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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-13
FoREIGx NEWS.

DUBLIN, March 9th, Evening.-A dispatch
from Waterford reports that the Fenians APP
peared in force in Derill's Bit Mountain, in
Hpperary county.
Troops with artillery have been dispatched
to disiodge them. The result is not yet
known. The insurgents muster in strong
force, particularly in the county of Tippera
~. No bands have yet appeared in Wick
low county, and the town of Wicklow is
quiet. Reports from Drogheda state that
there has been no further disturbance in that
city up to this hour. Twelve of the foremost
rebel leaders have been captured.
March 1Oth.-The band of Fenians which
was previously reported to have taken pos
session of the barracks at Kilteel in Kildare,
have been dispersed by the troops. The in
surgents made an attack on the barracks at
Mount Mellik at the foot of Sieve Bloom
Mountains, and were repulsed. Two of the
attacking party were shot. The rebels are
said to have assembled to the number of 5000
in the ncighborhood of Abbeyleix in Queens
county Troops have been sent out to dis
perse them.
Evening. from Dublin state
that small bands of Fenians are patrolling
the counties of Cork, Waterford, Tipperary
and Limerick, pressing the people into their
ranks and committing robberies everywhere.
The taverns in the city of Cork to be
closed every evening at dusk. James Steph-
ems is reported to be still in Paris. Official
dispatches received from Ireland say that
loads of arms. and munitions have been dis
covered and seized by the military, and that
this fact seems to confirm the reports that
the rising of the Irish people has failed to be
general.
March IL, Evening.-Ireland is quiet. The
Government. however, is organizing its forces
into six flying columns for the pursuit OF
scattered bands of Fenians and for active
service in case the necessity should arise
The band of Fenians which were recently
encamped on the Galtee mountains has van
ished, leaving no trace of their whereabouts
| The Government has offered a reward for the
apprehension of Ounce one of the Fenian
leaders.
Dispatches from the East report that the
Christians in Thessaly have entered into
negotiations with the Turks to secure theil
religious independence
The empress of Russia has sent the sum o
S55 900 to aid the suffering Christians il
the island of Crete.
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This part of the state was visited last week
by quite fall of snow, to the depth of about
u foot. The sleighing was tolerable in places
where the snow was Immediately troddcn,
hut in other places sleds nd sleighs still
dragged hard.
A misunderstanding respecting the rail-
road meetings which we noticed last week
rendered it necessary to change the day of
the meeting at Cabot and Marshfeld. The
meeting as we now understand, will be held
at Cabot Thursday, and at Marshfeld Friday
When it will be held at Plainfield and Mont
pelier we are not advised.
The Masqueraders at Village Hall, last
Friday evening, drew a crowded house The
Hall was literally packed The costumes,
very many of which were obtained in Boston
for the occasion. were rich, multitudinous
and multifarious. fanciful. grotesque and
splendid. The entertainment passed off very
satisfactorily.
CONCERT. Whittemore and Clark's Min
strels gave one Of their unique entertain
ments at Washington Hall. on Thursday
evening of last week. The Hall was well filled
and the entertainment entirely satisfactory
- that class who relish such amuscncnts.
WASHINGTON COUNTY Court commenced
its session to-day, (Tuesday,) Judge Peck
presiding. assisted by Hon. Judges Bass and
Putnam The Docket is a large one. and
seventy-one cases are set for the jury.
A Coon APPoINTAENT--We learn that Mr.
William p Dillingham; of Waterbury has
been appointed Secretary of Civil and Mill
tary Affairs, in place of Charles NJ Gay
Esq, who has resigned and moved to Boston
Mr. Dillingham; is young gentleman OF
scholarly attachments, of fine business tai
ents. and will discharge the duties of hi
office creditablv to himself, honora bly, to the
State, and to the entire satisfaction of al
with whom he NAV come in official contact
The Post Master General has changed the
name of South Hardwick Post Office t,
Hard,rIck and the Hardwick Office to EGs
Hard,cick Hon A. f. Judevine is the Pos
Master ut the former office.
Mr.. Ralph Barber of Waterbury has q
cow that had three calves, March Sth. 1t :,
happened that they all died in three or fou
hours after being born.
COOP FOR \ PULLET.-lIarry Jones Q
Waitsfield-a town, by the way, somewha
famous for good things-has pullet, nine
and half months old, which recently lat
an egg weighing 3 ID ounces, and measuring
inches the longest, and ID inches tn
shortest way round. The egg is on exhibi
ton at the FREEMAN Office. The pullet vii
scarcely need to try again To bear off tn
palm on big eggs
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gSOTEL NOTICE.

