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lodged behind an arrangement Of bolts aud
bars which will defy all efforts at escape. In
due season they will receive the punishment
which their rsscality merits; and then, while
we shall admire their perseverance and skill
We shall breathe all the freer from knowledge OF
the fact that they are no longer engaged in their
predatory work
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superhuou5 Cheers-The August Convention
was regaled with despatch from Colorado
announcing the carrying OF that Territory by
the conservatives by handsome majority, and
the cheers with which they greeted the an
nouncement proves that the smallest favors
were thankfully received. Later advices, how
ever, show that the applause was superhuous,
and that Colorado has given decision adverse
TO those who were lauding her to the skies. The
old Iroyerb is apt, which tells us not to cheer
until we have got out of the woods.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
E~1gJo NATIONAL UNION CONVENTIONS
ELECTION FOR DELEGATES.
HEADQUARTERS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, |
August 81, 1866,

HEADQUARTERS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
August 81, 1865. J
The NATIONAL UNION JOHNSON CLUBS OF
THE SEVERAL WARDS in the city of Philadelphia,
will meet on TUESDAY EVENING. August % between
the hours of ands9 clock M hold an election
for Delegates, as fOllows:-
Each CLUB will elect THREE DELEGATES TO
CITY CONVENTION to nominate CITY and COUNTY
OFFICERS, including anoidates for JUDGES OF THE
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Two DELEGATES
TO CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION. Two
DELEGATES TO A REPRESENTATIVE CONVEN-
TION, and TWO DELEGATES TO A SENATORIAL
CONVENTION for the FIRST SENATORIAL DIS
9RICT
In the Wards which embraced in a Surveyors
District in VIII ch candidate be elected the Clubs
OF said Wards will elect TWO DELEGATES TO A
SURVEYORS COEVENTIoN; and in cases where
only part OF Ward is embraced in Congressional or
Representative District, there will be chosen ONE
DELEGATE to represent the fraction of the Ward in
cludsd in said District
The DELEGATES the City Convention herein provided
tor Will meet on THURSDAY, the 3Oth day of August
at I2 O'Clock such places pro vded by this
committee, and OF hich due notice will be given.
j. R. FLANIGEN, Chairman.
s. SNYDER LEIDY, Secretary. CS925t
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COMFORT FOR SMALL INCOMES. By MRS. WAR
REM On Saturday next we shall commence
the publication of this beautiful sketch upon
domestic economy, and companion work to
"How | Managed my House on flOC Year"
which was so well received by the readers of
THE EVENING TELEGRAPH.
Comfort for Small Incomes" is equally as
good as its predecessor and cannot fail to prove
Interesting
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Acts versus Professions.

ACTS speak louder than words. One such
tragedy as the New Orleans massacre, sustained,
as it has been. by the whole South. and by every
Rebel sy sympathizer at the North, is worth more
to show the reo, temper and condition of the
late Rebel communities than all the resolutions
and addresses of a hundred Wigwam Conven-
fiona
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A Southern Sentiment.

