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Tie only aspect 4t present fnruiehed In the
:scrcfal theatres Of war is Of the drop curtain
'seilcn between the nets. We have abundant
-.Esufance. that the scene shifters arc busy.
aud when the new stage manager gircs the
signal the play will go on. ANY impatient
cat calls VIII be out Of place.. What Ia to
CONC Is no farce, and will be put On with the
Whole force Of the company. The present
interval will be Of no longer duration than
the vast properties require. There is much
to be done In the next net.
The weather recently has been cold enough
to chill the fondcst antlctpations Of an carly
alring. The Mississippi troze oycr again at
Lacrosse. =.
Our Springfield dispatch gives a very full
reference 10 movements Of Illinois troops.
Gen. MCPHERSON pays cur boys rc1y hand.
some compliment,
The Illinois colored regiment, Col. John
a Rross, now ut Quincy, il ordered TO IT.
port ut Annapolis, Nd, to be assigned to
Gen. Burnside's 9Th Army Corps.
=. The Columbus investigation into the es-
cape OF John Morgan develops the fact that
Tas before suspected, that 1t was mainly due
to John Morgan himself, though popinjay
" Federal subaltcrn seems 10 havc helped the
.
matter some.
Gen. Grant is on Ills wuy back to Washing
Ton: At Nashville, on Friday, he Was pre-
scented with the magnificent sword, the gift
Of Joe Dayiess coantr, Illinois,. His letter
of acceptance will be found elsewhere.
Our Washington dispatches discuss pretty
fully 1.-THE situation'' in the discussion of
1even &c matters. !.
A Cincinnati dispatch ftcshens up the ru-
NOR TINT The rebels are preparing raid into
Kentucky through Bulls Gap. II they do
60 1se predict they viii discover new pro-
prfcty In that Gap being thus named. It is
too late for the rebels to expect anything
more from Kentucky than they can steal and
Carry away In rapid raid.
Can any one doubt WHITTIER public eenti-
1ncnt Is tending, who judges By that very rc-
1iable euagc Of popular opinion, the votes Of
Congressf How has the slave power been
warning us one after another, successive test
votes declare that it requires more hardihood
than belongs to ordinary Congressnes, to re-
eist the inevitable tide, Onr Washington re-
poras 1ell how small figure the actual Cop
perhcad vote has become. This improve
ment in Free Sentiment and Its expression
both in md out Of Congress, is due to bo.h
Influences md rtpu1sion. Men
are drawn to-thc side OF Liberty now that
she is shown to be the very twin Of Union.
Thousands nre repealed bs the yaporing au1
sextravapaoces of t1,e ,norc nrorn,nert aavo.
<.,tcs Of the r.be, canse IN the Eort1, bstt IN
public life and In the press. Next to an nd
rocate who makes his and our cause popular,
give us for thorough helper m opponent
who 8nccccd4 In making 1fmae}f md h1a
>c.usc odious.
In another column we publish a character
1stic letter from companion OF Va1lanaig-
: ham In exile, an Illinois Coppcrhead who has
found salubrity In the climate Of Canada, un-
der the circumstances that attended his mi
grafton. It shows that q man may be de-
scrter from the armies Of the Union, may hy
to foreign N and thence launch murder
, 1864-03-22

mining operations ia Sonora and sfao.a arc repre-
sen:cd In d promising condition.
Tho 31a.a1laa 1Sgsks Of tho eth March saJs. the
French land tnrccs tlett Gnadala}ara on tho 3tth
Feb, going towards CoIunn- Probably cte this
there has been battle fought With the national
foIcees- The same authority says that commerce
at Mazalan Is uninterrupted. but It seams the pur
6pnth OF MHcatlsn
, 1864-03-22

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trftune.1
W1L11AMsru1E, Ill, March 21.-Thc Tirty-sey-
enth Illinois Volunteers VIII reach Chicago at z
O'Clock 4 N. Tuesday morning.
G. .BlAcE, Adjataas.
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Il c,xc1ssA71, March 21.-4ajor Gcnesa: Gordon
Granger is not eick In New York, as reported. He
il in command Of the 4sh Army Corps. headauas.
terH At Luudon, Tenn, and Is In excellent health.
, 1864-03-22
HOUSE,
WASHINGTON.

