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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-12
rows T. Z. MERRILL, Judge Of Probate.
ISAAC gsatciaeeaer's estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. In rotate Court held at
" asHlvGToN f.1sTs CT, - 3lon her, within and
Tor sad Dis-ric on tn IT Il y Ct Fea l. D. is6s
/ snd Testament cf Isaac Betchs der. laie of Fast
VoutpeIe 81. said District deceasei- being
presented 10 the Court ny Rd iso1 Peck the eN-r-
or theresa named, fr Pr hate: T. - orasre hy St
court that al persons coHcerued th-Fein notinse
aTpeaE SAID court TO I've holdtf q the
Probate Once n Eoct peiier- tha ,ai cay OF Fsl
A. - lo6s ana show cause. i az They may LSs-s
against TIE Prcbsle IL saia VIII VII CD purpose
further ordered tha ccpy of Jhe re ri 81 ms
order o= published thF-a weeks suseas7tFeiy n tue
Green .foantaln pin eI SO Aen' fetier, "
vicus 10 said time splcf "a for hearing
= lTua cops Il p c ID,
rf.Vq A+4as+-T n Il RRFFT. JUDY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-12
snR ESeE<gE%E.

VIII our friends do us the favor to bear in
mind that we have Of the largest and best APP
pointed Eooi, and Job Printing Establishments in
the state and always in readiness TO do any kind
Of Job Printing, from the smallest address card
to tie mammoth "poster,r or most voluminOus
hook. AT short notice and at living prices orr IA
e- are such that we con iiently solicit the favors
of ourfriends desiring anything in our line OF busi.
ness ;,r,l guarantee. them entire satisfaction.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-12
The residence of Prof: Joseph Perkins NJ.

The residence of Prof. Joseph Perkins NJ.
D., Of Castleton, was destroyed by lire on
Wednesday Feb. 3. The contents Of the
house were mostly removed. AIr. Perkins
was in Ill health and it is feared the sudden
change and excitement viii prove serious.
The Treasurer of the Rutland Railroad an
nounces that the semi-annual dividend OF
3 ID per cent. is payable on the preferred
stock.
SUDDEN DEATH.-We learn that Royal B.
Milliken editor and publisher of the Brandon
edition of the Vermont Record and Farmer,
was found dead in his bed at Brandon, on
Friday morning. Mr.. Millikcn has been a
cripple since he was seven years of age, and
has been obliged to rely upon crutchcs for
locomotion. lie was an energetic and per-
sistent young man amid all his physical diff
ficulties, and was ever busy at something,
never giving up to the many discouragements
that surrounded him, and was entitled to
great credit for his perseverance. He had
but recently become proprietor Of the Bran
don edition Of the Record.-Rutland Herad.
WEST RrrLAHD-Bcv. Geo. L. Gleason
acknowledges donations amounting to $3.50
during his four months pastorate.
PGRsoyAL.-Martin IL. Freeman, colored
man. native Of Rutland, and now Professor
Of Mathematics and Natural Sciences in
Liberia College. at Monrovia, has been stop
ping in Rutland with his friends, for few
days Mr.. Frcemnn has acquired promi-
nenee and distinction in the Republic of
Liberia
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-12
List OF EeXG Book.

