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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-04

BROMIDE OF POTASSIUM ron HYpRorno-
pIA.-The lndianapolis Journal Contains an
account Of Misc Selvia Eliss, Of Becks Sta>
ton. Hamilton ccsnty, Ind. who wss bit-
ten by mad dog about two months ;ago.-
The wound was very slight one and giv>
ing no alarm, was unfortunately suIIsrred
to heal without being subjected "a treat,
ment. She was attacked By hydfophobia.
Opiates proved Of little use. Finally the
phydciaa adainisesrsd breoide uf 49,
sinn. incrsasing the quantity 70 about I've
ouscss pr day. Foe SAsDs dovs UesS vos
no change pWupNbls3 H. dissa1ss thsn
aaased. IL sislaeaas ard ths pasissi, has
siaes secev6esd: - -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-04

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ooe dollse ed sia p0seneU seenpe - =. n. M
COMB8A Albany, NY
TAXI NO MORx UNPlAAaAM9 AND IN
SAFE REMkD110 ~ unp8easont sna Dangerous
d1ssaeee. Co 2lsSMDga6t kxnAm DUcau AND In
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-04
ST. PAUL.


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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-04
Grxrsro, Henry Co.. Ill. Nav "a. iss1

% ",
n. H. GAnDNn1r--Sie--
l can now make more full report a my wifc's
case. The two Physicians had called h having al-
81 10 eure her she thea began 10 sAkc to medicine
Yon her, and after bottle she began have
better appceee end to improve Otherwise. Her swell
n1e have guna dowH end che hae quite hearty.
wish you would eend one dosen bottles 10 me -
soon az convenient. will remit amount
. - Truly yours, y MkCSSELL.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-06
FINE KIDNEYS

THE kid news two in number. situated At tn
upper par II he Ions, urrpu1i-i BY Tat ..ani
consisting OF three parts The Anterior, the In
error, and the Exterior.
Th- anteri0r absOrbs- Interior insists of tissues
OF veins which serve 4 depasit tor the and
convey II the exterior he exterior l. = conour
Tor also, terminating single tube and called the
Dreter- The Ereters connected the bladder
The bladder Is composed o. various coverings or
issues, divided into parts the Upper, the Lower
the Nervous, and the rucous The upper eXpe.s The
lowe retains ANY have DEERE 10 urnate with
cut the ability, o. hers uriuate without the ability
retain Ihi- frequently occurs children
To cure these cf-rtioas bring into action
The muscles, which engaged il their various fune
tions- II they are neglected, Gravel Dropzy NAV
eneue
The reader must also be aware. that hoyever.y
slight NAV BE- the attack il dSure iOct bodd
health and m -ntaI powers: : flesh ana blo01
Imported from these sources
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-06

BUCKwHEAr CAKEs-Ths is the season fer
" slaI .cks and 'iasses," au1 nearly every
paper the country has had something 10
say about those necessary ingredients all
good treakfaeis-buckw wheat cakes. Here ie
SAID to be d first rate receipt for making them
" Fbe finest, tenderest cakes csn be made by
adding little uaboi,ed wheat Cor Graham)
hOur to the buckwheat. Less than quarter
vii do. Mix with cold sour milk, or fresh
(nos sweet) butter-nilk, which is best. The
soda (emptyings are dispensed With hen put
cold water will not act satisfactori Y. Bag
At once. The heat will start the eff.rves .ence,
and asithe paste rises it will bake, thns pre-
venting It from falling. Hence the cuIm ina
ting point of lightness is attained. The bat
Ter arises snowy and beautiful, and the pal-
cake will arise to almost undue dimensions,
.bsoluteiy the lightest and renderesr that can
De baked, with not a touch of acid. More salt,
however, must be added than usual, TO couD-
seract the too fresh taste when soda alone is
used. Thus the bother of emptying is all
dispensed with. Pancakes in this way can be
baked at an. time and on tn shortest notice.
st Joseph Union.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-06

