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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-01-21
Land for Sale Near Oxford.
Notice..

< LIE, persons having claims against G. W. Com
"A yer. late of Holmes county, deed, will pre-.
sent them to the undersigned Immediately for set
tlement. Also, persons knowing themselves in
debted either by Note or Book account to said es
tate, will call at the Hardware store Of Messrs
Mayors N Lowther and pay said claims, as no lon-
a,-t, WM' NJ LOWTliER.
Dec. 3Ist 1868.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-01-21

New Dress. The Farmer made its APP
pearance last week partly in new dress,
improving its appearance very much, but
the matter is the same copperish compound.
Get new head and heart for the editor,
and make the tone of the matter loyal, and
it will much more improve the paper. Re
publican.
Yes, head with African brains, and a
heart elastic enough to justify the corrup-
tions, despotism and treason of the abolition
party-one that will melt with pity for the
African and be hardened against all the
wrongs inflicted upon the white man and
this white mans 5 country. Should we con-
clude to invest in head and heart of that
kind, what will the editor Of the Republican
take for his?
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-01-21
Spring Mountain Academy

THE present term viii close Oct. 2sth The Winter
l. (double) term will commence Nov. 4th, and close
April 9th, 1864 Tuition per term of eleven weeks,
four to five dollars. Boarding 81 rs per week;
rent for sef-boardng (Which is popular) 81 90 per
term. Each room is furnished with stove for cooking,
and will accommodate at least two persons.
The academy building is undergoing repairs which
will render it much more convenier and attractive.
Every reasonable effort is made for the Improvement
OF schoars-the village remarkably free from temp
taons to idleness and vice. and all the surrounding
are favorable to the pursuit Of knowledge.
Prof. MYERS will give instructions in vocal and in
strumental music to all who may desire 1t.
For circulars giving full particulars. apply to tbs
principal. J. SELLY. Principal.
| Spring Mountain, Coshocton Co., o, Oct. Is. W.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-01-21


LEAP YEAR-It must be subject of sol
emn reflection to the whole estate of bache-
lorhood, that during the entire year of 1864
the privilege of making love is taken from
them, and bestown upon the ladies. 1t may
not be known to all the unmarried what
their respective rights and duties are. We
will therefore produce the law on the sub
ject, showing that the advent of every leap
year completely overturns the old rules
which have governed the Kingdoms of love-
In an old law book printed in the year 1905,
where it treats of ''courtship, love and mat
rimony," we find the following:
"Albeit, it is now become parte of the
Common Lave, in regarde to the social re-
laytions Of life, that so often as everie bis
sextile year dothe return, the adyes have
the sole privileges, during the time contin-
ueth of making love unto the men, which
they may doe, either by words or lookes, as
unto them seemeth proper, and moreover,
no man will be entitled to the benefits of cler-
gy who doth refuse to accept the offers of
the ladye, or who doth in any wise treat her
proposals with slight or eontumely"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-01-21

0OPIco 10 OIc OV
Clubs of twenty or over can have address put on
each paper for an additional charge of ten
cents each.
For every club of twenty an extra copy will be
added tor the getter up Of the club.
For every club of fifty, the Semi-W Weekly, and
for every club of one hundred, the Daily will
be sent, when requested, in lieu of the extra
copies of Weekly.
Additions to Clubs may be made at any time at
same rates. Papers cannot be changed from
one Club to another, but on request of the per-
son ordering the Club, and on receipt of fifty
cents extra, single papers will be taken from
the Club and sent to separate address.
All orders must be accompanied by the Cash
Address.
THE WORLD,
35 Park Row, New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19
ltlarrte0.

