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New-York tribune., 1868-10-20

~ aanho Yacht Club Regatta, Protestant {
EntscopdI General COnUenfiOn, the Courts, and
he Markets may be found on the second Poge ;
New Publications on the sixth, and Real Estate
on the sepenfh page.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20

zen. Ashley has issued an address to =
R,uubheans Of his district acknowledging hs deie''
psrsonal grounds, aud calling on the Cnioni." o. !"
district now 10 sink all personal dnerencss rnd -"
an ,he enemy in November In solid columns
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20

r.. q. G. Judson, ("Ned Buntline,D who has
been canvassng California for the last SIX
months as an advocate Of Temperance, whites
homf tIat California viii vote for Grant and
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
Total. .0A

The Philadelphia journals all disagree In their
official maorities We think our majority VIII
certainly fall below 10000.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20

The Republican majority in Nebraska, mostly
official goes above 1000.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20

NATIONAL WATCH Nos t59 snd l6l Istest Clicago IT,
0ENrKsYN: of cold h dIrug ne Is'
year have scarcely exception a ordinary as
IlIl0n proving be az nat ciiH t a1 de
ard durable timfkecp0S s-,.-
the improvement havc introduced 10
their ucon fsepe i tnsh Of az tue s
them beuE well tLet price ami take st eoa
IN r. uf deffe good uaekensf
PGtHFR BAcHTIpERs Co. No t- u alngiou-st, Boston
W.EKEN n SPADONE No. MAite8lane, Ncs-iorA
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20

ALL WHO SUFFER FROM COUGHs AND COLDS
NIL Cal relief u wlsrAKs BALsA1 or WIt1 ohS,AI,
For AN lRRITATED THROAT, COUCH OK
colp BRovSs TRooHT offered Sh The fullest con
siepee tae eGsy They have been thoroughly tested and "u
.s the good reputation ,bey justly acquired n there arf '7
ta,as D, ss,, 70 oHrAt~ fts 0esuf1e
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
Susrptss Ro.itts.

GORHAM ELECTRO PLATE, at prices estab
gsses by the Msnufseturra
ApAv, FKIcr h Co. No. 20 John-st. = y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-02

The Legislature OF Vermont, AT IT'S annual session in
ls66 anpr,ysi the action OF the Board of Education, re-
o,nme nd,ns this book and ordered II 10 he used a. Z
,a,, h,.,k m ALI the schools of the State. Superintend-
lis teachers and committees are respectfully invited e.
j.. n sy,fe in bringing this valuable work into general
- in an the schools with which they may be officially
dealers supplied at $500 per dozen copies.
a. g. w. VIII ARD M"n,peiev.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-02

AN AccIDENr.-Last Sunday afternoon as
Mr.. Dudley, the %well-known chief clerk Of
Burnham's hotel, was coming down Clay
Hill in this village, on his return with his
wife from Calais, his horse, a h~igh-spirited
animal, took fright run and threw both Mr..
Dudley ard wife from the carriage, breaking
Mrs. Dudlcy's arm, and materially Earring
and bruising both of them.
FIRE.-The dwelling house of Charles KEEL
logg, of Duxbury, with nearly all its con-
tents, was burned Thursday evening. abcu,
6 O'Clock.
CABOT DRAMATIC CLCB.-This club gave it,
first entertainment Of the season on the 25tt
and Goth ult., in the play of The Idiot
Witness, .. The Green Mountain Boy" to.
gethcr with several Tableaux.
The parts were well committed, and the
acting, On the whole, was very creditable to
the performers. Many portions elected
hearty applause from the audience. About
eight hundred attended the. Entertainment
and, at the solicitation of the citizens, the
club has decided to appear again on the first
OF january, with an entirely new pro-
grammc. The music was furnished by
Towns Orchestra, of Woodbury., and added
to the exhibition.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-02
tHN ItIiIIII.
Letter from MOrriSyiUe.

