upon rec ~ ftNo dOlla e, as guarantee OF good
faith, W VII e1na watches by express TO any part q
DE loyal United ate co ectug balance If b.ll on
delivery, IhI, insu-et buyers against fiau1, gyi
them ihtir watche, FIRE payment IL required
Soldiers IN tAe dsloyal states must umf cash IN al
vance, as ihe express companies ptremptlry rel. +.
making c)lltc ions ia such dangerous lccali e., H.
mem a. each ~ iyaac' from within b. army liue-
IN ihe rebel states We guarantee the safe delivery Of
al Na'clc.. he her the} sent by mail or express
HUBBARD BROTHERS, sole importers,
III BfoudnaY. or Cort andtS n m&iW2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15
Levi =. Pievcc's Estate.

! Probate Court forthe District Of Washington, Oo5
mlssioners to receive e2amntand aduslalI clams aI1
demands Of all persons against The Estate OF LtNl
Pierce, late Of uantpeer in said District deceased
represented insolveut, and the term Of 'Ik month";
from the 22d day OF January, 1864 being allowtn py
said Couu to tae creditors of said decehSedto eip
that We VIII attend TO the duties Of our apo
at the office Of Joseph A. PlentI's, m MohlpeeI, ~
said District the fourth Tuesday Of Mafch anu Su'
next at ne o'clock in The afternoon each OF sad daye
JOSEPH a. PRENTIss,l Combs.
JOEL FOSTER, JRa IT,.
January 92d, A. D. 1864 fo"'
The demands due to said estate are in the hanus u o.
A. peutIss for collection and Iersons lHde0leu I"
SAID e,tats requested " make paym nj to MN he
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15

n6nO WILL BE FORFEITED ~ DIR Il DIX
MCUU if failing to cure IN les time ttan any olh
fnysi,an more eneclually aud ielmenatly, with les
straiut from oocupiti0a or fear OF exposure 70 al
". ather with sale and pleasant meaitH es.
SELF ABUSE AND SOLITARY HAAIIsi
Then eflectt ana consequences
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND slIUAilONs,
incident to Married ana Single Ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS
herouria Affections Erupt ms and all Diseases Of The
Skin Ulcers OF the Nose n oat ana b0gy Flmples
on the lace Swengs Of the joints Merry business !
Constitutional and other WcGEnessesn Youth, and the
more advanced, OF all ages, Of
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15

EARLY roMlroEs AS soon rs the plants
are large enough to transplant, puteaeh plant in a
separate dish that will hold at least TWO quarts
OF dire, and four inches deep give them plenty
of air, aud not water too much 10 prevent the
plant from growing busay AMI tough. My TO-
matoes last year were sowod the first OF April,
anu set out On raised hills IN candy soil, and
stood througha severe thunder showeran wind
a few days alter without any support aod had
ripe irui, nearly two weeks bsiore saw any
on other vines, even where they were in blossom
before IN wed f,om a hot bel
A SUBSCRIBER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15

TUE subscribers having napponled bythe hon","-
bic Probate Court for tbeD4trct OF WHshhelOhV"n ,
mssioners receive examine, ana clau
demands Of all persons against the estate % Now ."
FAR, late Of Cabot In SAID District, deceased t'o,
sened lnsolyent aud the term si1 months from we --
day o. FEBRUARY 1854 being allowed by SAID Coui tuh
creditors o said deceased, 10 EXHIBIT and prove IeIoF
pective claims before give notice, thai we Wlli AZ
tend tothe duties Of our appointing At lhe uWe's
house Of Widow Fanny tan 10 Cabo, in sad dsfic uii
The 22i day sf Apul and August next, al one O'CLOCK
in the afternoon on each " said days
EkOCH d. PUTNAM, lCoup,trs
ENOCu LOYT,
('ah1 We u FJW3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15
From the Evening Post
Battle Worn Banners.

