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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-04

'or'any Importance to principle, that Congress
should be close, narrow, rigid and exacting in the
conditions whichiit imposes upon the excep'ance9
of the grant. Fit is the intention Of the general
government to assert the right, not only Of donat-
ing the public lands for educational purposes, bu!
also to prescribe what kind Of education shall be
taught, and the way il shall be ncuIcated q state
may as well reject its grants at once. Selt're'peeI
alone would. lead the,state to pursue this coure'
There was, in fact no need Of prescribing such
rigid conditions as markes the character Of the
bill. 1t would have been more liberal, practical
as an educational measure, and better in every
way, to prescribe the simple purpose for which
the donation is made, viz.,practcal and scientific
agriculture instruction, and c1n6ne the manage
ment Of It to the states themselves.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-04
Currants.

There are a variety Of different kind, Of this
fruit, OF which, on The whole, the red Ouch or
white kinds are most valuable. They are yer,
easy q propagation and culture in tolenh "a.
den sci The tree shape is the bet ", 'a c'l-
tysle them. They produce ! rger cal better
fruit in this way than when grown in ,l. hlsh
lorm. The ou'ranl should never be allowed o
produce suckers, to insure ngli -, which, remove
oil eyes from the cutting when planted our, IN q
would come uader ground by cutting them out
smoothly With a sharp knife keep them In tree
70 m that is to say, with single sem, aud
branching on, at from one 10 three fee, from the
ground. reno, ng supel1lous wood every vi Ter.
10 produce extra large ifui', pncl ga. lhe ends
Of oil stfong-srowlng shoots, a1lui tle niil.s II
June, when the fruit isiw1-htds grown. is
better not 10 continue the cultivation 1T clrr,nt
trees siter they have borne more than siN n eight
years as iuer aod better II a is obtained lrvm
Young plants, and with lee, trouble The ia.
Of the eurtan, as table ltuif aui Ter making
vine, are too well known TO say auy,lns about
here.
III, goo,,brty !, promgoel ia the SINE v,
AZ the cartani Il, hovcvsr rtql,nng 4 dprfpr
aud s,ionger loan soil, aud molt moisture. " .th
an open border. A heavy Iop.i,t,ng Of ma
bute should be dug ever year around airing
plants. Later crops are had by 'e'iins lew On
the no III ,de Of fence or vail X euhr and
pretty liberal thinning IL eee, ar,--Noyember
being the beet time. thinning OF The nut when
abou, a quarter grown, improve, wal. /, lelt 10
tpen. Tue fruit, in It's greco state, Is held 10
high estimation for pes, ut,s, puldBg,, SO /:
ripe. il il very agreeable as a table huit.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-04
The Montpelier National Bank
Having been appoint Special Agent Drue
y. S. $50 LOAN,
First National Bank of Montpe
Usr


Ofc,of Comptroller Of the Cur fhcy}
WashingtouJSnuary 24h, 1865. }
NVHHRrAs by satisfactory evidence presented 10 he
w undtrsgned, 1t has been made to appear thal lie
rst National Bank Of Montpelier, In the town Of Mont.
peler In the County Of Washington and STATE Of w. mont
has been duly organized Vi der And according to the
requirements IT the he Of Congress entitled An Act to
provide National Currency, secured by Apedge "
unsd states boz d. and 10 provide for the circulation
and edtmpt thereof" approved Juue B. 1864 and ha.
complied with all the provisions Of sad act required 10
Sc complied with fore commencing The business OF
Ba king under sal act.
Nov therefore, Hugh NoCu'l eh, Comptroller the
Currency hereby ceIufy that she First NatleAl Sank
uf Montpset In the town Of ontpelier, in the County
Of Washington and state of Vermont, 10 authorized tn
commenc. The business Of Banking under the nc at ne
sid In testimony whereof, witues my hand and seal
Of oGace t-,s twenty fourth day Of January. 1868
Is HUGH McCULLOCH
F5w9 Comptroller OF the Currency.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-04
BOURBON WHuSKEY

