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Dor. %"Sir days shalt thou labor and do all
thy scork." You cannot dodge this law
with safety. 1t says shalt thou labor, not
n'asst.' Even the pretext of prayer will
aoi saye. Work itself is prayer; obedience
20 til. law is prayer; and no prayer can
tie available for use either in earth or
heaven. without compliance with the law
of labor. He who consumes the day in
asking what he shall do, will do nothing
in his day and generation, for himself or
his generation :.
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Headq'rs United States Forces,
CITY OF COLUMBIA, S. c..

MAY ~. 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS no. q
TNFORMATION having been received at
J. these headquarters of the existence Of
armed bai.!s Of maraudcrs infesting the
country and committing depredatlons on
the property of peaceful citizens, it is
hereby ordered that all persons composing
such will be considered and treated as
outlaws, and if caught. will receive the
severest punishment OF military law.
The United States Government is desir-
Gus of protecting all peaceful and law
abiding citizens, and they will confer
favor on these headquarters. and do justice
to themselves, by giving any inflammation
they may have i'll their possession respect
ing the names and movements of such
bands, and, if possible, aiding in their
capture.
The time has arrived when it behoovcs
every citizen to do all in his power to
assist the military forces of the United
States to restore peace and harmony
thro ghout the land BY order of
Lieut.. Col n. HAUGHTON,
10Th O. v. V. l., Comdg U. S. Forces,
City of Columbia
w. J. KYLE, Cd Lieut. 25th O. V. vi.
and Post Adjutant. may 90
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Condition of Charleston.

Our refugee readers will find matter to
fix their attention for awhile, in the article
in our columns this day, from the New
York Independent, entitled, 'The Cradle of
Treason" The person (Robert SmalI)
mentioned in this article, is understood to
be the negro boatswain Of the steamer
Planter, which was carried off to the
block aiding fleet from the wharves OF
Charleston some two years ago. We are
told, in ad dition, that the mutilation of the
chu~:h and church-yard ornaments goes
on, and that the heads of cherubs and
their wings are leaving their shoulders
hourly, to find their way to private col
lections in the North.
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Funeral Invitation.

The friends and acquaiutances of Mr..
and Mrs. R. Tozer and family, and of w.
H. Dial and family, are requested to at
tend the funeral of ALICE, the only child
of the former, at their residence on Lady
street, THIS AFTERNOON, a. 4 o'clock.
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TIE UNITED STATES CURRENCY IN AT
LANr..-The Augusta Chronicle states that
some parties in Atlanta, who thou sht
themselves able to fight the Government,
discredted its issues The Commandal.t
of the Post, Col. 3. B. Egeleston, at once
corrected the error they had fallen into.
and "cut them down a peg or two" He
issued an order to the effect that United
States notes must be made the base of
prices current at that post and in the vi
cinitv; and any merchant or dealer ia
produce or provisions OF other supplies,
and the keeper of any saloon or restau-
rant, refusing to take the same at par,
would be arrested and brought before the
Provost Marshal.
If people will not allow common sense
to guide them now a-days. they will have
to5learn WISDOM from sad experience. The
United States Government has proved
itself strong enough to pro tect itself in
every particular; and, Judging from the
past, We are quite sure it will do so. Bet
ter obey the laws and support the Govern
ment willingly; for these are two things
We have got to do, whether willing or not.
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The Nashville Paess learns that General
Forrest was killed by Captain Walker. Of
the rebel army, in revenge for shooting
his son.
A report from New Orleans states that
a grand national expeditionary force is
being organized for operations against the
rebels in Texas.
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Late reports by way of the Mississippi
River from Matamoras, Mexico, are to the
effect that force Of between four and five
thousand republican troops appeared be-
fore that town on the 29th ulumo; that its
surrender was demanded and refused and
that spirited fight between the imperial
lists and republicans ensued. Business was
suspended, the streets were barricaded,
and many of the citizens were fleeing
across the Rio Granle to Brownsville,
Texas. report reached the mouth of
the Rio Grande on the 4th instant that the
republicans were in full retreat. We have
heretofore had rumors that they had oc-
cupied Matamoras. Later advices will
have to be waited for, in order to decide
upon the true stste.of affairs in that re-.
gion.
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Headq''rs Uuited States Forces.
CITY OF COLUMBIA. S. C..

