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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-24

EXERCISES CONNECTED WITH THE Six TY-IHiRD
COMMENCEMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT
The Commencement Exercises of the Uni
yersity of Vermont are to be as follows
Sunday, Aug 4h,-3 P NJ, Baccalaureate
Discourse, by the President.
Tuesday, Aug. 6th-S A. NJ, Examinations
for admission to the University, at College
Rooms. At l-2 A. M.-Meeting.of the Phi
Beta Kappa at Institute Hall. At 10 II A
M-Anniversary of Society for Religious In
auiry. Address by Rev NJ. R. Vincent, OF
Troy, n. Y. At 3 P. M--Celebration of
the Phi Beta Kappa. Grafton by Rev. An
drew p Peabody, D. D., of Cambridge,
Mass. At P. M,-Commencement Con
cert, at City Hall.
Wednesday, Aug. 7M.-Alumni Days
l-2 A. Manual Meeting of Alumni at
College Chapel. important business will
be presented. At 10 A. M.-Alumni will
move in procession from the University to
the Church At 10 1-2 A. Manual Gel
ebration of the Alumni. Grafton by Dor
man B. Eaton, of n. Y, and Poem by VIII
liam E. Mars, of Chicago; at the close Of
which will occur the Reunion and Dinner
at Hotel At P. M.--Junior Exhibition.
Thursday, Aug. 8h.-Commenccment Day
At 10 A. M.-Procession from College
At 10 ID A M.-Orations of Graduating
Glass, and comforting of Degrees; followed
by the Corporation Dinner at American Ho-
tel. At 8 p. M.-Commencement Levee.
Music to be furnished by the Seventh Reg
iment Band of New York City, under the
leadership of Grafulla.
The public exercises will be held at the
First Congregational Church, on White
Street.
The resident executive committee of the
Alumni announce that arrangements have
been made for an annual meeting of the
Alumni hereafter, to which the whole OF
Wednesday will be given. This will give
abundant time for the social reunion and
dinner A collation. will be served at one
of the hotels this year, Immediately after the
public exercises Wednesday.
Those who have paid full fare over the
Rutland Il Burlington, Vermont Central,
Vermont & Canada, and Vermont Valley
Railroads, and the Lake Champlain Steamers
will receive certificate, for a free return
over these routes, on application to the Sec
rotary of the Alumni, Prof. c. W. Thomp-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-24

