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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18
Railroads., ST.
Y orlHbnt CeNSr9s and Sulli-
van Railroads.
III $780,. ~Sks-sxaS
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing March 3th, 1895
TRAINS Going south ana East.

trains Going south anS East.
Lravr Montpelier 4 40 IAN, $40 ,. sand 10 0or "
Al All THAis leaves St Adams at 6I5 IN, connect
III Ing at White River Junet on ard Bellows Falls
with trains for Boston, Worcester Springfield and New
York ,arrivnI at Nsw York at 10 I5r.n
DAr EIrbtss ThatNleaVOs Montreal at 500 AN. St
Johns NJ . 50 ~, Troy aud New York.
NlsHr EtrHtt, TRAIN lsGvtr OFdenFtutt at ll.30 a.
n, Montreal at 3.l5 ~, Rouse's Point at 54ir ST.
lohas al A40rH, arriving At Boston at ~ A. w. connect
Ing al Bellows Falls with Cheshe Dad lof Hu,tin and
Worcester and with Vermont Valley K. Il fot SpIing
held, &c, mdarivint In New fork - 1850 IN
Trains Going North nnd Wet
Lave Montpe iierai ~ AN. 10 20 4. a., ava h rs ?
n
p.r EpEEt fKttS leaves Burlirycu Al 4ll ~,
for NJ ut l.
hAit rt,iN leaves Boston At 730 I, -, via Lnwell,
Lawtsnee, ~ fnohbute Sphafdsld M go A., Gr
Bur.ia.to aud ST. Aibau.,
fcct AAooArlns fAiN leaves Notihhedt ptkas
and Burlington II 10 ~, tcr Rouse Point
N,aTr EIrHsss fEAis leaves Hclipws Pals TIA % :.
y. teoe wins passenger from Vermont Vnlsy a. r.,
eaviue Nes YORK. al l2lbr ~. aud from Cheshre
Z R., leaving Bts'oas 70 ,. n. connecting White
RVef junction wilhtatn eNyinp B,ttoh 80 % ?. NJ,
for Burlington, Rousu's Point, Montreal and uedans
huTgh The Mail Trains connect with PAssumpsc Road.
Sleeping ears arc attached To- both the ntghttxnr,- .
tstns running between ~. Aba1,snd Bottoh and O..
Alhrns aud ntinghe d.
RI ugh rieSetsnf 9hieagr aadtae vert fof,bls Of
III }tnciP' sa.i.'s
81 MERRILL srt
81. 4 ~, d, March IS. lsfs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18

STATE OF VERMONT, 4 10 Probate Cowt, held At
RANDOLPH DIsrRICr, 50. Rando ph, 10 said district
en- the Esd day Of March, A. d. 1903
OREE GBlsWOLD Executor OF the last will and tesla
IL ment Of Bella Dufkss late u ksndophn said District,
deee.sed presents his Naturalization account fer sIam-
nation and allowance, and APPLICATION for decree
Of dhribution and partition of The estate Of said do
ceased.
Whsreupon ,hls ordered byssid Court that said se-
eou an he fcfeDed session OfsAd
Counto be held At the West HaneoPh House 10 said
Randolph. the 2Hh day Of April A. ID. 1858, for hear
ing an deels on thereon;
And 1t IL further otdered, thatnotice hereof he
gventoalI by publication the same
three weekEsucceuively IN tho Green Mountain Free
man, newspaper published al Montpelier, previous Ic
said time ppointed for hearing that they may appeal
at said time aud place, and show cause II any thsJ
may nave why said account should not be allowed aud
sue h decree made. BY the Cont.
rt4w3 Attest j. 4, CLEAV EbAND, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18
purtrp,
Written for The Vermont Record.
Supplicamus.
III JULIA c. r. DesE