saw the soldiers come to-day
From b., bst le 1eld aiaf;
No cong erof rode be ore their way
On his triumphai car,
But captains, like Themselves on foot
And banns sadly torn,
Al ffi dig eloqJeat, thoush .aa.e,
In pride aud gioFg saras.
Thoss banners, soi'ed Eith dirt and smoke,
And rent by sho. AID she'll,
Tha' through the srrreip slAnr broke
Whlt t-rrors ID you'd 81
What tales OF 81 drn pal and death
Ia tytiy canuons boom,
When even the braye,t held his breath
And waited tor dom
Ny hands u steel these Hsgs we're waved
Above the carnage dire,
Almosi sestro! I'd, yet slsays saved,
wa baule-eloudi aud a,e.
Though down At times, sill Up they ros.
And kissed the breeze sgaA,
Dread tokens to the rebel .oes
or true akd loyAl men.
And here the true aud ioyal still
Thoss famous banners ear;
The busles wind, tht ffe blos brill,
And Clash he cJ mbals, where
Wite deoimsf.d rank. they come,
And through the crowded street
March to the beating OF the drum
With Arm though weary feet
Cd bles. the soldisnl cry the folk
Whose Oh era Of welcome swell
q cd bic the banners, black with smoke
And ,ofn by shot and she'll
They should be huns on sacred shrines.
Baptized with graf ful tears,
And live snbsimed 10 poetry. lines
Through all succeed ne years.
Nc grsnder trophies conld be brought
BY patriot sire to son,
OF gloriou, bat les nobly fought,
erave deeds sublimely done.
And 30 o-daT, I ehssesd with pride
And s,lsun Joy TO see
Those remna Is tom thu bloody tide
or Victory
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15
n. VA. NeYins, Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, S. at Montpelier, on the @4n
day Of February A. d. 1864.
WILLIAM BlXBY, A ministmur Of me esta'e o A.
w n. Nevns, late Of Moretown, in said district, de
erased makes application to said Count for license to
sell par of the red estate Of sad de eased, representing
that said sale IL for The pawn nj i me debis
sad ceased -sadp par Of the real estate being abo
"A acres Of land known az the " Hawkes. LAID
Whereupon II Is ordered by said Court that s7t appl
cation be referred 10 The nd day Of March A. D. 1864 at
the Probate Office In Montpelier f. hearing and decision
thereon and It is further ordered that all persons
Interested Dc notified hereof by publication Of no.
tee Of this application and order thereon, three week
excessively IN the Green Mountain Feeman printed
40 Montpelier b. tore said umr Of hearing, that they
may app, ar at soid m and pace and they zee cause
object thereto
BY the Court,
kQtpJ Auest-N A, CHASE, Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15
FARM FOR SALE.

This farm is situated about four miles from West Ran
d lph pos and lbs in the east part Of Braniee, con
tAining ne arly two hundred Of land The build
inys are two dwelling houses one new and just com
pleted In m deru style aud finish There upon the
premises si1 barns and one shed which have all been
He'd except one, with hay and grain, the last season
Said barns OF the following dimensions Three are
"A by 30 feet one Is so by co feet one 80 by 40 feet
10 by Is feet one she'd % by IS feet, sugar housi,
grainery tool-house and shop said buildings are in
god rspAir and the farm is we'll waered and we'll sup
piled with fruits adapted the soil and climate. For
further particulars inquire Of the subscriber on ihe pre-
mises y7Ws JOEL A. WHITING.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15
FEMALE
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL.

This rne lelnt IL Of long tried tmeaey ioF correcting
all The disorders nedentHito the feminine sex. That
the afflicted may eei assured that thi. cordial truly
valuable and worthy OF their confidence. not one Of
hoIs secret compounds purposed to destroy healthy
ton. l add few testimonials from physicians whom
all, fayorins the Eclectic and Reformed Practice Of
NvdieiLe respect
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15
American 4 Foreign Patents.
r. IL. EDDY.
SOLICITOR or PATENTS
Lats Agentoi U Z Patent Once Washington und.Y
the AttotlsJ7.l
10 State street opposite Hilby ST., Boston,

