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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-11-11
TRAINS GOING EAST.


Stations Exp'ss Exp'ss Exp'ss E1p'ss
Chicago 8,2Oam 9,20pm 5,35pm 4,50am
Valparaiso 9,59am IL ,06pm 7,16pm 6,57am
Plymouth 11,25am 12,87am 9,OOpm 9,1Oam
Warsaw 12,21pm 1,S2am e,5apm 1O,2Oam
Columbia 1.00pm 2,17am 1O,30pm II, 15am
Fl. Wayne 2,oopm 8 ,15am II, 15pm II, 2Opm
Van Vert a,O2pm 4 ,30am Il, 15am 2,O8pm
Lima 4,OOpm 5.35am 1.15am 8,19pm
Forest 5,09pm 6,58am 2,1sam 4,43sm
U sand'ky 5,39pm 7,1sam 2,42am 5,14pm
Bucyrus 6,O9pm 8,01am 3,16am 5,57pm
Crest A 6,35pm s,sOam 3,4Oam 6,3Opm
line I'D 6,55pm 9,1Oam 3,55am 5,3Oam
Mansfield 7,23pm 9,S7am 4,24am 6,1Oam
Wooster s,51pm 11,O0am 5,5Oam Sloan
OrrviIe 9,15pm 11,27am 6,I5am S,41am
Massillon 9,46pm 11.57am 6.47am 9.2Oam
Canton lO,O9pm 12,13rm 7,O3am 9,4Oam
Alliance 10,45pm 2,55pm s,O5am 1O,4Oam
Salem Lillian 1,25pm s.32am IL ,25am
Rochester II ,55am 3,02pm 10 O5am 1 .55pm
Pitts.g 1,55am 4,1Opm lilo am 3,2Opm
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GOING WEST.
Exp'ss Exp'ss Exp'ss E1p'ss

Pittsburgh 6.45am 9,3oam 2,1Spm ]. 5Oam
Rochester 9,15am 10, 40am 3,23pm 3,OOam
Salem 10,31am u, 26pm 8, 13pm4,47am
Alliance 11,25am 1,15pm 6,O5pm 5,4Oam
Canton II 1Spm 1,5spm 6,5Opm 6,28am
masslilon Il, 4Opm 2,18pm 7,07pm 6,47am
0rrvi!lo 1,S2pm 2,52pm 7,4Opm 7,17am
wooster 2,o1pm 3,20pm s,Ospm 7,45am
Crest,e A 4,4apm 5,3Opm 10,15pm 9,45am
sd 6,O0am6 ,OOpm 10, i5pm IO,O0am
Bueyrus G,29am 6.4Opm 1O,41pm 1O.25am
Sand'ky 7,1Sam 7,19pm IL ,14pm 10, 5sam
Forest 7,49am 7,51pm 11,47pm IL Pam
Lima 9,03am 9,08pm 1,15am 12,s7pm
Van Vert 10,15am 1O,16pm 2,07am 1,2Spm
Columbia 1,OOpm 12,3iam 3,56am S,37pm
Warsaw 1.55pm 1,82am 4,42am 4,22pm
Plymouth 3,OCpm 2,33am 5,55am 5,Iopm
Valparaiso 4,47pm 4,15am 7,24am 6,s5pm
Chicago 7,00pm 6,2Oam 9,1Oam s,20pm
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-24

which was surprising when it is considered
that large proportion of these pupils, when
they entered the school, commenced with
learning the alphabet. There are classes IN
Geography, History and Geography OF Yer
mont. Arithmetic, with one, who, besides hls
English studies, is pursuing the study OF
Latin.
The Trustees offered five prizes to those
boys who indicated by their correct deport-
ment and scholarship merit above their fel-
lows. AT the conclusion of the examination
the several prizes were presented, with 3
short address from each gentleman making
the presentation. The prizes consisted Of
suitable books for the reading of the recipi-
emit
Prizes for good conduct and scholarship
LIST. Hugh Conner, :. Autobiography of Ben
.iamin Franklin, presented by Hon. Charles
Reed, Montpelier, president Of the Board Of
Trustees ID Timothy HARDWOOD, Ia colored
boy - The boys at Doctor Murray's,' pre-
scented by Hon. Henry A. Burt, of Swanton
3D. Calvin Rice, . Farming for Boys" pre-
scented by Rev. Lewis A. Dunn, of Fairfax
4th. William Noble, - The Butterfly Hunt,
presented by Hon. John Howe. of Brandon
9Th. William Cantell, - Try Again. pre-
scented by Henry Clark, of Rutland
The three prizes TO the boys competing in
the worlshop, were presented 10 each by
Albert d. Hager, of Proctorsville.
lst. . Ned Nevins, the Newsboy ID.
William Harrington, - Work and Win "
Sd George Hildreth, . Uncle Matt. or the
Good Time which George and Frank Had =
The exercises were concluded by brief
and interesting address to the pupils by E1-
Gov Paul Dillingham;
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-24
Second Anniversary Of the Vermont
Reform school.