Coop News FOR COMMENCEMENT VIsIToRs,
Those visiting Mortified next week to at
tend the commencement exercises of Nor
witch University, will be pleased to learn
that the ladies of the Congregational Church
and Society in Northfeld, will provide re-
freshments at the vestry of their church Ju-
ly 3lst, and August LIST. Cold meats, baked
beans, brown bread, pies, cakes, tea, coffee,
ice cream and other good things will be served
at all hours of the day and evening. 1t will
be gratifying perhaps, to most visitors to
that goodly town, while eating an excellent
meal at reasonable expense as thus fur
nished by the ladies, to be assured that
they are also contributing for the adornment
of the Congregational church of that village,
for which purpose we understand the funds
realized from the sale Of these Refreshments
are to be appropriated.
THE CIRCUS NEXT TEU.DAY.-The man.
moth and attractive show bills of the Great
European Circus to be exhibited here next
Tuesday have attracted crowds of eager
gazers, and the multitude that hang about
thcih steHi Undermined 10 - DedrQ the lion
if they can't see the elephant" The Brat
tle60ro Pheoni1, one of our most sedate and
staid exchanges, thus speaks of the advent
Of this circus in Brattleboro
As usual, the circus on Tuesday, drew
great crowd to our village from the region
heard we Judge the visitors were quite well
satisfied, and felt as if they had got their
moneys worth. The procession of carriages,
horses, men, women and wild beasts, as it
passed through our streets in the forenoon,
made a fine display. The royal lion COUGHING
down upon the top of one of the carriages
surrounded by men and women, looked as if
in his dignity he enjoyed the spectacle of the
crowd gazing with eager eyes. And We be-
lieve this outside show was not superior in
interest to what was exhibited both afternoon
and evening under the spacious tent which
covered those multitudes of earnest gazers
that were present. The Workmanship and
gymnastic feats drew forth great applause,
and they were indeed quite remarkable 1t
is astonishing to what extent the human
body may be trained so as to perform feats OF
agility, strength and endurance and it may
be worth ones while now and then to visit
such exhibitions, just to see what men and
women are capable of doing.
INTENDED ELoPEMENT.-There are street
rumors quite current of an intended elope-
ment of a young man of this village with a
married female here-the woman's clothes
being found packed in the young man s
trunk, etc but we withhold names at pres
cnt.
In the suit of a Frenchman belonging in
Middlesex against n. c. Bacon to recover
$50, which the Frenchman averred Bacon
had extorted from him for an alleged fradu-
lent transaction in wool, tried in our vii
lage court last week, the court gave YER
dict for the Frenchman.
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Mrs. Salome Wheeler, aged sixty-s years
was found drowned in a pond near the Niles
school house, in Halifax, on the morning OF
the 18th inst
Lewis Olcott, of Rockingham Centre, had
his pocket picked ct the circus in Bellows
Falls on Wednesday, Of over 5000.
The Bellows Falls Times says the apple
crop in that section does not look promising
and it is to be feared that the spring prom.
ises of abundant fruit will not be realized.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Hon. Norman Williams has, on account OF
failing health, resigned the office of county
clerk for Windsor County, his resignation tc
take effect July Goth. Mr.. Williams was
appointed clerk at the May term OF court
1889, since which time he has continuously
held the Office, and discharged its duties in
such a manner as to gain for himself the title
of q model clerk. George B. French, son of
appointed as Mr.. Williams successor.
Mr.. Jonathan Bagley, of Hartland, was
thrown from his carriage on the Sd inst, and
almost Immediately killed. He was an old
man, over eighty years.
new post Office has been established a,
West Bridgwater, and Joseph X. Spaulding
appointed post master.
P. II. Robbins, of Chester, recently lost a
cow valued at $50, and NJ. G. Richardson b,
of the same town, lost a valuable OK.
DROWNED Edward, only son OF
DR.. j. E. Morse, aged eleven years, was
drowned at Royalton on the I'd inst.
Musical Convention will he holden in
Ludlow, commencing Sept. Sd, and lasting
three days thereafter.
The Woodstock post Office has just beer
removed into the rooms prepared for it in the
new Standard building
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-24

BARRErT's VEGETABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
We speak from experience, having given a
practical trial to this renowned Hair Resto-
rative, when we say that any body in want
of fine head of hair should at once procure
a bottle. 1t will excite the scalp to new and
healthy action. cleanse it from scuf and
dandruff, prevent the hair from falling off,
cure those eruptive diseases which often APP
pear on the head, and in most cases, produce
a fine growth of new hair. As a dressing
no better preparation can be obtained for i'm
parting a rich and glossy appearance to the
hair In fact, no other Hair Restorative hd'
euer received or deserved more universal de
nand than Barren's. We cordially recon-
mend it to our readers 1t is for sale at the
stores of all respectable druggists. Try on
bottle,-it will demonstrate it's merits In
very short time.-Pins6ury Commercial.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-24

VIII our friends do the favor to bear in
mind that have one OF the largest and best ar
pointed Book and Job Printing Establishments il
the State and always in readiness do any kline
Of Job Printing, from the smallest address care
to the mammoth poster" most voluminou,
book at short notice. and at living prices Our ia
cties such that confidently solicit the favor
Of our friends desiring anything in line of bust
ness, and guarantee them entire satisfaction.
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BLANKS RLANKS!!