4 RfER an extensive practice 4 upwards oftwenty
years continues TO secure Patents In the United states
au ia Great Britain France and other foreign efunf
Cavea Specifications, Bon's Assignments and ali P,
pers or drawings for Patent. executed on liberal tenn.
and with dep Itch, Researches mad into Armenian ar
foreign works 10 ietmue The validity or utility Of "a
tents or lnytnons-and legal other advice fepdetsd
IN all matte. touching the anne. Copies Of The claims
o. my patent furnished by remiting one dollar Assign
ments recorded 90 washington
The agency Is not only he largest 10 Nsv Enlsnd hot
through Inventors have advantages for securing pa
tents Of aceranlg the patenabilty ofuysntious IN.
surpassed By not immcs urahiy superior TO- sry
which can be offered 10 them Of twhfre The teslnnni
ats beoT given Prove thsf none s ore Mccts.a "a the
Patent ll'- Oh h- subscriber aui 40 ,uctr.s b. Inc
besi roi OBJ Advantage std ability. be- would add tliat
hr ha abundant reason 70 belle and can rt,e that ne
other ohc, "a No. ird ore flt charge, tor pasronst
services 20 moderate The luwer prsctitcof co., sub
scnber turing twenty yeas past has enabled him 10 ac
cumu. 'e asl Collection NJ spec NJ ton, and Official
iccisa. ie'stiyr tI PATENTS.
ihr.r, besides hi. extensive tbt ~ ( rgai and ne
chancal aoks Ant fu accounts ot patents ranted nj
the United STATES am Europe, render him able he, ond
question, TO of.f superior cliies Tor obtaining pAients
All necessity &C aJounry 10 Washington tn procure a
patent and tle usua great del here are -fe ,aycd r.
veutor
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15

luAoiN ,rlJS. -" Au old la1y had gwen per-
m,ssIin lor rome wires 10 ae placed ON her
nousc, where lnry were supported by a plle'
Alter these had b. en IA position sIme lew wees,
the I'D lady watel upon the principal tel,-
graph authority, aud stated that she had a
e0ml lunt to make. lne laet Is SIT. sbe said 4,
them Telegraph messages won't allow me 10
get any sleep OF nlgbt; | lays awake, q toss
ing about. and can't set wink Ia 8 e uosc.
Al trst, SIR, dldu't mind u % mach, aud
lhin,s we're u0s AS bad as they are lUg but
latyh slr, there have been deal mole messages.
! don th'uk tilhtr, Sit that you ai9 ware vi
all mats SAID along .hem wires there much
that Bsdn', ought 10 bc lOr | can assure sou,
sir, hat very much that's said thtrt-and
ha,u 20 Gay aud ls'en to -nO Respectable woman
ouRht g. hear. - I've come &C last W Q, IA
plaln to you sir, hoping ,hatlt may bestopp,d.
" ine Gentleman to Whom this singular eOm-
plant sas mado Was, ol course, aware that the
nOls elmplaiued Of Was tho wlnd ID the wires
the messages vi a doubtful character were TIE
emenat Gus OF fruitful imagioalion on the
part II the Old lady. he, however, pacihed her
10y Stating that, 10 iu.ure. young wemyn ol
great iespoctahihty ssse " be substituted at
the Offices Tor the young men who formerly
workt tse line "
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15
Poetry,
The Little People.


; dresry place would be this earth
The sorr =, no. v,o,, ,o,s II. ot,b
ws,a here M oh1d,sn IN h.gn
NO hths forms, IKE oaus 10 grow
M ,ittle ,.,a. an hre.st and b,ow
Tolssn the ,bril,i,v lovs.chord. tsn3a,
No babe Eithin our AIMS to leap,
No n,,,s trss =, mae. hs,d
On, II. Inc ave, VOID, lending
what would The mothers 10 f'r work
~ ''''' ~ PAu' Nv 'A'"S"
~ ~" vacuum NS''"s
No rosy boys At wintry mora,
NO merry shouts ~ home thoy fash
No ..El AL faFA halF Il inn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15
ELIAS WakeGeid's Us ate.

arATE OF VERMONT, la Probate Court, heid =
WAsHINGrus DsTBIor, -. Montpelier, IN saln pl-"o'
ON the 2otn day Of March, A. b. 1864.
nDIslN PECK administrator Of the estate Of Eha'
a Wakefield late cf East Mon pei e. IN said distinct de-
,ed IRE .epts his admn account io eH m
and low ance and application for decee q DIS
fbuton and partition { ne estate Of sad deceased
Whereupon, II is ordered by said Court that sald nc
count aud said application be referred to session Of dii
Cont In be held nj the PROBATE ehce IN sad Monlptle
ON The 9,th day Of March D. 1854 for hearing ana de-
ei.on thereon and II Is unhef ordered, thai notice
hereof be given 10 oil persons interest by publication OF
me same three weeks uccessNely 1.-THE Green hcun am
Ffeem.n newspaper published al N ntpeier, previous
10 ad time appointed for nearing that they may appear
AT aid time and place, AM s wcguso II any ihoy may
nave why said account should not be allowed and such
decree made.
,lova Attest, T. R. MERRILL, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15