We c1ndense from the Rutland HT0.a the
following report Of this anniversary
The second anniversary " the Vermont
Reform school took place At " atorbury- OF
Wednesday. june 18th. At 30 clock = N
tie Trustees 81 the Institution, Hon. Charles
Reed. Of Montpelier. Rev l.. 4 Dunn, q
Fairfax and Hon John Howe OF Brandon,
accouuanied bv the examining committee
commenced an inspection o. the buildings
and the farm connected with the school. The
The buildings were found To be IN good con
dIti0n, well arranged II the several parts,
and adapted t. the purpose, and divided INTO
d residence for the family dormltorles, wash
rooms school room The farm Is under good
cultivation under the excellent and intelli-
rent culture Of Mr.. Charles Hatch, who has
given II his especial attention since the open
Ing Of the school. The result must be re-
carded as very satisfactory, the income Of the
farm according 10 the annual report being
Sl759 O.
The Legislature at rs last session made
an appropriation for the erection Of new
t,rliI<2-es- which has been contracted fOr- and
and + now n process o. c0IIstruIrti'5I- Il i
located few rods west of the main build
inrs. TO be built Of brick, So by 50 feet two
stories high with a cellar and attic The
main room TO be occupied q workshop, Is
high. and arranged IN such manner that
machinery can be erected if found necessary
/ The second floor can be used for q school
room. should the wants OF the institution re-
quire it.
At 10 O'Clock the pupils assembled in the
workshop 70 show specimens Of their skill
II the seating Of chairs, which Is the work
particularly assigned them, the trustees
having contracted the work 10 the Rutland
Manufacturing Company, who furnish the
wood and cane for the purpose. Three prizes
had been offered for the three bows who
should do the work quickest and best Nine
Of them entered the list. They all com
menced at precisely 10 O'Clock and minutes
working with q facility hardly TO be expected
in persons Of their age. The entire min,
completed their task at one minute past
o clock. The following named, having don
their work, were awarded the prizes accord
. ing 10 the order named
+ LIST, Burr Potter, Monkton, IL minutes
ID. William Hoisington, Rockingham. 43 ant
ID minutes Sd. George Hildreth Mont
pelier, 43 81 minutes.
The remaining SIX Others not securin
! prizes, completed their work in the follow
: ing time
William Noble, Montpelier, II 81 mil
, utes Herbert Bithrow, W hite River juno
ton, 80 minutes and 4 seconds Calvi
: Rice. Springfield, 50 minutes and 10 second.
4 Clark Charles, Huntington, 50 IA minutes
u Stuart Robinson, Burlington, 81 minute
. and s. seconds Charles Wade. WATERBURY
, SIS u utes-
At so Pm the examination Of the di
feren1 classes commenced in the school room
= under the charge OF Miss Burnharn. the d
:, voted and Efficient teacher IN this depar
y ment Foar classes IN reading were present.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-24
The Wood Moving Machine.

ofer thi- Mower Joy the harvest q ls0s Win the
utmost confidence knowing fun well it history Tor
the past ffeen years auG IL success, which has mad
Do parallel III the history 81 Mowers 1t l. known
ilv three distinct names The + Wood Mower 80 Lii
-le Giant and Prize Mower" The last Two i Is
justly entitled I'll because no moving machine =
stranger b.tre~ i.f and better adapted 70 long life
II has drawn a prizes than any other Mower II
Tho world and stands first in TINS country and Eu-
rope Further comment is unnecessary They can
obtained If or ll- agents - low as any other
l-sr class Mower They t-1--0Hted 70 give sal
i-far-a1 and success ana r. Ice 50er manufactured
Machines ana extras can ne had a JoHN 7
DrvEl' store. Mprtpeiie-, also from and my
agents Those wishing extras Tor repairs Oh the Old
farmer should send &c me. !. 7 PERRY.
Wa-trtil.ry = uue J. 1858. F-25w5
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-24