We are just commencing to print and intend to
keep constantly for sale, the best assortment OF
Blanks for Lawyers, Town and County Clerks
Judges Of Probate and business men generally, to
he found in this section, and shall sell them, a,
wholesale retail at low prices. Persons desiring
any description Blanks in quantities, have them
printed to order, at the FREEMAN Steam Print
ing Establishment, and at figure that will give en-
tire satisfaction; and those wishing Blanks for
can, at the FREEMAN BOOKsroRE be supplied at
prices that will leave ample margin for profits
when they filed out.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-24

We learn that there is to be another vol
ume of 50 Poetry of Vermont published,
Poems for the volume should be sent to
F." Junius," Morrisville, Vermont The poets
of Vermont living both in and out OF the
State are requested to furnish such of their
productions they wish inserted, giving
| their name in full and residences
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-24

the liHfiit tht
eNpet disease. hey out The fu'i hnin"r- whirh
breed aud dsfemper, stimulate stessh or dls"r-
dsred organs into Their natural action, and mpau tone
and strength To the whole system. Not "nN de they
every day complaints of every body, bat forna-
Alb nd darg " lille they produce pow
erul effects they the same time, IN dinini ned
doses ami best pySic that can he employ ell l"
children. Being sugaro"sed, they are pleasant L" lake
and being purely vegetable, are entirety harmless
tures been Ia would surpass hellef, were
they substituted by men OF such exalted character
for bill the lspicun u. untruth Many eminent
clergy aud phy -icsns certify TO 1 perfect reah
remedies while Others have semi us the assurance
conviction that Preparations contribute I'M
mensely the reliet of our afflicted feio" mt H.
The Gent below named i pleased to furnish gratis
Almanac. containing diIect"ns Tor the use
these OF their cures OF the
following complaints
Cosrveness, Biio;s mpaints, rheumatism, Dropsy
Hearhurn Headache arising from foul stomach Nausea
Indrgestion Morbid Inactun of the Bowels and Pam
arising iherefom, Fiatulency, Is- of appetite ali DIS
cases which require evaCtIsn, medicine. Ihey also
purif. the buni and stimnaitn. the system cufe
many complaints which w"uif not he supposed they
could reach lie afuess Partial Rind.e>s, Nei-
rapia and Nervous Iuitahility, Derangement Of the
Liver and Kidneys Gout and other kindred disorders
Arising from low of the body or obsructiono
I functions.
Do noi he put eft by unpnciped dealers Win o'he
preparations which they make more profit Demsne
AyRR's and take The sick want Inc best aie
! there Is for them, and they should have II:
Prepared by DK. j. G. AVER Il Co., Lowell, MASS.
and Druggists and dealers medicine every
where.
! BIXBY & CO. Agents for Montpelier. Also for salt
/ - GncSm2
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4. >
Left on bases, Capital 4; Amulet, 4; Homes runs
Capital, s. Amulet l.
lie, Amulet, Il. H. {.
y. h BROWN Umpire
DEFERRED.-The Temperance Meeting an
.ceek, to give all chance to attend DIR. Clay's
free lecture at Village Hall on that evening
MEDIcAL.-We Print in another place the
card of DR.. q. p. Greeley. DR.. Greeley is
son-in-law of DIR. j. Y. Dewey, of Mont
pelier He was Surgeon of the 4th n. II.
Regiment three years, and of a regiment of
veterans one year, and he has since spent
some time in New York city perfecting him
self in the knowledge and practice of his
profession For physician comparatively
young, he has had a valuable experience,
and we glad to welcome him an in
habitant and a physician and surgeon, to
Montpelier.
We have received from Hon. A. Il. Allen,
of Granville, communication in respect to
the melancholy and mysterious death of his
son, but the length of the article makes it
impossible for US to give it a place IN our
columns. Mr.. Allen tenders his heartfelt
thanks to those who have aided and sympa-
thized with him in his affection. He knows
of nothing in the past life of his son to fur
nish any reason for his comm itting suicide
and evidently considers that he came to hi
death by murderous hands
RAsPBERRIEs-Mr Jonas Abbott, o
Worcester, is paying five cents per pound 70
raspberries suitable for canning. He is en-
ployed by the Messrs. Plumer, of Boston
who will doubtless soon have other agents il
the towns easily accessible from Montpelie
Depot
SPKcTAcLEs.-It will be noticed by thei
advertisement in another column, that Messrs
Lazarus and Morris, the eminent opticians G
New Haven, Conn, have sent one of thei
firm to this section, and that he will be a
Barre this week, Thursday, and at North
field, Friday. Their glasses are highly spoke
of, and never intoxicate or make dizzy.
CussMAN'. LIGHTNING RoD.-Mr. C.
Post, of Hinesburgh, has the right of sal
and erection in this State of this lightnin
rod The rod consists of four anncaled (sOf
iron wires twisted together, with cope
wires, running down spirally) the interstie
of the others, thus forming compact, fex
BILE, continuous rod above seven-sixtcenths {
an inch in diameter. It's form is such as
expose to the atmosphere large surface, an
allow of its being continuous from the poir
70 the earth, having no joints or couplings.
enters the earth by zinc and copper cylinder
by which galvanic action is created, and OK,
-aation is prevented. The following certificat
shows what scientific men think of this il
vention
S. D. CUsHxAN-Sir Il have given du
consideration to your letter, and the stru
ture of the portion of your Lightning Re
which you have transmitted me. el
tirely approve of the Rod, and of the view
and reasons stated by you. submitted it
an eminent scientific mana practical ma
and he agrees with me in opinion.
Yours Respectfully,
Benz. SrLLNAN.
Professor, of New Haven, Conn.
Mr.. Post is now making his headquarter
At the American House in this village, and
ready to furnish and put mp this rod at Il
shortest notice.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-24