-: .WAsuMaroH, March a1, 1851.
Mr. DVMQNT, Of Ind. introduced bill psoyid-
ing that ali bonds, obligattons and undertakings,
whether eealed or unsealed, heretofore made or 10
and fidelity to their oath Of prisoners Of war OF pa
rolled prisoners In order to secure their release be
hereby declared gaEd and binding against the par
penalties 70 be enforced IN any Circuit Of District
cogft hsving jart.dtstio9n r. et The same. Rcterced
mittee on Ways and Means were instructed to In
quire into the expedIelcy Of increasing the tariff
en- nc M neT nH sIadss olw0ol:
calling on the President, dc Secretary Of War and
Secretary Of State to nznieh tho names Of all pee-
sons arrested and held as prisoners In forts, and
ether alleged offence. against The Government, and
Who hare not h.en tt1cd or convicted n aur civil
cou1, ard the causes Of their arrest and nptison-
meut; and a1so whether any persons hn:e been
trial. >. .
The resolution was adopted instluctlng the COM
n,it!ee on Public Lande to Inquire as 70 tho best
fe sat Rs.n s Ess9s s1e e ae e PSss PSaGss das q
WHOLE g tae Alny 9; App;op12.o9 IN :ondmont
;ssnrportioa ahali be diTcrte5 to catyng Civilians
10 their homes, and mentioned in this Connection
that he had been informed that soters were sen. to
R g. ssf1 sTEFESs Penn e4ctey demanded hts
authority fssilln to yc which tho gentcnan
IL. HARRIS, 81 Nd, advocated the amendment,
believing money had been thus Epent. lie could
believe this Of m administration which had sent
Mr. KELLY, of Penn, denied, es Ind Stevens,
hat voters were sent home at Government OK
1enae, end cllarged that Judge woodward lad
s2sos g. H. h. YaoS es i h h:f sta to & n
Ml: bh6oIAGI, of Penn, confirmed this but
fsS , 5ssds sss ~. aese that opinion
AZ STILES. q Penn, said the slandcr bad been
;sy asha's e. Ma5a s Of Mr.
Herman dcfcadcd tie Ca1rIntttec on the Conduct
Of lie War from being wlltewaahing Committee.
:ania, had llsc]y time Of somewhat Of personal
III. KERNAS's amendment was lost BY ., ma
All amendment to tho West Point Academy. bill,
increasing par Of Cadets to s4'per month"; wascon-
IN amendment to The aamo bin providing 70: tho
snro,ntmearof an additional Cadet from t1ca Dis
tf:ct, was also adopted
The Army Appropriation bill passed nearly as
Adjourned. .....
SENATE. :.
WASHINGTON, March Il.
After the presentation Of petitions. &C., the bill
psamo1GT dtGn e15tmenfI r. We Ssa faEsn as a
Ne WILSON modified his amendment 80 as to
read after the word wffe, "or the woman Eccog-
nized 1 as such Ae a'ao Withdrew the second sec.
Mr. DAVIS offered an amendment tbs. the Q. S.
District Courts shall appoint three Commfsaioness
% aPofss 81 savss 5S to
lii. DAVIS ntrocatcd his amendment, claiming
t!at the blu WAS unconstitutlona1, in as much as
, 1864-03-22

New York Money nlnrhcf-11ntrh 81.
Moxzr-Aetlrc and steady ut per cent.
SrEE1ISa EXCHANGE Quiet sna Asm 1t is6}13t7s.
GoLD-Frncr, opening Mt 1911 advancing to 1:l,H,
declining to 162, adrancn to l63A, aud clo3nS nfn
at lG;H@ltcti.
GovEExs:cET S7oCKs-F1rmcr. q. S. o., 81 co1p-
ons. t1ik E1 Treasury NOES, October and April,
119!f. md A-r1S 1C15x1tf1.
, 1864-03-22

Especial Dispatcn to tho Chicago Tdhune.l
FlrTsBuRa, &arc}t q. :
PKTBoIEuA-Slow patcs- Heard Of only 800 bb1s
sold at 2l@26c refined G1m At &c in bond, and Sc
free. Arrivals since Saturday noop OILS bbls. The
river Is low, and no steamboats, able to go up.
, 1864-03-22

NEW yppk+ March e1.-The WILMINGTON .Jov-nn,
q: ti:e ut eays: Wilmington ts ftlI Of Ynnkae
saiea and ircendlar3es. Two tres occurred On he
9Th u2t.
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The Cartridge 3a1aral;actory E.x-