III JULIA C R. DSsE
g, laggard Sun make haste to wake
From her long trance the slumbering earth
Make haste this icy spell to break,
That she may give new glories birth
0, April rain so soft, 80 warm,
Bounteoas in blessing, rich in gifts,
D,op tenderly upon her form,
And battle the forehead she uplilts,
o, springiug grass make haste to run
With swift feet 0 'er the meadows bare
Der hill and dale, through forests dun,
And where the wandering brookets are
D, sweet, wild flowers! the darksoms mould
Hasten with subtle strength to rift
Serene in beauty, meek yet bold,
Your fair brows to the sunlight lift
o, haste ye all for far away
10 lonely beds our heroes sleep,
Der which no wife may ever pray,
Nor child nor mother ever weep.
No quantity carved memorial stone,
May tell us that their ashes lie
Where southern pines make solemn moan,
y And wailing winds give sad reply.
But deep in dreary, lonesome shades,
On many barren, sandy plain,
By rocky pass, in tangled glades,
And by the rolling, restless main;
BY rushing stream, by silent lake,
Uncofined in their lowly graves,
Until the earth 8 last morn shall break,
Must sleep our unforgotten braves
= 0, sun Q, rain o, gentle dew!
o, fresh young grass, and opening nowers
With yearning hearts we leave to you
The holy task that should BIO ours
Light up the darkling forests gloom
Cover the bare unsghtly clay
With tenderest verdure, with the bloom,
The beauty and perfume Of May;
0, sweet blue violets softly creep
Beside the slumbefing warriors bed;
o. roses let your red hearts leap
For Joy DER il your sweets to shed
O, humble moses such ss make
New Engands woods and pastures fair,
q Over each mound, for Loves sweet sake,
= Spread your soft folds with tender care
Dear Nature, TO your loving breast
Clasp our dead heroes 10 your arms
Sweet be their sleep, serene their rest,
Unmoved by Battles loud alarms
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18
Cheese Factories.

A correspondent OF the Vermont Record,
gives the following particulars OF the operations
Of tho cheese factory, at West Pawlet, for the
past year
The business which is conducted by Stock
Company, was commenced in March 1864, but
did not get fairly under way TIL about May |.
The entire cost OF fixtures exclusive OF the build
ing which WAS rented for 800 per annum was
III ,225 The factory employs three hands,
one man aud two women, and manufactures
milk from $50 cows In the best Of the season
made nine cheeses per day each weighing 100
lbs, when cured. Milk delivered morning and
evening in tin cans on spring wagons. Cheese
sold at from % to rs cents per h., through the
season, at least cents per h., above the best
private diaries IL took 10 lbs Of milk to make
ID. cur cheese Whole cost of cheese per
h., boxed and delivered at the depot, two cents,
and one mill Average gross earnings per COW
from 800 to 800 The quality Of cheese was
firm, solid, mild. Patrons well pleased and
business enlarging For generating steam uses
a four horse upright tubular boiler. Uses Coop
or watts and Gray'seerew press. Used no ice,
but instead has ooplOus flow Of cold water
conveyed in pipes from spring not far distant.
Some lac cries use ice to cool the milk in the
vats, but sufficiently cold water is preferable
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18

A CRow Srour, - One day last week, says a
correspondent, Joseph Reynolds, in the employ
Of John s. Emery, Of Wallingford, observed
several crows on land belonging to Mr.. Emery
Going towards them, all took their flight except
two, which were engaged in fight. SO intent
were they on their quarrel, that Reynolds went
up to them and caught them by their tails, took
them to a sugar house, sot them down, and in.
ptead OF attempting to escape, they commenced
their eight again. From there they were taken
to Mr.. Emcrys barn and deposited on the foot
they at once picked themselves up, and went IN
for the third round Finally they were dir
patched by Reynolds, who proposes to make
scarecrows Of them.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held at
RIrsoLrr DsrRICr, IS. Brookneld win and for
sad District, on the 18th day VI March, A. y. 1868
Instrument pufporung to bothe last VIII and Tss
n lament Of Elijah Halves, late OF Brookheld, in SAID
District, deceased being presented tothe Courtby Iu
Illus D. Lyman, the e1ttuor therein named, for fobate;
It's ordered bysaid Court that persons concerned
herein be nO,hed sppesTAt session efsaid to
be holden at the Probate OGice, in Bfookhed, on
the 18Th day Of April AID 1865 and show cause, II any
they may agninsthe Probate OfsadWil foTWhicb
purpose IL 10 further ordered that = copy Of the
record Of this order bo published three weeks success
siyoy in The Green Mountain Freeman, printed Al Mont
pslier previous to said time appointed for hearing.
true copy OF record.
,14v3 Attest X CLEAVELAND INDIE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18