We desire to make the FREEMAN particularly val
nable for its news from all parts of Vermont, and
friends in different parts of the State, especially
in Washington, Orange and Lamoille Counties, will
confer a great favor upon and our readers by
sending local intelligence Give us the facts and
we viii arrange them for the paper.
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uholnas T.. MOore,s estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court. hoidsn
RaADo. Pr DISTRICT CT Chelsea, on The slh
dty f Jay A. n. 1857
TTNHOGAS P. MOORE. in. AdH in of the
L tate oil hemas p. More. lare OF Oh Lea ia
said STRIFE d.ce makes Application said curt
for license sell the real If sail esssd
repr ting that said sale would ben fetal to the
hers of sain estate;
Nhereupop. il is ordered by sail Court that said
application come und r cSnsi an6 be heard on
the 5 day ofAugut, A. D. 1857 st the Probate ofaoc
in Chelsea
An Ii further ordered, that sll parsons inter
ested de hereof by punl . of notice OF
this application ana order thereon, tn weeks
crssiveiy, the Ereen nounta'p Freem N, prD'ed
at Montpelier before said time OF hear z that they
may appear al said time and place and, il they
cause ject thereto.
By the Court
Attest, p. e JONES, Reg ster
A true copy of record.
Attest, p. JONES, Re sIster-
F36w3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-24
The Musical Scale.

By Horace BiddIe. With 10 full psee Iilnstra
mons. Cloth, $l.2S.
This is an admirable treatise tbs origin and con
s,rctIon Of the Scales II is work in
Oh is dis piaye. uncommon power OF analysis ana
that will furnish !, any ideas to accomplished mt,
iaps and inter 81 all wh0 have any knowledge of
music Mxiie psf- paid. recent Of price. OLIVER
DIr-ON H. CO., Publishers, 2T Washington Street,
Boston. r2oH
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THOR every usehOid. Window washer, superior hof
house syringe nd garden engine in one for So " In
our OPINION rsceIs everything Of the kind he'ea"'".s
uven,ed,, Editor New England Fa W = Five to ons
r.ns IN ..~h wn Er 80. New ENG AND PORT
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-24