SPRINGFIELD, MaEe., March 1o.-E!ght pc-soas
have already died from the effects OF the iniCrIcs
they received in tho recent cartridge nanutls:ory
eITllosfon y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-04
sSY TELEGRAPH
4 O'CLOCK,-P.M NJ.
TO THE FREEMAN.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.
10 MAJ Gen Dir:
4 dispatch from Gen. Sheridan, dated at
Hatri.onburg, Oct. |, $50 z. NJ, has been
received by the department. lt says
| have been to StauntOn aud Waynesboro with
the cavalry, destroyed the iron bridge on South
river at Waynesboro', throwing it into the river,
also the railroad from Staunton to Waynesboro.
Deaiis OF future operations are, for obvious
reasons omitted.
The dispatch is the latest rececelved from Gen,
Grant:
CRY PoNr, Oct. ,, $50 p Nj.
TO Maj Gen. Haiisck, Chief vi Staff But
Ter on tie right. on James river, and Meai 10.
sot til west OF Petersburg, occupy the SINE pc
sitinn as Yesterday. Thsre has bee but very
little fighting to-day, few prisoners, however,
have been taken.
Last evening Butler sent two brigadci of in
hntry. with little cavalry, within a few hun
dred yards OF the inner line of works east OF
Rchmoui, meeting with no opposition.
(Sisnedl U. 5. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen.
No dispatches have been received for three
DAYS from Sherman, but vig,r measures,
which it is believed will be successful have
been taken by him to protect his communica'
lions lfNU ANb lthNA AoiNihk iHRNs
Wheeler anu Forrest. Signed.
u. NJ. STANTON, Sec'y OF War.
NEw YoRx, Oct 3. The Hcraids Martins
burgh dispatch OF the first, says the latest in-
tell,gence from Gen. Sheridan left him making
preparations to force Early's from Browns Gap.
Early's position is said TO be very strong, and
he hopes to hold it as protection for GordoDs'
Vile, Charlottesville, and Lynchburgh.
At Winchester there are now only little
over 2OOO wounded, and about one third oil then
are rebels
The Worlds Washington dispatch has re
mort that our cavalry had entered GOrdonsvllle
ST. L1uls, Oct. "A train from Franklin
10 day reports all quiet there. Prisoners cap
turcd report that Price was about ID miles soul'
of franklin with 5000 men.
Gen. Ewlng's defence of Pilot knob is De
scrbed by eyowtneSscs as having been one
the finest of the war. 1t is believed that be ha
arrived ut R0lla.
NASHVILLE, OCT. =. for,st with hii Who'll
force appeared before Huntsville this morning
and demanded it's surrender. Col johnson,
the 18th Indiana Cavalry, commandant oil u
post, refused to comply. IL is probable th'
there was heavy 6ghteg there to-day, but
fears are entertained Of the capture OF the plae
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-04
A Card 20 the Suffering.

y WALLow two or three hogheads Of Buehu," Tonic
Bitters, Sarsapariia, Nervous Antidotes, &C., &c.
nd after you sTe satisfied with the result then try
Box OF OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN'S ENGLISH SPECIFIC
PtI sand be restored to health and vgor in less than
thirty days They purely vegetable pleasant to take,
prompt and sauary in their etc on the broken. down
and shattered constitution, Oh aud young eau take
them with advantage. Imported aud sold In the United
states only by JAS 5. BUTLER,
Ne 2iT Broadway, New York.
lCAgent for the United States
p SA box Of Pills securely packed, will be mailed TO
any address receipt Of price, wwoh is ONE DOLL
pos,p .d-morey refunded by the Agent II enre salts
fac ion Ia not given. h23T2pms
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-04
Guardian,s Nnticn.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held
RAvpoLTH Dtstmcr, $, a. Chelsea, .itnin an Ter
said district, on The l5ta gay VI seplemn-r d. lsoA
LANES a ROLFs rutfdlss Of ALBEIT .. kofs. "
j he sea ffe a makes application 70 said Court
license Ia sell all estate OF ls sas ssa ynf ssd
beiag IA said reprssenng thu ~ sale mercer o
the purpose Il putting pfocasds VI sao ssr Al IN
terest or Investing The IN stock real s-At
wou d b. beneficial TO said -Ard
Nhereupon, itis ordered by said Court thsi .as ~
plicatinn be referred to a session lhsfso; az =,
The pt,batr once In SAID Chelsea, the day OF
ctober a. 1854, for hearing AUD decision thete"s'
And il d., fufthe ordered that all persons iuleresa 20
nd the eon three seeks excessively, 10 the
resn Noun Ala Freemaa printed Al Montpelier ee' 70
said time II 4earng, that they may appt al SAT- "he
anu place. anu, II they see oaass, OBJECT tnefe'"'
By the Court, -. -.
PERLEY G. JONES, Reg ster
ya,wa Auel-P. q. Jones, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-04