is recommended nova days by almost every physics
Many patients that visit my cot male ana iem'
stnpened with this poison. The relief Is tempof
II they cough they take little whisky II they Z
weak and feeble, they take little wnskey II they 81
n. sltep, they take a little whiskey and they X
IN this way requiring and more until they are ~
ed up and imagine they are getting heshy Tue siom,'
liver and digestive powers are completely srU1
and loo their appetite iof food one was ever eu
oil consumption by this process, where cavities u.
been formed in the ungA little .simultnt is irtqud
ly beneficial TO consumptivca, such as pure biausl
good wines, In many cases, London porter or oig'
stout moderate quantities. but bourbon whtky ha'''
on, instesd OF curing consump ion.
The S.awsed Tonic produ es'asting results, - oreu,
ly inyigo -sting tho Omach aud digestive system
,na bling II TO eliminate lend make into healthy Nv
the food which may b, usei for that purpose. II y
wonderful IN its effect that wine glass iull will
hearty meal ana lutte Of Il taken before breaAi
will give tone which few medlcin possess thel'
NJ ninn
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THE
Montpelier National Bank

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFfGeG eE COMPTROLLER 9F rus CUARENCV,
Washington, March %, 1863
Uher'G' by satisfactory tydence presented to the VIA
deftign ID II has been made 10 appear m Il
" mn MONTPELiER NATIONAL BANK 90
In the village Of Montpelier in the county Of VA hing oa,
ani a'e u Vermont, mas been duly organized uudtr
and according 10 The requirements Of tn Act Of Congress
entitled An act provide National Currency secured
by pledge Of ns States bonds and provide Tor The
circulation and redemption thereof approved June %
1904 and las complied with all the pfovisons 81 said Act
required to he complied with before commencing the hus
ness u banking under said Act;
Nov tn irtfore, |. HUGH MoCULLooH, Comptroller oi
th' Currency, DO hereby certify that 3" ThE MONTE
LiER NATIONAL BANK in the village Of Month e.
Her IN he county Of Washington and state Of Vermont
"a authorized to commence the BUSINESS Of Ranking
under the Act aforesaid
Ia Testimony whereof witness my hand and sea- Of
cmce this third day Of March, 1855.
HuGH McCULL0CH,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-04

NKN ORR, Dec. II, 1898.
Dr. OAKS | write 10 inform you that the medicine Won
prescribed Tor my Rheumatism has entirely cured me- amer
having been treated for year and nine months By the
most sklltul physical In Virginia and New York can
uow walk without the aid Of eruiohes or cane amer using
your medicine three pcska
&. q. GOODMAN, 9th N. Y, C. ", TO. D.
rs he old gentleman Mr. r., whom yea operated upon
r deafness and Calarrhh says that you have cared AI
and that he can hear any person whisper to him aer hsy
ing be N deaf Tor - years.
Success to You, doctor coo
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-04

VH been appontcdby eIlonerabe
Probate Couri fOrthe District OF Washington, Com
missiOnertto receive eramBtant claims I'D
demands Of all persons, against the estate Of Walter
own, late Of Northheld, in said District, deceased,
represented tnsolvent, and the term Of SIX months
from the 81 day Of March, 1865, being allowed By
said Court to the creditors Of said deceased tOeIhbll
ana prove respective claims before u.s. give nooe
tha we VIII intend o the duties of our appointment At
the dwellnghouse a Mary Brow In Not hGed, IN said
district on The 9th day Of May and I'd day of September
next at one O'Clock in The afternoon each Of said days
ZENAS GLAXlER, Ir.,,n,,
JAMES PEABODY, 'O''''
Mortified, March ld, A. D. 1865. pleW3
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BLINDNESS, DEAF NESS, AND
CATARRH CURED.

NFWN"IIIIb NENTRE, Ut'ego Co, Tee. 7 s..
br'oAKs Dear SrWih gratitude permit mo to testify
tear rtIaorl ary skin In operating upon my len eye.
which has been blind Tor more than twelve years. and
nag my sight after having been repeatedly pronounced ncura
he You have also unsoppcd my which have troubled
nc n'e years with noises ringing aud Deafness and which
You have restored In two days to perfect hearing
Further you have also set my heart Of rest In relation 10
my trouble with Caiarrh anil bronchitis. am fully salts.
a'd mat your capabilities canno be too highly estimated and
appreciated aud eheerfuy recommend any who may be
troubled with Blindness Deafacss and Catarfh to call upon
you Tor know that You can cnrc them
IouS siusnr Goaros
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Esanl Notices.


