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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-15

IMPROVE YOUR STOCK - The interest manifested
in stock-in the best breeds--is a gratifying
symptom OF the times and the Yves, is among
the number that is awake on the SUBJECT. Cat.
tie must be had ; and now, while we are at 1t,
let US see that we have the best, the most pro-
ftable kinds, both in sheep and in neat cattle,
as well as in horses. And will any one deny
that there is much in the httening properties
VI hogs? Have all farmers tried that? SO 1t
is IN poultry. 80 it is IN grain eyen And IN
what is not this the case2 We are not 50 neg
igtnt So apt to let things at hap.hasard
With little trouble this thing may be rene.
died There are always some men in each State,
and IN almost every community, who have Inn
proved farm stock OF somo kind or another.
Through these men such can be DONE An man
needs to do is to bestir himself Not that he IL
to buy always high-priced cattle, that cost him
perhaps farm This will do for the well-to
DO farmers. But he can secure the blood he
can propagate the kind aud that is what is
the business OF orr farmers to d.
At present. all that If necessary, is TO improye.
without being over particular about the kind
80 that II Is an lmproyement--and almost any
change will do for the better. Our old stock Is
about as bad Us 1t eau be-not necessarily in
every particular, Our common stock turns out
good mixers ct least this lie the case frequent.
y Our common stock Of sheep has probably
not even one good thing to recommend il 30
with the rough, wild hogs Of our old farmere.
fhs article is intended to direct attention.
rather than to point out any particular breeds
"a thing that has so often been done that no
one is alta loss to decide. The papers are foil
of the various kinds Of stock all kinds are
Represented.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-15

PAsTURING STuBBLE.-lf you have dozen or
more sheep, and wheat field not seeded down
to grass, as soon as the wheat is of the ground
and let that be very soon after it is cut-turn
in the sheep. With the incest care in harvest
ing, there will always be great many heads
that will escape gathering. Now these stray
heads may just as well be turned to good ac-
count as TO be given to the birds ana nice, or
90 brok into The ground and be utterly lost.
The sheep will find them nll-everv head Of
them. Besides, they will crop of great deal
OF the stubbe itself while it remains soft, and
the lower joints retain their juices
The stubble thus eaten being progressed in
passing through the organism OF the animal, is
deposited in the field Ear better assimulated as
food for the succeeding crop, than it would
have been II left in It's stubble state.
Another advantage Of pasturiug stubble fields
with sheep, is that they will crop off great
variety of weeds that other animals will not
NEEDLE WITH and thereby prevent them from
running to seed and proving pest another sea-
son. Tho same sheep rule holds good equally
with rye and cat stubbes
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fr9al Notices
W. q Ul /. G Hn WIT, In chaneery.


SI T. s sSs4 &s md Orators WH6GREAs The
80 ts he above entitled
William " Gott 4 sn@ 5b.r 5s a
Clerk OF The Washington County Court cir BIZ Of com
plant against Charles w. willard Adnnistrator OF The
estate OF hahlon Cotrll late deceased and William Il.
ootTlu Lyman H. Cotril, Jed P. c. Cottrili, Charles
Cottril and George w. Cotrill stating among other
hngs that Mahl0n Cotrii in his life time on the 18th
say q April, 1860, c1scued to he said William b. Hub
ara ms pTomssorY note for s22O0 90 payable demand
WIN interest annually and also TO Isaiah silver then in
me- ana since deceased, Of whose estate the Orator
"torEe Nm SILVER y Administrator his promissory note
FORA IKE sum payable on demand with interest annually
aDd IN order to secure the payment said notes the said
hahlon tottri executed on the same day to the said
Hubbard and Isaiah silver his mortgage deed Of the fol-
Owing lescrlDeN premises, In Montpelier In the County
on washington and State Of Vermont to witt The house
aha rouse lot situated on State Street. In the village Of
sAlu monlpellsr where the sad hlahon!hen resided
known as the sas G. French place and lying next east
eIy and adjoining the Pavilion Hotel. Also that said
M mas deceased, and that the said Charles w Will
ldrd Defendant has been duly appointed Administrator of
SUD Aahon, and that the other Defendants are the sole
hers-atliw OF the said Mahlon pnd that the said Isaiah
shYer mas deceased and that the Orator Geo W NJ silver
mas been duly appointed as his Administrator nd pray
premises
AHp WHEBEAs 1t appears that said Defendants reside
out OF this STATE 50 that subpoena cannot be rived upon
them thereupOn In pursuance Of the statute In such case
MADE and provided, 1t Is hereby ordered that the said
Deshd ANTS appear before the Court of Chancery
W DC holuen al Montpelier in and for said County Of
Warrington on the second Tuesday Of September next
ana MAKE answer to the I'D bin Of complaint or the
WIN DC taken as confessed and the Orators are ordered
y cause THIS Order together with the substance Of aid
Dill OF complaint to be printed three weeks succpssiyely
IN the Green Mountain Freeman newspaper published
IN montpelier Aforesaid, the last Of which publications
uay oil September next
Dated AZ Montpelier n the County Of Washington,
this 18Th day Of July. 1865.
MELvlLLEE SMILE, Deputy Clerk.
HEAToN REED, Solicitors for Orators
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DR.. L.DIX'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE
aI EndIeOtt street, BOstou. Ma.