PRESERVATION OF GRAIN.-The Scottish
Farmer describes new device for this purpose
as follows: l. appears from report recently
issued by French commis s0n that a Dr.
Ljuvel has successfully Constructed en- appa-
rAtus for the preservation OF corn, meai, and
biscuits. Ii is of the simplest construction.
and consists Of a cylinder of sheet iron,
formed go that can be tiled from she ton,
and emptied from the bottom. ln'o thIs, IL
the presence OF the commissions SIX months
ego, quantity OF The fines. quality OF wheat,
mixed with al enormous number OF weevils
wos put ; the cylinder was then closed, and
the air withdrawn by means Of suction
pump. On beng opened the other day, the
wheat found perfect condition, the
weevils having been entirely destroyed with
cut having touched It. The grain thus pre-
served was sent II Paris, and sold as the first
quality, and little that sowD, eprou ted
rapidly. The commissioners noticed that the
grain had lost all traces OF hum itty, and re-
marked on the importance OF this dvantag'
IN those wears when harvest is reaped in We
earher.''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-06
Effect OF the Removal of Forests

At one season the earth parts 18th It's
" armth b radiation 10 open sky--eceves
Al enothet an immoderate heat from the un-
obetIucted rays Of the sun. Hence the eli
ma becomes excessive, and the soil is al En-
1ateiy parched by the rigors of winter. Bleak
Hints sweep unreslsted over its surface, drift
away the snow that sheltered it from the frost,
and dry up its scanty moisture. The precipi-
tation becomes as irregular the ten .erature.
Inc melting SHOWS ana vernal rains, no longer
absorbed by a loose and bibulous and vegetable
mould, rush over the frozen surface and pour
Town the Valleys seaward, instead of filing a
Ietentive bed of absorbent earth, and stor
ne up supply Of moisture TO feed peren-
aial springs. The soil ID barred of its covering
of leaves broken and oosened by the plow.
deprived Of fbrous rootlets which held it to-
ether. dsIed and pulverlz-d by end wind.
and at last exhausted by new combinations
| rhe fec of the earth is no longer ID sponge,
bur dust heap, and the floods which the We
ters OF the sky pour over it hurry swiftly along
| It's slopes, carrying in sus aston vast qdlnti
| les OF earthly particles, which increase the
4braidiug power ard mechanical force of the
curren and. augmented by the sand and gravel
| OF falling bank, fill the beds of the streams,
| u vert them into new channels, and obstruct
| their outlets. The rivulets wanting their for
mer +, guIafily of supply, and deprived of the
protecting shade CT the woods, are heated,
ev-porated, and thus reduced 10 their summer
currents, but swollen to raging torrents in au
tumn and spring
| From these causes there is constant degre-
dstlon of the uplsnds, and consequent eieva-
| ion of the beds OF water courses and of lax es
by the deposition of the mineral and vegetable
matte. carried down by the waters. The chlu-
mes of great rivers became unnavigable, thsn
estuaries clicked up, and harDors which
4 ncs sheltered large navies, shoaled By
dangeIo GUS sandbars. The earth stripped OF ite
vegetable glehe, grows less and less productive
and Consequently less able to protect itself B.,
weaving new network of roots to bind it.
PARTICLES together, new carpeting OF turf To
| .h;rld il from wind and sun and securing rain
Gradually 1t becomes altogether barren. The
sashng of the soil from the mountains, lea ves
o.re ridges of sterile rock ond the rich organic
| mold which covered them, now swept doan
into The dark, low grounds, promotes luxu-
rance Of aquatic vegetation that breeds fever
md more insidious forms of mortal disease by
is decay, ard thus the earth is rendered no
longer fit for the habitation Of man.-Mvsh.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-06