The Subscriber having bought the furniture and lease
the Union House in Montpelier heretofore kept by
Seth Lee respectfully informs the public that he shall
deavor to make said ir.t-class all arrange
ments and believes from his know ledge of the wants and
requirements of the travelling community he shall be able
respectfully socits the continued favors of
present patrons the house, and of all others who
may find it for their comfort, convenience interest to
give him their patronage. GEO. P. FOSTER.
Montpelier, Jan. l, 1867. r&Mm3spec
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
remedy has long been cherished by the community
for its remarkable efficacy in relieving, healing and
curing the obstinate, painful and long standing
of Cough Cold Influenza Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Uhoopiag Cough, Group, 7stamG, Inflammation OF the
ngS while Consumption itself has yielded TO its
magic influence when all other have failed. Its
whole history that the has produced RENE
dy of equal value, for the numerous and dan
eerous pulmonary affections which prevail all the
land.
From J. ID. Hosmsr Esq, Of Topshdn.
ToPsHAM, W.. April "a, 1860
Messrs :. w FowLE Co.
Gentlemen IL take great pleasure IN adding mine TO
the testimony favor Of that invaluable Cough
remedy-DR WIsTAR's BALsAM WILD CHKRRr. Dur
Cough and inflammation of the Lungs Alter suffering
severely for many days, WiSar's Baisam was recon-
mended, trial of which gave immediate aud permanent
relief / have known of the Balsam having been
in of asthma, with the most favorable results.
that the community were well acquantant-
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would be unable supply the demand. 1 would advise
all who suffer from coughs cOtds &C., to give this medi
cine u early aud thorough trial.
Yours truly, J. D. HOSMER.
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE & son, lS fremont
ST., Boston, and for sale by Druggists generally.
Serefala.
The Rev. Gro SroRR. of Brooklyn, N. Y, says, in
the Bible Examiner, by of apology for publishing
medical in his Magazine of the OF his
only SON. of Scrofula after dissolution appeared in
eyitae" We publish this statement not for pay but
] I'D md
Justice TO Dr. Anders being satisfied that there is
i'm Iodine Water treatment, which the read
ers of this Magazine thank Editor for bringing
! g their notice.
/ Circulars free.
Dr. H. Anders Iodine Water is for sale by J. r. DIN B.
MORE Proprietor, sc Dsy ST., N. ", and by all ID rug
gists. FAAiOmi
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MARRIAGES.