j recent discovery has been made at the
Hospitals Of France Of cure for Epileptic
Fits both Of long and short standing. Hav-
ing procured the medicine and given II q few
months trial. I can call several cases cured
in this vicinity. and elsewhere. l am now
prepared 10 offer the medicine 70 the public
1t i put AZ in strong bottles. for transport
ing. with full directions for is use, al FIVE
dollars a bottle. Y no would not give hun
dreis Of dollars ID have son or daughter
cured One bottle has been known TO cure.
For reference 10 its merits, apply 10 DR.
Chas Clark Of this place who has seen It's
effects Wholesale and Retail by
". BABCOCk. 4pothecqry 4 Druggist
Montpelier, Vt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-24

=. ALI FOR GREED, is the title of a novel
by the Baroness Blaze De Bury, just issued
IN pamphlet form by Litten L Gay, of Bos-
ton. This story was first reprinted in this
country in the Liping Age, and is now pub
Hshed az one Of Llplng Age !Series Of Stories-
:. LINDA TREssELL,' by the author of Nina
Balatka, i another Of these stories recently
issued BY Littell & Gay These stories are
selected with care from the best OF those ap-
pear1ng in the current foreign literature.
Their price. in paper covers is IS cents each.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-24
CHITTENDLN COUNTY

BURGLARY At WILLIsToN.-Ihe town Of
Williston has had another interesting crlml-
nal experience The store Of Smith Wright,
at the village. was entered on Sunday night
bv raising window with q chisel, and goods
To the amount Of $500. consisting Of cottons,
ready made clothing and shoes, carried OF
On the discovery Of the robbery. Monday
morning. Sheriff \. 3. Flanagan Of BurlinC
ton. was at once sent for. and suspicion hav-
INC been directed towards Chas. H Potter,
as IL some way connected with the robbery,
a watch was kept round Potter : house Mon
dav night 10 prevent anv removal OF the stolen
r,rorerTv II II tfr1ie CID I4s7ay morn
ing "a search was made OF the premises by
ofhcer Flanagan and others Mrs Potter assist
ing and apparently aiding the officers N Their
search Nothing whatever was found, even
I OF susricious character. OF the first search :
bat second and more careful examination
j showed the boards Of the floor cut through
under a bed II the ground floor bedroom.
The boards were pricd Up. and under the floor
il hole about four feet deep, lay the stolen
goods. three whiskev kegs and chisel, which
on trial fitted wei into the Inarks around the
windows where the burglars got into W right :
store
Mrs. Potter suddenly disappeared, as the
pit was opened. but was speedily arrested and
was examined before Justice Tuesday after
noon and Wednesday was bound MP N bonds
Of $1,000.
Charles Potter Of " illist0n and ms brother
T Dr.. Hamilton Potter OF New Jersey, were
arrested Saturday, charged with the robber,
Of Smith Wright-s store, in Williston. The.
gave bonds IN the sum Of $4,000 each, ant
Charles s 900 for secreting stolen goods.
EAGLEs--Henry Chatterton, Of Shelburne
shot on the 18th inst. two eagles. One meas
ured seven feet ten inches from tip TO tip Q
wings, and the other six feet eight inches
ESSEX COUNTY
4 convention Of the Republicans Of Esse
County was held al Guildhal, Oh the lot
= inst. al which the following nom nation
= were made
: | For Senator-George n Dale, OF L. n
Pond. For Judges-Elias Lyman, OF Lea
ington. Levi Howe. Of West Concord F.
Judge of Probate-W- Il Hartshorn,
: Guildhau For Sheriff. A Mansur,
e Island Pond. For States Attorney-O-
i Harvey of West Concord For High Bal
: if-G Nav. Of West Concord.
Resolutions were adopted, cordially e
. dorsing the Republican nominations OF u
u National Convention at Chicago, and also t
resolutions there passed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-24
ALL READY.