]
aI EndieOu street Boston, Mac
30 arranged that patients never see or eaob ON
cr. Recoect, the ONLY entrance to bic office ia "a.
~ having no connection with his residence, con 81
quently no family interruption, that on no accom-
can any person hesitate app lyin1 Ut his odiGe
DR. DIX
botdy as'gt and cannot be coniraGcted exoop by
Quacks, who will say or do anything, even perjuft
themselves to Impose upon paueutsl that he
THE ONLY REGULAR GRADUATE PHYSICIAN Ap
YERTlHlEd ~ BOSTON,
SIXTEEN YEARS
engaged in treatment OF Special Diseases afactsow
known TO many Citizens, Publ shers, Merchants HOrU
FfoPretois Co. that he 8 mueA reoomm ended atel
STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS
y avoid ana escape lmposition % Foreign rud Ma
I'VE Ruackba HHmu0Hy Ii Boston than other lf.t
ci'ias.
DIR l.. piX
proud Professor and respeciable Physician
many Of whom consult aim ih critical cases becau Il
OIL ll' acknoW lodged thIll and reputation. attain,
through 80 long experience pfagu.eand JJGer'atlon
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
not robbed andadd to our suffering. ia being DE.
oeYedqY Ibeying Doassimisrc presentations fals rom
sea and pretenHols OF
FOREIGN AND EAIIt QCACAg.
40 know tt't the nature and character OF sp,c.f
Diseases AND Ese 90 TO their cure Some eXLibiiorrtd
Diplomas OF Institutions or College. whieh neycr
lsted ~ any lal, OF the world others eAn,bit Dipio
mas of the Dead hos obtained lfuoWu moi JpIy
assuming and advertising In uamus VI those tue.ftad 4
The diplomas, bat 10 further tlar lmpuaitiou assu
names " other mOs celebrated Iitugl4u. Iona t.I
d. 4d Neither be deceived lj
QutCh SosIHtH "tstEs
dltiOus OF their mtdicines . ll. .f 4t anna
pose OF oOniradie Them us .hU ...ida 90 f.f.' T.
heig imposition. copy rom ".I.l' I.ocaa mu-n tl.t
o. bH',eh = lhe luaiHe W. el.D. g.. a.ierenl aeita
and p..a.t nscr-c all thc STA. Is t4.. P.l.
tracts, peoiucs, &c most OF shit. if not OIL rar b.
Mercury, becauee oil TIE ancient J.uet Dt l4 cura
80 lining pAt uVW Au'"h "a -ilI more tftH b
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miscellaneous.
81 Foreign Patents,
r. ii EDDY,

oOLiJI i On Of PsfIEytJIS
Late fgeniolu Patent once Washington no,.
the helofls37.l
Z" 'tHtestreet opposite KiIbyst.,Bo a,
fIhk an extensive practice Of upwards oftwarty
years consumes TO secure Patents Ia the United State
also IN Great Bain France and other foreign con M
CaVeas, specifications, Bonds, Assignments and nil Pa
pers, or Drawings for Patents executed on liberal tern
and with displch. Researches made into American ar
foreign works TO determine the validity or utltv of
tentsor lnvenons-and legal or other advice rendered
~ al matters touching the Copies Of The claims
% my patent furnished by RENTING one dollar Asian
ments recorded AZ Washington.
The agency not only the larges tin Now England bu
through i inventors have advantages for SECURING pa
tents OF lscerlanag the paieuability Of INVENTIONS
surpassed by, II not immeasurabJ superior 10 Anv
which ran he offered to them elsewhere fhe
ais below given Prove that Is more successful M
Patent office than The subscriber and as success he he
bcst proof OF advan ages and ability he would add that
he has abundant reason 10 believe and can prove thai
other ONCE Of the kind the charges for
services so moderate The immense practice of the suh
scrber during twenty past has enabled him 10 ac
onmulate 4ast collection Of specifications and official
decisions relative 10 patents.
These, besides his extensive library Of legaland me
ohanca works, and full accounts OF patents granted
the United states and Europe render him able he, ond
question: TO offer superior facilities obtaining
Allnecessiy Of journey TO Washington to procurea
patent the usual great delay there re ere in
ventors.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-15

