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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-16
DEATHS.

In Montpelier, Dec. -th, Of consumption. Miss MAR
GARET aged a yesTs.
The last sickness o. this estImable young woman was
marked by rare spiritual ErcceE- As shs fet the world
slipping away from her lie. she found with Joy that the
Ho y spirit g led all that her heart could hope. AS IN e
short lived pleasures of earth faded from her view, she
was blessed with that clear vision OF a SaviouT's love
that c-mes enly of the Christian iaith. The darkness
which Al first makes the prospect Of the tomb, IN her
shrinking gaze, was penetrated by The glory Of The light
beyond Just "a she was b%resIhing her lss', she signi-
Eed 10 her pastor thst he might tell Ihe sorrowinE ones
" no stood around IN fearful silence, that she dled in
the blessed hope OF acceptance and salvation, through
tie -a5 r Reteemsr. Only one cloud rested upon her
separating Eoui-the regret th2t more O.; her life had not
been devoted To his service but we know that the
shsdow OF that sweet repentance WIS lest in The happi-
ness o. Paradise. Ia peace she entered luto that rest
Tor winch. with patient longing. she bad waited, with
an Astounding hope n that comfortable scripture
" When Christ. ~ho Is Cur life, shall appear, Then shall
ye also appear with HIM IA glory"
10 Worcester. Dec- s:h, II typhoid monia
~PRANHLIN JOHNSON, aged Il ye2rs and 10 months
HL Johnson wac : naive Of L-oIInsisT, Mass, Erl
came 20 Worcester In 1920 lie was enc Of she pioneer
se-'iers al The town, tIkIng up a lot Of land in The ri
dzGassl end rsmsiniug on the same unti he died. lie
was ever ready % belp sustain ie Institutions q reEg-
ion. and was one o. tie ittie band i.at FIRST formed the
words re was highly respected by all who knew him,
sli viii be missed not only ~ a iarse family ofchidren
and grantchiidren bur bg the entire community.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-16

AS the steamer United States was descend
ing the Ohio last Friday night, che came in
collision with the America, near Warsaw
Indiana. The America cut into the side Of
the United States, causing her to sink in
TWO or three minutes. The United States
mad some petroleum on her deck, to which
fire in some way was communicated, and at
once both steamers were in flames. The
cause OF the disaster is said to have been a
confusion of signals.
Mr.. Ole Bull was a passenger on the
America, and believed that at least seventy
lives were lost.
1t is believed that one only of the passen-
gers on board the America was lost, and this
fact IS largely attributed to the GOODNESS and
courage of her officers. The pilot stood at
his post until the pilot house was burning
around him, and he was obliged to leave to
avoid suhocation. Both steamers were fine
and costly boats.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-16

HE SENATORIAL CONTEST IN MIcHIaAS.-
Inc contest IN Michigan for the succession
TO the seat OF the Hon ZACH. CHANDLER in
tie United States Senate, is becoming quite
warm. The two leading Republican Jour
nals-the Post and the AdueTtiser and Tn
6Hre, Of Detroit-lead respectively the Chan
der and anti-Chandler wings of the party.
The objection urged most strongly against
CHANDLER is that he is Incorporate. There
Is a great deal Of personal prejudice and in
terest mixed up in the question. and it is
likely to get pretty thoroughly discussed,
pro snd con, before the Legislature meets,
on the 9th of January. CHANDLER has a
strong party throughout the State, and tho
opposition TO him has not yet united on s.
leader WIS. STATE Journal.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-16

We trust Congress will pass some bill like
that Of Mr. Drake to hold the grades of
General and Northumberland. Admiral
and Vice-Admiral, in allegiance after vacation
by their present occupants. We should have
some rank to hold in reserve for the special
reward of such signal services as those of
Grant, Sherman. Farragut and Porter and
if these four officers are to be regarded as
belonging to the ordinary grades, and to be
Won by ordinary promotion, we shall be COM
PEELED to invent some new ones in their stead
for special and distinguished services. Ma
lures rarest flowers bloom once in q century.
Let the peoples highest favers be bestowed
Is seldom.-Tribune
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MARRIAGES

In Northdeld. Nov. Gath, by Rev. YIN. :. Hszen,
JONAS G. SANnERs JR., and ANN AUGUSTA
FREEZE, both Of Roxbury.
IN N~uuIdsld. Dec. g-h, BY Rev. Wm. =. Hazsn,
DANIEL A. FARNHAM and AARTHA SMITH, both
Of North6eld.
In HsrdwIck, Dec. Sth. by Rev. D. Lewis. Mr.. Al.
LDWfN OF H~ydeparA, and Miss Ell. CUMMINGS
or HardwIck.
At tbs residence q J.. P. Knights, Dec. lat, by Rev.
VIM. Cs,ain, MIR. NICHOLAS r. TIiISS OF Forrest
H., and Miss 1 VI. TEWKSBuRY, ormerly Of
Wa-ts6sld, VI.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-16
Important Certificate.
Communicate by a PhysIeisn.l