At the Catholic Church. January 18th, Cerel @ Guyet'
Of the Army. and Margaret H. Mitchell, OF Montpelier
IN Danvtle, Dec 3lst, by Rev. lohn Eastman, Mr.. .
Scott Keyser OF Haverhl and Nj mary L. stockeri Of
Danye Jan 4th, MIR. John Drew, Of Hsrdwick, and
alrs sarah Ii. Merritt, Of Danylile
Ia Wsst Concord Jan 6th by lt4y. l.. H. Tabor. capt
s. r. McGaneg and Miss Katie Bemis, both OF Lyndon.
Ia SOU h Royaon, Nov. 2Ith, Mr.. Moses Surge and
hiss Mary Pa r. u c, LIST, Mr.. James G. Bingham and
MISS B. Ann Cowdry. Dec 20th, Mr.. James NJ SLirlock
and Mss Kate Kelley, all Of koyalton'
In Norwich, lee, 10Th by Rev J. T. Little, MT Lewis
H. Bl lsdell and Mss Lydia =. Howard,
In Barton, Jan lst by Rev. Stiles, Mr.. GROWER
l. Drown and hiss Julia A. Winchester all OF barton
In Wlliamstown, Jan, 80, by Rev. b. Pettingl MI
Asa Ma ston, and mrs. matilda H. Moore, both Of VIII
JAMESTOWN
Aso by the same Jau 4h, At The Methodist P4rsonagS
in Blluamstvwn. Ar, Daniel II Bean, Ct WhliamstoSn
ana MISS alarhA Bates Il Barre
In Waterbury, Jan, 4th, b. Rev. II Cant Id MT An
ton Landt, and Mis- Amanda Huntey, both OF Water
bury,
Al the Methodist Parsonage In the, Jan 1st BY Kew
Folsom, Mr. John d. Flint and Miss Hattie NJ Thayer
both u Chelsea.
In sharon, Jan. 9Th, by Rev. Philetus Clark Mr. he
ter Downer and MISS Frank Shepard, botn OF sh roI
IN Tunbridge Jan. iii, at the residence Of the br e.
father by Rev joseph Msrsh. Nj John Stanton, OF es
ton, conn, and MISS Ellen A. Tyler, Of TunLrigde
In Pittsheld, Dec Jlst, by Rev. am J. kidder
Loren Houghton, Of Gaysyilie, and Miss Josephine
kee, Of Plltsheld
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19

It is thought the next annual fair of the Yer
mont Agricultural Society will be holden at
W bite River junction.
VOLUNTEERED Rev Thomas Wrinkle, of
Whltngham, has volunteered, and left for the
seat Of war
No co --AiajJr Austine refused to muster into
the United States service the two counerfeters
enlisted for the town of Iownshend. They
were accordingly returned to Jail at Newlane,
to stand trial
The dwelling house Of Joseph Mundel in
Suatt0n was totally destroed by fire on Thurs
day morning last week Most Of the household
lurnture was saved.
REBUILT. The Troy and Boston Railroad
bridge at Dandy, partially wrecked by the gale
on New Year, day, has been rebuilt, and The
cars IRE now running over it.
Look out for countefeit tens-greenbacks
A few were passed in this village last week
They are oues altered TO tens, and the genuine
have old Abo's portrait at the left, the altered
oues have Chato'- portrait in the same place
4 B, H. Times
! r. W Park Of California, where he sreport
I'd to have made handsome fortune, has re
turned 10 Vermont and settled at North Ben
nngtoo.
Samuel Fay, tho Oldest native resident Of Ben
nnptou, died on tho 25th ult., in his 62d year
Nj Fay YVES personally acquainted with Gov
ernor Thomas Chttenden, Ethan Allen, Set
Warner, and other Vermont notables.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19
The late Col. Putnam.

E,lroR or me FREEMAN Will reading in
d recent Freeman your just and beautiful tribute
to the memory Of Col Holden Putnam, who fell
while gallanty leading bis regiment to the
fearful assault Of Lookout Mountain, it occurred
10 me that your readers would feel, as had
done, an earoest desire to ascertain the particu-
lars. however, uuimportant, that attended that
herIic man Is death On bis last battlefield. !
lad looked into many Western papers for the
desired information, but the wish was never
eratfed TILL being in Chicago, at the time Of
Colonel Putnam's funeral, which large dele
CATION ol Military officer and civilians were
going out 10 Freepor. to attend, was intro
dused to Captain Of one Of the companies Of
Colonel Putnams regiment, who gave me all
the particulars Of tha event; which, however,
were as brief as they were melancholy.
re regiment was On a rapid advance, and
hsd cot hin fifteen rods Of the fortified lines
Of de enemy. and Col Putnam was riding ten
u fifteen y rds in front Of his own line, and in
his ringing tones Of voice, here urging up
hgging company, and there shouting words of
APPRECIATION to those manilesting the greate't
zeal in advancing The Captain above
named, with his company, was at this moment
standing directly in the rear Of the brave but
impradent Colonel, when be noticed half q
dozen rebel muskets leyeied at the conspicuous
mark before them, and be hastily called out,
" Colonel Putnam you arc a marked man we
enueat sou to Iismount Well, well, if the
boys wish ID, will IN minute, but Wish to
look along this line once more first, the Colonel
replied.
They were his last words. The next moment .
bullet entered his head just behind the ear
when be fell anseless from his horss, and gasp
lDg few times he was gone.
have sseu it stated in the Frseport Journo
tla, Colonel Putnam was grandson Of Ole
General Israel Putnam. was not aware of any
such immediate relationship. If this is an error
Capt Holden Putnam Of Middlese1 can correc
ii. I.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19