II HI Subscriber would respectfully inform all whom
Il II may concern that have hand and will furnish
short notice Horse Power Chains manufactured by
FIRST rate workman, made of the best of IRON and
ranted to fit Also Neck Yokes and Whipp erees, Lol
Chains. Brace Chains, Shaves, Cast steel Wedge;
and Siedges Butcher klifcs, &C. and all kinds OF I'm
pem ents such farmers want, BsicEsnaIIhs manu-
factur.. Ny shop will he found eight rods OF Iht
old red arch bridge on Berlin side
CUMMINGS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-24

in Wes, Bers-hire. June lsi, ~ Rev. U. p. Mseom
Nr. NATHANIEL q. FISK. and Mr.. ELIZABETH
q. ROWLAND. npft of x Adams
In Mo-ri-rovn june 2. by Rev a. +. Honsnrer
M WI. PLJMLEN. ana Mi7s SARAH 0UIMBN
no-u 81 NsrrIstnvu-
IN Cr1iisoury May L. ~ Rev c. Tahor, MTG HI
SPRING. Of Glover, and VICTORIA G00SHkE, OF
Cfreenshoru-
L. Crafisbury jane is. bs Rev. G. Tabor, PETER
BADGER. OF Greensboro, and Il. ROSE ARVIN, Of
:. Ii
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-24

MONTPELIER. VT:
WEDNESDAY, JUNE "A, 1868,

r.. .i.-treto make the FREEMAN part1c ularly va
t-. to- It's news from all parts of Vermont, and
A. trends IN different parts Of the state especially
Washington. Orange and LamoiIe Counties, VII
Great favor upon rs and our readers by
--,. loca1 intelligence. Give Us the facts and
&C. VII arrange them Tor the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-24
IOR PRINTING.

VI our TRENDS Do us he 1aVoT 70 beaf IN
.-.t mat We have one OF the largest and best ap-
.r-.d BOOK and JOB Printing Establishments I'D
STATE and are always II readiness TO DO any &iha
= jon Printing from the smallest address card
the mammoth poster or most voluInIhous
81. a short notice. and II living prices our Ia
-1ez are such that We confidently solicit the faV or
r. friends desiring anything II our me OF Duai
49,. and guarantee them entire satisfaction
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-24
Pocket Book Lost

OS1 this day McCiure's store, State street,
the road between there and Norman Dad lev =
house IN M0d essex small caifskia lex containing
TWO s., two - bills, with some SCRIP The
subscribers name WAS written on paper INSIDE Of
the wallet. Whoever viii the subscribe OF
leave al the FkKExAH Printing Oce shall he SUITABLY
rswsrded MARCUS D. WILEY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-24

BAsr Ball NArcH.-A match game Of
base bah was played AZ Bristol On ednes-
dav last. between the Oriental Club IF that
place. and tie Fcarnaucht Club Of Middle
bury. The Bristol boys defeated their oppo-
nents hv one tally.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-24
Montpelier Library Association.

The first annual meeting Of the MONTPELIER
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, viii be held 81 the hall Of
NAIAD TEMPLE OF HONOR, w ashington Hail. on
Tuesday evening june 90 ISIS Al eight O'Clock, for
the election of Officers and the transaction Of such
other business a. may legally come before the
meeting. Per order of Committee.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-24
G. II. Williams Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, : In Probate Court held
RANDoLPH DIF-l-IcT, s. 81 Che!sss N said DIS
trict the Is = cav q Jane, a. r. is6--
II OUISA Il. WILLIAMS and CARLOS MOORE
Il Admin issrktors Of the estate Of On ney o " u
lams late Of Chelsea IL sad Dls-r c. deceased pre-
1heir sd niE1rz1on account for mat OF ana
allowance and make application for decree OF CTS
trIoUtOn And partition o. he estate Of sad 5ece sec
Nhereuson, il = orS cred by sand Court hat sad
account and SAID application oe referee 10 session
Of said Court b. held IhH Probate Once n sad
Chelsea, on the l6-h- day Of JrlF. A y ISSS, fer
hearing and osci-ian thereon And Z is turtle or
oered, that hereof given 81 Tars inter
esteo by publ cs-i0u OF three weeks success
sIveiy II tne Green Mountain Freeman. newspaper
published Montpelier previous saii tIs appoint
ed for hssr ug thai they appear a. SAID time and
place and show cEus Z any they NAV have by sad
account should no. be all wed aud such decree MADE
BY the CCurt-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-24
Notice in Bankruptcy.