TIE following Is list Of Text Books selected by the
Board Education be used IN The Pubiic schools Of
Vermont for i've years. beginning The FIST Of
November, 1853
REAUE 1S.-rown and Holhrook's Series, excluding
the intermediates and Ifiliard's -ixth Reader.
MAIZE " ATtC-.-G reeufesf's esv Primary Green
leafs Intellectual. Grecnlea Practical. atoms ards
and KEYS Nos AMI p Davies uiver~iiy Edion, ter
high aud .orm5l Schools only. Greenleai's new Ele
mentary Algebra
& fOGR Phi ES---D EsCHiPTIvE sND PSLFFIcAI-
NiFchel's First Lessons. NrheIi's Primary Nh he!F~
lntermedia e. Vermont Edition. PHYsIC AL--Aonte :
Phvsic and Astronomical Guyot's Common school
GuYot 81 a ! Maps.
GRAMMARS.-Tower's Elements Nor. on's, Weld
and Quackeubos.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Common School. Halls His
tory aud Geography Of Vermont
SPE LERSH-ToNn and IoihTook'S Progressive
NATURAi. PtIli O. OPuY.-Quackeabos' for Graded
and High Schools only.
PENMASSuIP.-Payson.n unton and Scribner's.
\. Z RANKIN
r4yv4 SerrrfqrA Of Bard Of FdHcntion.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-12
Norwich Classical and English
Boarding School.

he Spring Term Will begin tie 2jth Of March rext
and end June 2fih. Encouraged hY liberal patton =
a reaty received, expense effort VIII he spared
furnish t-e best instruction, bo, ia the Classics ana
In fish bran cles, Music French, Drawing an
c. gymnastics. Nuang men vino cannot dispense wit
tobacco neej not apfy.
WI. u. GILBERT, Principal
Norwich, VT. Feb 4. I76S. r1f
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-12
Gbe freeman.
MONTPELIER, VI:
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Il, 1868

We de-freto make the FREEMAN particularly va
atIe for it news from all parts of Vermont, and
ur friends in different parts Of the state especially
IN Washington, Orange and Lamoie Counties, will
confer 4 great favor upon as and our readers by
sending u local intelligence. Give rs the facts and
we viii arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-12

THE SUBSCRIBERS having tee1 aproinisd ~ fhe
I Honorable Probate Cou5l for The hisfTict az Kan
iolph Com missioner. to eve examine ana aoJ 81
all claims ami demands o. all Tsers. ssa5nst me
Alvin Rich lave OF 30 'khe a. IN sai6
District, deceased, representa- insoveni "a me 'eTn
Of six mon rs from tn An day Dee 1881 being al
ov. by sail Court ne creditors Of s#ii nrt5 SO"
80 XXI bit and move their respective claims bet - as
Give nofcs I. Al y will rtlea 70 OF our
pointmenr The dweliio rhnu-e Of J. ID ~ hitlsy
i.ool ID n sat si-tric6, RE fhird fhuFsd = {
February nd ihe rs nufz6a7 Of Jane I7'-o 81 zen
nc ort 81 tn f5r.noan on "a If ssl- dsy+.
RAMON r c. = f.,-,,rs.
ANDREW sFDo9tF ORE II,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-12

One needs only to try its virtues to be c on
WINGED Of the efficacy Of Johnson's Anodync
Liniment.-No cure, no pay.
For horses that arc hide-bound or have
staring rough coats, use Sheridan's Cavalry
Condition Powders
II you feel debilitated and worn out,
and want something to tone up the system,
instead OF using stimulants, take DR.. H.
Anders iodine Water, powerful vitalizing
arent and restorative. 1t permcates the
entire system, and its effect is permanent
A25 cent bottle Of WoLcorr's Pain Paint
is Of more efficacy in removing nil pain, and
clecting permanent cure, than so inves-
ted in the purchase Of burning linimcnts,
plastcrs or pills, which only aggravate ana
distress Whv2 Because it reduces Inilam-
nation . hundred times faster than ice it
causes no irritation leaves no color; l.
harmless as water. No charge for removing
pain at l70 Chatham Square, New York
> Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn 36 Winter
Street. Boston. Sold by druggists ten times
faster than any other preparation.
All pills create disorder, and YOU find
Al physic ~uIe to weaken body, mind
All liquids, hot, create "a surface pam.
Au syrup- soothing, VIII henumb the brain.
Anproper food and fruit new life instll;
An nature t=ht-. right reason dalnns a foe,
relic of q Thousand years ago.
And every patient who has ever been
cursed with drugs, and all who have been
singcd with pepper lniments or spanish flies,
viii say Amen most cmphatically.
The Sweetest Thing in life" Is good health and
good spirits, aud il you h1ve them moi, the mex best
thing what wiz b,nan 70 tho faded che. X and
hap1.9e.z Z, ths dropping heart. The great and SIRE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-12