In BrAintree Dec 5th, Of dipthera, Martha Frances
only daughter Of leazer and Ma tina NJ Bash aged
months and days.
In Mdalesex Dec 23d suddenly Of heart disease Alice
Lamphear, wife OF David ,mphear, aged "a years,
She leaves husband three childrea, and brothers and
sisters to mourn their loss, waoh though heavy ana
hard to bear, be We her eternal gain. We will try
and say the will Of tn Lord be done corrected.
At the parsonage Ia PlainAeld Jan. 9Th, by Rev A.
Hitchcock Nr Peler Lyford, Of Walden, and Miss Mary
tarney, Of Berlin
and Miss Abble f. Reed, all q Plainfed
AT East Burke, Dec tlst, by Rev G. ID Ingraham, Mr..
Samuel Hunter and Miss Celia II. Knox, bon of Kirby
Also by the SINE, Jan 2nd, al the residence OF Tue
BRIDES father mir. Neatmiaa Cole, Of Stark NJ II aud
Miss Nary A. Beycs, at Cranky VI
In dorristown Dec 18th, Miss Polly Coburn, aged 81
ears.
In stowe Dec nth Of scarlet fever, Jessie Louise
y daughter Of Jesse and Nancy r Town, aged years
and mOaths.
In Johnson, Dec 23d Of capkerrash Vernon s. son OF
sewel and Frances h. Newton, aged 3 years and II
months,
In East Hardwick Jan 7th John Paine, son OF Rev.
Joseph and Maria I. Torrey, aged weeks and days.
In Cabot, Jan. 10th, Lewis whittier
In Lyndon, Jan. 10th, Frank e., only son Of Daniel
and Caroline 4. Smith, aged q years.
In Berlin Jan 18TH Mr. George @. Br sdshaw, aged
years.
In Craitsbury VT, Jan 9th 1884 Of lung fever, Ar-
rist N. wife Of Ira II. Dutton, aged ~ years
In Worcester Vt, Dec 9Th 1889, Clara Medora, daugh
ter Of Nathaniel s. and Mary l.. Haywood, aged month
and 10 days.
Also Dec, l2tn Mrs Rachel Pratt, aged 70 years,
Also Dec. 10th, Scion willard Of John and HELEN
NJ. Clark, aged year and months.
In Topsham Nov. 18th, Of consumption, Miss Chrstani
W. Cunningham, aged % years
In Topsham, Dec 26th Of lung fever, Mr. samuel Hill
lard aged 81 years.
At Camp Duyalps Bluff, the hite River, Arkansas
August 10Th, Lieut. Oscar H. Silver. OF Arad and SO
pha T.. silver Of Bloomfield Vt aged "a years. He wa
member Of Co b. 9th Re gmsnt, Wisconsin Volunteer
Ia Montpeli or, Ian 49, Francis f. Markham, aged o
years
! Printers in New Hampshire please copy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19
Comprising nearly
One Thousand Pieces Of Piano Music,
For only Ten Dollars

The following books OF uniform sse and style and
form library indispensable to every who has piano
No better collection Of music is published great care
having been taken in selecting adapted to the pop
ular taste. -
TIE HOME CIRCLE A collection Of Marches, Walt
ses PoIkas, Schottisohes Redowis Qnadrilles Contra
Dances Four-usnd Pieces and Piano Gems, . Vols.
THE SILVER CHORD; Aeollecton Of Songs, ballads,
Quartets, Duets, &C., with Piano Accompaniment.
THE SHoWkR OF PEARLS A collect on Of Cheioe
Vocal Duets. with Piano Accompaniment.
oPERArC PEARLS collection Of ngs, Duets
and rros comprising the Vocal Beauties Of the Bsst OPP
eras with Piauo Accompaniment
All the above q vols will be sent post paid for sO
or sngly at the following prices. Plain, 81 Cloth
a. IS Cloth full gilt, So
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19
Uhe Mlarkets.