STATE OF vERMONT,l In Probate Court, holder
WAsHIScT0N DtsrRteT, IS. at Montpelier, on the 1874
day Of March, A. u. 1865.
n W RANDALL l., Administrator Of Il estate Of Ha
VI. yere = Buhey late Of Waterbury in said District
deceased makes application to said Court To- license Il
sell the whole u cal estate OF said deceased except
the widows light Of dover, ut including the eyers,
Of the widows dover aud the right OF homestead in SAID
estate representing tina the sale Of said estate and the
homestead therein would be 'nscia 10 the widow and
children Of sad drceased and to all interested 10 sad
estate:
Whcfcupou is ordered by said Court that said appli
cation be- referred the Itb day Of April, A. D. 1865, al
the Probate Office in Montpelier for hearing aud decision
thereon and 4 Is further ordered that all persons liner
estrd be notified hereof by publication c notice Of thu
application and cider the con, TIL ee weeks successfully
% the Green Mountain Freeman printed al Montpelier
before said time OF hearing that they may appeal,
said time and place and they cause object thereto
By the Court
fl2w3 Auest-T. u. MERRILL. Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-04
4 EeAglE CHANCE
r0R A DESIRABLE Lot of
RE al EST ATE CHEAP

Not having time 10 attend 10 myself wish to sell the
place kEown as the Deacon Wells place. one mile at'h
ettt from thr north tAge, an 81 loIndi II ooLosts
talsrsc tspani thtce try shp sul saw mill, on a
uea,A dam OF the lest Ter pos efs IN town
three weluuk houses wh harms an outbu ldiHgs and
,oms thirty I've Acrts ~ l.ud, All under elhYNipn l.
in beautiful valley, we'll pro,c It'd from III stad
II t-ot within few weeks wish % rent tie ab w.
the iAnd Ald house aud bA separately idrsuei
lilo be carried on The com. nE season.
lnp1 o. % Hon A. tlh,n, Jim Lsmsou. ESQ,
HrooAh. "a, WINS thtmh Rain NorILhtd, or Of the sab.
setihcr Al IN itstman ofnes, Montpelier.
EJt H. NJ WELLS,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-04
THE PULMoNIC SYRUP

ia one OF the mort valuable medicines known ],
putIent, powerfully tonic and he ling IN itself II ca
tans opium yet loeSeus The phlcgm in the bfon,hi
tubes, and Lature throws 1t Oh with little txeiton 90
bottle frequently cures an ordinary ,Olt but IL viii
wei hrst &c take dose OF Schputks Maudrtke fIil'
cleanse the stomach. The Pulmuuic Syrup is read
dgested and absorbed into blood, to whici II impa'
is healing properties. Ii is one Ct the yepaTat ems
iron in use It "a a powerful toaic OF itsel Il
when the sea-Netd Tonio disfoves the muous m
stomach and is carried OIL by the aid OF the Mandra
Pills healthy now OF gastric Juice good appetite al
A rood dieestion follow
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-04
TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED.

RcnTlklD SrRtNas, otsego Co, April 3, 1904
r. II A Oaks am indebted TO you for restoring me /,
perfect sight In one month"; after being completely blind from
prouacted affection Of Brysipelas In the head.n
am indeed truly grateful 10 God for his goodness In d.
Getting your efforts 10 restore my shattered health and o,
sght and not my health only, but that Of my wife when
she could no longer be helped by physicians after having
been troubled with Heart Disease and female dcute. for
snIsirs Signed, ions Psnsxlx
y \. rgInlE.
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Aaron IL. COOper,s Estate.

nllE Subscribers, having been appointed Jthe Honor
l BILE Probate CourforIhe DistTiCtof Wasbrnalon, Com
hsslones receive eSamine and adjuFtal clamsanc
demands of all persons against the estate Gf Aaron
Coo per, late Of Worcester IN said district deceased
presented nsolyen and the term Of six monthsfom th'
ON day March, 1865, being allowed bysaid COurttoth
credorsoi 'aid deceased exhibit and etheifres
pectvecalmsbefore US; Givenotiee thatwe wilaltenl
TO- The duties Of our appointment al the dwenghouse
VIM H. Cooper, In Worcester, In said district, on The
loulth Thursdays Of April and August, next, at one
O'Clock IN the afternoon, on each NJ said days.
THOMAS HUTCHINSON. r.ua,
FARRlS LEONARD, ''"" -
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poetrp.
The Snow at fredericksburg
ErLAuHAc EEBpIx.