Some months ago | was callel 70 attend a lady OF vii
Iiamshurg. y. Y, who had long been suffering from
Troublesome uterine disease. Its presence was marked
by constant vag nal discharge, sometimes Of Il waterY
consistency and sometimes creamy and mucopurulent.
STE had been under other treatment tor some time, but
extensive induration and liberation of the ceTvix uteri.
The uterins imam alton, which was evidently assuming
a chronic from, was also aggravated by long standing
constipaIion. pa pi alton Of the heart, night sweats,
cough, poor appetite, and almost daily Paintings. She
tainted to entire inSensibility during oae OF my first
Visits. l commenced, Of course. by such active local
treatment a. the liberation demanded, aud then ap-
piled myself TO Il FecupeTStion OF the general health.
1t was inconvenient To zee her fire. quently, and except to
mark the healing Of the ulcers, IN the early slases, |
visited her only every other week. For tonic and con
sttutionai invigoranI Doid's SeTvIBe only prescribed.
I had some time before become acquainted with its prop
critics, and knew OF nothing more safe or satisfactory in
its probable effects. And the result completely justified
my expectation. In less than d fortnight the bowels had
become tree and regular in their movements, the night
Sweats disappeared, and appetite began TO grow. The
faIntIng spells became less frSqCent. and soon ceased al
cough, the vaginal disCharze was senslbly diminishing.
sleep was normal and refreshing, and the general health
decidedly improved. Wha! remains j. soon told. The
patient continued the use of the Eervjne, (and no other
medicine FOR sode weeks longer, Whe my further -
tendance was not required. Since her recovery | have
seen her but once. She seemI perfectly well. Her Joy
over restored health 10 naturally enough most euthusi-
astc. she never before had = medicine give her such
c. mfort-and such appetite-and sich sieep-and such
COURAGE and such strength. she wouldn't try 10 keep
house again ~ thout II. ana so forth, and so forth. y q
ms own opinion that the Servine Is line best tonic and
corrective OF the female organization that has ever come
Uuder nay observation. Isaail not fail 10 continue its
Hse IN all similar cases, and the profession know they
are numerous enough. Foi sale by all druggists. Price,
one Dollar. TSXi7w6C&p
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-16
Course of Lectures,
n VILLAGE HALL. MONTPELIER.


~ VILLAGE HALL. MONTPELIER.
~4-TCEsDAY, Dec. p
REV. DR.. Butler, of CharIestown, Mass.-' The
sepoy Rebellion in India
5-MoNDAY, Dec. .,
FREDEEIcK DoUGLAss@" William the Silent
IN Jauuary.
REV. john LORD IL. D., Of Connecticut.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 5 or 10.
WENDELL PEILLIPs-'TA Lost Arts
In February
Louis Z. MCSROE, Of Observation-Disclosures
Rcadines.
Ia March,
EEv. Bu. CHAPIS+C Columbus"
D. ~. rRrR~.- What q Blind Man saw in
London"
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At least ten lectures VIII be given, and IS many
more rs the sale Of tickets viii allow.
POLAND,
Chairman. or 70 ~snti1tee.
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ADDISON COUNTY.