The Wilmington IN. c. Dispatch thus cor
rects an assumed mistake:-
awe say frankly and truly that not one man in
five hundred at the South tOho mas the manners or
appearances Of a gentleman, is anything else than
good eX'Contederate. On one question, the decent
portion of our population was united. This was in
the desire 10 establish the independence OF our Sec
IiOn. Defeated IN the attempt to accomplish TINS,
they have reI ctantly submitted TO the adverse de-
cree OF destiny, and have accepted the inevitable
without unmanly repnlng. Ibey desire to see an
honorable peace accomplished and harmony re-
stored. But they have a contempt tor the men who
pretended to be or we're for the Union throughout
The same paper thus avows its interest IN
the success OF the Copperhead candidate for
Governor OF Pennsylvania
1--WE LIKE HIM.
8"We gather from the record that Mr.. CLYMER,
from the cay that the Contederates crossed over at
became ardent avowed sympath'z yer with the
TRAITORS and an ardent supporter OF the Rebel.
hon. In other words, he became q sO.caled Con.
perhGad, as in fact he had always been before and
Teiused render aid in resisting the INVASION SIR
CLYMER Is also now ready to ta1e these traitors
by the hand and TO assist them to assert their pry
leges under the Government. NOW, IN our numb
opinion all these things are the very best indica
tons that could be given us that Mr.. CLYMER de-
serves to be Governor OF Penns JlvanIa"
We congratulate Mr. CLYMER on the advo
cacy of such an assistant. 1t loses him probably
a thousand votes the moment that the South
comes out on his side. We can only recommend
him to use the prayer that Heaven would save
| MIN from his friends.
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Fle{ -MUJAVIRO.-WE COPY THE FOLLOW-
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perfume nom Forney Press
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and richness. In fact, OF ali perfumes the fragrant
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nI49@ THE UNION STATE CENTRAL COM
49, mittee Of Penns lvania, to the Patriots oil the
GRion state Centa Go%mttec of sond
greeting to their brave Union brothers Of the south
and extend to tn em hearty welcome the occasion
OF thel meeting in this city on Aondsy the Sd day of
History furnishes no parallel to the patriotism, cOur
age and hdety OF those men who FROM the beginning
OF the Rebellion 10 the end, fought the good tight and
he question to be decided is whether loyalty is to be
these treason rewarded and honored the persons
the loyal masses the baiied and defeated traitors
as n eur
nstncvev turned towards the spot whence The Great
propose within the sacred shadows Of aence
Hs 70 renew Their VOWS Of hdeity to the PRINCIPLES Of
that immortal creed aud to ake counsel with their
Pennsylvania this Committee hereby gratefully tend
cordial come to these patriots and friends nom the
open arms and warm hearts. go -
eorday a6d eaHes nTted to come here and honor
occasion with their presence and 70 enable al TO
confer together upon the present and future Of our Inn
IL Is also suggested and recommended that friends
from other states send delegations here on this Ina
pOrant occasion not 10 sit in COnyenton out 90 cheer
and operate with these tried champions OF liberty
BY order o. the Committee ,onD,v ~
THE CONVENTIONS OF SOUTHERN UNIoRIsTs
National Ban been secured for the sittings Of the
cR on no S % Of s club
Of this city uye delegStes as they arrive % s,sS cal a.
their names The Club place their BOOms the use Of
the s as 5uTsS 9SyeT1o5 a New
bave already registered their names SnM
~ FOR COR E r,
WILLIAM TAYLOR.
Subject to the Rules Of the UuIOu oOnv0ntiSu 0Ss"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-12
Id R = e. HI Il N e. X IS
NEW OFFICER

DIR. ). II. sCHENCK, of Philadelphia, has opened
office second floor Of No IS Hanover Street, Bos
ton where he will be professic naIy every WEDNEs-
DAY, from to 3. Every person complaining with
Consumption or airy disease leading t. it, is invited to
call on him. be gives advice free, but for thorough
examination with his RespiIometer the charge is Nv
dollars.
Dr. Schenck can explain to patients very correctly
the stage OF their disease, and how to his medi
ciBes, namely his Pulmonic Syrup Seaweed Tonic,
and Mandrake Pills, without the use OF the Kespirom
eter but by it he tell exactly how far the lungs
are gone and what part also wfet it is Tubercu
lous, Pulmonary, Bronchial or Dyspeptic Consump
ton, whether il Is merely liberated throat and
catarrh, or from Liver Complaint.
His medicines have full directions, so any one can
take them without seeing him, but IL they live near
by, and are well enough, 1T IL best to see him All
three OF his medicines required IN nearly every
case OF lung disease for it is impossible TO cure Co
sumptio unless the stomach and liver are kept IL
perfect order To get lungs in healing condition,
the stomach must be ceansed, and appetite TOR
coed rich food created to make good blood, be
fore the lungs will begin TO heal then the chiils and
night will stop, and the ezpecto ration become
free and easy.
He keeps full supply OF medicines at his looms.
which can be had at all times.
Price Of the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea Weed Tonic,
each 81 50 per box
GEO. &. GOODWIN Il GO, 50 Hanov strest, Bos
ton, General Wholesale Agents for the New England
States.
For sale by all Druggists FEh49yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-12