VINO hall ju &c man from manners;
Who sha know lin by his dress'
Paup=rs N be fl for princes,
Princes FIR something less
CIum pied shirt AID dirty jacket
May heciOthe tn glIien
OF the deepest thought and fe ling
Satin vests could do no more.
There are springs Ct crystal nectar
yelling out Of stone,
Their are prrpIe buds and golden,
Hidden crushed and owe grown;
God " no counts by soul not dresses,
Loves aud prospers you and M,
While n va ues thrones the highest
But as psbbIes in The sea.
Man, appraised above bis fellows,
Oft forgets ms fellows then;
Masters rulers. lords remember
That your meanes- binds are men;
Men by labor, men by feeling,
Men by thought and ren by fame,
Claiming equal rights to sunshine
In mans ennoblin. name.
There are foam-er broidered oceans,
There little wed clad riIIs;
There are feeble. inch high saplings,
There are tars on the hiiIss.
God. who coubts by souls, not stations,
Loves, and prosp=rs you and me
For 10 him all vain distinctions
are pebbles in the sea
Telling hands alone are builders
of nations wealth or fame;
Titled Iszipess is pensioued,
Fed and fafted on the sane
By the sweat OF others foreheads,
Living only to rejoice
While the poor mans outraged freedom
Why lifted up its voice
Truth and justice are eternal,
Born with ioveIiness and light,
Secret won 5 shall never prosper
While there i a sunny right
God, whose world he ard voice is singing
Boupoless love to yop aud ne,
Sinks oppression, WIN its titles
As the pei bles in the SEA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-06
.HE.N, WO.kE.N, AND CHILDREN.
Directions for use and diet aceoinnanE-
PHILADELPHIA

r., - - PHILADELPHIA, Pa February %. 1857.
H. T. HELMBoLD, Druggist.
Dea' Sri have been a sufferer Tor upwards o.
.mrhy yeaIs, WIN gravel bladder. and kidney fo
ions during which time have used various medic
mai PREF aration-, and undsr the treatment OF
relief. - ou' iii'ie
Having seen your preparations extensively atyer-
20 - in u',ed with my iamiiy physician in regard
dd this because had used II kinds of advertised
s IN ana Rad found them worthless and some
Iuue injurious; IN TACT despaired OF gettngr
wei, and determined to use rsme5ies hereafter
- 5 ~ ie 10 use your medicine As you aGver
ed that II was composed OF bucau cubs5s and j1nr,
1870 II occurred TO me and my physician an X
celeni comb nation and, with his advice alter an
sninatlon OF the article and consulting again with
Use about eight ~ onths ago, at which time / "a
coohnei to my room. From the fret bottle wa
as onished ana gratifed at the beneficial effect and
after using il three weeks able 10 walk out:
ei' mdch IKE writing you full siateme mt OF nv case
oaiy De temper sry. ana therefore concluded 10 4 t.
ma see II II would effect a pert, ct cure knowng
~ Mouu oe OF greater value TO GU, and
rFor AN NOW o,. ABLE TO REPORT THAT is EF-
fAoI SD AFTER U-INti THE REMEDY FoR FIVE MONTHS
- - NOT USED ANY NOW FOR THREE MONTHS
ANo FEEL AS WELL IN ALL RESPECTS AS 1 RIVER pm
ana odor nice tonic invgora, or Of tn svzten
require It's sc IN such Affections.
s.,, MCCORMICK.
ree,s u. any doubt Mr. McCormicks statement
ie Hns 70 w me iSollowing gentlemen:
Hon NOS hslF fsnP5yivania
Hon j c 4 Nox. Judge, Phiiacelphia
non ;. BLACK. Judge, PhiIadriphia.
lion ID. K PoRTER, Ex-Governor Peunsvlvapis
hon Ellis LEWIS, Judge, Philadelphia
non n Z CRIEk, Judge United States Court
ION NJ, noDWARD, Judge, Phiadelphia.
Hon W A. Pos rEe, City SO citor
non JOHN bIcI So, Ex-Governor, California
hon. r. BANKS, Auditor General w shington n 4
Ard many 0tbe-s, il necessary
PIinclpal Depot HtLMBOLD,S DRUG AND
CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE.
6o4 3RoAD~
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
e,, New York.
IBEWARE OF COUNTERFE,Tsn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-06
Roconm ended By the m Ost Sci entifc Ana
ly.itocGl Chemists be
THE BEST 0NTHIS CONTINENT.