THE Subscriber, having heen appointed by the Hon
L OrAbls Probate CouTllor The District Of Randolph,
commissioners receive examine. and adjuItall claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate Of Polly
Wakefield, late of Randolph IN SAID district deceased rep
resented ns0lvent and the term Of st months heEd
OF March 1860 being aOwedby said Coun the cred
tors Of said deceased to oIhitand prove there'peo-
tive claims bsfore usi Give notice that will attend 10
the duties Of appointment OF tho dwelling houIe Of
JAmss NJ. Warnsf In srGnlres IN said district, on the
6t Mondays u June and September next Ten O'clock,
10 the forenoon, W eaehuf said dAys.
JOHN WAITE, lc..,
F.F. CHAPLIN, N0""" -
Brainttas Nsr,h N A u 1874 tltw
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18
LUNG COMPLAINTS.


thfnVlLt D, Mtr April ., l'.4.
Mcrrs SErH ". FowlE 6 C1
Gentlemen --@tting numerous tertiuU aies Iu The
Name Farmer. eutUfIug Vie merits Ol that great
Lung Remedy. WI TAhS bALSAM uF WILD
KERRY / am induced, and take crest pleasure DO
giving publicity to the great curs 10 accomplished iu
my fsmily Ny sap, Henry A Archer. now los'mat.
ter AZ Fairfield. Soweuc County, Nc. WAS attacked
With pttng OF blood, cough weakness Of lungs and
genera debility much 10 that our ihmiy raysica u
declared him t. have 4" -ea'cl consump.ion.f u-
was under mrdIcHl treatment fo.u number ot months
but received no heuthi from u A. length ! wa iu
duced TO purchase one bottle OF NISIARS BALSAM
which benefited HIM 10 much obtained another.
which IN short time restored him TO hs Usual health
think eau safely recommend this remedy 10 Others
In like condition, Tor Dc b.. think, 900 u puIYorts "a
be-ThE GRtAr FLUNG REMEDY FOR IhEIlMEs
The above statement, gentlemen BE- my voluntary
offering 10 you la faYcr ui ylu Baam, aud is ~ you'
disposal A. ever ours, ANDREW ARCHER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18
STATE OF VERMONT.
a PRoCLAM A-TIoN.

w HEREAs, the Vermont Bank, banking corporation
w duly Incorporated by the legislature o. the state Of
Vermont located and doing business Al Montpelier, In the
County Of Washington, have made application 10 me re-
duosting me 10 isue proclamation sesiybaug day
Tor the termination VI the existence Of sad corporation
A. whereas il has been made 10 appear TO that two
thirds OF the legs, OF the Of said eorpo
ration we're gwen In favor o. sad application, Now,
therefore, John Gresory Smith Governor OF the State OF
Vermont, In conformity N said application and The
provisions Of econs eighty six AMI eighty chap
ter eighty nine OF the General Statutes Of Vermont, de-
hereby issue proclamation and declare that on the
hteeuth day Of September, A. D. ls6, the said corpora
ton ofth- Vermont Bank shan cease to epist fuJ and
with the effect If It's charter expired by The limit
ton therein OF this ihs creditors q .aid Vermont Bank
and all Others eerned will take notice and goyera The
selves accordingly
In witness whereof have heteunto 'ign.d my
name, and cause The seal Of the state 10 be here
unto aifxrd, at st. Adams this stday of March
l. in the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and Sky Ave, and Of the independence Of
thu United states the eghiy-ninh.
| J. GREGORY SMITH.
| BY the Governor, .II '.#
suUEL WILLIAMS, see'y q Civil Military Arlirs.
rkhmAr25septi5
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18

A Btls Story One day las, week, as Mr.
Truman LeRay, of Searsbure, had just eomplet
ed the tapping OF a maple, and was about koay.
ing il, his attention WAS attracted to hollow
at the roots, by some hair adhcring to the sides
Of the entrance. lle proceeded, therefore, to
make an examination, to discover, If possible,
the cause. Thrustine his hand into the hollow
It's progress was arrested by immediate contact
with an inoarcerated Brun Procuring help,
he found he had trapped an old bear aud her
two young, The old one was dispatched by bull
lets and blows, and the cubs taken alive
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18
Ale0ines.