Flour Western, tloo0to 1850
PORT Prime ,tasOO to $40 90 sess, 1890 to 1900
Beef tl8gl to z5,OJ hard, Is to o. HAms, 10 ~ q
Hogs dressed 20 To 90
Butter IS to 70 .cleee,t l5taO LffsCOto2s Pa-
tatots t2,75 TO $50. Dried Apple u to 10.
Beans $500 to $500 Peas $40 10 s3,25
urris grass seed g6O5to $3.50 C.yer 27te39
starch ato u Tallov l2tol9l
%ool Fu0 Blood Aeruo, 100 10 rhrse-fourths booi
10 90 LIS Hafblood $50 10 Coamon 100 90 lD5
Corn lI2to1,s) oats 9Jto % Rye 200.
Hon 40 55
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-04

EDITOR or FREEMAN Dear Sir, With your permission
wish to say the readers Of your paper that will send
by mail, to all who wish It (ree) Receipt with
full directions for making and using simple Vegetable
Balm, that will eectualy remove in ten days, Pimpe,
Blotehes Tan, Freekes aud all impurities Of the Skin,
leaving the same sof, clear, smooth aud beautiful
| will also mail free to those having Bald Heads, or
Rare Faces simple directions and information that will
enable them to start foil growth Of Luxuriant Hair,
whiskers, or aMoustaohe, in less than thirty days
An applications answered by return mail without
charge. Respectfully yours,
Tnos. '. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
x2l3F9 s3l Broadway, New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-04


organs o. life intoy gorous acton restoring tbs health
and exIeug disease, Hence IL rapidly cu'es yattt-
Z, OF complaints which are caused by mpurity of the
blood sucn ~ sc oua or Kings Evil lumors, Ulcers,
pres Frupuons Pmples, Blo'ches, Boil-, ST. Antho-
nys Fire Rose or Erysipelas, letter or salt Rheumi
>oalg Head Ring Worm, Cancer or Cancerous lumors,
Sore Eyes Female Diseases such keten ion, lrregu
lariy, suppre sion, Whites Stery or Nenerial Dis
eases Liver Complaints, aud Heart Diseases. Try
Ayers SARsAPAR1LLA. and see for yourself the sur
piising activity with which Il ceanses the .od and
cures these disorders.
During late years the public have been mised by large
bottles pretending TO give quart of Extract Of Sar-apa
rilla Tor one dollar Most OF these have been frauds up
on the sick for they not oul} contain little, II any,
sarsapatia hut often curative properties whatever
Hence bitter disappointment has followed the use Of
the various extracts of Sarsapara which food the
market until The name itself has become synOny
with imposition and cheat still we call this compound
i" Sarsapadla.n snd intend TO supply such remedy as
shall rescue The from the load of obloquy viii h
rests upon 20 We think We have ground for believing
has virtues which are rres st6e by the ordinary run
Of IA, diseases il IS intended 10 We only
sue the sick that offer them the best alternative
which we know how TO prod ce and We have reason To
believe It hY far the most efecual purifier OF the
blood yet discovered by any b. d..
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL Is SO universally known
TO su-pess every other remedy Tor the cure OF Cuug
Colds Influenza, Loarseness Group, Bronchitis, Incl
pient Con ump,ion, aud for he rel eft of Consumpye
Patients in advanced stages Of the disease that is use
less here recount the evidence of its rues. The
world know. them.
Prepared by DIR. J. G. AVER 4; Co, Lowell, Mass ,
and sold by all Dealers IN medicines.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-04
RELIEr iSTEN sINUTEs
sSryaH'e pUIInOnic Waters.