It only the Hair TO It's natura color and
Ike ps the Al free from Danirud, but is the most
Beautiful rsssiI that be produced.
Leather Dealer, Manchester, y. II.
feel confident that il operates not "a a Hsir Dye
but the roots TO their natural healthy tate
HIRA " B. SLOAN,
Carrisg- Manufacturer, Manchester, y. H.
have used J. =. 8srrett's Vegetable Hair Restora-
tive, about two years. and have found it the best
preparation 1 have used JASON WESTON.
Ce k Gas Co Manchester. n. H
IL ceTtsiuly viii stop he Failing out OF IN. Hair.
DANIEL. l.. SFEvkES,
Lac Rich Sheriff. Ma nchester- y. Il.
have usei J. X Bsrrstt's Hair Restorative for
past year ana consieri saPero. 20 any other in
J. .. EATON.
Prop-.ator City Hotel, Manchester, y H.
have tried most All the other Restoratiyes, and
never found that did my haI- the Il aal all
SaFretf's. Coz. :. c. HALL
Manchester. n II.
II restores GRAY Hsr Prevents Hair Falling Out;
Fra DSndruE snd Fumors; it keeps the Scalp
universally accorded DC a Splendid Dressing an
Superior Toilet Article; its merits inside The bo
Every bottle contains more liquid than any 9th
dollar preparation.
No large rewards offered establish its efficacy:
We do guarantee to refund the money any person
who wifi two bottles and then say that Restor-
2tNe has failed io all We ella We nstruce ed
sil our agents faithfully 10 comply with the above
Guaranty.
J.R. BARRETT & CO, Proprietors
Manchester, n n Sold by all Druggists
NJ 5. BURR & co General Agents Boston.
P REDFiELD, Agent At Montpelier 1&N29m6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-06

WINTER CARE OF CATTLE.-How many far
mers there are who, towards the close of WIN
ter, complain OF being short of fodder, and
are compelled to purchase hay at high prices
10 carry their stock through until pasture
Time. know from my own experience what
tbat is, and find that it does not pay. There
are two causes, and also two remedies for
this state of things, name ~ J: too heavy a
stock, and too wasteful feeding. For the tor
mer the remedy Is obvious tor the latter. d
great many farmers have not yet discovered a
preventive, butt 90 on IN the old way Of feed
ing, in ctmmon square racks In the yard,
either corn fodder, straw, or hay. Here is
where the. loss occurs and did every farmer
know the great gain there would be in cut
ting up everything be feeds. instead of feeding
1t whole, there would be no more complaints
If short fudder. l have tried 1t, ana find
hat can winter ten head of cattle on cut
fodder now, where only wintered five head
asst year, and. what is more, keep them in
better order. l use a FODDER cutter, (worked
Dy hand or horse, as the case may De,) and
feed in wooden troughs six feet long, eigh-
teen inches deep, and two feet wide at the
top, slopiDg to one foot at the bottom. NV
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-06
l)oetrp.
tFrom the February a lan,ic Monthly
Mona.
Ry ALICE CARY.

Day and night, a. d n eht and dsy,
pray, and clnnot choose bu; pray,
with lowly bended brows:
God, let the glory come to rass
OF Eastsr-dsisies in the grass,
AMI green leaves on the boughs!
All sick ami pale nv MONA lies,
Al pale and sick, with longing eyes,
A flower that dies for rain;
Ard day and night my hearts Wild beats
Cry FIR a Thousand sveetest sweets
To charm away her pain
Ovsters bound with curd ing rime
Come dancing or before your time,
Through mists of silver spray;
And, picking out your tenderest trills,
Come yellow bills, come mellow bills,
And sing your lives awav,
o little golden bodied bess.
Hum tunes ber keavy hear. TO ease
Aad butterflies, so far,
Upon your wings Of red AMI brown,
Baisnce before her up ard down,
and brighten all the -Ir
All buds with unfulhI'sG hours
Hav birth a. once n perfe flowers,
charge GU, in loves nsme,
For when tile sanctioned Is allied
So ne r.y TO the sane fled,
Not heaven itse ( can biame
Then shall the lily leave the shade,
And tend Ter like waiting maid,
Making her pillow sWes-I
The rose shall to her VI dow cIi NIB,
And telling Ter that the iow-leaved thyme
Is waiting for her feet
o droWsy-Iidiei viOIeis
Con-teIlire Il ser that NV sets
And bIus--1-II-, low AID small,
AID piuks AID p .nsirs, plain AMI pied,
Ana sovtr- ga marigoId de-
NY aJna n IS you all
o lar flower, pushing fsom your breast
The cad I-aves. SHINE tut ~i.h the reat
And froui ne r4reen teds,
YedsGo niles, made Of light,
ToP.eas- her VIII a pretty sight,
Toss high your Lowell h ads
Low lying in her paid pain,
AGiw,T Ihs Thirsis b nj dies with rain,
SEE her = h. zIdday;
And ev-ry le4rt-ba4t is 4 cry,
And evey breath breathe = sigh
o for the May! The Nay
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-06
TREATMENT.