SAD AccIDENT--George Thorndike of " at
erbury. lad Of Is years Of age, was fatally
injured on Tuesday, the 18th inst, while
coasting. Having fallen from his sled he was
run over by an iron sled following him, which
smashed his skull, broke his collar bone and
disIocated his shoulder No hopes are en-
tertaincd Of his recovery.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-12

In Wa'isdsid Feb. eth LUTHER DURANr, Esq
aged a yeaFs.
Illinois AMI New York papers please copy.
In La>t Montpelier. Jam 18Th, ISAAC BAFCHEL-
DER, aged 10 Yeats, months aud - Jays.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-12
nj. .et essss MorsrAls kx.rrlxe MnLs. ,

Nfhc- .ui Z AN MOUNTAIN kNtrTINS MILLS,
uonuiu.SoG ~ Dec 10 l-o7-
: HALSET CUSHMAE, Esq, secretary Vermont
Soldiers A-SIs..nc- ASsgcizlIon.
We ti'y L The ctne-s Of your sti'enent +.
The Soston FsCtofs MsssrS. j. Y & r. IL. Car
D. fhls VI AK, l. NH No kia- 81 10 ms, ,
ma Sine 1t, years has been,
81 ill AID su-o-S ia opeIa ,ion.
IL 4. BRADFORD x 90.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-12
ADDISON COUNTY


service for several years in the army Of the
Potomac. Capt. Southland, very probably.
rs known to many Of our readers who have
seen him at the Capital during the session
oI the Legislature. where he has had for sale
various elegant cngrayings. and he Will have
many good wishes Tor the best success in his
enlarged business.
The dry goods firm Of g. T. NJ Kingman,
Of NeTgcnncs, have failed with liabilities
amounting to 81 900. One of the firm is
in the county sail for obtaining money under
parts unknown.
William Arnold, of 5liddtcburv. has been
committed to Jail for stealing "a coat
At tile recent term or the Supreme Court
in Addison County. eleven divorces were
granted.
Fast YoJTH.-Jan. > lth, about four clock,
four boys. from fifteen to eighteen years Of
age. were found in the school house at Brs-
tol. engaged in gambling. They had been
there all night
Several persons Of Bristol, have seen re-
Gently. tracks Of an animal supposed to be a
wild cat.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Miss Sarah Z. Park has been appointed p
NJ at Woodiori
Among the institutions Of Bennington, is
cork factory.
on saturday last. Mr.. Daniel Hitchcock.
Of North Bennington, was thrown from his
sleigh and quite severely injured in his
shoulder.
The blacksmith shop Of George Foot. at
Pownal Centre. was totally destroyed by fire.
together with all its contents tools. etc, on
Friday Jan. 3lat- Loss $500 or 5000 no
The Woolen Factory Company, at Pownal,
vt. has suspended work.
The new boot and shoe establishment ot
WI, r.n,.f, IL o,.,.,,,I -.
though it VIII not probably eo into full opc-
ration heiore spring, when it viii employ
between 400 and 200 hands, and add very
materially t. the business of North Benning
t1u-
cALEyoNr, COUNTY.
The county temperance meeting held at
Danyille. Feb. -.th, elected Rev T. y Gran
ger Of Walden county commissioner.
~, ~
Il.--,l-, 49, i.i71 e.,i,s1d' is 81 p
g.. 100 NV ,.iIl ''1s' l.'I
-'' i'''- - ia"
cnrrNDEN COUNTY.
btrE bALL--lh rs second annual meeting
p,U p.qvars = los b.., LII f,~ VI.
i'll, F.i.-nar,- 1a+t u pir,;,-., -
..,.a..;z.l r. - Ci..i
r., ~,-r,J IT,, .Ia,,,,,.s 3pI . f,I artrndance
Is expected.
1t has been ordered by the Supreme Court.
heidat Burlington. that the sentence OF death
passed on John Ward, alias jerome I.avigne.
be executed on March 20th. 1865. between
j a. NJ, and . l.. ".
F.rs11v Bg-sxED.-Oa Friday last. q voun.,
French woman ct burlington, named Green
'"Sh' "io was Watching "lin sex person
upset S-I''c''e -",i-P ana "3e 50 seriously
burned ti.it sie ai'i IA 2 ie" hours
Hon. Levi Cnderwood. or Burlington.
holds now the important post oc counsel for
the Eric railroad Is wen as for tic Boston.
Hartford and Eric company. and has opened
law Office in New York city
? NJ. r..l:, ,,l. cp. 1-4 l..l
from that place 3, I}uriinrton on the lake.
recently, distance II ten miles
j ...rv ,.,r-,.r,
~ t,,
,,,- ,.-. , -,,.,,.i.,. ,-i,i, L'l4.r U,,s,-oII ,
~ ,ri.. lca},-oJ tho IoJ,,o :. ,.',tte1 =
: On c,sn;,,., he ,vas corcibIv carried out .,
,,D.t;. 1..,;l;+;sy ~, ,-,ilot,,I
|
iFANAIiN COUNTY
The dwelling house Of II. II. Tracey, Of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-12
Ten THOUSAND DOLLARS