FRUIT Trees Never prop up tree loaded
with fruit. 10 prevent the branches from break
my down. Amy branch or tree which requires
pvopping has more fruit than it ought to carry,
either for the good Of the tree or the good OF the
fruit. The first thing to do is to remove the
smaller, poor o. knotty specimens Ii this Is
done before growth has ceased, and sometimes
alter ripenlng has commenced, the improvement
OF the remaining portion will more than com
pensate Tor the reduction in number In those
regions where the peach be IT only occasionally.
the owners often attempt to get all thoy can, by
allowing an over abundant crop to remain
They will getas many bushels by removing one
half or two thirds, aud obtain an immense SUI
perlority in flavor Many cultivators have OBJ
served that the last rpening peaches on a tree
are incomparably better than the frst-lnctey
because they are not crowded How much
better they would be by removing the crowding
portion before ripening II you wish to have
good, healthy, uniformly growing trees, not
destroyed by premature age, do not let them
oyerbear.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-15
What is Wealth :

Wealth Is something more tbs gold
More than luxury and ease
Treasures never to be told
May be found apart from these
Men who great possessions own
May be needy none the less;
They are rich, and they alone,
Who have store Of nobenss'
Palaces are dreary domes
Fair denss mes, but de serts wild
II there be no happy homes,
Gentle thoughts aud manners mild.
Trust me, though his LOT Ne small,
And lie make but vi ght prelense,
He who lives al p ace with all
Dweils In true magnhcence
II you'd prove Of noble birth,
beware Of judgments rash
scorn 70 measure human worth
BY the sofdid rule Of cash.
Gold and silver may depart,
Proudesi dynastes may fall
he who has the truesl heart
Is ths richest Of us all.
--HaVsrs Weekiv
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-15

CHARLES MASON
Cummlss lone of Patents.
have no hesitation IN assuring Inventors that tbe
cannot employ person more competent an Trustworthy
and more capable OF putting their applications in form
- securefor them an euy and favorable cons Iteration
the Patent umce' EDMUND BURKE,
late Commise iOner of Patents
" NJ H. IT, Eddy has made for thiueen applications
on all but one Of which patents had been granted and
tha Is now pending Such unmistakabe proof Of great
talent aud abiyon his part leads me to recommend ain
IN entom to apply To him secure theit atents A.
they may be 'ue OF having the faithful attention be
sto"ed onth cases, and At very reasonable charges
JOHN FAGGART.
Duthg eighl months, the subscriber In course Of his
large practice made, on twice rejected applications sin
.ee appea every one NJ which was decided In his favor
by the commissioner Of patents r. A. FDDY
Boston, Dee. 10, 1863 H.,
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pheasant 70 The palate cause no pain act PROXIMITY.
never require norease Of dose, do no, exhaust and
!et eaery persons females and children, are just The
thing Two taken at light move the howell once the
m'rlng warranted IA all cares " Plies and Falling Of
me htelum We promise cure fer all symptoms Of Drs
Splitting Of Food, Palphations also, Headaebs nI,,I
ness ram 10 the Bacs and Ions Yelowness OF the shin
shd Eye. SICK Headache, Coated Tongue Bllousness
nlfet tomr,aint io's o. Appetite, Debility Monthly
Pains and ~ Irregularities, Neuralgia Fantness ~
travellers hnd the L"tnges just What they reed as they
are 20 compact ard nodcrous that hly mAy be carried in
the lee' puoke ffee 90 cents per boa small boxes 30
cents. For sale BY J. 5. HARRIsON a 90 Proprietots
No. lttmout Temple Boston. wa be mailed ~ sny
address on enclofing 60 cents yAs97vi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-15
1865.

FARMERS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. recollec,
that hundreds Of dollars worth OF Grain Provisions &c
are annually destroyed By Rats, Nice Ants and other
lneects and vermin-al u which be prevented by
few dollars worth Of C0srAR's" Rat Roach Ant sc .
Exterminator, bought aud used freely
RJ- See " CosrAR's " advertisement in this paper
tr Soil In Montpelier VT
tr BY Wo0D, BixBY & Co., and y 'BHovS
ana all Druggists AID Dealers. 2m5
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ISG5.