ISAAC sHAYs and Mrs. PiiILENA KENDALL, both
In East Middlebury. Jan 9Th by the same, Mr., EU-
GENE n. GILMAN Of Lowell Mass, and oNIssA I.
NEEDHAM of East Middebury.
In Salisbury Feb. 18th, by the same Mr.. FREDERICK
sWENOR and Miss MARY ANN McGINN, both of
Al Winoo.ki. Jan. 25th by Rev. D. Lewis, sILAs
PIKE OF Whitley, Mass, aud SOPHIA MCGUIRE of
Also by the same at ths.same place. Feb 10th. ALVIN
P, CUMMINGS Of Montp her, and BRIDGET HAL
Also. Feb. asth JOSEPH BovEY and PHfLENA
GODARD, both of CoIchestsr.
In akerseld at the residence of the brides father
March 1th, 1861, by Rev: N NJ. Learned, M REED
PAIGE of Piattsburgh, N. ", and Miss EMMA g.,
younees. daughter of r. w. scott Esq.
by Rev. N. NJ. Learned, Mr.. E. H. BROWN and Miss
JOSEPHINE CARPENTER, both of WatervIe.
In Bakersfield, Jan. lst 1867. by the same, MIR. ABRAM
BURNETT of Morrstown, and Miss LOUISA BUR-
NETT of Bakersfield.
by the "sA sane Mr. hSMAN E. GisERT and Ms.
ELIZA A. DEAN, both of Fairfield.
In North Brookield AT the parsonage March 3, by
Rev c. w Emerson, Mr.. ORIN p DUDLEY of Brook
field and Miss EDNA NJ. BAILEY, of Roxbury.
PETER LIE MwIN and Miss MARY E. RODNEY, both
of Montpelier. .
WIN. J. HAINES of Cabot, and Miss EMILY CUM
MlNGS of Wolcou.
Ia Corinth, Feb %, the parsonage, by Rev. N: NJ
Granger, Mr.. CHARLES LEFT of Aewbury, and Mrs.
MARY E. PRIOR Of COrih,h.
Al the of the brides father Eas, ST Johns
1 " WHEELER of Halifax, n. s, and Miss SARAH r..
KIMBAtI., of East 81 Jonhsbury.
In III infieId Feb Goth by Rev. s B. Currier, Mr.
Al the NJ. Parsonage, Essex Oct. l-t, by Rev. W G.
Robinson, LEVI F. MILLS q; Burlington, and MAX
! TIA l.. VARNEY OF Colchester.
Nv the The residence of the BRIDE Oct I'm
RILEY NJ. BICKFORD of Waterbury. and EMILY
MoSEBY OF Essex.
BY the me, Jan. 1st Mr. JOHN BLISS of winston
and FANNY J. sINCLEAR Of Essex.
BY Ih- same. Jan. Isl HENRY l.. BARNES to MARf
E. BRYANT, both OF Richmond
BY the same, Jan. 22i MERIT NJ. LEE of Jericho
| and EDN "A A. FUTILE of Essex.
! BY the same, Jan. 26Ih, WILLIAM COOLEY ant
MARY J. DOWNING, both of Williston.
By the same, Feb. lst AMOS p. ROBERTS OF Milton
/ and HANNAH KEEP of Essex.
By the same, March lSt, HENRY NJ. ROGERS o
Westfnrd, and MARY J. BALTIMORE of Essex
BY the same Aug. llth, WILLIAM GALAGER, an'
ELLEN HALE, both of burlington.
Corrected.
CLAIMING HAZELTINE and Miss FLORA
BARTLETT, both of Plainielf
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&prasue Arnoid's sfate.