Drift over the slopes Of the sunrise lard,
wonderful, wonderful snow
o. pure as the breast Of a virgin saint
Drift tendery, soft, and slow,
Over the slopes Of the sunrise land,
And toto the haunted des
OF the forests of pine, where the sobbing wind
Are tuning their memory bellsi-
Into the forests of signing pines,
Ard over those yellow slopes
That seem but the work OF the cleaylng poT,
But cover so many hopes
They are many indeed, and strlightly made,
Not shapen with loving care
But the soul let out and The broken blades
May never be counted here
Fall over those lonely hero graves,
0 delicnte-drooping snow
Like the blessing Of Gods unfaltering love
On the warrior heads below
Like the tender 81 of a mothers soul,
As she wateth s1d watcheth for one
Who will never come back from the sunrise land
When thi, terrible war is done
And here, where lieth the high Il ieart,
Drift, white as the bridal veil
That will never be wirn by the dropping gil
Who stitch a'ar, so pale
Fall, last as the fears Of the suffering wife,
Who slfelcheth despairing hands
Out 10 the blood-rich battle fields
That crimson the eastern sands.
Fall in thy virgin tenderness,
o delicate snow and cover
The graves Of our heroes, sanei6ed,
Husband, and son, and lover,
Daft lerderly over those yellow slopes,
And mellow cur deep distress,
And put US in mind Of the shrven souls,
And their mantles OF rghIeosuess.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-04

MtfoRp oTsEso Co, y Y, May 9th, 1854
This is 70 certify that have been sick with IS Catarrhal
bronchitis" tr nine years Last March induced 10
try Dr. OAKS treatment which relieved Ia minutes
used to cungh haf tie night and raised an average
much large ieacupfu Of yseid phlegm my sleep
was much disturbed that would swate With burning
ger and Precipitation. Aer using the Doctors medicine
month gained ia hesh ten pounds at the end Of two
months weighed twenty Ave pounds than In March
previous. Ny Cough len u two weeks the night sweAs
ceased ia two or three nights my fever eh me my appetite
aud eep returned and can truly say that have been a,
raised from the dead TO Of life and this
with but one months treatment. FEISczs ROWLAND
JoRE ", ssirH.
For references respectfully refer TO Dorr p Russell Bank
Co0persoWn, John r. Scott Coopers0Wn, Geo. H. Worth.
iugton, Worthngtou Bank, Charles smith Otsego Bank
thereby certify to the veracy Of the above.
HEsTHY SMITH, Milford.
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THE SEA.WEED TONIC

Is .tlmnlant, and none other IL required when @
used. 1t lisp ure and pleasant no had effects like va
using Bourbon whisky, which disorders the stoms.
orpors the liver, locks up all the secre,ons turns
blood into water, dropsy sets 10, aud the patient d.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-04
ALslNH, Aurust q. lSha.

hhbAhIi august 1A, 1908.
DsAR Sm,-Fcm me, very respectfully, to present YOU
With this certificate as token Of your wonderful tt as
physician, and Of your department as a gentleman
For more than seven years have been afflicted with sick
ness q nature peculiar females except that was bsd
ridden for two years. and unable to move without az
sstance have had nine different physicians in the las,
Two years, none of whom could help Indeed te u their
own words, they were comp eicly puzzled with my case
aud that all the medicine In tho world could not restore e
even help me- Amer much reflection eonse nted 10 inv
Your treatment had heard you highly spoken Of by
those whom You had cured realized the truth for
my self that your superior skin beneficial and that your
treatment helped me in less hau two weeks In four months
was So much improved that even my friends aston.
shcd continue to improve, and cheerfuly add
this my mite with hundreds Of others who's. lives you have
saved and rendered happy
May tod hle's you DR. Oaks 10 your obng and ben.
ehceni mission 20 suffering humanity shall Alvay, he
happy Co reply TO any who may to me as to your cana
bIities and gsiH. em, dear sir,
Yours, resp oiiully,
Mss ". " esIr.
State street, Albany. n Y.
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Or. II. 4. OAKS Dear sirI feel very grateful TO YOU
nr your kindness to durng your attendance am 4
German by birth, ~ years Of age. have resided in
America for hyc years, For sitrtp years have been
troubled with bleeding OF the lungs have been under the
treatment Of very eminent French AMI German physician.
in Europe have also been subjected to the best
Of some eminent American physicians Yet with all thi.
array u talent incd with all fhsir continuous Efforts
and with al their extensive facilities stu my case basd
their utmost skill used 10 spit large quAnte. Of blood
daily Ny iron frame began to CULVER under the alternating
influence Of disease despaired Of recovering or Of
even being helped gave up, and had decided to let the
disease take is course until L. wilkins ESQ., recommended
me to try your treatment. am indeed usry flai
I'D So Tor in the short space Of month you did
ior me than all the physicians whom had previously s.
poyedi whether in Europe or America. Y0C CURED ME-
am, dear sir, yours very gratefully,
@. NJ. rRoslA
Catherine street, Utica, October 18th, 1861.
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Notice.