CITY OF COLUMBIA, S. c.,
MAY 81, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 5.
4 LII citizens having in their possession
IA any property that rightfully belongs
to the United States Government, accord
ing to the terms Of surrender of Gen. Jos.
F. Johnston, G. S. A.. to Gen. w. T. Sher-
man, U. S. A., will Immediately report the
same to these headquarters
Persons having mules, horses and wa
gons will, for the present. be permitted to
retain the same for the purpose of carry
ing on their work. ANY person failing to
comply with this order within reasona.
BILE time, will not only be deprived of any
farther use Of said property, but will also
subject themselves to punishment by mill
tary authority. BY command of
N. HAUGHTON,
Lieut., Con 25th 0. V. ",
Comdg City of Columbia, S. C.
W. J. KYLE, Lieut.. 25th o. V. V. I. and
Post Adjutant. may %
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The London Tines says the reception Of
Sir Frederick Bruce by President johnson
augurs well for the future relations of the
two countries. 1t was formal act, but it
was accompanied with cordial expressions
on both sides which divssted it of fermali
ty, and justified its being regarded as q
fresh earnest of amity. The Times says
the language of the President was pacific
and statesmanlike, and Americans NAV
feel sure twill meet with a response in
England. The article concludes by ex.
pressing .hope that the idle words of
provocalion which have been employed
by irresponsible persons may be buried in
the grave of President Lincoln
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Headq'rs United States Forces,
CITY OF COLUMBIA, S. c.,
MAY &c, 1865.
CIRCULAR.
THE following circular from headquar-
the South dated at Orangcburg, S. G,
May 25. 1885, is published for the iinforma-
tion and guidance Of the planters of this
District. By command of
N. HAUGETON,
Lieut.. Col. 25th Reg't ". v. l..
Cong U. S. Forces, city of Columbia, S. c..
w. }. KYLE, Lieut.. 25th .. V. V. l. aud
Post Adjutan..
HEADQRS NORTHERN DISTRICT,
DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH,
ORANGEBuRG. S. c.. May rs, 1865.
CIRCULAR.
To the Planters of South Carolina Residing
acithim the District:
You are invited. after taking the oath
OF allegiance to the United States Govern
m~nt prescribed by the President of the
United States. in his proclamation of De-
cember 8, 1868, to make equitable con-
tracts for labor with the freedmen. Such
contracts, approved by the commander of
the nearest military post will be consi-
dered binding on both parties. and will he
enforced hy the military authorities as far
as the exigencies of the service will allow.
The contract will set forth in words the
freedom of the laborer.
Where the freedman is. from age or in
trinity, unable to labor and without natu-
rad protector, his support will devolve
upon the Parish to which he belongs.
The citizens of each Parish are request
ed to meet and devise some method for
providing for such persons; and until such
provision is made. they will remain on,
and draw their support from, the planta-
tions where they now are.
(Signed,) JOHN p. HATCH,
Brig. Gen. Commanding.
Official
(Sigued,) EDGAR B. VAN WIskIE. Capt.
and A. u. G. NAV 81 3
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We are indebted to Mr.. Coleman Walker
for copies of Augusta papers. and to Gen.
Lowell for the New York Herald, Of the
llth and 17th, from which we publish nu-
merous extracts this morning.
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Headqrs United States Forces,
CITY OF COLUMBIA, S. c.,

CITY OF COLUMBIA, 5. c.,
MAY n, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 4.
IN order to prevent any disturbance which
l may arse from the improper use of in
toxicating liquors, it is hereby O iere1
that, for the present, no Intoxicating Ii
quors will be sold or given away to any
citizen or soldier. unless permission is
granted from these headquarters. Any
one found.guilty of disobeying this order,
will not only have his goods coutiscated.
but will be subjec: to punishment by mill
tary law. BY command of
Lieut.. Col n. HACGHTON,
Commanding Post.
W. J. ilYLE, Lieut. 25th y. V. V. l. and
Post Adjutant. may 80
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HENRY SKIPPER.