STATE or VERMONT. Ia Prohrre Court II -
RAsDofFa pIsrRIcT, s.. st Rrookf-II. STA p'--
tricr. on he 4th day OF Narc., \ ID tet1-
VBA SPR CUE. Administrat OF N estate 81
Spraeue Arnold, late Of Randolph IN salt Dis c.
deceased. presents his accuu1- .ur
nd allowance. and N ekes sppiic ttr Ter
of distribution and par on Of The e,ttte a -t
deceased WheTeupon, il ordered by al Court, iAt
said account and said Application BE- rsirrfd 60 So
son of sail Court be held Al h. West X nd I'm
Pouse said RAJ doll phi, the . = day n Aaich !
D. 1867 tor hearing ami decision the AID IL IS
ordered that notice hereof - CIV 20 AL pr
sons ell, by publication Of he same three " IS
successfully IN the Green Aoun- ain Freen NJ g.
paper published a. Montpelier, previous 10 "a i3n
appointed for hearing, that they pear az 81
time and place, and show # to may have
why sai1 should not DC lowed, ana sa- le
made
rllw3 Atfrst,-J. Il. CLEAvELAND, Jude. =
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A barrel of beer and two barrels Of cider
were recently seized ON the premises Of Mr..
White at Colchester Centre. At the hear
ing, Mr.. White pleaded guilty Of selling con-
trary to law on five occasions, and was fined
$50 and cost. The beer was spilled, and the
cider stored TO await its turning 70 vinegar,
when it will be restored to Mr.. White.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
confscated at st. Adams, Saturday, by the
revenue officers, and few days before, $4,000,
pairs of prunella slippers, valued at $4,000,
shared similar fate.
HOTEL Subtitle fremont House in St.
Adams, owned and kept for four years past
by s. S. Skinner, has just been purchased by
Mr.. Mann, formerly Of the Webster House,
Rouses Point The price paid was "a 900.
Seven of the liquor dealers at St. Adams,
against whom complaints were recently made,
have, without trial, paid their fines, ono of
them for seven oHenses.
LANOILLE COUNTY.
Morristown, at the annual March meeting,
passed resolution with but one negative
vote, that they would use all lawful means
in their power to prevent the sale of intox-
icating drink by any person but the licensed
agent.
ORANGE COUNTY.
W. T. George is probably elected Commits
sioner. His majority is IL, with Chelsea,
Washington and Williamstown to be heard
from.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Observation-Disclosures visits seem to be
the order in Bloomington. Each of the three
ministers have recently had one, the amount
received in each case being about 800. The
different, gatherings were ell pleasant affairs,
oysters, music and friendly social intercourse
being freely enjoyed.
SUDDEN DEArH.-Charles Moulton OF
Charleston, young man q years of age died
very suddenly last Thursday morning, it is
supposed of heart disease.
The Baptist Sabbath School in Derby, have
just purchased $500 worth of books fol
their Library.
Rev. Ii. N. Fowler, of Irasburg received a
second donation last Thursday evening, &c
the amount of $4,000.
Silas Lawrence of Derby, killed three rae
coons recently, all found in one hollow STUMP
and it was not much of a stump for coons
either
| RUTLAND COUNTY.
Rutland is talking of taking the matter o
supplying the town with gas into the hands o.
the authorities, and erecting works to supply
the place of those lately burned, at the pub
lie expense.
A young man, a carpenter, named Alonzt
Ormsbee fell from the roof of a building il
Rutland on Tuesday of last week severel,
injuring his spine.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Maj. VIM. Rounds Of Chester, has beef
: appointed Register of Probate, for the Wind
sor District, in Windham County. He ais
has formed law partnership with Hugl
Henry, eldest son of o. S. Marshal Henry.
Rev. T. ii. johnson, of the Congregations
church at Bethel, has received presents t
the amount of 500, and $4,000 have jus
been expended in improving the church build
ing. The people are now made glad by tn
unusual religious interest and conversions.
wINDHAN COUNTY.
: The town of Brattleboro run the liquo
agency this year and it has run them $500 i
debt
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Oris suffers estate.

STATE OF vERMONr,l In Prot ate Ceurt, holden
RAsDLFH DISTRICT ! at Broo h.id, the 5th cay
o March. a. n. 1867.
EBENEZER BASS, AdministTafor OF tie estate of
ia Orin Butler late Of Washington in said hi5trict,
deceased makes application TO said Court for license
certain of the of said decassed be r
about oil and. presenting thsr
said sale Is for mt OF debt Of said de-
ceased secured by mortg=ge thereon; NhereuPa II
ordered by SAIL Court thst said app i-ation come
under consideration and be heard On The 29n dsy OF
March ID. 1871, the PrObst- oi;e in Brook field ;
ano l. further ordere that all persons interested lie
notified hereof. By publication Of notice OF this april
cation and thereon three week. snc--sstvey IN
the Green Mountlin freeman. printed a. No -peler
before said tim of hearing, that they appear %
said time and piacs, and, If they see caus7, oheot
thereto
By the Court
Fllg3 Attest y. X Gle Az FL ANll, iu4 &c
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-13

WILD CHERRY BALsAM.-The memory of
DIR. Wistar is embalmcd in the hearts Of
thousands whom his BalSdn of WRd Cherry
has cured of coughs, colds, consumption, or
some other form of Pulmonary disease. 1t
is now over forty years since this preparation
was brought before the public. and Yet the
demand for it is constantly increasing :
To preserve your health, cleanse your
blood when it becomes vitiated and foul.
Many are the symptoms which sound the note
of alarm. Fail not TO heed them. lndiges-
ton, Nausea. Lassitude, Headache. Wander
ing Pains, Bilious and Eruptive Affections,
are many signals to tell You of disease in
the blood Remove it, and they disappear.
How? Take AYERS CoMroU>p EXTRACT OF
SARsAPARILLA. 1t is effectual for its purpose
purfes the blood, expels disease and restores
the deranged functions of the body t. their
healthy action.-Corydon (Ind) Argus
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LEGAL NOTICES.
AuoIlos Rfder,s Estate.