G6OA will be forfeited by Dr. L. Dix It failing to
tDCUUcure ia loss time than any other physieiAn,
more eHtetuAlly sid pefmeuauy, WIN less tuhlh
from oosupatO on Or tear OF exposure 10 al weather
with safe ana pleasant medicines.
BELF-ABUsE AND SOLITARY HABITS
Their feet land consequences
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND sIlUAlloNs,
Incldentto Married and Single Ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE Dls0RDERB
Neroural Affections ktupuons and Az Diseases OF the
skin Ulcers OF the N0se, Throat ana BODY Pimpet
on The lace Swelings OF the Joints Nervousness
constitutional and other Weaknes3esin 0uth, and The
more advanced, Of all ages, OF
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18
fsQaI Notifies.


STATE or VERMONT In Probate Court, held at
WIsnsoros DisrAcr, IS. Montpelier, within and for
"a i'd District, on the 4th day OF Aprl, A. y. 1865
4 instrument, purporinF to bethe last VIII and Tes-
"A lament Of mrs sally Michel, late Of Cabot IN said
District licensed being presented to the Count by Gar os
bancroft, the executor therein named, for Pfobate
ItsOdefed by SAID Court, that all persons concerned
therein be notified 10 appear at session OF said Court TO
he holden at the frobae Once IN Montpelier on The I'd
day o. May A. D. 1868 and sbOw cause, II any they may
have against the Probate OfsaldW for which purpose
its uflhef ordered that copy othe record oftHs order
be- published three week successyey IN The Green Noun
ain Freeman printed at Montpelier previous 10 aid time
appointed Tor bearlnI.
true copy Of record,
yI5w3 Attesi-N A. CHASE. Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18

BAKED BEASs-Few people know the luxury
Of baked beans, simply because few cooks prop
ery prepare them. Beans, generally are not
cooked half long enough This is our method /:
/" Two quarts Of middliug rized white beans two
pounds Of salt pork, and one spoonful Of molas.
SEES Pick the beans over carefully, wash, and
add gallon Of boiling hot soft water let them
soak 10 it over night, in the morning put them
in fresh water and boil gently Til the skin is
very tender and about to break, adding teas
poouful OF salaratus. TaSe them up dry and
put them in your dish, ,tir IN tho mole'ces,
cash the pork and put 1t down in the dish 80 as
to have tho beans cover all but The upper sur
face turn IN boiling water TIL the top is Just
covered bake with steady FIRE four OF five
hours. Watch hem, and add more water from
time to time as it dries away
The foregoing is first rate receipt ThosC
who don like the idea Of the molasses may omi
it, though it adds the perfection Of the dish. =
Germantown Telegraph
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18

OIL STaucK.-The tide OF travel TO the oil re-
gions Of Pennsylvania is swelling all the time.
The car. going 10 that direction are crowded TO
their uimos, cspscily, and at Titusvlle the hO,sl
accommodations although largely inereaisd recent.
ly, are still inadequate.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18
NO1iCe.

WHERE AL by an act OF tho legislature Of IN State Of
w Vermont, raised Nov. 10, A, D.. ls63 there was
assessed tax of five hundred ts0)) tho dollar
on the list Of the township Ferdinand in Essex County
FOR the purpose making and repairing roads aud build
NJ bridges In said town, and by sad act The under
signed were opp ointed Committee supeTnlend The
expenditure or said This IL TO notify the land
era IN said Of Ferdinand that this Committee will be
prepared to receive The labor or money said tax on
the hrN Tuesday Of June next, Al or place said
Ferdinand, known rs the NulheEan Cross ing.
b. H. BEATTlE,
fNO5 WOODLAND, Com
~ l.. WOODBURY..
MAfdstans March Qgth. 1865 TI5w1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18
Gonte Business, Mf
THE
MONTPELIER National Bank