w HITESMITH, LOCKSMlrH, Horse
w shoer, Wheelwright and Smith in
general-nearly opposite Catholic Church.
All kinds OF FARMING WORK done on
the shortest notice and The most reasona bic
terms, for provisions or cash. may 26 s
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1t is reported that President Johnson
has issued a proclamation calling an extra
session of Congress early in June.
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For Sale,

90 HOGS. in good eating order. Also,
~ Beds and Bedding; good Cooking
Stove, complete. Apply at Capt. f. S.
heitts Farm. may 81 81
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The Office of the Columbia .Phenir is
on Gates street, second door from Plain.
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PAPER! PAPER!

EOR sale. small quantity of No. l
Il WRITING PAPER. Also, some ex.
cellent COPYING PAPER. Inquire at
this office. may BOZ
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Smoked Beef! Smoked Bee

Smoked Beef Smoked Beef!
CMOKED HERRINGS.
~ STICK POMADE, superior. grease
for the hair and moustache.
Also, DARNING COTTON, just received
and for sale; together with choice va.
riety of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
DRUGS, MEDICINES and FANCY ARTI-
Giles, by MELVIN NJ. COHEN.
Assembly street, West side,
One door from Pendleton street.
may 50 II
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Barnum offered q 1000 for the pillow
'"pn which President Lincoln died.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-30
Buggy for Sale.

Buggy for Sale.
EOR SALE, u good and substantial
IL BUGGY-nearly as good as new. A
bargain can be had by early application at
this Office. may 90 ~
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OBITUARY.

At morn we know not what the eve may
bring.
And dearest treasures take the earliest
WING
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-21

jar CooKE, las boon appointed by the Secre'
tary Of the Treasury, government agent to take
charge Of the business Of soliciting subecrip-
tons 10 the 1880 loan. II il the desire Of the
government not 70 issue any more gold bearing
bond9 until tho 7 80, will bs Convertible and
at present the Treasurer hopes to realize enougF
from the various sources Of revenue, and th'
sale of these bonds, to meet tho current expenses
Of the government. We last week printed al
1rticle, setting forth the value Of these bonds a
N investment and we refer our readers also Il
The advertisement Of Jay Cooke, and Fisk AMI
latch, in this paper. We can only add to thi
ar opinion, that these 1905 are the best invest
pent now offered, and if we had one thousand
II one hundred thousand dollara, we should pu
t into these bonds OF once,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-21

WARREN g. Cos Line Of steamships from Liv
erpool to Boston, advertised 10 another column,
offers superior advantages to New England peo-
pie who desire to get their friends OUT from the
Old country, as they can land at once in Boston.
and AVOID the porils which beset the stranger in
New York. The steamships are very spacious
irst-class screws, well appointed, stanch and
most efficiently organized. They will sail from
Liverpool to Boston every alternate Saturday
commencing the 9Th of April next. The list in
another column is well worth perusal. Messrs.
Warren g. Co., No 80 State street and No AIS
Commercial street, Boston, will attend to all bus
mess connected with freight or passage, or the
sale Of drsfta payable 10 Eogland, Ireland or
Scotland.
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A Card.

The undersigned In behalf Of himself and
smily, tenders sincere and hearty thanks, to
heir irinds in Bradford Newbury C5rlntb,
" ats River, West Topsham and Haverhll, n,
H.. for their kind appreciation Of bis ef)rts in
he Christian cause, IN substantial aid bestowed
Nth pleasant welcome at their homes, and with
Kindly greetings at his own hired house.
rheso benefactors of various articles were
imey and all the donors will be afsctionately
remembered, and we shall continue to labor
,heerfuly for their Christian culture and spirit
Ia welfare. JosHuA BslTroN.
Bradford, Feb. lG, 1865.
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Marrieo.

