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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-05-05

From JONATHAN HOVER. Esq,
4 We'll KnorH aad Highly Respee.s5le Gentle
man.
CLEARsPa,so, Wash. Co., Nd. Sept. l3, 1850.
Gentlemne-Tnis is TO certify that during
the last fifteen or twenty years have been al
aicted with q severe affection OF the lungs, and
that after trying many remedies TO little or no
purpose, was induced TO purchase Of your
agent in this place, (Mr. A. J. Kershner,) 8
bottle Of DR.. wistars Baisam Of Wild Cherry
which has proved to be all il has been recon-
mcndei. hope all who are afflicted in SIM
liar manner will try the virtues Of this grea,
medicine.
Froza Hon John E. SziDa, q DississyisAed
LGryer in Wesfrriasfer, Nd.
have on several occasions used DR.. WIS
TARS BALSAA OF WILD CHERRY for Sc
we're solids, and always with decided benefit
know of no preparation tina; is more efhca-
cious or moro deserving Of general use.
The Balsam has also been used with excel
lent effect by J. B. Elliot, Merchant Halls
Gross Roads, Nd.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
None genuine unless signed 81. BUTTS, on
the wrapper.
FoR SALE 1T
Up. DISSMORE, No. 49l Broadway, y. Y.
S. ". F0wLE CO., Proprietor, Boston.
And BY all druggists- Nays ely
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y o T | C f.

CC:sB' May 2, 1864
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CITY ELECTION NOTICE.

1G.-JEp. W HOoN LIS.
April li.-iw. Register
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narI0-ev
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TRUSTEE'S SALE

No. $50 BROADWAY, Ne
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-05-05

Prepared by y. l.. CLARK L co. exclusively
for !. P. DlNSMORE, No. asl Broadway.
y, !. Sold b. all Druggists. May5'6+-y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05
Testimonials 10 the Value OF
Laughing Gas.

MONTPELIER Oct. II. 1903
Having witnessed the effects # the use Of Nitrous uxyd
oas 100 theex.racuug Of teehby pr D. d. tomtgys take
pleasure n stating, that hlk OF lhe greatest
puyemen ofthe age 10 The application OF science for the
chef u pain l use regard FAR preferable to that Of
Ether Choroiom while the e.ie from pain is just as
entire, thai of Ether Choroiorm is free from Ihos
depressing laue thai often follow their use com
mend It's safe enrs from pain to those
who wish have teeth extracted and yer retain pleasing
asl,ciatous connected with he operation.
VIII H. RICHARDSON, a. D.
DR.. JosH N. CoMEdrs.
Dtp SD Having witnessed The effect Of the
Nitrous oxyd Gas administered by you Tor the relief Of
pain n the extraction Of teeth, 'ily concur ia the
STAT. m~nt above nude by DR.. RICHARDSON
1m-ther state, that this Gas has long been known to
te-Lllc nen sno has ofeu been administered BY Pro-
fssors ara Lecture, IN al orr oil ges as pleasant
and amusing Apartment More recently, THAI been eS-
ansiyely usedby Dentists in ysioos part. TIE Coun-
n.y. ofhe RELIEF Of pain in lhe exrac on Of eeh h, in
jury from il. use hay ny been reported have no
Lestancy m saying that believe E to be the safest and
hest agent prselt known the Profession for render
ut che system insensiDe 10 pain under dental or surgi
al operations.
Lf. SKINNER, ". D.
Barton VI, Oct q, 1853
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05
RELIEFiS TEN MINUTES
ssPyan's EulEnOnic Waters.

This oortanand speedy remedy discovered ior
an Diseases " the Chest and Lungs, Coughs, Colds
asthma, Consumption, bronchitis, lnHu ensa,
Hoarscuess, Difficult Meathing, sore
Throat, Sc, sc.
puESE WFERS give the most instantaneous and per.
/ feet relief and when parseyered with according to
directions never fail To effect rapid and lasting cure
Thousands have hrtn restored TO perfect health who have
'rd ether vain. ne an classes and al cons
buttons hey are equally blessing and cue--uone need
be. pair no matter how ug Tie disease may have oxis
3D. Oh however severe it may be- provided the organic
structure of The vital organs ia not hopeessy drcayed
very une afflicted should give them impartial trial.
20 NooalSts and public SPEAKERS these Waters are pc.
,uliarly valuable they will Ia one Jay the
severe occasional h5atsentss and their regular use for
cess days will at an times Increase the power aud acx.
huN OF the voice, greatly nproving Its tone, compais
ni oearn,s Tor which parpose they are regularly used
ty many protested vocalist, Noy2swd6mly
JOB MOSES Sole Proprietor, q eortlAndt Street, y.
Pc &c 2i e.s per box. Fer sale by al Druggists.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05