Mr.. EDITOR :-Inasmuch as | had been u
student of Peoples Academy, at Morrisville,
in former days, L felt an anxiety to visit this
=" old classic haunt and consequently have
recently paid a visit to Lamoille county, and
had the pleasure Of listening to the closing
exercises of the fall term of that school. All
seemed changed save the buildings, and
these had been enlarged and looked quite
young from the effects of paint and paper.
New teachers filled the chairs, and new pu-
pills the stage at the exhibition, but still |
could not help feeling that we were kindred
children of the same parent.
Since | left this place the school declined
and almost became extinct but at the touch
Of Mr.. Sanborn, its Principal the last two
and onc-half years, it woke to new life, and
now stands among the most prosperous acad-
emics in the State. We have visited many
schools throughout the State during the past
eight years, and have found none where there
was a better exhibition of talent than at
Morrisvillc. The o%rations and ESSAYS at the
exhibitions showed much depth of thought,
and were spoken finely, no speaker being
prompted either evening.
We learned that Mr.. Sanborn was a fine
scholar, and an energetic and thorough teach
or. that he gives his whole soul to his work.
and has a Faculty with him who are as vii
ling to work as he is. We learned also that
there had been one hundred and forty pupils
in the academic room the past term. 1t was
the nOblest orOuD we ever saw We wish
both teachers and pupils success. N.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-02

The Adams Company. of Castleton, arc
manufacturing one hundred thousand slate
pencils per day. 1ZT 4JG Egu
f.. l.. Maranvillc has had two fingers sawn
OF in the sash factory of j. w. King, at
Rutland.
Post No. IA of the Vermont G. 4. r. was
organized at Rutland last Wednesday, by
Capt. Fred E. Smith of Montpelier.
The great case of Cheever and Hart L.
Orchard and Page is now on trial at Rut-
land. before Chancellor PIerpoint. Hon.
Geo F. Edmunds, Hon. l.. p. Poland, z. j
Phelps. Levi Underwood, and other eminent
legal gentlemen, are of the counsel.
wINDHAM COUNTY.
Lucius Walker has resigned the post Office
at Wilmington, and Wells p. Jones has beer
appointed in his stead.
George D.. Harrison, of Brattleboro, found
on the cars and returned to the owners
:" Sister Of Charity a purse containing
5000. The good Sister promised to remem
Der him in her prayers.
The apple crop in Windham county has
been unusually good this season, and large
quantities have been shipped.
Estey & Co, of Brattleboro, have present
ed one OF their fine melodcons 70 the Homo
for Destitute Children, at Burlington.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-02