AT Market 4sl Cattle about 4t0 Beeye' and 40 sore,
consisting Of Working Oxen, Mich Cows sndone two
andthrse yesrs old,
Prices tBeef-Extrsi 90 to gitOi 1rst guar
iy 1925 to s,75 I'd S7,75 to 800 Sd, ESQ
Working o1en-s7o to 1876.
Cows and oalves-t3o to 30.
Yearlings-sOO0 to OOoo two years old 5000 to ~
90 three years old, 1890 to $500.
Sheep aud LAmbs-29oO at market prices In lots ~ 0o
to $50 each extra, 81 100 to $3.50.
spring Lambs-0,00 to 600.
Hides-9 to " pr lb. TalIow-9 to 9. spr lb
Veal Calvcs-OOc to 0Oc per lb osli skins-l4o " ID
Pelts 49,, 90, to 100 each.
Remarks-There was not large quantity o stoek al
market as last week about enough for the demand aud
10 enable the droyers realize from ~ to ac per en more
than the same quality Of beef has sold for for the last
weeks Sheep sold qnick and rather higher
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19
MONTPELIER MARKET, Jan. 10.

paousloss.-Butter, % TO 20. Cheese, II 49, La
12tot4 Talow, IL. Dried Apple, to H. Eyes, 70 eed
Potatoes 90 70 10. Beans, 250. West India 81
cars, 10 49, Peas, $500 to 1850.
onions-t2,oO 10 $50 Appes-sa,Oo per Dbl.
gLora--Extra, $500 to 500 Dosble Ezra $3.50 to
900. supef-Eaus 9,75to 1850
GaIs AsD nAI.--Corn, $l,15. Oats 80. Herdsgrs's
seed to 25 per bushel Clover IL to IA per pound
Hay, 81 to 10 per ton. Rye, tl,25.
NtscsLLAsgouJ--Dry and green hard wood Stot $50
.bipqlss 81 90 to 100 Woo-common 80 to 70. BARK
100 to . 90 per cord. Nails $50 to go
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19
RnsrnN MARKET. Jan. Is.

Four.--w essern, te,26 to $40
Pors,-prime, sl6, 90 to SIC 80 Mess, $3.50 TO q
Beef $l45o to 1906 Lard, 10 tola. Hams, l2i to 5c
Hogs dressed, 90 TOGO.
Butter, q to 20 Cheese, 10 toA Egga 20 to 20 Pc
tatoe, a. to l,5O. Dried Apple 81 to VI.
Beans $3.50 to $2,76. Peas s1OO TO $l,l0.
Herds grass seed S225 TO 1915. Glover, u tosA
Starch to II Talow, to lot
Wool Full Blood Merino, 80 to 50 ThreeOurths blood
10 to SO Haltblood Is to ~ Common 10 to 49,
Corn l,3Otol,42 Oats SO to 81. Rye 1870 Sl46
Hops Is to 20
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19
County Temperance Convention.

The friends Of temperance aud legal voters Of Washing
ton County are requested to in Mass Convention
at NE Grand Jury Room, 10 Montpelier on the 9th day
OF February, lSt4 10 o'clock A.M to nominate suit
able person or County Commissioner for the ensuing
Il Is expected that important business will be presented
for confederation and hoped the friends OF the
will be awak, to the signs OF the times which demand
prompt aul decisive action,
81 oRpER or rsE CoNxirrKE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19