STATE CT VERMONT. , In Probate Cont, hef1
WASHINGTON DIsTRIcr, SIS. ut Montpelier, within STU
for said District on the 9Th day March. A. d. isa
INSTRUMENT. purportiHg 10 be the Iast " ~
II and of poilos Rider late OF aitsti-i
in said District deceased being presented to the Court
for 1t ordered aid Court. that all per
sons concerned The rein, be notified to appear at SIS
SION Of said Court be holden the Probate Oi,s,
in Montpelier, the 81 day # April A ID 1901, anu
shew cause if they have, against the Probate
VIII for which purpose, 1T is further ordered
that a copy of the record Of this order b. pubshd
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY Green Mountain Free
man, printed Montpelier, previous to SAID time ap
pointed for hearing.
true copy OF record.
rIIw3 Atfest-T X MERRILL, Judge
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rllws BY ADS the Gor5' r. cLGAvELaNo, Jude
Edward Apragme's Estate.

STATE OF VERNOf.I. I n PT0fate touIt- E-Ff
RAsD.LPH DIsrRIcr, at ogs f %, in said Dis
trirt GU the 4ih day Of starch A ID. 1851
LISA SPRAGUE Executor Of the last Win and Tes-
II lament OF Edward Sprslu=, late Of Randolph IN
said riot a. presents his admins ration &C.
count ( r examinat and allow nee. and makes sp-
pIicaton decree OF dstr bGton aud partliian q
of said ceased Wherein IL l. OF tcr-4
by said Court, saI4 account aud SAIL appuUs is
be referred Of sad Court 10 be he'd at TIE
West Randolph House. said tndolph. the = Ia
day OF March. \. d 1851, f5r h-arns and dfctstou
thereon And it IS further ordered. Tat not hereof
he given to ali persons Interested, b. pablcst oi
The same s1cc-ssively - The Green Goun
raiu Freeman. a Newspaper published At hon p-i r-,
previous to said tune appon I'd for hear ng IN ms
NAV appear sail time snd u g. and show cause, y
AM hey NAV have wins ssid account should not DC
lowed, and oecree maize
BY Court
rttv3 Aues,-J R GLE AVELAND, Ju4ga.
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ADDISON COUNTY .

PERSONAL.-nOn- JOnn w. SteNdTt anu
L. d. Eldridge, ESD, of Middlebury, have
formed copartnership for the practice OF
law and the transaction of insurance bust
ness.
BENNINGTON COUNTY
RUPERr.-On Wednesday of last week, l..
d. Hopkins of West Rupert, had twenty
sheep Killed and FIVE wounded by the cars.
While Mr. Mills. of Rupert, was engaged
in drawing wood recently, his horses fell and
the wagon came upon them showing them over
an embankment. killing one and badly injur-
ing the other
The friends of the Rev. j. b. Clark, of
Rupert, paid him a donation visit on Thurs
day afternoon and evening of last week on
which occasion he was made the recipient OF
about 800 This amount, with what he re-
ceived at previous visit. will foot up 5000.
The Temperance men of North Bennington
seem determined to stop the liquor traffic in
that place They lately made a raid on the
groceries and captured some over $500 OF
the s. critter = which they put in Jail for safe
keeping.
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
The liabilities and probable expenses of the
city of Burlington for the current year are
I S31 ,O39. % It is estimated that tax Of
/ 100 cents on the dollar, of the grand list will
| be required to meet these expenses. Torrey
f. Wales was unanimously elected mayor anc
and David Reed reelected Recorder.
! REJEcrED.-The list of Postmasters reject
ed by the Senate on Monday, contains the
name of VIM. H. Hoyt, p. NJ. of Burlington
Mr.. Hoyt has held the Office just four months
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-13