In Montpelier, Fst 1th, H. l. Proctor on Barling,on
and Marion D,weJ Of Montpelier.
In Montpelier, Feb Is b. by l,sv. A p. C0oper. Nj.
Lodns Wymaa Of Giausa, ani Miss PhNeua 81. Lee IL
Moreiosu.
Ia afford, FEB. 10th, br Rev J. Rrton Nj. Edward
II. Walton, and Mlp1 Mary 4 DcoH both OF Bradford,
In honipelier,st the Pavilion, Feb, tan. by Rev A. l..
Cooper, Mr. Orlando " Harvey, and Miss Vicioua c,
Wheeler, both Of Estt Montpelier.
On the llth OlL, hy Rev. n. b. NuKerrie, Mr.. L. 81.
Lewis u DnKbury, and Miss Clara : Fargo Of Hunting.
ton, W.
In Springfield, W., Feb.3h, by Ker. u, ". Wstthen
Mr., hm 5. WestgNe, Formerly Of Lorinth, n, ana
Miss Anmintha A. Earls OF this place
In Ahaly, VI Jan, "a at the residence NJ the bird =
father, NJ Enoeh RoNell, 70 Ass Nom Rowt, daush.
ter Of William G kouell, ESQ.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-21
RELIEF NTEx MtNUrEH
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters.

rAs Fpsedy remedy discovered Tor
ell Diseases OF the Chest and Lungs, Coughs, Colds,
Asthmat Consumption, Bronchitts InGueHEa,
HosrseneW Difficult BresthlhF sore
Throat &c, &c.
THESE WATERS give tA0 most lnstantaaeouA and per-.
on feet RELIEF aud when peraevered Win EeeoraBs 10
irections fail to effect rapid and lasting cure
Thousands have been restored to perfect health who hay
lied ether means In vain, To all Glasses ana al c0ng
utions they equally blessing and need
espAiT no matter how long the disease may have exist
3D. however severe II may be, provided Che organic
OF tho vital organs ID mol hopelessiy decayed
every afflicted should give them an impartial triat
TO Vocalsts and public Speakers these Wafer pc
euliarly valuable they will in Jay the most
severe OCCASIONAL hoarssuess their regular for
Few days will, at all times increase the power aud aeS
billy Of the voice greatly Improving tatone, compass
and cearnes for which purpose they regularly used
y many protessioal yocalists. EoV2SwdAmly
Oh MOSES, Sole Proprietor, II eortlandt Street,N.
FrIoe 95 cts. pei box. Fer sale bH all DfusRIEts
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Che alarkets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET. Feb Is.

CAMBRIDGE MARKET. Feb Is.
It Make. 1854 Cattle, about -- sesVsisnd - slor,
assisting O. Working Orsn, Mich Cow and one two
nd three years old
Prices Market Bssf-EEtr. $500 to sIe,to su
u'lly sltoOtol4f5 gdsi2sc to 80 Cd $40 Ateitis
Working Ozan-si35 to us
cowssnd cAlEes-i50to I5
YesrlrEs-s oOoO to O0oo two years old, sgs % to q
70 three years old, 5000 to t5,so.
sheep aud Lanbs-Il0)n market prices In lots ESQ,
70 100 each extra, ESQ to tl1,0o
spring Lsmhs-2to tos60
Veal caves 1000 to 400 caifsIn,-9o to sa pri'
Hiies-si to lOc prlb, TaloE-ie TO l2oprlb.
Pst, $500 to 1880 each. Lambs t20O
RWIEEs In cattle there Is no great ehsnge in price,
from last Feek, but the tendency upsGfd About l0p
sheep and lambs vt market, which Is fair supply W
think there 10 but lille change 10 The prices Of ordinary M
and good qualities Til tine lots market
the hest Il which eonmsad large prices
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-21
BLINDNESS, DEAFNESS, AND
CATARRH CURED.
srsivonrlp crxrnE. olsego Co.,, Dsc. Il