III the itoney resIz.d by the Association fror The
sale OF Tics tn following Schedu r ario
"a the sick tro uRds ana Disabled So.aisf~.
and j ii 7ws AMI phans II llCi-rs throughout The
STATE. To raise lhis Tor he purposes above
ete1, Tie Associate On VIII give one more
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-12
sHBsaDga saBgssgsl 's'Ss - sa<sa9 (.
FINE STEEL ENGRAVING
RE e. II. STUA1".

fraa fGt#tNHg bY Clarence L. DatfN-
This beautiful engraving suggestive o Life Journey
from Childhood Old Ase, which has been Ionf in
the EHgraveF's hands, il ready for subscribers.
the forward Childhood reSented by bog and
sTl. jos and delighted with The prospects ahead
whine further along tua a-t, IS h"ttha yong Lady
careiessiy playing with pond lilies er admirS
man, sits her side Near tile centre OF ;ils boat
Manhood is epre~entet by hf shani and Wife The
husband his hand resting upon the shoulder
IT his wife. while she looks up SVUh tiaI1g
cheerful smile. her child OF perhaps six summers Is
sleeping in her lap. ia tse after paTOf the boat, u
AGE : shown by odd ana woman who lave
travelled = Life. journey together, with all
at.d Sorrows hopes and f-aIs .; the old gentleman
forward upon his ia thiu- at, while the d.
lady tits with basket IN her lap looking back, evidelt
reviewing tile past Time l. represented hV 4 hady
oarsHau. whose only seems 10 be IN pulling h
boats crew across his daughter,
very teneiy pc over the boz. of the bat
The whole grouping and style OF the picture shows a
ma ster- WORK Of art and need only be he I'd
III red.
The following lines from Mas. p. n HASAFoRp, very
beautifully describes the picture:
In ChIldhood's hour, with careless joy,
Upon the glide;
With Youths bright hopes gaily speed,
To reach the other side
Manhood looks forth with careful glance
Time steady plies the ear,
While Old Age calmly waits 10 hear
The keel upon the shore - -.
The engraving is neatly printed on plate paper lo,26
and sold TO subscribers at - % per copy
B. 3. RUSSELL. g. co. PUBLISH Frs,
% Cornhili, Boston.
"a. w. sou E'EE assD, VEEssa EN- a o. =
General Agent for tho -tate OF VernSn''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-12

w aeroe with ssessss. II. f. Bradford Co IN the
torus ON -rll1cate.
H. X. GRAVES,
Pres's lst Nat onal Bank. Bennington B.
PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO.
GRAVES, ROOF L. CO.
BINGHAM.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-12
PRESENTATION CONCERTS