PERsoNAL.-Senator Edmunds has arrived
home from Washington. With Senator Nye
of Nevada he addressed large and enthusi-
astic Republican meeting at Hartford, Conn,
on Thursday evening of last week.
Hon. Luke P. Poland has been appointed
Regent to the Smithsonian Institute, to ELL
a vacancy occasioned by the election Of Hon.
James W. Patterson to the Senate.
R. H. Newell, (Orpheus c. Kerr) is .
native of Vermont.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-13
Ayers SarsapariIla

rs a concentrated extract of
the choice root. so combin-
cd with other substances of
still greater Alternative power
as to afford an effeciual anti
dote for diseases Sarsaparil.a
Is reputed TO cure Such a
remedy Is surely wanted ny
those who suffer from Stru-
nous complaints, and that one
which will accomplish their
cure must prove, as this has
proved. Of immense service 10
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Free to Everybody.

Large p. Circular giving information of the great
Importance TO the young of both
IT teaches how the homely may become beautiful, the
despised respec ted, and the forsaken loved.
No young lady gentleman should fail 10 send their
Address. and receive copy post paid by return mail
Address P. o. Drawer, 81,
F1n6sp Troy, n. y.
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Important to Physicians
AND
CONSUMERS OF MEDICINE.

DfXBY & CO., Druggists, have just returned from
ID market with . complete stock of
DRUGS L MEDICINES, TRUSSEs, SUPPORTERS,
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES,
which bought At panic prices. and will be sold al
THE LOWEST CASH PRICE!
All goods warranted b represented, and the
money refunded il not satisfactory.
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10 FEMALES.

For several years past have had many solic
all classes of females many OF them of the
highest responsibility, advertise the Monthly Relic
Pills. These failed in single instance If at
ordng immediate relief in that distressing disease Dys
menorrIea, al Painful Monthly Turns. From 10
three pills will afford complete relief period of i'll
ness and the monthly of them perfect health.
Leucurrhea (emale weakness with all its painful and
annoying symptoms, yields the healing influence Of the
Relief Pills.
Orders promptly attended TO, and Pills with directions
using, free of postage all paris of the United
States
The medicines used in the preparation of Relic
Pills being expensive they be afforded less
81 90 per box.
Prepared and sold by
d. l.. THRESHER
spF5m3 Mortified, VI.
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Wilcox a Gibbs Sc wing Machin
" oS. 2 dlu ), UNION DON Ihur
rsltf BURLINGTON. VT

HELMBOID?S EXTRACT BUCHU and IMPROVED
Ross WAsH and delicate disorders in all
little little change
Inconvenience aud no exposure. Ii Is pleasant
and irr Immediate IN action, AMI free al
INJURIOUS properties. spFqy leop
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A statement OF the Public Debt of the
United States on the first day of March, had
been prepared for this paper, but was mis-
laid, and we cannot now put our hand upon
it.
Affairs at New Orleans are regarded as
somewhat critical Gen. Sheridan has made
ample preparation, and it is hoped will avert
the threatened outbreak, growing out Of Il
conflict between the Municipal and State au-
thorities.
There are thirteen Nermonters in the 10th
Congress !; our own delegation, all natives
Senator'S Cragin and Howard, and Represen-
tatives Beaman of Michigan, Eldridge and
Sawyer of Wisconsin, Phelps of MARYLAND
Stevens of Pennsylvania, and Washburn of
Indiana.
At the general elections recently held for
the North German Parliament, all the great
military heroes of the late war, including
Count Bismark, We're defeated by their ci.
william opponents. The men who were irwin
chile in the field have been routed at the
polls.
Four men at party near Copake, \. \.
rummaging for liquor, came across bottle
containing corrosive sublimate, from which
! they drank freely. In consequence a dealt
awaits them which will be considerably ear
ensued had the article been pure liquor
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-13

For Coughs Colds and Consumption,
Try he old and well known VEG ETA BILE. Pull
MONARY BALSAM, approved and used by our
oldest and celebrated physicians for forty
Get The Genuine.
REED, GU rI.ER s. CO., Druggists. Propretors
Boston. Dec. II, 800. F& A52m6sp