DR. WILLARD I. GEORGE, formerly Professor Ia
Tue oroester Medical College, and President oi the
Eclectic Meiea Society, Mass speaks OF 1t in he ol-
lowing terms;
have used the Female sireng ,heniug Cordial SIM
"a, .,I 70 mat prepared by d + George W Sweet los
Hanover 81 aud regard one ct the best medicines
iof female complaints that can be found
DR. J, X ing author OF " Woman Her Diseases and
thsf Treatment says
This medicine appears TO eNeu specific influence
tie Uterus It Is valuable agent in an derange-
m,nts OF the Female Reproductive Organs
DR.. +, Smith, President Of the New York Association
OF Botanic Physicians, says
N female II in delicate health should omit the
timely use Of this valuable cordial / owe much OF my
success In midwifery to the use OF tins medicine"
MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES
lhs following from u '~' Swsllw5rthy yolruo
"As a genera remely ior ,ua'e complaints this
Cordial is very valuable one hut by the Profession t
Is esteemed more highly for us 10 Il results dun Ton
hnenent IN relieving the great suffering attendant upon
ehildtnth. acknowledge with IN smith that much
OF my success IN midwifery due TO the use o this
medicine. II strengthens beth child snd mother. I'm
sueh cases follow the directions OF Froi King by al.
lowing my patients 10 use 1t a few weeks previous 90
confinement as by tie energy IL impars The uterine
nervous system the labor viii he very mu Oh facilitated
ana removes the otampi which many lem au, are Liable
To- No woman, If she knew the great value of this
Strengthening Cordial. would iail Ito Use %
l have received numerous testimonials from different
part Of the country where used knowing the good
Is capable ofdong, will warrant every bottle OF ny
Cordial TO be satisfactory IN its re,ults,
The following symptoms Indicate those affections Ir
which the Female Strengthening Cordial has proved
! Invaluable
lndisposition to ENertion Wakeulness, Nervousness
Uneasnesa Depression OF SPIRITS Trembling,
Loss Of Power Pain in the Back, Alternate
Chile, and Flushing OF Heart,
/ Dragging Sensation at the Lower Part OF the Body
Headache,
lAnguor, Aching sloug
| The thighs. Intolerance Of Light
| and Sound Pale CouutenRuoe. DeranFp.
ment Of the Stomach and Bowels, Dlihcut
Breathing, Hysiera, sc, &c.
ltisaspccihc remedy in all Uterine Diseases,
ChlorosD of Green Sickness irresuarty Pauiuhc.
Proiuse or suppression OF Customary Discharr
Is, LeucorrhGa or Whites, Serrhus or u
eers,ed snte ofjhc Uterus sterlty, SC
NJ better TOME possibly DO put up than this aud
none less likely 10 do harm and Il is cOmpofod wholly
OF vegeta BILE agents aud such have known TO DC
valuable and have used for many years
PRICE, seventy-nvc cents per, Bottle
! sold by druggists generally ase sen 10 any adj
DIRE. free, on receipt Of price
he ,ure and set that prepared at the
New England Botanic Depot,
LOG Hanover Street, Boston
George w Sweet, M, ID, Proprietor.
r5nG
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15
DT-. wT4TGIxT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR (!
Or. ESSENCE OF LIFE.
PRErARED FROM Pure VEGETABLE EXTRACTS,
CONTAINING NOTHING INJURIOUS TO
TIE MOST DELICATE.