Il nunstou, ana at m closing Concert vii pro-
70 he oacrrt Ii XII Ho'de he follow Va.u-
tri- Prov ettg:
20 /. one COTTON FACTORY, working IS Looms,
Al necessary Macain-ry aud Priv le g-s.
now ie Euit sud = "cs~sfui Operation. al
xl52, on l. 3JN259 go Gated n the
Central pant e Re. n-iop Vi.ltee, : % @ o
Cne Ient House and 3. IN. 4u% =. 90
GA Building Lot, 90 Pottery - g. 1880
Two Lots, Smith Av5.ue, ach
45xI50. 81 500 each 6uO
One iet en- House and LOT, 500
OAe Building Lot Pottery st, 97xIl3, 49,
e. Dix renement Houses and Land. all occ1-
ft-a and paying i.s-e reot, s. %
. Gtj
10 Ten saiiding Lots Putnam St, 81 coo
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-12
WATCHES FOR THE MILLION

knRANDALE 4 co.'s GREAT WATCH CLUB
ENVERYRODY needs a good watch. and wishes to get
The least possible price; horde OF >"tnaieF>
knowing This have various ingenious devices 10
peooa's and then either tali io send "di ~
a. send is worthless a tIme-kee per- a n
RANDALL co have perfected ARRANGEMENTS 10y
whic The small at : TO- good ana fei5ao :
watch may certainly obtained. They have formed
GREAT WATCH CLUE q the following plan Ger
caes containing the numbers OF all the watches named
list (Which sent 10 ali appiicant> are
mixed up in envelopes, and soid tor p cents
each Every certificate i warranted TO be tor watch
and will be reference TO the list nen are o.
less value than dollars whilst some are worth U
We undertake Ia send any watch drawn whatever may
he lis and rider that every one may ab-
d pend getting nrSt class time hee2el
we guarantee every purchaser ef One Dollars orl
receive at least one tor wach No. 1aS
on oar holesae list, sent post free, which - ffScsS
patent lever handsome aud reliable watch IN Siern
SILVER hunting case and usually sold for 30 You Wtti
crRT,t~tT such watch; and besides, You may gel
WORTH $500 We sell the cet' m
Sfx FIR 81 Twenty f- 81. TO thGSs ndinG i'll
send handsome chsn gratis. To those sending -, we
vii send ooLo cHAIS warranted not to tarnh in
~ wears up large clubs will receIV
liberal presents particulars uf hch be learned on
ann icatian hs II uention to do strictly honor
able business and insure customers from liability
n less send watches, II desired, WITHOUT
MONEY nsructing The collect only
ftevsrv Ii desired forward watches by mail
tie money must Bank Draft or Post othce
Order aud II wit then b. at risk. We will then
REGISTER packag post office, and II lost I'LL
HrPl.cE 1T FREE Il any watch sem l. uoi
apnrnvei il tv returned and the money viii be re-
funded The reputation of our firm, which has been
established Tor ve years, and is well known IN every
part of the country, Trust viii he deemed sulcent
rnaraHf i'll faithfaiy perform al contract
do. Address ARKANpALE = -;
r9-i Pot OfFire Rov. : 2SI-
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re, g. Ba IL
rs Es "a e..