"CosTAR's" RAT EXTERAINAroR is simple, safe
and rethe most perfect kAT-hcauon meeting We have
ever attended Every Rat that get IT, properly pre-
pared according to directions will IT, and every one
that eats it vii die generally AT place distant as
Mich. Mirror
9y- Sec "tosrtR's advertisement IN this paper
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1866

RATS versus BIRDS Whoever engsges in shooting
small birds Is cruel man whoever aids In cHsrmnA-
ting rats il abenecor We should like some of our cor.
dependents to give the benefit Of their experience M
driving out these pests We need something besides dogs
elss, and traps Tor this busnes. scientific American
n vi
W See GosrAUs" advertisement in this paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-15
1865.

HoUsEKEEPERS troubled with Yermin need he 50 nc
longer, II they " CosrAR's" E1tcrminator Wehays
used IL TO satisfaction and box cost we would
have It, We have tried poOns, but they effected noL
ing but Cosar's article knocks The breath out oil
Rats, Mice Reaches, Ant and Bed Bugs quicker than We
can write H. IL s in great demand all over the country
II Medina, OHIO Gszette
" see CosraH'. 80 advertisement IN tbs paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-15
Me0itules.

G60D will be forfeited by DR., l.. Dix If falling to
p0OI Gu re in ess time than any other physician,
more eiecta any and perme latly with ltss strain
with safe ana plea6ant medicines.
BELF.ABUSEAND SOLITARY HABITS
Their fleet and consequences
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS.
Incdentto Married and Sin gle Ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS
Mercurial Affections ErupuioDs and all Diseases OF e
SKIN Ulcers OF the Nose, Throat and Body Pimpls
on the lace Sweilings OF the Joints Neryousnis
Constitutional and other Wen knessesn Outh and tle
more advanced, Of all ages Of
BOTH GES SINGLE OR MARRIED
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IS6J.

A VOICE FROM THE FAR wEsT.-speakiug Of
" CosTAR's Rat Roach, Ant &c, Extern ator" more
grain snd provisions destroyed annually in Grant
Comfy by yermn than would pay for Of this Rat
and Insect Killer - Lancaster, wis. Herald
VT See " Coaran's advertisement IN this paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-15
1865.

INCREASE OF RATS-The farmers Gazette eng
sh asserts and proves by figures that pair OF rats
viii have progeny and descendants less than 65 $50
in three yeafa. Now, unless this immense family can be
kept down, they would consume more food Than wold
sustain 65 900 human beings
g~I- See " Co'r.R'a' advertisement 10 this paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-15

TANNC BEES. When bees are full of hone,
they will not sting, and are as harmless az kit
tens They will fill themselves with honey when
frightened. Smoke Or rotton wood, tobacco
cotton rags, or dry corn cobs, will Tighten them.
These articles should burn readily, slow y and
without blazing. The very best material to use
il rotton wood it should not be to dozy, as il
Will burn to fast and be likely to blaze. Wood
Is very convenient, and evidently not expensive.
With the mouth fret direct little smoke to
the entrance of the hives and then into the Stats.
or holes of the honey board, and directly upon
the bees. DO not be afraid Of iniuring the bees
you Jannotharm them with reasonable amount
OF smoke. Now, remove the honey.board aud
blow enough smoke upon tue bees to keep them
below the tops Of the frames. Keep them be.
low until they are full Of honey. In from five
to fifteen minutes the most Of The bees will be
goIged they will look us plump as aldermen.
When in this condition the frames Of comb may
be taken cut, examined, and returned. Follow
these directions and you will find no trouble in
tanning ana handling any hive Of BEES. Try H..
M. M. BALDRIDGR, ST. Charles, Co.. m
Moore's Rural Men Yorker.
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ID r.. u r. a N NJ
PRACTICAL YSICIAN.
Who has made many wonderful and instantaneon,
cures in Boston, New York, Hartford, Spring.
held and more recently In New Hampshire
and Vermont, has returned and taken
Rooms No. 1853, Court Street, Boston
DR., URANUS treatment is such that by