III, most ,erAnAau speedy remedy discovered Ter
all Diseases Of the Chest aud Lungs, Coughs Colds,
Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis, lnfu enGa,
Hoarseness, Difficult Breathing, Sore
Throat &C, &c.
THESE WFERs give the most instantaneous md per
! feet relief aud when psrseyered with according to
directions. never fail to effect rapid and lasting cure
Thousands been restored to perfect health who have
u ed ether means in vain. To all classes and all ooRsti
utous they are equally blessing and need
despair no matter how long the disease may have exis,
ed or however II may be, provided the organic
structure Of the vital organs is not hopelessly decayed
Eyory one afflicted should give them impartial trial
To Vocalists and public Speakers these Waters pc
cua-y valuable they will in DAY remove the most
severe ot sona hoarseness and their regular for
lrw days will at all times increase the power aud He1i
buiS OF the voice. greatly improving its tone, compass
aud oearness for which purpose they regularly used
by many professusl vocalists. Noy2swd6mly
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, 81 GortlAndt Street,N
Pres 9A cts per box. Yer sale by All Druggists
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-04
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIX JAMES CIARKE's
FEMALE PILLS.

THIS inysu4t. Medicine unfAing in the cure ola
those p8ngl aud dangerous diseases lucidentto lie
female constitution
Il moderate all ercesses And removes ali obstruction,
from Whatever cause and speedy may be rsiitd
Oh,
80 Married Ladies'
tits peculiarly suited II will TO short time, bring on
The monthly period with regularity.
CATION.
These tills should not be taken BY females that
pregnant. during the FIRST THREE MONTHS, as they
are sure o. briuf Miscarriage but at every other
time in every other case, they are perfectly safe.
u all cases Of Nervous nnd Spinal Affections, Pain In
the Back and Limbs, He2yiness Fatigue slight
ton Papitauon Of the Heart Lowness Of Spirits, Hys-
trrcs Sick Headache, whites aud all the painful disea
occasioned by adsorgAnized system, these Pills will
eject cure when al other means have failed.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
A bottle containing 90 pills, and encircled with the
Cove urent Stamp Brtaa can be sent post
for 900 aud postage stamps.
sole United States Agent, JOB MOSES, "a CortlAndt
Street, New lnik,
sud ly an Druggists. uov2Symw&
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-04
m0NrpELIER MAnKnr, Oct. 3.

peoy,sross.-Butter s2to3 50 Cheese Coto 20 Lard
2)to g. raov 20 Driec Arple l2tol5. Eglat aau,
Potatoes 50toj5. Beans, $1,000 200 Wcs, India su
CARS, 20 to25. Refined Sugars, rs to 30, Peas s1,oo
% 1,5O
Onions 5000 10 900. Apples 5000 per Dbl
FLoca-.Eatra, 1850 toll,6o Doable Extra tl2oO to
80 sapsr-EAtra l3,5Otol45O
GRAM Aso HAr.--cop, &l,75. oats, 75 nerdsmay.
seed 90 so 900 PER bushe Clover Lotto 20 per pound
Hay, SO to Y per tor. Rye sl,5O.
N'soslL4tgous-- DRY ard green hard Wood 8,25;o40O
Shingles 800 to o. Wool-comMon Is to 50. Bari
500 10 per cord. Nails 1000.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-04
M0rrte0

In Montpelier, Sept 26th by Rev. A. l.. Cooper, Mr..
John H. Andrus, Of Chelsea, and Miss Sylvia A. Bacon,
Of Montpelier
In Montpelier, Sept. oath, by Rev. Il. J. Scott, Mr..
Henry 7. blodutt Of Brantree anc Miss Emily Is.
Markham. OF Middesex
In Isle La Mott Sept 10th, by Rev I'm Chase, Rev.
II e Day, Of Isle La Mott and Miss Mary N. spoor OF
Aburgh
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-04
fsaaI Notites.
.Inhn Callsx,. Es.a.e.

3TATE OF VERMONT, Ii Probate coart held :.
RAsouLgH DIsfEIor, s.. BroeEsst, sitaia ID or
-. Dutrct % ths 44tu Jay Of sstseDbsf, D. 1861
N instrument, 0utponlHgto s-he stt ~ 10 "a
y tamcut Of Joha Couos, sss oi Btoohhesb sara
Oh. Cotton the saesutdI thereis Haned, for Pro9a"i
It.ordefed ny said C0uu that an person. eenesiAed
therein be notifies 10 appear al EsAsa OF
be holden Al The pobse See ~ Soskkss on the lWh
~ Of October D 1854 and tknu saass n any hty @V
nave against the Prabats Of SAID VIII of wsleh sufps
10 urlhrr ordedtbs copy of tho record OF ihh ofa+'
he snbtshedthrss wssksssee.ssVsy the Grsst hsuH'
Aln Froemaa printed at Aoatpsef pfeVled' .sM "ms
appointed for hsshsI. true eog 81 record.
- "a ~ AtsU ! a. CERhVRLhND, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-04