GepI A2e,t Phqair Mutual Life Las. Co,
F5m3 AS BROADWAY. ALBANY, y. Y,
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c'''' 'i"N "ii0'''y "eVH I''7''
=--.
r,.,,. ,.,.,.,,,.,r, t,....t ..+..- "a. Mi,
Coppel Geid. bv tharles Dickens: VIII eight n
lu-trations. BOSTON Iicknor \ Fields, Pei
H-heIs'
Many re.cr- t,.n. l.- H., III b- sr aI p.s
en- writings. The author him -eI- Says or Is. 1923
~" ."l o.oH- l-He ..'i- 70, '' "'' ls ea-'.
III nncy. ana ,lt NJ one FAN ever love t,.t fanfi
dearly o. love them Hur Ekc many fond I,a-
'en,-, nave '' ''s Ae.'.t '- n'..' it.'.'.e '''-
i'j.i- i,,e I+.t o,.na r.al h. m. s-t a,l
tilat has already m.3e itAa,v e.e.-y3-... ~
Edition. thi- edition. IF Dickens Is rs ,.ncxocption-
able as any cheap edition can he. The type can Dee
read without 4ay vearinc-- To the eyes, and SEX Tie
volumes are incouvcuieotiy large. IT'S sold for
3 50 q volume. WILDER has it-
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&c.. u..eif.. ven a.. ,rn.,3..,l iru,-atn-
ar.. offered 4, -I,r,. an -,f.-- ti,,, r,-r..
ting subscriptions. cIab-. ls.ai....- e. viii o..
sent ~ a circular 90 tho-e io- ming h. by tlie pub
Usher
,............. ,-.,.
Terms one Dollar year. 8 sample copy WILDE
sent free /" any one Nh' aPriies ar i during Feb
-. ~,
Tho Now York Ronrbl;c,, State ronven-
tion held Feb. 5tb. elected DELEGATES to Chi
c,.,o and accommodated Cen Grant tor
A. ma roso1.,t;,.,,s o..,,,,,o,d ,,r.,+ ro,,
r., tho soIdiors and sailors recommend -
yi,oro,,s canvass and furnish the following
nlatf,,,n On national affairs
e NJ ~ ha III l4. -! 'i y
the principles of Justice. loyalty and nation
ality. which were triumphantly vindicated in
the late war that It declares it approval ot
1..c 'Il,,'l's apo,e' -! oG,.
Tain untarnisbcd ana inviolate thc nnblic
faith and national credit, to lessen the burden
Of taxation by cutting off all useless expend-
econonv IN tho nitstration Of tbc c,nver1,-
mcnt. and confidently anticipate that at an
early day the Union will be completely re-
stored on the soiid basis OF liberty loyalty
anu 770i'''''-' = i''''''''
1toluo md tho Dom. $50 NAT cot n+;ro,4
nooco The pono has directed tho Ttai;on
rlorrv - have ! n, Do,ro s,,n,. - an +ho
I.a,;@. a,,,,,..,,os f,r 49, -..+e-.. -.
Maintains, in which Garibaldi's attempt to
take Rome from the Pope, was overwhcl-
mingly defeated by union of the forces Of
the Pope with those Of the French Emperor
and Victor Emmanuel. The latter individu-
al however evidently thinks he did quite
enough for the Pope in aiding to defeat Gar
ibaldi. and does not propose to insult the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-12

as- In ssnding renHtances BE- careful 70 give name
of Post Offce, Town and ate, that delay
nay occur in returning Tickets Use Postal Money
Orders, Registered Letters for all sums over One
Dollar F7m3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-12
(From Disrens1tory Of the United Sfafes.)
DIOSMA CRENA1A. BUCHU LEAVES.