affected in one or two treatments and many are en-
urely cured BY one, as the following will testify
sMsBURr, May 10Th, 1863.
Editors Hartford CcuraH Permit me through the col
umns Of your valuable paper relate an incident wi ch
u like many others has created nsderAble furore of
excitement. Ny wife has been invalid for the past five
years. and unable TO do any work and exceedingly ner
yous Ny little boy haS also been confined to his bed and
room for more than year by paralysis his arms and
limbs, SO that he could not feed himself or put on his
clothes, or even have his finger pals cut read the nd
Nertsement OF DR. Urann in paper and was Induced
TO NY him, which trial has poyei perfectly satisfactory
The Dr. came Out TO my house two weeks ago to-dly and
in the short space hour he had my wife and boy
both up and dressed md able to use their hards and
limbs apparently as well a. Ny wife now as we'll
as she Las been in the past eight years. and my little boy
- brisk Is cket, aud able Ia use his feet as we'll
as any hoy Of his age All that Seems to be wanting is
Lille more hesh on his wihered hands ard he's all fght
should any one doub the tuhfultesa of his they can
see the boy whos now stopping al the St John Hotel in
your city, ami able to speak Tor himself While in our
Town he a. aied some fifteen cases. and many were cured
beside the above named, and all or less ben.
odttd. rrulv yours
MOSES Il ST. JOHN.
TODD Rooms and Board provided for nvads who may
des re, by giving timely notice.
Circulars containing letters Of wonderful and rand
cures Of persons considered past cure Will he seat by e
ceipt OF return stamp. po6
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bJ- Sold b. all Dr. aggiss and Retailers everywhere.
tJ- BEWARE I! of all worthless limitations
Dy- see that CosrAR's" name is on each Box Bottle
and FLASK, before you buy.
HENRY II. CosTAR,
VI PRINCIPAL DEPoT 4s2 BROADWAY, NEw YoE.
w Sold by WOOD. BIxBY Co,
and all Druggists and Dealers In Montpelier, w.
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BOURBON WHIsKEY

Recommended .oW -a-aal .y siuatt every lhrstoiaH
nany ltents ihat yi- my rooms toth male ANA female
u they cough, tle5 take LITTLE whisky II they ieel
NeaA e,ule they take ltue whskeyi IL they can.
n-t steh they tabe i,ic Wul,kcl and they 20 on
ed up,ard inn fne .hcy aye getting nsshy he stomach
uttl anu alBcuNe powers ate completely destroyed,
ana ote their app ute for food No one wat ever cured
A constipation bl this process, where cavities have
b5en otm IN the lbnEa little stimuant il FREQUENT.
N beneficial 20 consumptive., such as pure brandy or
soou wines 10 many case, London porter or brown
t1uln moderate Qugntl,s but bourbon wheky hasttne
at, instead OF curing consumption.
Seaweed Tonic produ g. lasting results thoTo ugh
DE- lhNfo'aing ne Homach ana digestive system, aud
e1abhng II TO eliminate and make into healthy blood
tine l9od which may be used Tor hat purpose Il Ia 30
wonderful IN u fleet That wine glass iul will gess
hearty meal ana litiect It taken before hreakiast
of d0ns.
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TESTlMONIAIs

TESTIMONIALS.
lfegard Nj Eddy rs one of the most rapnbIe and
uocessiu practitioners, with whom have had eficial
Intercourse y"
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THE MANDRAKE PILLS

may beukan wiih ortfesaigy By 100 ages and eondtios
odueng ol the good tesu lha can be obtained from
caome 90 any % the mcJcual medicines, and without
ANY OF Their huttlal or luxurious results They carry
1ui OF me system Tie nculOnt and worn. ons matters
zoos ned and dt Owed iy my Selweed Tonic and Pull
monte Syrup. twill be se,n that ali three of nv med
Dimes ate needed IN most ease to cure consumption.
AGENTS.
BOsION-Georeu G.. Goodwin 4 20.
NEW NOKk -Demas Basrrs & Go.
FAlTlN0RG-Ss \. lance
pllfFBuBGu-nr. George II keyser
ClNCiNNArf-F. ~ ne & Co nnd John D. Park.
CnlNAGp--Ln q & smith. and ". Scoyil.
81. LiHl..- olIius Atus
SAN FRANCIsCO-iostttt liter, smith & Dean.
Also sold BY all druggists and dealers. Btyl
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Pamphlets containing certificate II cures end reeor
mtndltions from some ~ the most eminent Physicians
lergymen, and others, Will be sent FREE b. any ad.
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Late hgsniolU $ Patent ONCE Washington nm.
the he lofts37l
10 state street opposite Kiibyst..ao
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Is specific Tor a'l diseases or gnstuf an RAn STATE
Or IuG BLOOD, CT accompanied by debility o. los
State % me System