frHlS is to certify that have this day given my
Don H. and Charles +. stii Of South strs1ors, Their
tma during The remainder Of their minority, nd that
shall pay debts OF their contracting. claim any Of
their earnings after this date. BENZ. v. STILL
South STAFFORD, March Is, 1865 Tlsw3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-04

START CAnBioEs ElRiY.-Sow your cabb ,ge
seed as 5000 as you can find Fare spot ble
enough. IL should be on the south side Of 70 us
wall or building where IL tao receive - u the ben.
eGI Of the sun dry place Is best ftos, en-
,nos will not injure the young plants.
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FARM FOR SALE.

q uG CNEsreR NYE farm 50 csllrd, situated In aer.
liza, ou 1he earry side the head Of Berlin Pond
I've mites fom hontpetr Village. Said farm contains
about of excellent land, Is we'll wltrt-i has uut
1T lhs best orchards In town With lair buildings aud
Tor lleasantnc" - iocstons rarely ,q1ar'd \ ron.
aid tatlt portion ~ he purchase monty can remain IN
u " uEATuN
March 1865 tlOt
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sid YES Made New.

1 fNNfuLEr do cling how 10 speedily restore sight
Il aud i've up nee aelas sithout ad IT doctor med
cn" sent BY mall free On tcslpt u luaeus Address
\. 2. Fo11E, ND,
N9iNam0 ll'u BrpaiNAy, Nv York
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THE MANDRAKE PILLS

may be taken with entire safety by all ages and cond
ealomel, or any OF the mefourlal medicines, and WIZ!
any Of their hurtful or injurious results They CIV
out OF TIE system the hcul,nt and worn'oni ms
locs' ned and di solved by my Served Tonic ana '
olnes aIe needed IN mosi cases 10 cure oonInmploh
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AGENTS.

BOsroN-6eorge G. Goodwin & -.
NEW YORk-Demas names 4 Co.
BALTlhORE--S. 3. IIauce.
PIrTsBuRGH-Df George II. keyeer. n.
CINC1NNAff-F.E r. Sure & Co, aud John D. ~
CHfCAG0-bofd a Smith, and n. Seoyil.
ST LEwls-tollins Bros.
SAN FRANCIS O-iiosttiter, Smith 4 Dean.
Also sold by all druggists and dealers. F9'
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L re AND EAR
GER TIFICA TIES.

DE most improved aud modern principles. With entirely
new remedies aud With little suffering to the patient
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-04
THE BLOOD, ,

And tends close the pores o. The SKIN which upon exam
nation win be found he dry and husky aod Il also tend
90 dlsawange
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THE kIDNE

Wdch Will show Itself BY the quantity and color Of the
urine add, as natural consequence along train d diseases
wifi follow.
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THE BOWELS,

And produces cosyene,s, unhealthy humor, and lmpur
state 90
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THE STOMACH,

And produces bad taste 10 the mouth The tongue becomes
mrred attended with dizziness and pain Ia the head. Tho
bile then passes from the stomach into
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THE LIVER,

And when the yerls diseased the bile becomes Impure and
tends to disaange the whole system This Impure bl'
passes into
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IfLe and Health are valuable why the proper
preserve them II the system is diseased why
any risk by using any Medicines that are deeteroui
ana that nJure your system
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