Heimbo DIS highly concentrated conpound Extracs
buchu Is decidedly one Ct The best remedies for
eases ~ the bladder kidneys, gravel droiscsi swell
inss. rhsun itism, and goaty affections Under I 2
cad We nave arranged OysUria, difficulty Il nj
pam IN passing water. scaGty secretion small and
frequent qtsch2rg OF water, S:taugury stCppind
i water henaturii or bloody urine, Gout and < heu
matisIn or fh4 kidneys, without CHI nge guam
tiSy, out mere sss OF color dark water Ii was al
Way highiy recon- neaded, Dy the la DIR. Physics
in these affections
ms msoieine cre2ses the power oil dig
eNclkes lne Absnroents into healthy exercise ty
"hch the waiery or cacRreous depositions and all
unnatural en- iaTgsments, we'll psin and intiam
nation. reLnnaG Ind IL LII
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-06
Protecting Soils in Winter.

The importance of winter mulching, shell
tern frcm winds and other modes OF pro-
tecnne the soils and plants which grow in it
from the effects of cutting winds, has been
much dwelt upon by writers of late years.
The advantages Of such protection have been
we'll understood by many cultivatore. But
there have been 10 distinct or accurate OBJ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-06
miscellaneous.
American and Foreign Patents
r. H, EDDY.

SOLICITOR OF P.4I'ENT rs,
Late Agent of the q. :. Patent Office, Washington IN
der the act of 1887.
An rs State street. (oppcsite kilby ST. Boston,
. FIFE n extensive practices CT upwards OF twenty
A years, continues secure Patents IN the onited
States: also Great Brita ia france and
countries Caveats. Spec ifcations, Bows, Assign
men,s, and all Papers, Drawings i"r Sateh's exc
cuted on reasonable terms, withd Rese arches
made nto America a and Foreign works to d7ferm ne
the validity and utility Of Patents OF Inventions ana
legal and Other sdvce red In all matters toucn
ng the same Copies of the claims Of any patenf III
nshed by remittin dollar AssIgnme nts recordeu
i Washington. =.
No Agency in the United States possesses su. 'or
facilities obtaining Patents ascertaInins the d
tent ability of inventions.
During eight the suhscr iber- the course ol
his rge made, twice
s.xrsES APPEALS; every Of which was decided In
hi, favor by the Commits sioner of Patents
TESTIMO NlALS.
ssIregard Mr.. Eddy one of the most cspable an
with " hCm have mad ohlcid
interconrse, CHARLES MASON,
Commits sioHer of Patents
have no hesitation in assuring inventors tht
thew employ pers on noTecompstentans trnst
in a form to secure for them early and faVorabi
EDMUND BURKE,
Late ConmiSs Toner OF Patents
% X. II. Eddy ma de for thirteen apple 4
all of which patents ad been rahieo
great ability his leads me to recon-
md II entorsto apply him TO secure theil a
tents, they may be sure OF having he most iatui
attention bestowed their cases. and at very reason
able charges
r3yI JOHN TAGHARF
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-06
DRCPSY

Is co lection OF water in some arts of the body
ana bears different names, according the parts
i-cted; VIZ hen generally difused the scited
i called Anasarca; when of the abdomen A. boil
who OF the chest. HIS dropfhgrsx
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-06