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OBFsA oF COMPTROLLER r THR CURRENCY
Washington, Asrel 81, lsbJ
WAtrtas by satisfactory evidence presented to the IN
dersignsd II has been M Ia 10 appear that
IHE MONTPELIER NATIONAL BANK ~
In the village NJ Montpelier in the county " Washington
and StAe u Vermont, ma, been duly organised undef
and according he requirements o. the Act Of Congress
entitled An act tn provide National Currency secured
By pledge OF ntoi states bonds and to provide for the
circu alton and redemption thereof approved June D.
1864 and has complied with a the prsY'iors Of sala hg
required 10 be complied with before mmeneing the bust
ness Of banking under said Act;
Nov, therefore l. HEaH NcUULLooH, Comptroller o.
th- Currency, do hereby cerply that " IhE MONTH";
LIEE NATIONAL BANK 10 the village Of HontPe-
isr, in he county Washington and state OF vermont
Is Authorised to commence the busine" OF Banking
under the Act aforesaid
IA Testimony whereof witness my hand and seal OF
Clhoe this third day Of March, 1855
HUGH AoCULL0CH,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18

TN MISUNDERSTANDING been Bppolntedby theHonsabe
Probate Court fottho District OF Washington Con-
receive e1amineand claims and
demands Of all persons agnin6t the estate OF SCION
Lawrence late OF NddleseG in said District, deceased,
represented Insolyent, and the term OF six months
from the 20lh day Of March, 1906 being allowed By
said Court to the creditors Of said deceased exhibit
snd rove their respective enimsbefoTe give notice
bat We Will attend 90 the duties Of ourappoinlmem at
the dwelling house II Scion Lawrence deceased In Mid
deser IN said district the 7h day Of June and 7th
day Of September next O'Clock in the afternoon,
on each Of said days.
PUTNAM ", DAILY, c.,,.,,,
HOSEA MlN0rT, iNO"' -
dptl Ist. A. D. 1865. Tl5W8
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18

ne VIII h' i'int .H.ie every SATURDAY pfole'IohaIy
to examine iuu 70 with me ReWtomeief Tor which his
Zee is three diam NJ aoYi'e zee.
In Ne" loIA' 4. No. . Bona street 'rey luerdAy
ifon u. 20 p H'
~ me marlboro ho'ei hoNon January - ana ~
PebfuaY lSHod 10 march hanl ~ Ap1 u aud ~
Nay 81 and i' June "A aad lo' Jul, u and ~
Ihe time FOR my esfs .a hl..more and Ptibnrgh
wal eefeen IN daily papers q those cities
rurtusroR, on on. scIrycg.s o,yyc.sr
now ms Wa CrRrp o. CONSUMPTION
Napyye,rs age whilst rs,,J.u,ip p,Jads,ubia / had
ufoge..,d sraau.lg into the las. ..s Of pB4mopar,
! cop.groton Al. hone. of ny r..,ye,y b.n, ai.sira
vst,sl ia. adysetbg mv pi,y.f..,p ID, parrish 10
remove into lib. er.rtrv uoor..,ogp. New J.-,ey.
b...- ,,, ,.i.,.. ,I,c, ,.., ..-.....t r.t.. A.,
father and b.tspii, t,tl.yst di,A tt.,e-o,t
died If Pulmonary con,umu.iou obi, arriyslfv VA,
mt to he'd ,,b,,. li,r ~, vel, in ,,b., "a,
dad d, t,.sI... r,r4.,,. A. -. -. -,
ts,, nv rs,.i,i., i.d i,,,
i,b.l,.r iIi,,., ,.,,ti,,...,. ~. ,I.a,.,t, INV
case t,. r,.eh, ,,,eire ard decided
lth,t1 mB.t IN. and g,,. I'm, ~ .ttap,. INV
iemp5r.l ,r,..s. H. th..atra-sp.. e.. condition
heard Of the remedies which Now m,keaut sell. II
eep,sd f., me that eeud feel them working thsir way
and penetrating every nerve. fibre, and issue OF my
sv,.em.
My lungs and liser onaues ao.,on, and he NOR.
BID m,,ier ii..i b,d r--uru.atsl and irrt.
teftIe lT-srt n=.sns .,hs n5ir. eliminated. the
liussfe, Oh n- lprg.r..c.eisai eAptc,oraei from
N, lopys 70 rnos d., rint OF ysi,ov offensive matter
e,ery morning A, this etreee7stin OF natter sub.id
ID the lever sb,ird ,hsr,n len . Ia, cough ceased
To- b,rr.u and The tght sre,ts were no
longer known. And hsd r.fesh o.. ,lcep. 10 which
had ituy been tfpnysr SIS appetite nov tssan 10
return, and attnel aadJtdasgr To- refrain myself
from eating too muct VITA thf. return or health,
g'lnei in ,rcna.hisnl now am .hy. Ian now
healthy nan WITH .a.ss healed ciratrr in the middle
lobe o. the lur T. andt the owc- lobe hspsttsd with
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18
THE sEA.WEED TONIC