of Worm remedy i needed don't fail tc get bottle
DR.. 4. G.. Gould's Pin " orm syrup
Thi~ syrup fails IL the aggravated
eNpei these irritating and dangerous entirely from
the system
Adults uf 60 or 20 ears who have suffered fT life
children upon all other remedies hav e
tTied vaiE, relieved o all annoy in -
hours aud when taken according to directions IL Will
effect entire Ii Catharc, and improves
health b, removing all impurities from the system,
and Is always safe with The Youngest child.
sold by C. {. GOODWIN & CO., Bostou, aud by drug
y. here rffsur
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-24

For all the Protean forms of Disease originating
SCROFULA
nothing eq AL the purifying effects Iodine
when administered in pure
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pure solution of Iodine dissolved water. hou
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r. DINSNORE. Proprietor.
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"BLEsEp . Man WHO rrasr INVENTED SLEEP,
auoih Sancho Panzs Sleep has often bee murdered
no. in Mabbeth's emily, but in many modern in
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and host Of other comp isihts. For all such there is
remedy and sufferers may exclam = Bles' ed be
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This delicious Cordial and fine Tonic is no hailed by
m lions ne the great Health Giver and Resiorer he
solve 10 buy a bottle and don't' sleep oni Be wise
time. 'zs"S
MAoroLIA WATER-A delightful toilet article-suPe
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Wilcox Il Gibbs sewing Machine


In Worcester July 2l at the res dcnce of the bride
ts,her bv Rev Rev. A. T.. Wade. Mr.. W iliiam d. n
DICKINSON, Of Lyndon and Mis-, EMMA L. HAN
COCK, Of Worcester.
Proctorsville, AT the p1rsonage July y oy rev,
q Little, Mr.. ALVA NJ. STAFFORD and Miss LUX
DICKERMAN, both of Ludlow.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-24

"Or sink swim,
Send danger from the East into the West;
so honor GROSS il from North TO South,
And let them cripple. Oh the blood moro st'fs,
To rouse a lion than to start hare
But many wonld rather face lion (provided he
were safely eed their hair all fall out be-
fore the % of old age, and the disagreeabls
the hair someri takes toward premature greyness
capable Of stirring the blood good deal h only s'if'
Won to obtain Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative,
.ure cure and preventive Of these evils you will have
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LEGAL NOTICES.


TINE So 8SCRIBERS having been appointed by the
Ron. Probate Count for the District OF Wsshin ton.
Commit -eive mine and All Ist all
and de nds Of all persons the estate - masa
Russ late of aisdeld in District, deceased
resented insoivenf. ard the of SIX months from the
18th day OF jun. 1857 ing slow BY sad Couri to
the tiIoTs of said dc~ased h and " cir
respective cl TINS before give notice. that We
to the duties ~ appointment st'he dive ling
huge OF Mrs Harr ct WafsfeId in raid dis
tr ct. the 18th OF Sepiember and December It. al
one O'Clock in the afternoon ch of said days
CHARLES n SSTrp. }c.
JOSEPH HAZ 5LTINE, I
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-24

TNHE SCBSCR BERS. havi been appointed by The
i Honorable PrOha'e tourt for the ,,istrict of Ran
dolph CoDm ssi"ners to eceive, mine and adjust
all ca and demands. of slI against the
tate Of Wi ia m Perrin, lat Of Wiliamstow7 in said
District dece.e ed represented insalvert end the
six moths ON the 6 b Gsv f June, 1867. hepg 4
lowed By said c, The cedn-s OF said eesseJ TO
xh,bit AMI prove their respective claims before
fiv- notice, viii at end the dues of
,"in ment the dwelling house of b. ID Marsh la
Wi smsrowp, la said District, the l4th day Of
september O'Clock In the OF sait
cay.
JOHN LYNDE, ,,,
OLIVER =. Wal KER, ( ~h -
va In Y 1ssT o.
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