sTATE or VERMONT, ( ia Probate Notl, s n.N
V.satsero, nisrRter So At Montpelier, 10 said Dis
t,irl on the 1t day OF October, A. D. 1864
ILEcTA ~ DODGE ant LEWIS DODGE, Aaal.n
H - to of he estate of Joseph Dodge late 81 Barre
IN said district. deceased, make aPphcsuop 70 saa
Court r license to self the Whole Of ths sa eel OF 'as
drcea ID, situated In said Barre, iewt me me ni "
therein but Including the reversioh 81 me raosss"N
e. rspfs scouting tne sale 4 part thereof
~ foI be payment Of tn d-bss Of sad usoeas.u ana
mat part VI said estate cannot be sold wthus mIuS
10 those interested in the remainder thereof.
Wh-reupnn It is ordered By said Coort 'ha' sIa
apn,eailou he referred to the a5h day OF octesei "
sg4 n The Prohae Once Montpelier, foi hesuns 'na
ecision thereon and il Is further ordered that Az et
sons notified hereof by publication o. nes'
Of this application and order thereon three veess
cessivey in the Green Mountain Freeman, pfn'r1 81
Montpelier before said time Of hearing that ihey maj
apprar at said time and place. and ttney see Gauss
obiect thereto BY the Court,
rmws Attest, T. X. MERRILL, Judge,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-04

CoLps AND CouGHs Sudden changes eli
mate are sources OF Pulmonary and Bronchial
affections Experience having proved that sim
pie remedies act speedily and certainly when
taken IN the early stage of disease, recourse
should at once be had to " Bro0p's Bronchial
frocies, or lu1enges, lot the Cold, Cough, Or
Irritation OF the Throat be ever 50 slight, as by
this precdution more serious attack may be
eIectually warded off Soldiers should have
them, as they can be carried in the pocket and
taken rs occasion requires
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-04
NoRrHFIELD, VI.
Important to the Afflicted,

WR oAKEs, 0eubt and Aurist, has determined to
extend his practice to Nortaeld, during the ~ three
months, commencing on the ls day Of september, and
continuing for two days in each week, every Thursday
and Friday Of September, october aud November at oil
events rs long the seaher will permit ohce IN The
Hotel see advertisement, IN another column.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-04
Holm Bliss, Estate.

having seen appoiutssby the Hopon-
l. bic Probate Court forthe District ofksndolpb Cen.
to feeeiye examine adjust 800
r. Bio, late Of Chelsea In said district, deoeased rep
te.rnted nsveut and the term OF .iI months ION We
sh lay VI Aug 1894, beinehllowed BY SAID Couit VIZ
ave elams before give notice that We VIII a"sna W
Inc autios OF our appointment al The dwelling neas
I.t Tue,dsy of Dscrmbsr and February next, al ten
O'clock in The forsnoos, on each u said days
Wn ? tIeKlssos. COMMITS.
BuRNAA MARTIN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-04
COl.CATC,s HONEY hOAp

This celebrated Toilet soap, in such universal de
mand. il made from the choicest materials is mild
and emolIicn, inits na,dre, fragrantiy scented
and extremely beneficial in It's action upon the skin
For sale by all druggist, and Fancy Goods Dealers
FfehpEvl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-04
.Jo.eob e,crling,s Estate.

sTATEOF VERMONT, ! To Pr0hate Coufti h'iueh "
WAsHISoros DIsrgtcr, IS Montpelier, within and Tor
aid Distinct on the 5.h day Of september A. ~ 1904
The account of oseph Dudgc who IN he lie lme Nss
executor Of the last vii aud sament Of lesspn s'ehs,
te Of hare In said district deceased, prs'enwd ~
Ihe Administrators of said Dodge Tor settlcneni
Whereupon .ttlsntdered thst The same ~ teisres
10 the llth day Of October next, al 'ho fons~ omss
In aid Montpelier Tor examination anu allowance ans
hat an concerned be notified hereof BY the puo'iesoa
of thu, order IN the Green Mounlain Freeman pfnee
at Montpelier, III ee weeks sneeessveit As soon hmsy
be thai they may appeal aud at said tine and place.
~ they see cause object thereto,
by der uf eoun.
,aswa Attest NA.CHASE, Register.