PERsoNAL-We find in tho BURLINGTON
Tunes the following complimentary notice of
ooi. II. ID. Hopkins singing in that city re-
centiy' at one of Mr.. Proc,or's concerts:
Coi. IL: ID. HOPKINS cavatina of u" Consid-
Ct the Lilies F" was admirably Gang end re-
ceiSeo the heartiest and most enthusiastic en-
core OF the evening. The Colonel who leads one
OF the best choirs in the State, that of Rev
III. Il. Lords Church at Montpelier, was in
"ne voice last evening and bore himself mag
nincentiy throughout the Duets and quar-
.etts Ia which be had prominent part. His
brother, BEN. d. HOPKINS, is Int rhaps not
quite 80 musical celebrity as his oldor broth
er, yet he showed the musical people last eve
ning that he had cultivated and really sweet
voice. His baritone in his solo, in his Duets
with Col: Hopkins and Mr. Phillips, and in
the two tine quartettes of the evening, evinced
great excellence and a thorough musical edu-
catlon. We wish his well-known modesty
nad not interfered with his giving his voice
tree scope.
The Free Press says:
The solo by Colonel II. d. Hopkins of
Montpelier, s. Consider the Lilies, :" fairly
brought the house down With applause {; Mr..
Hopkins is iavorite with Burlington audi
ences. and his fine smooth tenor voice showed
to advantage in tbs piece. IL response to
persis ent encores, ne gave little German
song by Frauz, " the Prayer which was
very acceptable to the audience.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-12

In Franklin, Dec. ID. by Rev. Il. N. Munger, Mr..
N Menard of st. Almond, @. E., and Miss Mary G..
Young Of Franklin.
In Biehgate Dec 5th. by Rev. H. N. Aunrer. Mr..
James E Boles OF West Swanzey, N H, and Miss H.
G. Nash of Hishgate.
At DERBY. Dec I'd, by Rev J. P. Stone, Mr.: John
Wsrk Of Morgan, and Miss Frances Miles Of Theat-
ford, C. z.
In Barre, Nov g. by Rev. l.. Hill, Mr. Wilder 5.
Drew of Watsheld, and Mrs. Mabel A. Badger Of Fays-
ton.
In Barre. Nov. 90, by the same Mr. Charles II. Bas-
sett and Miss Mary e. Beck'ey, both OF Barre.
In Thetford Centre Oct 20. by Rev. Geo. Johnson
Mr.. Samuel Page OF Wells River, Vt, and Miss Miner
Z. SauboTn of Thetford.
Also by the same, Nov. 9, Mr.. Charles 8. Carbon
and Miss Matilda A. BuckIin, both of Canaan, N b.
Also by the same, Dec. 6, Pr. johnson Dexter, and
Miss Caroline Percval, Both of Thetford.
In Mddlesex, Sept. 22d by Rev. F. III. Roberts, MIR
Lorenso s. Warren, and Mrs. Laura A. Rowe, both Of
kiddlesex.
Also by the same Nov. 81, Mr.. George s. HeTrick
of Middlesex, and Miss saI ali c. Hardy Of Worcester
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-12
To Consunptives.

lnyaovertiser, having been restored to health in
mrs SeeKs oy 4 very simple remedy, after having
S ior several years with severe lung affection
a. IH. read disease, Copsnmption-is anxious to
Io~p 10 his fellow sufferers the means Of cure,
!osH who desire it, he will send COPY Of the pre-
Gree OF eharge) with all directionsfor epar
cnss anu usr1ng the same which they will find
S C iof consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs
Soos ana all Throat and Lung Affections. The only
ooect OF he advertiser in sending the Prescription is
70 dement, the afflicted and spread informs ton which
VIII try his remedy it will them nothing and
may prove . blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription free nv return
mail, will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
WILLIAMSBURG, Kings Co, New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-12