sFsigourLD CGxrEs. otsega Co., Dec. ke9,
Dr.oxs; Rear sir-wth gratitude permit me to testify
your eIaord AIRY skill in operating upon my len eye
which has been blind for than twelve years ana estor
ng my sight after having been reps aedy penounesd ueuta
BE. You have also uusop ed ears which have troubled
Eve years with noises ringing aud Deafness and Ehieh
you have rest red Ia two days - perfect hearing
Further you have also sat my heart At eki in relation TO
uy trouble with CaiArh and Bronchitis. am fully salts
ed that your capabilities be highly estimated aud
appreciated and oheerfnly recommend any Who may be
troubled with Blindness Deaf and Caar.h, oeal upon
Jou, for know that you can cnrs them,
JoHH stnxnr GoRros.
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llacriaer A.IIide

NOUNGiS @ EAT PHYslOt oGfCAL ORR, or. Every
L one his own Doeior-Brng Private Instructor Ter
msrri' persons those about g. marry both m lie and
female, In sVfry thing concerning the hgsol,g So and
relations Of sexual system, and The reduction PIE
vtnuo1 Of ofspring including all tbs discoveries usysr
before given n the tnglsh language, BY Wh. Yut Nc,
NJ u. This is really Eyaluabie and interesting worK IL
s written plain language for the general reader, and
illustrated snh upwards Of enc huni ed enErsYngs. An
young married people, those contemplating marriage,
EHd having the least imped to married e SHOULD
read this book II dsoloses that every sbou
be acquainted with. s i is book that must be locked
the receipt Of twenty-five cents. Address DR. Wa
YoUka, Ne. 4l6 SPREE st, above four,h, phlad-i
his F50mS
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DEAFNESS Cured.

NkN T0Hk DEC, II, 1908,
ps OAKS l write to inform you that the medicine you
prescribed for my Rheumatism has entirely cured me, amer
having treated for year and nine months, by the
most ssnllul physical in Virginia and New York can
now walk without the aid II cehes or cane, after using
your medicine fhrss ws 4,
q. GeonsAS, 9Th N. Y, c. ", Co, D.
P.s-Ihs old gentleman Mr. e., whom yos operated upon
for deafness and Caarh" says that you have eertd Aa
and that he hear any person whisper to him ater hsF
ing be, deaf for ~ years.
Success 70 Fsa, doctor. Q. Ia
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-21

In Nerihneld, Feb sh oflaae fever, Ida Louisa daurh
tsr q snson g. and Alice n. Chs'e aged II men hs aud
II days.
10 Montpelier at the Pavilion Feb. l5th. afeta very
erlti Illness ". b, snsleY AGED Is yeats and mon H.
In hontpeliet, Feb lth .s6s Mts. Emslne r. Il cut.
ing VIE Vt Israel Gu tnT, sked ~ ytar5 aud mon h.
In repiham, ian. 70 b, u dfopsy aud hfaft dsesA.
Mrs Prulsnee, wife of rapt Ass,slsA reicb, sgoi 70
years.
10 rop'h,m, Jan. 5oh, suddenly, Capt. Hessslah
Feleh, asd 10 years.
AZ the Bsse Hospital 18Th army corps, Point II Rocks
Va, New mher II 1854, Of typhoid lever j. ORLANDO
Mo- sc, aged Is years and months.
he was member Of 70. |, h kegt W Vols. and FOR
merry OF Woodbury., VI FB A.
Will The Vermont anu Illinois pap Rs please copy.
In Newark, bruaty Mary, widow u the late Eras
mus burt, aged 80 yeafs, IA nihs and days
Dns n Tunohdre February 3 ls65, 1a Midget, age
C6y0a
Dnp in Royalton, VI, December 9s. ls64, George
Harp.h sg,d % ssns.
Dmp in haudoph Jan. 5, Aida May only child q
Edwin A. an Ella Thsehsr, agd years aud month .
Dsp IN Danvile Nay %, 1901, Abigail Cnalfd, Sgd
about 80,
Dsp in Dsnvis, VI, Jan. % lt6s, Lydia Underwood
| aged W years
bur 10 nsills Jan %. a eet,an ton ,snss
| Hooser, assd ~
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noSrpELtER MARKET. Feb ~