THE subscfbeTs, havine been aprolnted ~ inc Hon.
orable Probate Court for the District OF washington
to receive, examine, and adu, all Clans
and demands Of all PERSONS against the estate OF Aaron
Thlyer laa Of Warren, in said district, deceased,
from IN. th day Of Jan 1864, being allowed by said
Court 10 the creditors o said deceased To exhibit and
prove their respective claims belote Give notice. that
we viii attend 20 the duties of our appointment al the
dwcling .house II Widow Esther Thayer In Warren, In
said district, on the let Tuesday Of April and JulV
nett at one O'clock In the afternoon on each Of said days
LEWIS CARDELL, fcam,,.
rllLANDER RifoRD, Wv"
Warren, Jan. an, A y. lScA fjws.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19
In Chancery.
STATE OF VERMONT,
yynHIssroS COUNT, IS.
CoNsTANCEL. GooDELL, |
JACOB WHITE and
ELvIRA WHITE, orators.
~
L. WINSTON yoODRl and
AEI,ylNA l., vooDRY DIS
u1nEREAs the orators

JACOB WHITE aud w HEREAS the Orators
Ell vIRA WHITE, Orators. w In the above entitled
~ feause have hled In the OF
H. WINSTON yooDRY and fee Of the Clerk Of Wash
NELYlNA l., VooDRY, Df. ington County Court their
bin OF complaint against
he defendants late OF Calais in the county OF washing
ton stating among Other things that the said L. Wins
los voodry the 18Th day Of August, 1850, executed
his senty three promssory notes TO Constance food
ell and to the said Evrs, then Evrs Goode, and now
the wife Of the said WHITE for the sum OF two thousand
two hundred aud foty dollars and seveny-si. GEMS,
payable note each drs day Of Apil from lso4 10
lisa inclusive, with Interest annually and Ia order to
secure the payment OF said notes the dfendan executed
to the said Constance Elv their mortgage deed Of
the date Of the following desere premises 10 wit
10 acres OF lot No 40, and - aoes and " rods OF lot No
81 both Of the nrst division Of lands In said CALAIS and
praying for foreclosure Of the ,qu Of redemption IN
said premises and
wnsssAs, Ii appeaushat the sad l.. winslow yosdry
and his wife Mslvna L. reside out Of this STATE that
subpoena cannot be served upon them Therefore, Ia
pursuance Of the Statute In made aud provided
it's hereby ordered that the SAID edan appear before
the Court of Chsneery 10 be holden al Montpelier In
and for said County 81 Washington, the - fuesdsy
Of March next and make answer 10 the said bill
pla Mt or the same will be tAxen confessed And the
sies ordered TO this order together with the
substance Of said bill OF complaint to be published three
weeks suceessvely IN the Ureen Mountain Freeman,
newspaper published At Montpelier Aforesaid the last oil
which publication be tesst twenty days previous to
the said II II ssdAy March nert
Dated At Mon.pvi err in the county Of Washington, this
LIZ TIER NEW CONF, Clerk
uHlreE RxHp. Sole tors Or Ora oTs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19

At the recent Government sales of conhscated
rebel estates near Washington, Hon L. E.
Chitendep, formerly OF Burlington, was tho
purchaser, for $4,000, Of the Abingdon es-
tate, 500 acres, and valued at $40 500.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19
WILCOX g. GTBBs'
Family Sewng Machine

Price with Hemmer and FelIer 100000,
100000
INF WILCOX GIBBS Family sewing Machine, 10
the best achins, without regard to price for
Family Sewing, Brairing GINNING, Fell
ling, Tucking, COrding.
II forms fat even seam, which vii net rip In wear
even when frequent Intervals 4ud makes the hit
and most elastic seam for tut 10Th, u any Machine
stitch
peculiar feature Of this machine which deserves
leu attention, PATENTED DEvIoE whi1h pr vents
the possibility Of setting tie need wrongald Ole which
prevents the Machine being turned wr1f g.
The WILCOX & GIBB Hemmers ana etrs are the on
y really practical hemmers ID use, aud are worth
half Of the price Of the Machine al others for ami
y They form light TEN or felt, far nicer
than be done BY hand. Netolr sverJ shurt and
perfectly traRht, bling II 10 thr ugh hard tn ok
seams hers In hard cth where all haehines usiDg
long curved needles utterly fail
Tie feed has tendency Dr. soft, light goods down
into the machine, viii sew LINEN ANnko pc fectiy
II IS acknowledged by all who see or uss this Machine
that IL Is the
Easiest to Learn to Use and Keep
in Order
Of any Machine made
" After much wear, and many washings the stitching
found TO retain eli the ana mness
which much admired at frstn-NsW Yprk sun.
a~T Send for circular.
JAMES WILCOX, Manu- aetsrsr,
500 broad.ay, \. Y.
A. A. srMsos, agent, Montpelier.
Montpelier, June Ehh, 1858
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19