WIS ID . I'VE rotice thai on the 70 n uAy O Iuhe
l. A D. 1865 warrant IN bsnk ruptcy was issued
against the estate OF Alden r. morrill, Of Northhed In
the county o. Arlington, and State Of Vermont mo
has been sojudg-d 4 bankrupt his own Pe-ftion ;
that TIE payment Of any debts and delivery OF any
property belonging 20 such bankrupt, II him or Tor
his and the transfer OF property nv him. ar
forbidden by law that nesting OF the credi ors OF
the said bankrupt, to their debts and 70 choose
Enees OF MS estate, viii be held 81
court of banErup tcy, Re holden n the once of
l. l. lawrence, N Burlington, in the County o. Chit
tender and State Of Vermont, before L l. Lawrence
Register, the 221 dsy c July a D. 1865 al 10
O'Clock A. NJ n r. FLANAGAN,
NV Rerr.v Z :. Ma-srsl AessepCer
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-24
Bucklev's Banjo Guide.

Containing ELEMENTARY PRINCIPLES NEW
EASY and PROGRESSIVE EXERCISES, SONGS,
DANCES and MELODIES Many of them never De
or. unfinished This for the Banjo has bee q
prepared hy Mr.. JAMES BUCKLEY who mas NAG Q
twenJy-sx years experience as ieacoer ahu pay
viii n. tnd 10 be superior all former publications OF
It's class hundred OF me vely pcs,
neres Of music for the Banjo. Price IS cts sent posi-
naid OIdVER DITSON & CO. Publishers, boetoh-
CHAS a DITSON K CO., New Nort
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-24
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice in BankruUfcV

THIS Is give notice that thu 18th dar of June.
Il A u. 1858, i warrant in bankruptcy issued
against the of Israel Stems of Non pser
county of Washinrtun and Stale of Vermont, who has
been aaJudges krupt on his OEn petition that the
payment of any dsbtf and delivery 81 proper
longing TO such bankrupt. him. and the
transfer OF hun. fort iea by law
that meeting Of the editors Of said
their debts, and choose sssgnees of his
estate will he he'd of ba akrupicy- 10 ne hold
en- at the office Of L I Lswrs5cs. the civ of Bur
hngton IN the county Of Chrfenden STATE Of Yer
mont before l. L Lawrence Register. the 23d dzv
OF July, 4. D ISIS, al 10 O'Clock A. NJ
N p. FLANAGAN.
No : Nz-zha Messenger
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-24
4 CARD.

CLERGYMAN while residing in South America
\ as a missionary. discovered ssfe ano simple rem
edv for the cure of Nervous Weakness, Early decay
Diseases Of inc Urinary and Seminal Organs ana tne
whole train Of Disorders brought by banefui sno
vicious habits Great numbers have been cured py n
nosle -emady Prompted by desire TO benent tne
a;cted and unfertuna1e will send the recipe Tor pre-
pairing and using this medicine. IN seaieo "
JOSEPH 4. INMAN,
Station D. Bible House, -
inns wow AoAA SA'--
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-24
Plastic slate.

This subscriber wshes notify the inhabitants
Washington and Orange Counties, that he owns The q
elusive right to manufacture
Plastic Slate Roofs,
and he 10 ready their orders with dispatch
For further Particulars inquire of
FRANK BULLARD
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-24
I

The ORIENTAL TEA COMPANY. Boston. are con
srantly receiving the best Tea districts China
Japan, large invoices OF FoocHow B.4cE Z SCu1-
Japan and horUrE GKIrI Teas oi strict par its
uniform nigh standard quality We sell these
goods pound n Cargo prices saving 70 coHsu
ffty per
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-24

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, held Al
CALEDONIA DIs-LICr. SIS Ine Probate ONE II 81
Jonnsnurv vitnn ana for said Dst-tc OF day
Of June. D. ls6s.
DENJARIS r. SCOTT. guardian q George w o.
ID - 49, ~ ale
insane and hrtr &C Solomon V osco'd IAts
Of Cabot sso-ess5 decess-d. sl cati TO said
Cozrt license sell ths 70 loving described real
estate Of his szld ward wit undivided SIKH
Of the reverEon o. tie widows dover IL he ate
Of he ssid Solomon " OSEood, deceased represent
ing tbs u. sale for the purpose Of putting the
proceeds OF oh sale ing the
stocks oIh-- real estate wo1d be ben fcisl 70
SAID ward.
WhersUpoa, i is ordered bF sad Court that said
application ne referred 70 session thereof be held
at the Probate Once il sad 81 JohusbUrT, the
llth day Of JULY D.. lsj. for nearing ana decision
IN And is further urdsre1. al persons
Interested notified hereof public xsion notice
OF sRio application KDo order thereof turee weeks
successiseiy The Green NouuEzn Freeman printed
a Montpelier. bsfcre sxld time hearing that they
appear sad time and place, ana. II they see
cause, object thereto.
By the Ccu-r.
Agt-st,-ASA J. FRENCH,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-24
+ Z NJ ALE
STRENGTHEN CORDIAL.