From DiSrens1tory Of the United Sfafes.)
DIOSMA CRENArA. BUCHU LEAVES.
PROPERTTEs-Their odor Is strong, 6fiIsive, and
somewhat aromatic heir taste bterish aud analogous
NEDICAL. PROPERTIES AND UsES-Buohu leaves
are gently stjmulaut with peculiar tendency 10 Inc
re- are Given IN complaints of the Urinary Organs
such as Gravel Chronic Csfarrh st the Bladder Morbid
Irritation OF the b adder and UJhera Disease O The
p.ss t.fsrf ami Retention OF Inconlnence OF Urine
from a in the parts concerned in its evact-
alton. fhs remedy has also been recommended IN bys-
Tsp-5a ~broir rheumatism Cutanesus Affections
HrlMsoLp-s EXTRACT BucHU is used by persons from
change OF lt-; after Conhn ment or Labor rams
Bed W sitting in Children.
IN AFFECTIONS PECULIAR To FEMALES, the
Euchu unequaled by other remedy as IN
Chlors Retention IrFeguarity. Ptintiness OF sup
preston ot Customary Eyao"a rs, liberated or Schr-
ruus STATE Of the Uterus. Isucarrhea ar " htee
pISEA~E Of TUE BLADDER, KIDNEYS, era
VEL AND DROPSICAL SWELLINGS--fhi medi-
cine i3c-ea~es the power Of pIgeson aud eXctes the
Ab>oIbeuts healthy action, by which the Waery or
CaIoerous epositons, and all Unnatural Engagements
reduced, wei "a Pain and Inflammation.
HELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU has cured every
case of DIABETiS IN which has been given Irrtf4
ton Of The Neet Of the Bladder and Inflammation Of ne
KdRey Uoer4tioR Of the hdneys and BtaddfT ReteHiio
o. Cne DISEASES 81 The r,gdts tna So 9f +, "a:
or Milky Discharges asd for bed and q
6,b ~ attended vitl the following symptoms: Indis
poSiri.n 10 eNertion, Loss of Power Loss of Memo
Difficulty OF Breathing, Weak Nerves. Trembling, Hor-
r7r If Disease WakeinIness. Dmness OF Vision, Pam
IN the Back, Hot Hands, Flushing 81 The Body Dryness
OF the Eruption the Face, Palhd Countsnance
Universal IaSsude II the Muscular System, &c
uELMBoLD'S EXTR ACT BUCHU IS d.
URTIC AND BLOOD-P REFNISG
And ali Diseases isns from Habits OF Dissipation
Excuses and InpgudeuCes in Lie, impurities Of
the Blood &c. SupefSeGing Cupalha IN Aztec
tons for which il i used such as
G0N0RRtEA GLEHT Of long s' ,Ss and
used in connection with EELMBOlD'S ROSE WASH
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-12
ROaEce.

WHEREAS, my wife, Emma b. Fomerville has left
w my bed and board without just cause or provoca
ION forbid all persons ha-h ring trusting her
NV shall pay debts OF her
tafteT this date WILLIAM SOMERNiLLE-
Fevston. Jan Is. 1865. sF3w3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-12
XAiEcf

THIS may certify that have this day given my
1 George !. and LoFan l. shepard, their time during
nder of minority, and shall claim # their
earnings pay any debts of their contracting ate.
this date GEORGE L. SHEPARD
: Marshfeld, Jan. I, ISG9.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-12
Notice.

STATE OF VERaCNT,l Probate Courts. within and
WAsHfS6rON CoUNTy, :. tor the County Of Washing
the ensuing yea- Will he held AZ the Probate
Office in Montpelier on Tuesday of each week.
r5x3 T R MtRFII.i.. Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-12

Two men named 4 Northrup and Aaron
Sevoy. while engaged in loading logs at
South Waliingford. on Monday evening last,
had their legs broken, in consequence Of the
car which they were loading them, sud
denly moving ahead, and they falling under
the wheels.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-12
ORLEANS COUNTY.

The people Of Lowell, have nearly com
pletcd fine school house which viii cost
$1,000.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-12

One needs only to try is virtues to be c or
WINGED Of the efficacy Of Johnson's Anodync
Liniment.-No cure, no pay
For horses that arc hide-bound or have
staring rough coats, use Sheridan Cavalry
Condition Powders