The first civilized occupation Of Vermont
was made in 1890 by Captain Jacob D'Narm
and his party. at Chimney Point, IN the town
of Addison.
Addison County Court adjourned Wednes-
day afternoon after two days session The
calling of the docket was the only business
transacted.
The Middieburv Historical Society. as as
It's custom. celebrates the occasion of the
landing Of the Pilgrims on Plymouth Rock,
Dec. p. 1892. Rev. Professor George y
Weber, will deliver the annual address,
The MiddIebury Register says by the cen
sus returns, Middlebury had a population OF
3,5I7 in 1859. In 1860 there were only
$50. By the same ratio of decrease, in
1870 we shall have t. population of 1850.
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lows MEErINc.-The voters OF MONTPELIER
have been warned TO appear in town meeting.
Wednesday. the 23d Of Dec, TO see if the
town will vote to aid in the construction Of
the Wells River Railroad, and also to see if
the town will establish and maintain Q free
public library.
y. A. TAFT d Co., have sold their grocery
and provision store to Mr.. Edward Bailey,
who is to take possession the lst of January.
Mr.. Bailey is a member of a family well
known in this part Of the State for their bust
ness energy and success, and we are sure ne
Will keep their reputation good, especially as
we learn that Mr.. Parkes, for a long time
past the popular and capable manager of the
affairs Of the old firm, viii remain with him.
This arrangement viii not, of course. az
feet the business of Messrs. Taft & Son, who
viii now dev0te their exclusive attention to
e.,-
'i1
lynx was killed on Foster Mountain, in
Woodbury., friday OF last week by George
Tibbetts. It weighed 20 BIS and measured
; feet and + inches in length.
Oscar Thomas, Of Woodbury., lately sold 4
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OBirCART--"e are panied 10 notice the
death' 0y eon5ump0ioh' OF 1ERAHLAH FRENCH
ESD q burlington Al the age % 90 years
Mr.. fEEN'H was one Oh me most oriIlan'
and successful lawyers OF MS age IN the state
.,Dre,,i,, With most If the nrortan+ s,its
IN 80. -
thdt nave 'ee" ''i0t III LIE county "i""S0
devoted u the duties OF bis profession, ne
vet found time 70 store his mi.d amply with
the hest thjngs of all professions. A more
GENIAL Aihdy gentleman enll'ehlh8 aN
about him with the abundant store OF ms
wit. We have seldom met.
NEwBURY, VI. Dee. IA, 1868.
have haen apnovcd hv tho f.c+ +bat
Ni.obou-s ce,cr,,bics IRE ,brpst into 90,
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Gbe freeman.
MONTPELIER, vr.:
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1t, 1868

We desireto make the FREEMAN particularly val
liable for its news from all parts of Vermont, and
cIrfriands in different parts of the State, especially
In Washington, Orange and LamoilIe Counties, vii
confer a great favor upon US and our readers by
en- ting US local intelligence. Give us the facts and
We wIIIarrangethem for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
First NatiOEal Bank OF H~Optpelier.

Iae annual meeting 4. tAs Stockholders ofthis bank.
q: tie election d! Directors or the yasr ensuing, " i'll be
reid at - banking rooms, Tuesday, the l2sh day OF Jan
ul.y nozf, a.: o'clock ~.
l.. E. RICHARDSON, CASHIER.
5iert2sUe-. De-. 10, 1865. r5iJsDlO
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-16

The proprietors CT the Hr.SISG Fosr desire 70 a'd
f,rgeIv to the c rcuIsto on OF the WRKKLr aud SIM
WHEY editions Of their Jour ais DelESgins mat the
care with which these pzpeTs are made up, the unusuA
variety of their contents, their high literary character,
z Iness Of new both foreign and dom sstic, ana inter
estlnp special features. viii mako 10Th the NEEKLT and
SExI-sVEEKLH EvESISG PosT fsvo.ttes wherever they
become knOw2.
No special effort has ever been ns6o 20 increase the
circulation OF or WEEkLE aud EGIA KIkLr Ed
lions. Rct the prcpristo-s believe that the principles
advocated BY the EVENING Posr deserve TO be urged
upon a larger pub l.; they think II useful, during the
coming four years, 10 eudeayor TO influence a very
Isrpe pub!ic IN ali the states and in all parts OF The
countrT. They have ceteFGiue1, theTsf9re, TO make
sDeci.l efforts to introduce the WEEKLY and sxAi-
WTEkLY EyESI~s Posr 10 he country a. large.
Besides the general features to which We have above
alluded. NC have added special features of particular
yslue snd excelsace, and Ire row maturing srrang--
ments for oIhe-s.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-16
Notice.

HEREBY give notice that MY wife, Sa5ra B. Buck,
has left my led and board, without just cause, and
that 1 .hall pay no debts q her contracting after this
date FL BUN.
Eidttesex. Dec. It. laos. y5lw3+
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-16
NOTICE.

TIE annual meescy CT the s.ockholdets OF Water
tury National Bank. fE the choice OF Directors for the
ensuing year, will be holden Al their banking rooms in
" Waterbury, Ca Iuesdsy, January -, 1869. at O'Clock
~. J. X. FULLERTON, Cashier.
/ Mr.erhurY. De-. 9. 1858. r5Iw4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-16

A gentleman from Bethel Hill, Me. says
that Messrs. Allen Bros proprietors of Philip
Aliens Print works R. L, were down to
Bryants Pond recently, trouting, when one
of them was attacked with sciatic rheuma-
tism so suddenly, hat he had TO be carried
from the pond to his hotel, a bottle of
" Johnson's Anodyne Liniment " was re-
sorted to, and he was out next day.
well, bilious and sick head ache, have been
looking round for . box of " Parsons Pur-
gative Pills, " but our traders are all sold
out.-Country paper.