n Worcester Nov. l2lh by Rev. A. z. wsd.. Mr.
SAMUEL r. D0TY # Gilmore, and Miss ELLEN S
WARREN Ct NJ '"ipeier.
In addie-e1. y ". PSI By rev. u. Willis. Mr.. ED
MU\D {. PERSONS of Rochester, and Miss EMMA J.
In y" Ihie d July I0h. nv Rev r. Morgan, Mr.. Al
CLARK and Miss VICTORI ~DUNsMOOR, bota Of
Ply The same, sept. LIST. Mr.. WILLIAM MARTIN Of
Grs"v,l' and MI MASrHA DIINH VI OF Brain,ree
VIII ansfown, ana Mrs. ~SoPHRONIA P. 20 rTON OF
8ro.kded.
Ms. ALICE ". ROBERTS, both OF N rth6eld.
Hy the same Nov lGiH. Mr.. PETER HATCH OF
By The SINE, Nov 35,h, Mr.. FRANK A.. ALLEN
and Ms ELLA NJ STEELE, ho Ii Of Northdeld.
In Warren, Nv. 26th, nv Rev. J. 30, c, NJ. GIL
BERT r. STEAkN5 of Albany, and Miss JULIA l..
NICHOLS cf Warm.
Waif-held and Miss NELLIE :. PIKE of Warren.
Ia h'shgtte Nov 25th. bv Rev. tm-s II ,bin~on, MIR.
EDWA ARD L. SUNDERLaN and Miss CARRIE s.
oLiIS hoth OF Iliahrste.
I,H.ehgats Nv. 25th. bv the sam. Mr. LESTER
TRUAX and Miss LoDUsKIE RICHARDS, both OF
In R%oa3sdeId, ~oy. 2s,h. by Rev.J.A shsrhu,n, NJ.
PAINE. both Of Brockfeld.
Ia Albany. Nov. 23I, by Rev. c. Tabor, Mr.. DURoN
J. 40 IROS Of East Montpelier, and Miss HARRIET
In stowe, Nov. p h by Rev. a. 5. Cooper. Mr.. CAR
Los C. WADE and Miss JANE +. HODGE, both of
Stowe.
In stowe, Nov. e5,h by the came. Mr.. MARTIN w
X Of M~iddlesex, and Miss h~EHCELINE J.
oPAkkS Of Stowe.
In Lyt don. Nov. 10. BY Rev. l.. 3. Tasker. ]. IVES
Ely COPELAND, NJ. D., aud Miss MARTHA A.
SA$BoRN, hpft OF Lyndon.
In The Nj. Z. Church, IN south Royaiton, Nov. c2i,
hv Rev. A. C.. Butrnn. NJ. DWIGHT +. LESUKE, and
Mss ALSiNA a. SMITH, bot1 OF South Royalfon.
f. DaqvIlle, oct 25ih at Ihs Meihrdis parsonage,
nv Rev. p Merrill. Nr tIHAM n. PERKINS, of Wal
den, ani Mis- EUPliEMiA WALL NE, "f Dsuvilie.
In Milton, Nov. I'm, at The reside ce of the bride
sroom'S father, by Rev. Wm. " HYDE, HENRY A.
SMITH, OF Milton, and ELLEN NJ OGG, OF Garland
VI. L.
In weston, Sept I'd by Rev. :. RaIrows. WI
~. PAtkGN ana ELLA L. WELLS, bnih OF Londer-
derry.
b tile <,ms. Nov iii, Parker T.
and MAR q. FELToN b IN Of Weston.
Ia Aut,Ver, y V. - h 10y rev. J. :. Bsrrows- II AR
RE Flu at Andover, aud LIZZIE A. PIERCE Of Lon
~tondery.
L. Lsndsrove, NOV. Goth, ny Few. }. =. Barrows,
HEEBERF : WpDDW ,kD aud LUCY Y. tARN
HAN. b. h of L2n'grove.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-02
James w. Uawc's Gsiate

STIR n" VERMONT 10 Ffohste gu t ttli st
RAND LPH DIsfEicr IS AUrffeii ', ~ItlIn stc I Z
.-d d : rici on th- 24,n nav of Nov. NOR a y fS6S.
NA.FY q. HOW, ministr stix al the - at-
~ OF James W. n We. Lite at . b : 70 = id . .eFc+.
d-cea>eo, m .kss epplicst5oa 10 sd ecu. = n TIE
consen: a "A a p-"UzrIon n wi iu4 Of a. The heirs
rssdiug in this Sat fr Icen~- 20 - mas q IN te.l
{ 8 ate CT -,d decras-I. iEc ud'r 9 the ". h ( hrme-
IT. ad AID the rev-rsfortf h Et+oE's Ce~-r. fsFFE-
s~rtirg thst the s,ir thereof euif hr heutdrtl so he
heHs nod all 1 re rsI-d IN sa'd estate. a i hit The
s2e'fth- homrsi-~d w,Uli be benz f -i4i % tie sicoT
and min r ehhtren.
Whrr-upon, il s ordered by E id COurt. hat "a d
application bS referred to 3 srfs On ttegttf @ ~ ed
at the Probs'e 6 Il g in $ aid Nor tp i-r On he 52i 4 V
day &C Dee mcer A. H. ief6 Tor hear n 1Ia d.
sision heron Aud IL - fu Tt-r Ordered hat 44i PeT-
Suns ipereSed tie ro'f q hereof fy puA tcaiICn -
nofio- OF ssid application sni or 81 tn--s n. three
wrvfs .uc :e>sveIy m the Green AUCn-sln PEN IN,
prin'sd - MONT G Ter, beioer sn IN "t bearing,
that they m=y sppe.- II sSid ms aad p ace and,
IL they See Cause, oil CT IN tsto-
BY the Court Attest
ISusa !. q L L.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-02

ESEiSAK.
GAME into the enclosure of the 81 subscriber about the
n, Of \, yeuber. four coarse wool lambs. The
owner is requested 10 prove property, p y cnarss,, ana
lake them away. LOCiCS CO"'Ii.Nu"'
East Nontpeii-r, Nov 81. 1865. Vows
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-02
Sarah SEou.h'< Es'5.E.

STATE OF Ia Probate JoGrt, held 3
RASpoIPs pI.rkIcr. g. Bro k-eId, within aud
for -aid Disi:t.4 on the 18th day OF Nov A 9 ISG>.
N Iastrum-n-, pu-pnrUlng @ be IN last W.T. -Id
n res SIN Lit Of sarah c ugh. '.e CT Wash nc-
TO IN sail ii>t C.. d-ce'sef. being Fr-s rtrd
To ih- Comrt by Trsdtrus G. w lie. The ex cutor
therein n.u-d. fo- P-On.ts: Z - orhe~-d hy said
court. tina al persons concerned therein. o. natided TO
Proh.tr Ofice ~ 8rockh II. on z 3id<s of Dec Nd
Ia66. and shuw cAus-, it any they nay have against
the P -oaats OF sald WI; for which plrUnse 4 -
furih r ordered. that a copy Of the T-eort Of IN
"rder h. D ioli =h-d three weeks succe siv-iy al 'he
c. en Mountain F e u ian. prIHI-i At Montpelier, pre-
Yo $ 10 sand tsmr appointed TOR nearing.
A rue cop OF 7 cord Attest.
rf7s3 ats. K. CL~I-AyELAND, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-02

-NCN 1OTR. July Isl, lcOc-
DEAR SIR In your paper OF last week
you Of one of your correspondents say thar
DR.. Drake is not tho the originator Of the
celebrated PLANTATION BniERs, and that
they were manufactured and sold by one
Pedro MdrtcHe, an old Splniard, in tile Is
land Of 81. Thomas, over forty years a1o, as
every old sea captain can testify. Now, sir.
[ can certify to the above as beng true, for |
have followed the sea for over forty years,
most Of the time doing business with the
Vest Indies. These same Bitters differently
put up and named. were brought to my no
tice on my fret trip to the Island of St. Croix
for a cargo Of rum, and for years and years
after. my ships stores were never without
them. always supplied my family and
many Of my neighbors with them, and can
truly say a better Bitters and Tonic, is not
made in all the world.
Yours, truly,
Cart. HENRY VENT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-02
Major 0uimhYss kNineF.

srATk IF vE>-oNr. IN frohate Cart.. h-ia
TO- -s'G Dis r. y. on rtA II n day of S"vemhrr- a - Is D.
DBGLuk. QIInBY. Ajmistr-tix OF a e ssate a
NJ jtfQ inby Ia of Moro feel - sad pisfic-.
Il cesS.d, IL krs application to .sIi Court T. II c use
TO eel the whole of tie rett site OF saft 6ere sed,
si,uat. d in Sorrhh Id, n iu fingfhc rs ut Ct bcD=s- u
am tn r. v-I sIou nf tie wo. - sov@T, r pres--ti"Z
that the sa e thereof " II i ~ Den f-isl 20 III" wii"w
aud N in " heirs. and Ia ths sale ~ the hnT'-5tead
V uld be beneficial To the widow and u nor cirla-sn-
WI feupan. n IS ordeteu - said Court. rs ssiu
appicstion BE- rsfe- red TO session Their of, II ne hetd
At tie ? ro' ate OF /: N 20 I Montpelier on the Sh day
OF Dece Il ber, \. D les, for n-au' < anf DECISION
the con sn : it ia fur her o der~d- mat all persons
int-r-steJ be DotiGsi bert by puoltcaiiop OF Lofice
fetii aYpiic to- sEd order rher-' Il Ihr e wsets
scc-ssiveiy, 10 the G reen 2uuataD F -eenan- printed
Al NoLtp-ier b=fore sid lime OF h--rII that M
may appear a. sad tin- and piac"- -9d II Trey
see cause, offset thereto. By th- Court
F47w3 Atest-r. R. N-RHfLL. Jsjgs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-02

yINO THE FFLICTED :-OH! WHO WILL
DELIVER NE FROM This LINGERING TROU-
BLE? Prof Manuel Ferdenanderz. W hose
practice is peculiar 10 France and Spain, and now TIE
most scientific ard celebrated physician AMI surgeon of
Boston aud vicinity. He - the true berefactor OF ali
who suffer or may be afflicted with any disease thai the
Urino- G. enerafive Orga rs are heir TO. All weaknesses,
distractions and primary difficulties removed with the
greatest celebrity. (freatme Mt OF both sexes He cures
al dissases that have become chronic by malpractice
OF IN principl- d men and quacks. All who suffer should
call at once and ses This Wonderful Stranger. send
for his Ma ghetto Sperifc for all females. Office hours
8 A. II. to 9 P. VI. Dispensafory, with superb accom-
moda,iop<. at 4S l2 How .Fd street Rastnp. snrfAvI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-02
WENDELL
REV. DR.. CHAPLIN. Sometime in March,

REV. DIR. CHAPIS, sometime in March,
REV w II NILBUES, REV DIR w III LORD, and
PRES y K1rCHEL. Of MildIebury College, have
been engaged.
TAe dates and subjects Of these Lectures viii be
slveu IS soon as they are ascertained, and the name
II other Lecturers will he added as soon as definite
engagements are made.
season tiraets, each admitting one person to eV
cry lecture, aud transferable, are for sale at j. T.
-sulth & Co.'S
Admission. without season ticket. thirty|dve cents
Lectures will hereafter commence at hali-past
seven. Doors open at seven; no reserved seats
II !et-t ten lectures will be given and as many
.a0.e a. TIC =aIe OF tickets Will allow.
J. POLAND,
Cb4frmqu ar (0ulyasfee-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-02
Important
Communicated hy a Physieian.l

Some months ago was caile TO attend a lady OF VII
q an~hurg. n. T.. ~ EO had long been suffering from
ry constant vag nal discharge, som tins Of a watev
consistency aud snm-i me- creamy aud muco-puru'ent.
>te had been under other ireatm-u nj tor some time, but
run<t suTiF grew worse Vaginal eSaminstiun di-c'-ed
xten~ive in"uratinn and utcerafion at the eerviI uieri.
The interim IL dam tion. which was evidently assuming
4 chronic from, was also agsrava Ell by i'ps standin.
-4n-fipatinn. p. pi alton of The hart, ght sweaI-.
.nalah, pnar appetite, and almost daily aiRiinss. She
itIed "a enJi e in-eDsibiiIty during ore of my hTsI
visits I c"nmeroed, "f c"ur>e. nv suth actIv' loral
Z eatmenr "a the liberation demanded, aaf 'hen APP
nlled myself % a recuperston of the &c sra health.
was incouveHient To- ee her fr queutiy, aid except To
mark he healing Of the ulcers III The early stages. !
-ituiinnai snvisr-snt D -+d's S-rvine OILY prescnhrd.
T bad sOne time heiure become acQ1sluted with is prnp-
ertie ara knew of -,ihiug mor- safe ~ satisfactory 10
= probable effects. And The result e nplete v ju-tiher
my expectation. In les han a fortnight the bow els had
hrc"Ine Tree and rezuiar in their movements, the night
~w-ar> Disappeared. mi sppeti'e hesEb ia grow The
tanning spells bee me less f, q l~ni. and sson ce-sed al
'o.eiher. IN anniher fortnight Their was N" more
c ush The vaginal di~Ghar e WA sen-iels dimini~hin &,
decidedly Improved hat remains l. soon told The
lsii-nt continued III use of the Nervine, (snd n oihe
m9djsiae) or so-e weeks longsT, whe my further a.
tendanc- vas not required. since her recovery rave
cen her hur once She seems perfectly We l. uTj y
over restored health il natural Y enough most enIhnsi-
+~Fic. she n yer hef re had 4 medicine we h.r snch
IN -oT'-aad Su5h appstite-and >Hrh -leep and Sucb
r""rS e a"d Stc strength IN ~"uthht Try kret
h.u>- AGAIN " rhour i, nd 50 firth, and 70 forth. II =
r'rr-Ct We at The female nistniZftto7 thai h7@ ever come
under NV oh ervatiVn. | sha;i MOI fat 10 continue it,
use IA ali similar cssrs. aud he profession know they
'te numerous e uugh. 70. sale by all draRsi-t-. Price
One Dollar. F&A7~ecSp
w ANrED-Stte~men to travel for a Manufacturing
W Co aud sell ny = mp'e. 6 sd wNge< guaranteed.
Al ires>. with stamp, II. D. LAMtLT0S & co. N
i3 Chestnut street h'i'delPhia- Pa. TsMw4cSp
Goodspeed's Golden Fountain Pens
rnII\E< written with one pen Of Ink NO FLO
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-02
hIONTPELIER. w.

'sireso make the FREEMAN particularly va
usDIs Tor us news from all parts of Vermont, and
sr.sa-lJs in different parts of the State, especially
70 NasIilston, Orange and Lamoille Counties, vii
u fer 4 great favor upon us and our readers by
~ ing Us local intelligence. Give us thefacts and
aa NIh arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-02

WHO has made 90 many startling cures in Yer mont
will be At the
N~ORTHFIECD.
Saturday, Sunday and Monday, November IS, ~, 80
AT PAVILION, MONTPELIER,

VB YIN
Tuesday and Wednesday, December LIST and Cd.
All should Consult him. Consultations free.
Within the last two years the Doctor has cured
500 cases that were supposed incurab,e In Vermont
alone. Read the following from the INtcport Express
RsMARxABLE CUEEs.-Dr. Urann, VII IN our readers
will recoilecr m ade 80 mtny wonderful cures " his Al
Newport, l'st April is siil astonishing every one by hi,
remarkable ami almost instantaneous cures. Mrs. Ran
dtlI, Of Bolton, {. E., who has been sick for four years
unable to sit up or 10 wa k. was last Tuesday morn
brought by hand OF a bed two miles TO the steamboat
and then 10 this place, arriving at night: was treated
by the doctor on friday morn before night was walk
ing about The room, ard Yesterday left The boat {
home, having been continually gaining strength ard
walked from the Hemphremagog House TO the boat.
Mr. Badger, Of Troy, who was hopelessly sick, was
treated by DR.. Urann last April, and is now a stout,
hearty man. able 10 do a good days work havi"g
gained sixty pounds since his treatment. Mr.. Salmon
Nye, OF Coventry, who was very lame, not able to put
MS foot TO the 4 ,or. and oh ICED 10 GO on crutches, wa =
also tfe4ted in April. He is now tough and hearty
wa ks wiihoI. ! cane os crutch-s, and labors every
". VAT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-02
Halls Geography and History Of
Vermont.


'oiiioh''
Iai- work has now been before the public
about four years, and has been extensively
introduced in'o the schools OF Vermont
iIe increasing demand Tor II has oecasioned
--e preparati n OF a new edition, which has
s-i thoroughly revised by Rev. Piiny II
hllc, who was designated for that work BY
the Board Of Education.
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7 0'0 ". 80 - i"iP'i ''n' ~
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'i vermont one 0l "hicl was Il mere isl OF
..ii"'7 '- minerals nave pcen struck out and
.'tif places arc supplied ~ as many new
t'S y "a u iiaSir' ESQ VINO mas com
'S-et '"-' zen pages n Lnuch OF tne science
'' 81 7eH't--eHiid meets 20 know IN account
Isl '.'1 ~ 'e'Hi'"t III Tue 4"'e
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t'- me" "'''er' Lac "h'io am punt OF the
w." mater IS 'D'at eighteen pages. inc
l-1s.-'"7 "i'c ''cH ''otou3HiS revised ana
tHt i''il"5 tt'''''"s nave gwen pace
-' otie.S ""-cA are h'l o2Jectu'hADAe on that
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''7' N-ili ."Ty "'To %" q constitutions
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-02
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN

IT VTLL POSITTPELY ESTORE GR7Y H5TR TO
ITS ORIGLN.4L COLOR.
1t keep the hair from falling out. 1t is the best
dressing in the world, making !i'eless, s'if, brashy hair,
healthy, soft and glossy
For sale by all dru gssr-.
r. P. BALL & CO., Nashua, ". H., Proprctors.
rGuiGMi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-02
Gardner ID HEasch'~ E;-fatc.

rs,ue q having b-eHa rpainttl - the
don. Probate CJuI for tie Instruct Of NSsbfn.-
ton. Gommission- r. To re ;sive, X1Din- aud NnJn-' all
C asra and A I'm "A IL n all per~onr. sse-nSE the estate
of G .ria-r ID. HAch late 9f fitit-seS- y SAD
pistrtct. d = sAsrt, r-preseo I'd insefveH 81, zFd the terra
of ~x In,aths from the 22t lay OF &C 1870. b-ibs
a'Io~-d by sad Cout to tue Gre ii.nr- ef "a q d-e-zs-
ed. 10 : h,hi, an p rov. Ihejr r-specttr~ ci,' M h-fvie
ms: rive n,,,cr. mat We " II 4tr-rd To the ddyas
NJ our ap~poiptment ~ ;h- flee of iieason & Red,
in Mon p.Ier, "a said district On tie ~ ~ Ft.t2g
NJ Dec Der snt April --xt ST uue o'ciock IN the
a:teTnoon, on each o. = d fs,s-
EPu.AIM GhRY, coms,rS.
L>tiKUr LEWIS,
November Ia D Il6s 1913
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-02
Henry MOrgan's / stale.

TINE SUBSCRIBERS hari Z nee7 ,pph at d bs the
Honor adj r<o"at- Ca " t"T tue y st'ct OF wash
In. ton, ON m .sione--, In zee w. eramin ,arA ii al
Al claims and d IN inds If a I . T-or~, 4 a al tie es-
tate OF H-nty Morgan, late "f Fay-fnn- "a S~if
D.s.rlct. dec as d. r-pr : nj d in-n We L 4 g ne RI
of sx mon la from he 2d "a II eremn=T 1873.
being allowed n. -,ii c II to III crei "rs o. sc
decreased. To TX li5it ami pros- fb+Ir -s,rctiY- Claims
before us, C &c noiic- IN II we vi Vten 8 To ihe dur 5
CT our sp .uintm nj at ne " -Ilin yNors= I ~ IT,
Anrs an, l. F.yston, IL ,sIi dis ret, on the 6'st We
ns-dx a. January A~d il e next, - : ociccs IL
the forenoon, on each T ssddNs
JOHN P stTFRS,
E-TIfaN Royce,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-02
COOLEY & DAucuY's ADvERr1sENExrs
Dr. BurtOn's.
ANTIDOTE.

NJ TO remove all desire for Tobacco.
w It's en- rely Vegetable and harmless. II purihsr
sat enricisss the blend invi1 .rafes the svstem. poeee>ses
sreai NouriShing md STRENGTHENING powev.i rs an excel
lent appetizer, enables the stomach tn digest the hesrtf-
:, 'ood, makes sleep refreshing, and establishes robust
neai'h. Smokers and Chewen fr sixty years Cur-d-
Prize, hfIy cents. past free. A ire iise On the injurious
effect at Tobacco, with lists Of references. tsstim"nisls.
& se"tfre-. Agents wanted. Address Or. T. r. ABB
aOTT. J-r>ey City, NJ. Sold by al dru"xisr-.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-02

ADVICE 70 LovERs.-Neyer risk a scolding
ny ncglecting to supply your betrothed with
PuALoN's FLOR DE MAYO" the new
perfume for the handkerchief. 1t is a sad
thing for an engaged couple to have a mis-
understanding about a (s)cent. Sold by all
druggists.