lsPoRrASrrs LApiHs.-DR. HARysr's FsA4Ls PILLsr
have never yet failed in removing difficulties arising from
obstruction stoppage OF nature or In restoring the
system to health when suffering from spinal Affections
Proapsus Uter, the Whites or other weakness OF The
Uterine Organs. The Pills perfectly harmless on the
constitution and may be taken by tn most delicate female
without causing dstressthe same time they act like
charm by strengthening, isygorshng aud restoring the
system to healthy adition, and by bringing on The
monthly period wit regularity no matter from whatesa
ses the obstruction may arise. They should, however,
NOT be taken during the rst three four months Of
pregnancy though safe at any other time as miscarriage
would be the result
Each box contains "a Pills. Price 81.
DR. HARvIrs TsAruH on Diseases Of Females, Preg-
nancy, Miscarriage, Barrenness stery, Reproduction,
and Abuses Of Nature and enphstcsly the Ladies' Pri
yate Medical ADVISER pamphlet Of "a pages sen, FIRE
to any address six cents required to pay postage.
The Pills and book will be sent by mail when desired
securely sealed, and prepaid, by
J. BRIAN, ~ D., General Agent.
No 10 Cedar Street, New Yor X
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19

he undersigned is prepared to self limited smouut Of
six per cent State Bends for $500 each, payable -ih
coupons semLannuAy Ia Boston, and due Let OF Deem
bsr 1874 Application for these Boods be made By
mail or otherwise, TO J.B. PAgR
sta.s Treasurer
Rutland Jan. itth, tsJt. vsvs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19

rhE VERMONT BArTERY.--Capt Starts Third
Vermont Battery received their State paJ
Thursday, aud left the next morning for WASH
ingtcn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19
Chr 1retmon.
MONTPELIER, WI
Tuesday Morning, January ~, is'A'

49,, ....',... Eth .ald q Mnsical ON.
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xxx. e. ,4....,.,n I, p,ol ,,a,...iIof Bo..
.......r.i...h, ..,or.n, SINCERE r9nl
The CITY is 10 be p,ss5ut good ama mas
eally may safely be anticipated.
u t.... 4,.tt
1'1''+' + .,.5t1. 81,
'p.' ''- -. .t..a...a
UNIV ''."'y . w
oy . l'...'''' '''-' +
Henry Crane, Montpelier aIe4 al London,
Canada Wes.. ID l.c l3tA inst from injuries
received FL t.a jaitgad 3u DID, FFaas daJ f.
~. w "o' ...,3e..
'~N II. ''' ''''5 5'...i d.. no.,.
" IT. ''"es ~. .a,r.....
eAo'i''"' ta''','.. s. ' .......l
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with itlad 4orpt...tta- sheriff In Ibis "a.
r,.itg .laM,. ia. .sswa b. ADD was much
r..ea..l +. u ap Bf III waa a
,,,.. V.r .e. l.., mach rI.lg IN the
brotherhood =. 'la mystic tir
IU ..4 fnF..#. BID .gfII Vf mIuFuHJ 4V many
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19

The Seventeenth REGIM INT. The govern
ment b1uul.es 1902 to new recruits, aud S402 to
veterans are to paid hereafter as heretofore, to
those enas.ing or the Seventeenth Regimen
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19

We have received Ballous Dallar Monthly
ios February, aud it is entertaining and reada-
bls as usual!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19

SHOULD xsow ssnl free on the reeep. Of any cents With
one three cent postage stamp enclosed by addressing
DIR, J. HOFFE1N,
Milford, N. n.
Nh. This Information 10 Intended for Married Ladies
only. ramis
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-19

SITuATioN wanted as clerk In store. The best oil
- References given. Pay los. -
For further particulars addrea" VERhoEI," Care Of
Q. W. WILLARD, Montpelier, Vt.
January 9Th 1854 r2wss