CONTAINING NOTHING INJURIOUS TO
Tue MOST DELICATE.
Toe RJuyenahng Ei1er sthe result Of modern disooy
cries In the vegetable kingdom being entirely new
and abstract method Of cure, rfsptcye Of all the old
and worn out .ystems,
Ih' medicine has been tested By he most eminent med
lea III 4 Che day, and by them pronounced 10 be- one
Of HE gre test medic i discoveries Of the age.
One bottle viii cure General Debility.
few doses cures Hyst,ric- iu females.
One bottle cures Papitation Of the Heart.
few doses restore, the organs VI generation
From onefo three bottles stores he manlness and
N yigOr 0i youth
feW doses restores TIE appetite.
Three bttles cure tht worst case Of lmpotency.
few doses cares the low sp rited.
One bottle restores menial power.
Aiew doses bring he lose 20 the cheek
This medicine restores 90 manly ygor and robust health
the poor debitated, down and Departing deyotee
| q sensualp asute.
Ihelatless eneryated youth, the oger-iasked man OF
business the victim OF nervous depression The ndiydua
Soldering from general debility or ftou weakness of
'ingh organ VI md immedats and permanent relief by
6 .euse of this Elixir or Essence Of Line.
Price ~ per bottle ~ three bottles for and forward
| ed by Express 90 an part OF Che wor d
s0idby all respectable drug lists everywhere.
DIR. Z MERWlN & Co, so,e Prophet rs.
| No 90 Liberty street, New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15
The Great American Tea Company
vESEY STREET NEW YORK.
since 10 orsaniIlti0n lis created new ofa In /
n. tory OF

since Ito organization lbs created new era In the
IN tory OF
81 LING TEAS II RUS COUNTRY
IL our cas- are selected byR Professional ca faster
u tTl res.ly aud exclusively Tor us and We never
cangs over rwo Cents 02 Cen, per poun above cost
Tor original PACKAGE.
We have 6u, oae Price to every one 10. each ouslt
", aud that price l. always marked on each annie
psokage at cur store In plain figures
W. issue Monthly Price List OF cur Teas which
will b sent Tree TO all Nho order tive advi,e every
lea Seller to ses II Compromises full assortment
selected for every locality In it's STAIRS, Frovace South
America an the West indies In this list each sina IL
divided ino -Four Classes Or qualities namel, cargo.
ilsh Cargo, Fine, Finest that every one may under.
stand frpm de orpuon aud the pfee annexed taat tn,
Corpgpy sre dssrmined TO undeissll the whole tea
trade
suaranteeto sell al our Teas In ORIGINAL package,
At net over Two tents per pound above cost believing
this to be attractive to the many who have heretofore
b'tn paying Enormous lfoHs.
our business 10 largely dlue on ordes which We Al.
NayseNecuie ~ well asd promptly though the tuye
esmr mied, giving true weights ard iafes aud alwayt
sp.ran'eelng everything our responsibility enabling
rs to do all We onse, Every d. ter Ca erdsr kis
tea, dlrcel iron the Company and pafte. doing bust
nes bin the nundred 500 miles OF New Yafk can
Return I've hons OF " " they are not cheaper than
~ eau buy etsNhert, aud tho utsha,er l. dssat ned
wih he bargain, within Eurtten ia, llil and have
the m neY refunded 10 lhtm 1ho.e WIN arc oy,T
Five iunar,d miles can have thirty DAYS ao an The
came privilege extended 10 them
Btsioea thee adFa tAees The Compshy Will nav All
Expenses both wnya, " the leas are ~ armed
bREAr AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
IMPORTERS AND JOBnFRs
ls.s ss-s 81 N.F--y ST. New fork
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15
Farm nj Auction

rnHE Subscriber oGIs for sal, his farm Of l25 acres
| situated IN the southeast part u Nocot, oRe mile
and half from the yage, and wiuin one half mile OF
a ho Oh house known the Joel Martin Farm. II has
about ninety under tilage ad some thirty acres
wood, nd, and Is we'll wAter,d " tn spring' II has a
good sugar chard Of two hundred trees and hop Held
" ne acre Building good, nd barn new last year,
sevent, by forty ks., with basement undr The Nhov
viii also sell all the Farming Tools, consisting Of good
double and single wagon, sled poas, harfows, dairy
tools &C sc. Also, htten 10 twenty tons d hay, sev
enty I've hushes OF gsu Ave COWS SIX two years old
hets comins II this season, year ing, two shoasi
one pair Of good work horses, 40. sc.
The above will positively be sold at Auction, on Tues,
day, March 18th, ls6i sale 10 commence at O'Clock
A. n. Terms Of ale Easy. - ...
TIMOTHY ARBUCKLE,
M.l..tt FL 1874