THE attention of Sugar Makers is called to the new
: method of Maple Sugar making by the of Cooks
Sugar Evaporaor II reduces Sap into Syrup Sugar
half than any Evapotator use. 1t makes sugar
equal to any Coffee A, using chemical agents. The
while being reduced to Syrup or Sugar as it flows
first heated and then ever cooling surface,
while passing through the Evaporstor is elfceans-
ing process and the Syrup, reaching the outlet, is
as clear and to the taste, like honey.
When used according to directions, every Evapora-
tor warranted to co in all respects just
me uded, and we have yet TO learn of insta nee
where they have been thoroughly tested, of fail to
give perfect satisfaction Therefore person should
hesitate buy of Cooks Sugar Evaporators,
they are all warranted. The number now in LIST and
sold within the last six years, with testimonials that
be produced, should satisfy person that the
humbug-
Parties ndiDg purct the porator the
coming season. requested forward their orders
possible that they may be filled in
build your brick arches before winter
furnish Arch Doors, nd my improved Section Fire
Crate the best and cheapest in use, low prices
USend for a circular and price list, giving full d.
rections how use with philosophy of Cooks Sugar
Evaporator-
CAUrIoE.-Al persons hereby cautioned against
using Evapcrator not made by Us, IN which a
transverse Indirect channel is used or, cooiin
suface which amor DIS facilities for changing The
cnation of the Pan Gate, (either Harris Cory
Patent) intend PR tect Ourselves against all
infrin gements Of our Patents. an
1&H47ln C. c. POST, Hinesburgh, Vt.
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WoseS Ordway,s Estate.

R..ooLra DIsrrIcr, at Wiliiamsiown, ~l'u.n
and for sal District, the LIST day OF December a
N Instrument pu porting to be the iast VIZ -
Test.men, of Noses Ordway, late of %
in said district deceased, being presented 10 thc 49,
h Fhenezer Bass the therein nahiens
for prot ate it ordered by said Court that a per
sons concerned Tbs notified to appear az So
SION If said Cour. be holden at SHOWS NJ
WIIamstown on the 22d day of Dec, A. ID 1000, ~
show cause II any they may have, against the Plupa
~ .id Will for which purpose it is further oiaeteu
that COW of III ecord of this order be pnD' E
three weeks successfully in the Green t ia an
mar nr,nted at Montpelier, previous 10 salu 'i- n
poinied 70 hearing. A true copy OF Iec0Iu;
Arrest. r. Cl.EAN ELAND, 9oas-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-12
Dennis HO.an,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Court n, 10 10
WAsHISGros DISTRICT, S. at Montpelier IN sdid
District on the s,h day of Dec smber, A. d. lebe-
AIRS. SARAH HOGAN, hdministraIrix OF the IS,
M tate of Dennis Hogan late OF Montpelier, IA satd
district deceased her administration account
for examination and allowance and makes Application
for decree Of distribution and PARTITION OF the estate
of said deceased.
wherenpon it is ordered bysaid Courtthst SAID sc.
and said application be referred 70 sessi'ii "a
said Court to be held al the Probate Office, IN SAID
Mont leer on the I'd day of January, A D. loof, tor
hea ring and decision thereon;
And further ordered that notice mercer ne give"
ali persons interested by puh icalIoh a ,h
Frreman a newsoaper published nnt pei Ter. pre-
viuus 10 said time appointed Tor hearing, MAJ tHes
NAV apper at said time and place, am snow G.
any they have, why SAID account sh""'u "O' -
allowed and such decree made.
By the Court,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-12
JeSse Combard's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT,( In Probate Couf : no
WASHINGTON DIsTRICT.ss. at Montpe'i N s"i ~
trct on the LIST day OF December, AID ~ O. 4.
~ T. BATCHELDER, Administrator oi Inc esl-'e "a :,
y. Jesse Lombard, lale Of Pam IA, IN 80 .
Dstrct deceased presents his adm nistailon account
for examinai ion and allowance, and makes spicat On
for decree of distribution and partition oil me estate
Of said deceased no, IL. -
Whereupon It'll ordered by ald-CouIi, ina 9ai1
account and said application be referred 70 a -
OF said Court be held at the Probate OnleS 5H
Yonlrelier On the 26th day of Decembei A u iooo'
for hearing and decision thereon: -, ,,
And ills fu RI he ered that notice mercer ne
to AN persons terested by publication oil ne same
three weeks successfully in the Green Mountain FREE
man, newspaper published al Aoh'peei, s1',eer
"a id time Amounted for hearing, that they mas sel
a. said time and place and show cause If ans 'hey
may have, why said account should not DC ailo"
such decree made. By the Court,
vAay3 Attest-T. r. MERRILL judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-12
p p. RohinsOn's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Coaii h req
wAsHISoroS DrsTRcr, SIS at MonipSllei. IN sA'1
District on the LIST day of December, A ID lcho-
4. MOS CHASE. Admi nistntOr OF the ealate {" "a ~.
a tvs r. Robinson, late of Moretown- IA s3ld h's
trict deceased presents his administrator accoun'
for examination and allowance, and makes Appii-
ca,iop for decree of dist rbuton and partition the
estate OF said deceased - ~. -, -,
Nhereupon it il o rdeTed by said Court ina saic
account nd said application be referred l"
of said Court to held all he Probate once IN sIu
Montpelier on the 81 h day of December A u louos
Tor hearing and decision thereon ,
And isfurther ride thatnotlce hefeo q eiNeh
To aIIpersonsinterested BY publicutol Of the same
three weeks successfully in the Green NJ uHlalh
F Freeman, a newspaPeTpubhshed al lion -,
yious TO said time appoinred for hearing that in-y
may appear said time aud place, ana sh@" 81
# any they may have, why sad accouht .nu" i'
he anove cd nd such decree made. BY the Count;
r4aw3 Attest-T. K MERRILL Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-12
Eh Freeman for 1867.