fEoutioSs.-Buttsr sttOR. ohss,s 20 se Is, Lard
Btoio. Tslov 20. Dried Appls,B tO.o. Eggs 80 Ger,
eotstoss 1910 90 Beans, t?ooto 26o. west India ST.
cars, 2oto9s Refined Sugars, 30 to 80 Peas, tl,CC
- $50.
oniohs-S2,2s to 600. Apples 1900 to 200 per bill
Ptora-s1trs, sliOO to 1880. Douhle Extra sl2OO t.
1850, super-EA;rs lt,s0ts 1850
GsuS asD a,s.-corn, sl,si. oats, 80. Herdsgrau
seed q 80 TO 900 per bushe Clover lbto 20 per pound
Ray, SIS 70 20 per ten. Rye, tl,sS
IsosLLAsgots---Dry and green hard root 4, Ooto 500
,angles ,sl,oO 10 0 o. wool-connop Is to IS. Bah
a.oo 10 100 per cord. Nails, 10 90.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-21

NLw MUsc.--We have received from the pub
,her, II. l., Story, Burlington VT, the follow
ag music Dying on the Field Of Battle. Song
md Chorus, by A. J. Brown Lamoe Polka
BY II. 7. irving The Vermont Volunteers March
dedicated to Cen George J.. sannard, by D. B
Worley.
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freoI MOTIFS.
:. g. Abbott,s Estate.
n. IL. Richardson's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, | In frobs1e cour. no'e ~, =.
W4sHlseros DnrRIor, 81, at Montpelier, On the sia
day Of January, A. u. 1865. ,..p
n JOHN, Administrator Of The estate o. Elisha
IL. Richardson, he ~ Waiisheld, In sara aissos' "
,ased makes applieat to sad Court, to sci part OF
eat fsate Of dteea+'d situated % sara aFhecs
,ud Ieseub a. fellows VIZ ! n Phndle n CO, TIC
1lnkhAm Parr, out 3 acre tht HON hrm; one pew
IN In Rrick thn eli and one half PEW n The thod'a
Ganreh e,ctp n The rich homestead ana o.,
ut ~ utl gth yer n d1wrt tep s.nuns ths
.ad ,ae sUetes AIRY for Tue "tn OF tie assas I" Sass
De led
Nh tenpan, It odered by said Court, that sai' a.
prAIiou be nftfI,d tGtt, ~ day OF ftbHap, a, ~
1873 At he rrohat. Once In h0np'ltef and It 10 iur-
Their ordered that all persons Interested be nohed hereof
by publication Of motto Of his application and ofoe1
thereon three weeks successfully 10 the Grsen houhtA
Freeman printed at Montpelier, before said time o
he airing that they may appear, at said time ana pAea
and they see cause object thereto
b. The Coait
rgW9 Attest, N. A. CRAZE, HrPh'eG
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DYE HAIR DYE
BATCHELOR'S
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is THE BEST N THE WORLD
Only Harmless True & Reliable Dye Known
This splendid Hair bye 10 efiect-chsnges Red, Rusty
L Grey Hair, Instantly 20 Glossy Black Natural
erown without niurng the Hair or Stainine the skn
eAving the Hair soft and Beautiful, in fre-h vals
y frequently restoring rs pristine color sGdreeying
the ~ effects Of Bad dye. The Genuine is signed
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR. all Others are mere imts,.
lens should be avoided. sold by all Druggist &c.
FACT0RY-sl BARCLAY ST, y
bJ- Bachelors New Teilet Cream for Dressingth,
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-21
COLs.ATE's HONEY soap

This celebrated Toilet soap, In such universal Dc
uand. /, made fron the choicest materials, ismild
and smoiiieni init'ns.dre, frRgranuy scented
aud extremely beneficial IN its action upon the skin
For sal, by all druggist, ami Fancy Goous Dealers.