IL q sumnan and none other is required when Il is
used II so ure aud pleasant no Effects like when
using bourbon Wink which disorders the stomach,
torors the liver locks ny p the secre.ons turns tho
blood into water dropV seti 10, aud The pausnt dies
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18

When Jea Davis was urging his Mlsslssip-
plans to " Into secession 10 1861, he sand in a
speech at Vicksburg, L" The Yankees know too
well the difference between ninetynpe cents
and dollar to ever 20 to war" What does
JEFF say now Does he think the Yankees know
too well the difference between ninety nine cents
snd dollar ever 10 give up, when once 10
war, ill they have gained their end' That's
| what's the matter"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18
nm PULMONIC SYRuP

ia one OF me most valuable medicines known. Il is
nutrient powerfully tonic and be ling 20 Itself. IL con
tsns 10 opium ye llcaens he phcgio no the bronchial
tubes, and Laufe throws Oh with lutte ttetion one
bottle frequently cursi au uflinaY ,old but IL will be
vel frit o. taks dose NJ ttbtntks N8hdu h l1s to
CLEANSE the Nomacn. The pulmvnio syrup readily
dgesed and absorbed into blood, 90 wheat impari,
lis healing IrUperus II Is enc the pfeiatas ons OF
iron In use , Il b p1wsttl folio OF iseiti snd
when the Sea.Nesd Tome dtfoNts the mneus IN ihe
slomaeh and Is carried hy me aid OF tie Mandrake
rls healthy now ct gastric juice good appetite and
a enoI aigrgttnn fellow
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18
BOURBON WHISKEY

l. recon merdst row-a lays By slmo.t every ply
Many pstputs ths Nltt my OH male ana female,
are snpen,d with THIS u5iron. The fvli IL Temporary.
II they cough, they uk' hta whisky II they iel
weak and Feeble they take little vAisktyi n they can
rrt sItp, they take little whsktN md they go on
mthis way requiring m ~ AMI mo untlit at boat
cd up and Imagine they are getting athy. Tue stomach,
liver aud digestive powers ere completely EirtItd,
and nic their app lite for ioUd No one WIS ever cured
vi cousupmtiun by THIS process, where cavities have
been 0rn Ia the lunga little stimulsu BE- frequent.
" beneficial 70 eonsump'ive, such as pure hfansy 90
good wncs, IN mgny ca.et london porter cr brown
hin moderate quantuN bourbon whsky hatons
on, IN tcad of curing consumption.
The ssawecd Tonic produ t,astlnc results q orcuFh
ly lntgo aunR the omaeh aud digestive system, aud
enabling II 90 eliminate iaud mlkcluO healthy bleed
the food which may be- usei tor 'hn purpose II isso
wonderful m lts elect that wine gllts iu will igesi
hearty meal and luuctt taken before breakfast
Of doing.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18

wnKs TO FATrBs BEEF CHEAPisr.-A far
mer OF large experience tells US he fats his beef
in summer, and only calculates to hsve them
hold their own, and be ready for sale when the
market sults him and he calculates that four
quarts Of meal, with good pasturage in summer
and ecrly autumn, will make as much beef as
eight quarts Of new corn.meal, with the best OF
hay, in cold weather a8t
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18
Notice.

NOTICE hereby given that it Is the purpose OF the
~ Franklin Co inty Bank to terminate It's existence
the t day OF June 1865 In Of the provisions
o. the passed at the last sesIon of the Legislature
aad all bills notes o. said Bank not presented to said
Bank for payment befare the oTst day OF June A. D.
1866, will not be redeemed or paid By said Bank
BY order Of the Directors.
NV. BEARDsLEY, Cashier.
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