The gravel ensues from neg ect ct improper treat
inent OF the Kidneys. These organs being weak. the
waite is not expelled from the bladder but alIoued
o remain; i comes teverish .snd sediment m
gravel easaeS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-06
nllsfe!Inlleoue
AN ACT RELATING 10 TIE REDEMPTION OF



rANK NOTES.
is hereby enacted By the General Assembly If
Of Vermont:
SEQ. l. After he EXPIRATION OF the charter of any
of Of any such bank agreeabiv 0 the
laws of this state. sIch bank may notice to he
published all the weeEiv uewsi apers Of the comfy
where such is located for full year stttiDg
bills the day of the EXPIRATION IF charter the
date of The term nation o. its xistence, and copy Of
This act. And UPON due publ cation of such motto .
neither such its off sh II hr liable
bills unless the sh al been du
ed and payment n reof demanded within the year
aforesaid. st the banking hone Of said bank
SEC 2 After the expiration Of The charter, efier
the termination of rfe existence OF such bank
afor, sand, such osnk shall subj OPP
GRAFTON, lab he provisions of tho sixtyhird
section Of chaptr eight yniue Of he General St-turet
SEC. ,. This act IN Ia take f-ct from its passage
Approved, Move mb-r 10, 1861.
la pursuance of the provisions Of The act ahove
cited, he Vermont Bank % Montpelier. W., Gives
that its sndus bills will b. Tede med JaTu
airy LIST. 1858. its lace Of business in The Of
the Fret National Bank OF Montpelier.
Montpelier December 20, 1866.
In pursuance Of the provisions If the act above
cited, tn. Mortified Bank Civ notice. that its char
terminated July 18th. 1866 n 1t its andng bills
will be redeemed until Janu LIST, 1868 at lis former
A. ROPES, Cashier.
EorhaeId Dece u Der 20. 1866.
In accordance with the visions of the above
of the Legislature Of tn Site If Vermont, the Bank
that its charter terminated september l. 1865 that he
outstanding bills O. SAID sans VIII he redeemed At M
Waterbury National Bank. in Waterbury, ard also
National b nix OF K &c mption, il Boston until
J. K. FULLERTON, Cashier.
Dated at Waterbury, DEC 2oh 1865. FGN52y1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-06
WARM -. Ellis g9etate.

STATE OF VERMONT, } In Probate Courthed
WAsHISero~ DIsrRcr, -. lat Montpelier. within
and for SAID District, the l7th day OF j. ny,
ID. 1855.
Instrument purpor'ing u be the last wiz and
Il Testament of Maria :. Ellis. late of Calais. in
said district deceased, being presented 70 the Cont
by Alien Toby, IN executor therein named,
PROT TdrT red By SAID Court that all per-
concerned II be notified appear SEES
sion Of said Cour. be holden the Probate Office
MontP lier, the u II day Of February, 1867
and show cause, fany the have Il the pro-
of said Will for which purpose turtheT
dered. that a copy of the record Of this order he
published three weeks successfully in the Green Noun
ain Freeman printed at Nont pelier previous to said
time apponted fot hearing
4 true copy of record.
F1w3 Au-s-N. 4. CHAS E, Re ter.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-06
Eeaal Notifss.
4. IA. sierce's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Court h Id
W.sHIsGroS DISTRICT, IS. AT Montpelier in said
Dastr I, he 18th d. y of JiTua ', i. ID lS67.
I ENI A. Pc $50 -, AdminfstratCr Of the estate q
II Aaron X Fierce. late East NontdeIier. said
dist rIct presents has adminsrai account
for examination and allow and makes Applicant
for ecree of distri button and Partition OF the estate
of said deceased.
Whereupon 1t is ordered by said our thai said &C
AMI said apple aion be referred a session
said Court, he held the Probate Office said
elier the 18th day Of February A y. 1867
hea and declsIou th-I. on,
and IL is further ordered iha notice hereoihe giveT
ali interested bl ION At thu same
three weeks successfully an the Green AouHta il
Freeman. a newspaper pub ished At v ontpei;rr, pre-
said time apo nted tor hetrin hat tn -
may apper said time and place, ana show cause
If any they have, why said account should not be
allowed and such decree made
BY the Court.
r4wa Attest Y A CHASE REGISTER
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-02-06

TIE GRAVEL.

Pam occurring III the IONS Is indicative q tie
above diseases They occdr in persons disposed L
acid >tcmach and chaiky eoGcretsous.