Per5ons who subscribe Tow for the FREEMAN
aging two dollars, will be credited for the pa.
per until January l, 1868. We offer this in
drcement to new subscribers and We
trust cur friends will make some effort
to enlarge our subscription list. Any. service
OF this sort We hope 20 merit By making the
FREEMAN worthy of its large Giro ulation, and
o. steadfastly teaching the principles of the
Radical Republicans of the State and nation.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-12

ain lifting the kettle from the fire scslded myself
very severey-one hand almost scrsp. The torture
was unbearsble The Mexican Mustang Lin
relieved the pain almost immediately 1t hea eo
rapidly and left very little scar.
CHAs. Foster, 400 Broad St, Phila-''
This > merely a sample of what the Mustang LIZ
ment will do 1t is in all of wounds,
swellings, sprains CUTS bruises spavins etc., ether
upon man or beast
Beware of counterfeits None is genuine uni
trapped in nne steel plate engravngs bearing the
nature of G. W. Westbrook, chemist and the pTt0 q
stamp of DEMAs BARNES s. Co., New York.
snratOxa Spring Water, sold by all Druggist
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-12
1 he freem a u.
MONTPELIER, VT,
Wednesday Morning, DeceGber 2, 1866

We desireto make the.HsEsxAS particularly valua
BILE FORTS news from all parts Ct Vermont, andou
frier in different parts of the State especially in
Washington, Orange and Lsmoilie Counties, will con
great favor upon and our readers by sendin
Intelligence. Give the facts and will
range them for the paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-12
BACHELORS HAIR DYE!