SENDING Iloga SOLDIERS RMANs The
vs. 4odstuck Standard gives the following extract
nom letter from Frank f. HclbroOk, Commls-
si3uer Tor Vermont in Washington, to the Ad.
iatait General;
la regard to sending the remains OF soldiers
home, when desired by the friends 1t is neces.
sary for them Go arrange with tue express agent
az their places or the nearest point, and have
tie agent guarantee the express charges 10 the
companies mere, either Adams or iiarden's, and
advise by telegraph, as they vii 10 no case lur
ward tho remains OF soldier without said guar
.utee, unless The express charges are prepaid
lie lurtacr SAYS That the bodies are embalmod
az the Campbell aud Aruory hospitals tree %
expense, but il done elsewhere j, costs iron Sl6
upwards, according 40 the ability Of the parties
10 pay, while 1t is not so well done as az the
hospitals The undertaken charges for an out.
side ease anu tor delivering 20 express company
50, anu IS Tor dsu,erung one body By way
OF advice he adds
" Whenever friends desire 10 have the remains
Of q soldier sen, nome, 1t Is best iut them 10 adj
wise the surgeon IN charge OF hospital as soon
as possible, by telegram, and have the bOly en-.
balmed at the hospital If possible.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05
ltl0lrte0

In Bunat FL 9TH by Rev Thomas Co.. "a.
hmes ssat ID. 8trnvt, and nrs. Am 8ae -
PrHrham.
At he Neih'dst parsonage in nartlsha, March % h,
1861 by REV Genus ktHgsbury, hr. uenry Barley,
and Mrs. Mary 4. Bagi-N. both Of Hartstd.
H. Pit sd-d, Maron Oh by Rev. J oder, Mr.. Nfl-
son H. Cobun 81 BrAinttee, aud Ms Mary g. Breed, OF
Pitt h-id,
Asi, by the sam M.r-h l3th, Mr.. Jrhel D. Alien,
Of Rot. nd ami Miss sarah A. Hastings OF shetbutnr
At he NJ f. Parsonage, st. Abaus tay NJ rch gsth.
1854, ny cv. 3, Williams. Mr.. Al nson N Fos.et Of
-wsuton. and Miss laura Til on o. Il Albans
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05
IndeslruclibIe Patcnt Burial Eases

HIS inyeotor relates 20 new and improved mode Of
: constructing aud MarbeiEnf Collins An Article 10
uroiuc 4 combining the
CHkAPNE~s or WOOD, THE STRENGTH, EFFI-
CILNCY AND RMEABlLtrY OF IRON,
AND THE DURABILITY OF stone
And is more appropriate for the usual modes If burial
both for city country For the purpose of preserya
ton they are made Nix and WAftR TIGHT aud the
cost is nuon Lass than Metallic Collins They b.
surpassed for beauty form IN this any other
try. We have numerous testimonials, from OF the
highest respectfully from every profession ana restou
in society
For sale In Montpelier only by
J. v BABC0CK co
We are also receiving laree ass0rtmeut Of Rssegs0d
Gas cts and &. nus. We cannot he andersod,
stock OF Common Colias sup ssed ia New E4.land.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05
CAUTION
TO PENNIES LvDELICATE HEALTH

DR Dow, Physician al Surgeon, No Endcott Street
~ Boston is 90, suited daily for all diseas incident to
tle I. mae systm frolapsus Uteri or Falling Of the
Womb, Flour Abus Suppression, and ether Menstrual
dcranRe are al treaed pathological prn-
Cipe, and speedy relief ranced In few days 80 in
Aaraby certsu the new mode Of teaf ment that most
obstinate cas ED under It, and the afflicted person
soon fejvioes In perfect health
DR. Io~ has a. doubt hid greater experience in the
Of diseases Of women than any Other physician In
Boston.
Boarding acc0mm .dat ions for pat who may wish
TO stay 10 Bostou Tor atcw days under his treatment.
Dr.. w, nee lS45 having confined his whole atten
ton 20 Office pac ice or the cure Of Private Diseases
anu ftmaitt mplAnts aek lowledge superi in he
United States.
y. b --Ali letters must contain dollar Ihey will
not be answered.
once hour irems NJ ,to9PN
Boston, Iuly ~, 1868 Wf30yl.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05

Foor-westeru, $C75to 100.
fo,1,-sunt, 52O,5J Go 81 90 Aess as so 70 2i5o
ue,a $40 to 2o,Ol Lard, i3i ,ol4. Hams,l4to 49,
Hogs dressed, loi tolls.
Bitter IS TO 80 Cheese, lttols. Etss 60to2o. Pc
aloe 70to75. Dried Arple9tolo
Beans s.,75 to $500. Peas il,.s &c $50.
Herds grass seed s2,7. to sJ9'' Glover, l5to9o'
stirch lio ? ralov, 5, TO l2i
Wool lsr Mood Mcrlno, Is 50 rhrec-our,hs blood
75to76, HAtHocdj y to54 Common IS to 70.
Gem 1855 tol,34 oats3toS Rye ia to lSS.
Hops 01to on
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05

ence, and as We acknowledge the supreme pow
or and mercy Of The Creator, we bow in rover
cnce and humliia ion to the Divine VIII, COM
mendlng those il bereavement to the promises
OF the Gospel for consolation 10 Tins their hous
Of deepailichor.
Resoioed, laa in token Of es,ootio the mem.
Org OF the decea.ed, the officers Of this regiment
Will wear the usual badge Of mourning for 80
days,
Resolved, That copies of these resolutions be
sent to the family OF the deceased and to the
OrleanS Independent Standard for publication,
with request that other Vermont pal ers COPY.
j. Q BAKER, Secretary,
NEWPORT BARRACKS, n, g., March II, 1864.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05
Proceedings of the Orange County Bor As
ISOLATION,

Cougty Bar A-sUcmigu, held at Chelsea, on
the 9Th d Of March, 1861, TIE Commit
tee on tho death Of llJn. William Nutuus, late
Of Raudolph, reported the following resolutions
Whereas, 1t las pleased God, IL the WISE DIS
pensatlons Of his Providence, 10 remove the Hon.
William Nutting, OF Rancoph, at the advanced
age OF eighty four years, from the scene OF hls
Iactiye labors. u a long and honoged life OF use
luluess to his final reward
aud whereas, the saa William Nuttlng, du-
ring long and arduous practice Of the profess
sion Of the law, by hls talents, learning, aud an
&C Neryug integrity, as wolf 10 all The relations
u eyll afd domoaiic lie, as in The practice Oh |
bis pfJcssl0u, had ndeAred himself 10 WIDE
Nrclc o. friends and uaignbors, and especially TO
lbe bar OF Orange County Court. Therefore
Resoiced, That We will ever cherish in our
memories with the most alectIou1te regard, the
N0gth OF our departed friend aud brother. That
ia him we recognize the cuLGbhnk qualities OF
lli honorable man, the warm and unselhsh feel
.gs ID D true friend the aacrihcing spirit OF an
4,c9i mod4trg nelgbbOr whose lie has bcep
tqudrei BY the golden role. DO unto others as
~ WDuid tha. luey should 90 unto you the
uuc ana oyai patriot who never sacrificed hit
c.uutIY 10 party, and ne devoted aud consist
ch Cnlstan, VINO made ali other dutlte sui
Ha Went iJu conscientious discharge Of Ale duues
~ A's Maker.
\ Rcsolgcd That IN bls iile tue yOu1get members
J NJ .ie Iiott-ion have bright aud shining eX
.l.l b for q guilds u honorable distinction, aud
Is cue guaranty what may be accomplished
! " ~eDdiected industry, ana uncomProm'sns
Y .,-lIiy' u, ..5.. j, N. ..,.,,.,,
chAGrca oar wltmes, sympatnl,s Tor 'Ier 1888
lind snIe tAey mourn The 'loes Ut an affection. lie
i~ni Alnd I4tlcr, We mourn ne lo.s q mend
ua. .'.sot !. yaluab.cm.mUcr 81 society.
Reso'td iAlf DeC.uk d ths Court bo Y.
',cI'1 Y .'-"e'i'' Y o4co ,'e''Der y .uo l"N'y
tn ....",.r. ' vtyo oon. .1,,e. md kim. +
Ga .ayl,a,l Mi D.uk.y., was
O,aJed tL4t In. WIN Heiard boiql@ted
or..e su1eme C'urt pl,u b session. ii 0-au
g-r. -u N -oi.d vuh aiFoplata r,m-ras
".' ..a' y 1850. 'o'a O.1'' y instruct u.
,t.'.. II. '' +. n ,',I r.n't arS m
''f"-'. sl1 O.o'-
~ pursuance 81 .tu motion Of Mr.. DcAey
Mr. il..Il, W pcenuug the resolutions % tDe|
"''-' "" 't '"'Ie' ~ '''1'' ''' VAN % iooN''
~--
T,o f..t,.s s,t.,,er,' Aud Soc,ety w,.l me.t
f... Dr.., ......
q 'i' O''i- 'u'J 'OOD' '''' Ni'''-'J) '.'i-
mon.
Joepn.s sn lon l-A Accidentally i'om a
% . .... mann q f..tI.t., lac mail,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05
For Coughs, Colds and Consumption

nus VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAN il the
| most highly approv medicine ever discovered. Il
IA, stood the best Of tests THf having had an nn-
Irccedcnlcd sale Of Hsdis jfg years Il srtoommsnd
rd ny vest Physicians, our most hinent cstas. the
Press the Trade In lac by an who kuUw IT, For certh-
rAtts shich be given almost any rent wrap
q rs to each bottle. The Propre opwul ehreriuly ~
iund money II not entirely satisfactory. Price 81 cts
aud & the large h0tss much The cheapest BE- cmsfal
10 gff fAs g,nutas which is prepared only By kEkn
tUrLER 4 co, Wholesale Druggists. Bosion Sid 10
NJ ntpclicr by dealers generally vFalm6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05
K AIR DYE! AIR YE
BATCHEL0R'S
Celebrated Hair DYE

Is TIE HENI N IHt NUNIU
Only Harmless True & Reliable Dye Known
4 Ills sp cndid Hair bye is pvrlec-ohahges Red Rusty
I NJ Grey HAIR Instantly Glossy Black nr Nafurf
BruWn, without ujurius the Hair Or staining the skin
O. a,ng the Hair Soft aud Beauut i'm airs ffeh vtals
icy, frequently restoring It's PRISM. color d rycfy
thc no effects Of Bad dice The Genuine Is signed
WliitAMA BArCuELuR AN other are mere lmiia-
tlonsa dshUuld be ayoied. sold by all Druggist, sc
FAGfORY-sl BARCLAY ST, \ Y
Ry- Baleheor's NV Toilet cream for Dressing the
Hair. Iunp1lfyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05
q he GreemQn.
MONTPELIER, VT.
Tuesday Morning, april }, 1854

We desire to make the FIREMAN particularly valuable
for snews from alparts Of Vermont and friends Ia
differently the State especially inv ashingou Or
ange and LamoIls Counties, will confer great favor
upon and readers By sending us local intelligence
eve the facts and We viii arrange them for the paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05
COLGATE's HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal de-
maad. e male from The choicest materials, is mild
aud ,moilicnr in its nature, nragranIy scented
AID extremely beneficial in rs action upon the skin
For sale By al sglsis n Fancy Good. Dealers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05
r6n8v6

IMPoRrAsfT TO LADiEs.-pR. HARyEI's FENsLE PuLsr
have never failed ia removing difficulties arising from
.truetion stoppag OF nature or in restoring th-
system TO health when suffering IRON Spinal Affections
Proapsus Ute, HE Whites or other weakness Of tie
Uterine organs. The rill,are perfectly harmless on The
consttuon sndmaA be- hy til most delicate enale
without eau.i.- disiress-te time th-y ac HEss
Charm by strengthen e. hvigorsin. aud restoring the
system 70 o healthy .uun, and hy bringing o.. he
monthly ps.iot with regularity tier from shat "a.
.cs be obstruction may arise They should however,
NOT Ht t.trn dur nr DE frs. hree foul months n
pr sHancy though SAT al any other lime a, miscarriage
sou'd De- the result
Zach box couisr' a pills. Price o..
pa H.arft'- TRts7t.E ou Diseases Of Females Freq
nancy, Miscafrrg, Barfenuess SteHity Reproduction,
Abuses Nature aud emphaucally the Ladies' Prl-
gate Medical ADVISER pamphlet Of ! pages sent ire
to any addrcs. six cents required to pay postage.
The pills nd book = be sent by mail wIsn desired
securely sealed, aud prepaid, by
J. BEraS n D.. Genera Agent
No. Is Cedar Street. New Yar'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05
Resolutions of tho Ninth Vermont Volun
teers upon the Death of MajOf Amasa
Bartlett,

NANAN AHNh NAN sNNhNh Va AhuJSA hAAheo
Bartlett,
WHEREAS, It has pleased Almighty God, to re-
move by death our esteemed friend and gal.
.au, b,othcr.lu arms, Major Ama'a Bartlett
while engaged in The active discharge ol his
duties IN deieuc, OF bls beloved country /;
sad
WnlRgAs, 1t is ever becoming to pay just aud
Suitable tribute to departed worth. There
lore
R,sOirtd That while we mourn with most
siIcere sorrow the untimely death OF Major
Bartlett, We tender to the relatives and friends
Of The deceased our heartfelt sympathy and
condolences tor as they weep the Ices Of q
nohle and aiIeetonato sun, brothor aud friend,
We mourn the departure Of sincsie ptnot,
aud II brave aud jealous soldier. Aud we viii
ever cherish his memory with sincere rtspect.
i,esolp.d ruat in tins disp.nsltion ol Prov.
dluco, Ne SEQ the hand OF Almighty God work.
ia nut tho manifest destiny oil human exist
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05

TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
sIR JAMES CLARKE'S
FEMALE PILLS.

THIS invaluable medicine s unfailius the cure ofall
those painful and dangerous diseases ucidentto the
female constitution.
It moderates an eScesses and removes all obstructons
from whatever cause and speedy cure may be relied
on.
10 Married ladies
peculiarly suited 1t will, ~ short time, bring
the monthly period with regularity
CAUTION
These Pills should not be taken by females thu; are
pregnant, durius the FIRST rhREE MONTHS, as they
Are sure 60 bring on Miscarriage hut al every other
lc and 10 every other case, they perfectly safe.
lu All cases Of Nervous ami Spinal Affections, Pain 10
ne Back and Limbs, HeSyiness Fatigue slight
jon. palptauon Of the Heart, Lowness Of Sprs, Ay--
.rcs Sick Headache, whites aud all The painful diseas-
occls,oncd hy AdsorgauiEod system, these Pills Eii
r1r ct cure when an other means have failed
tull directions 10 the pamphlet around each ptekAee
-h.,h should &c carefully preserved
a bottle containing % pills, and encirced viii Tie
Government Stamp OF Great Britain be sent post ifee
Ter ii,uO and postage stamps.
sole United States Agent, JOB N0sEs, q Cortlsndt
Street, New Iok,
Sold IS All Druggists. moves ymwSd
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05
Notice.

WHEREAS my vile, Helen Penber, refuse, to live
W 18th mr. This IL to 'rhd all persons hstb ring or
trusting her my arsluni, IS SHAH pay debts Of her
q. ntrae ing after this daie DANIEL H. Pr Htk
GImautou, Wrconsiu. FIJI Isl lS6i llw9
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05

K,marAs-1hu butter market s nu, no huoyant, aud pr
ces have begun 10 EIDE slightly ffrsh butter is g. good
request aud tn De- rathe te Standard aud al present
il worth lJ 10 CENTS tegs are improving since their east
ern a-eu from % on 2h ut to " cents on y th ult IL
Is uncertain AZ 90 the future,
Nh All correspondence and questions che,tiully an
WV" VS.. MCCLURE a O.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05
Cheap Vinegar,

will send to any Rddr - post paid receipt OF atty
| cents printed recipe 10 make vi sRar costing about
four GEMS gallon, There Is 30 Suphnrie fafauc 81
fic scbis anything else injurious used IN o. Any
hoiy eau make IT, and thu ingredients all he easily
Obtained. n apparatus or machinery uhst,Nr IL re-
quirsd ~ eptng common barrel ut easH This vinegar
superior TO III best cider vinegar and all Oh, mist pro
n0unc. IL superior to the best vinegar which usually
tais Tor about ATTY rvuts gallon
"A tess Eff LAMB.
Nlfthhrld south Village Tl2lm
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05
Verm ont Cent and Suiii-
van Railroads.
tt8 i s.ss ~
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing December IAN, 1868.
Trains Going south an, Ear,


Trains Going sonth sus East
leave Montpelier ats 90 AN, 2OOf.x sand lUOTrs
IA All rRAis leaves ~ Adams at6 rs a. ~. ButlinR-
Nton 100 a. NJ, eonnse,iul Al Wute River Jureup
and Bellows FAN with trains 1T boston, Worcester
,ndw uh Vernon. Valley K. r. tor springfield and New
yort, arriving in CIV Yors atiO,l5r.
D.s EIrAHss Tn.Is leaves ogdensburrh N $50 a.
~ Montreal al 500 Rouse's Point at 10 IS n, for
Boston, Troy and New York.
Mar Errnsn TRaIs leaves Oedensbau at II, 30 Al ~,
Montreal at 800 o. NJ, kouses PoHt al 5.ta = A.. ntiv
ns at Boston at $40 NJ, connecting ut Bellows Falls
wiih Cheshire r. z. for Boston and Worcester aud with
Vermont Valley r. for Springfield sc, aud arriving
in New Yoh at i00r. -.
Trains Going North and sc
Leave Montpelier at So an. 100 ~, $50 ~ and
53r.s.
White iiver Junction at r.r RuIlin ston at AS
-, for ate !, ogden,bnrgh, Chicago aud the Nest,
making elust connections.
Nan TsAlN leaves BOston at 100 a, NJ, via. Lowell
and al so an, via Lawrence OF Fitr1ha-g. Leaves
springfield at $50 bellows Fall, at ~ 70 '. NJ. for
81. lnhnsbutl, burlington and 81 Al ans aud odse.
fcee ssopAfiok THsis teases NurnhciG a. 10 w A.
and Burlington, al l2.25 ?. n for 81 Alb rs, Va
staat slrkns, rHais lea yea beiuws tais ntlvO -
seeyins passengers from Vermont Valley r. r. leaving
New Yort at II 10 ?. ~, and from Cheshire r. R.
eayltg Doston al 400 ,. n. connecting at
Waite Rvet Junction with train leaving Boston at
or ~, arriving At buflihgob al $40 a. NJ, Rouses
Point n7l5 ~ Montreal al 2, a. n. aud OgdeIs-
butsh al t2s. Both the Mail Trains connect at white
River Junction with Psssainpse Road,
sleeping cars attached ~ Uotn tie nlgh rkprtss
trains running between Rouse'S Point aud Boston, and
Rolse, hi.t AID pringhed.
Through Tickets OF Chicago and the West Tor safe ~
ae principal stations
a.aERglLL, supr
4 Nbans, VI Dec IL. 1scs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05

Consumptys sufferers viii receive a valuable pre-
scrip Ion for The Of Consumption, Asthma, Bron-
chts and all rhrost ana nng II cons, Gree Of chars,
by sending hef sddres' to
Rev IA. WILSON, Yliism,burgh.
F&N5WG Kings Co, SeWYork.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05
RICHARDSON NV METHOD
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STATE OF VERMONT, IN Probate rouu. held Al
R,rporH ptsrmcr SIS. Brukde d. in said District
on he goth day Of Mach A D SCI
Am BURTON Administrator I the estate q vi
u "a Sargent, late Of Wa>hugta In said d rio de
ceased presents administration account for rKamlna
distribution aud partition OF the e-tae aid deceased
WherrupoH. 1t - ofdcted by SAID CouTt. ha said &C
count and said Application be feteried Of said
Court Ia be t ut It he Probate Office IT, ht,e IN said
DIST Il The 2sf day II Ap a. A. y, 1854 Al 10 O'Clock
4. Z FIR hearing anG dec stun thereon
Aud it further otdertd That notice hereof be given
to 40 perons interested, By publication Of the same
hfee weeks 4uccrssttIf IN the Gfe,n N0unaiu Flee
man a newspaper published at hontpe,r previous a.
aid time apponitd Ter bearing that they may APPEAR
At said time ard ace and how cause fnnv they NAV
have why said account sh aid not be allowed aud such
ieefee made
rl4a3 Aue-t-J r. CLEAVELAND Judge
STATE OF VERMONT, 10 Probate Court held At
WtgtSGroN lsrBIcr IS. Montpelier IN said dstn t. on
the Ut day Of pdl. \. y. 1874
AR. NANCY Pr Is Administrative Of tue esiai-
VI Of Tfu aan pitkn tate ef East Nonipe et IN said
tn deceased presents his sdmi islfaton account for ex
rec If -trhutona aud partition Of th. estate Of said de-
ceased.
- hcreup, A. L ordered by sail Court that said &C
roupl and salt application he fefe red a. II aid
Court to be eli at the Probate Office no .aid Montpelier
on the u day Of hay A. d 1894 for hearing aud de-
con thereon
Aud It is further ordered, that notice hereof be-
gwen 10 all interest, publication Of the
three weeks ,uccessively in gao aen Mountain Freeman
a newspiper lhshrd at MaHtnt r, pfeylons tn said
fims App1i lot nearing, that icy may appear at said
and show cause, Il my they NAV have,
Ahs 4Bt no Id not be aoweq, and such decree
la,0t BIS he Court
,IHes Aue,t-T. q. MERRILL, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-05
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