4 Specific Remedy for Diseases g The Rer0dact4re Organs
1t imparts tone and viRor the Uterus, and gives
renewed vitality the whole All Of De
blitt peculiar 10 Females will find sovereign remedy
tins compound
PKrrARrD ~ NV ErGLArD botanic DEroT,
3 Q : T O y
GEO. W. SWEET, Nj D., Proprietor
One Dollar per Bottle Five Dollars for Si1 Bottles.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE VERMONT
NOR MAI. MTNVC Hoo

III hold its session AT Josiin Hall, Poulsnev,
commencing, Monday July 18Th ard coDtiDuelns sll
weeks Instruction gwen in Notation Singing. Piano
Organ, and Harmony. Faculty W. o. PERKINS
Principal, Mis- ID. C. Hail. and Mr. J. p Cobb, O
Boston. Tuition TO all the daily class exercises, SD.
For board and circulars apply 20
&. j. HUMPHREY,
Y25wi Pouitney. VI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-24
Friday. June 26. 1868.
This elegant Circus will exhibit in

1The Grand Enrree Parade of STONE MURRAY
cos CIRCUS will be the finest display OF Superb
Horses, Costly CharIos and Richly Decorated
WaRons ever seen IN this This so- geous Pro
ssion will pass through the main avenues on the
morning of the day of exhibition
The elegant Band Chariot will contain Prot. OSCAR
| P. PERRY Unequal led New York Cornef Band
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-24
The Great New England Remedy.

Cures Sore Thruat- Colds. Coughs. DIpJheria. BTun
chitIs Splitting of Blood, and Pulmonary Affections
generally. Il marks ole re 1edy Tor Kidney Com
plEInIE.
Tns medicine is FREE from Gnytkin. deletcic.s pleas
Iasle, safe YET snd effective II az
F&s2lVl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-24

An InvhIua Die Mcdicips for riss Purify
ing Blood
DR.. j. ". P0LAND'S HUM0R DOCTOR.
Positive remedy for all kinds OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Scurvy, SalI Rneum, Erysipslas, Nellie Rash Boris
Czrbuncles Ulcers. all Obstinate Affections The
SKIN; Mercuriai Diseases, and every Tain ot The
Dyspepsia. and those diseases originating The
Deran cement Of the Digestive Organs viz-Biihous
Complaint, Neuralgia Nervous Affections, Headache,
LanguoT, Loss of Appetite, Depression Of Spirits ana
COsIIiveness. FAA2lyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-24
JOCOSE MULES,

viii continue Sterling Attractions with this Mag
nifcenI Circus.
The entire Outfit, Wardrobe and ParaphernalIa are
perfectly 1h season. and miracles Of spendoI.
Performances viii be given every afternoon al ? ano
nights y O'Clock
Admission 50 Children under ten years % cts.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-24

1t Is said that President johnson will Is
sue another amnesty proclamation On the
Fourth Of July, pardoning the few rebels
whose cases have not been included IN previ-
Gus amnesties, and who have thus far been
left out il the cold by Mrs. Cobb, the pardon
hrokeress
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-06-24

xlo~ SCHOOL ExAMINATIoN.-The exami-
7- in our Union School viii commence
thursday of this week. and VIII pc conducted
IL -.-llws
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-09

Is THE MouxTAINs.-Tne Red Bluff
Independent says that on Friday, Au'
gust Est, a party of fourteen persons
left Battle Creek Meadows for Lassen's
they wen, to the top of the Butte and
oack via Lake Helen and Bnmpass
He'll. They rode over snow great
part of the way. Lake Helen was COW
-red with snow and ice, excepting
few feet around the edge that had COM
msneed 10 thaw.