The Original and best in the World. The only
true and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and
instantaneous. splendid Black
or natural Brown, without injuring the hair skin
Remedies the ill effects of bad dyes. Sold by all Drug
gists. The genuine is signed wILLIAM A. BATCH
Flor. Also,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF AILEFLEURS
for Restoring and Beautifying the Hair.
snxtnIx CHARLES RATCHET New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-12
No. SO,

AoAu1n MAanCaIA-The pretsest thin u, the " sweet
est thing, and the Of it for the least money.
overcomes the odor respiration softens nd add
deicacy to the skip q delightful perfume allayi
ion in the sick in the md the toilet
sdeboard. 1t can be obtained Everywhere At one dol
per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all rsgsistl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-12
Ar ADVERTISING.
less Of Fonpar-iI type
>auent insertion 2
ffgal Notirssss. %;:s. q. {
-dver
MahIOn COttriiI's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court heid
WASHINGTON Drsrncr at Montpeiier. IN saiu ois
'rct, he 9Th day of December, A. d. 1850 :
n w. WILLARD, administrator OF the estate OF
". Mahon Cottr late of MonipeIi r, IN said District
deceased presents his administration account or eA-
animation and allowance, and makes apphca'ien II
decree of dist rhution of the estate OF SAID
whereupon, it is ordered by said Court, 1hAt sal
account and SAID application be referred 10 "a
peiier, the ID day of JAM A d. 1867, Tor hearing
and decision thereon:
And il is further ordered that notice hereof be given
to all persons interested by publication oi ihe rae
three weeks successfully in the Green Noun am iee
. newspaper publ Montpelier, previous TO
time appointed for hearing that they may ape
said time and place, and sho~ cause, a. any they
may have why said account should not be allowed anu
such decree ma DE. By the Court.
rsaw3 T. R.. MERRILL. iu1Fe
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-12
For Sliprenls [auri.

Chittenden, Jan. barrett, Kellogg
Wilson, Steele.
Franklin. Jan. 14.-Plerpoint, Barrett,
he Iogg, Peek.
Grand Isle, Jan. Is -Pierpoint, Barrett,
Kellogg, Peck.
Add.son, Jan. 2l.-BArrett, Kellogg, VIII
sen, Steele.
Rutland, Jan. 28.-Pierpoint, Peck. VIII
Bennington, Feb. 5-Pierpoint, Barrett,
Peek. Wilson.
Windham, Feb. ll.-Pierpolnt, Kellogg,
Peck, Steele,
Windsor, Feb. 2I-Plcrpoint, Kellogg,
Feek, Steele
Orange, March 5.-PieEpoint, Barrett,
" ilson, Ste lie.
Washington, August l3.-Pierpoint, Bar
TetC, Wilson, Steele.
Lamoiile, August 20.-Pierpoint, Kellogg,
Peck, Steele.
Orleans, August 22.-Barrett, kellogg,
Peck, W wilson.
Essex, August 27.-Barrett, Kellogg, Peck,
Wilson.
Caledonia, August % Barrett, Kellogg,
Peck, Wilson.
For County Courts.
Pierpoint, c. 1.-The counties Of Addison
and ChIttendeu.
Barrett, 1.-The counties of Windsor and
Wiudham.
kellogg, J.-Ths counties of Rutland AMI
Bennington.
Peck, 1.-The counties of Washington and
Orange
WIson,J The counties of Franklin, AM
ollie and Grand Isle
Steele. 1.-The counties of Orleans, Essex
and Caledonia.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-12

WHAr DID Ir:-A young lady returningI 10 her coun-
try home a sojourn Of few months in New York
was hardly recognised by her friends In pls ce of a
rustic flushed face she had soft, ruby complexen OF
almost marble smoothness and instead OF D she really
appeared but II. She tod them plainly she used Ha-
gaa's Magnolia Balm. would not be without Any
lady can improve her personal appearance Inu
by using TINS article. Il be ordered o! any drug
gist for only 50 cents.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by all Druggists
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-12

ASSIGNMENT OF JUDGES FOR THE SUPREME
AND COUNTY CoURTs.-The following is the
assignment Of the Judges for the Supreme and
County Court terms for the year commencing
on let December, 1866: