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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03

We thought we were doing
our neighbor a kindness last
week in noticing his "new en-
terprise," but would you be-
lieve it, he scores it to us'to.the
best Of his ability in q long
winded article. But we are
glad to notice that as he drew
near the close, he recovered
his accustomed good-humor
and even calls us apet names,'
and volunteers some cheap ad-
vice. He thinks we had better
give our readers ourSexperi-
ence as a bakerof bread, cakes,
'tarts, ETC." Can't do that,
neighbor. Never had any
"experience''ia that line; but
We are lightning on "slaPjacks'
can "'f1ip" them every time!
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03

Certificates giving acnnFleta deacn piton Of
irurles o he tcld fer nnr Io'htr, vii be sUll
q the rate Of TeH Cents rAh. u .l % ~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03

Where the general BUSINESS Of the Compai,
II trapsR ted. aud TO which rli general corr
spondeIlee should be addressed. 70 &
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03
"cosTAR' IN THE FIELol
!, LADIES lssz,,.si4s, s,,sis,
LOOK oUPi! LOOK. ouT!l
LOOK QUIT! LOOK OUT ~

ladies Magdsins for Septl a
"HENhY K. cosTAR, OF No. 10 crosby
5'reet-is rsin to be out Shhs BEaurIFfER
,hht ecllp>es ything evei Known in lhis Inc.
'fhe Ladies' are Wild with delight. Une Lady
sHys, J know its right and painted to ska
as ifrth sort, aud dYicate as achild 8noihcr
Lady Said s'lfit cost SO \ .bot'Ie, I'D havsiI;'
AMI Rno hsr, Away with sll hur'fal cosinyNes.
ana sYeInf only o. rf11l ratGU 5Ha.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19

: ATE Of VERMONT In Probate Court, holden at
3.SDsLrI Hls-Ricr, Warrington, on the 18th Gay
of FtrErarT. 4. -. 1SGe
tIrAi ALDbI1i Admins tsRtrix. de boRis man,
: 1 of - estate of Joseph Cohy, late OF IS seh
IN Oh, IN sid ID tri = dros ased, makes appcstio
to sail Court for cense sell all e the real estate
IF sad deceased eDtpg th-t said isle - part
for he the debts OF said d ceased
tha part sUfci for thar purpo-e- can
he
wherenpon is ordered by said court hat said aPp'i
cato der si1erafion and be ard on thr
IN day Of March 4 d is66, At the Prabas- Once
Bryos 10, Is further order d. that a PER
he notified hereof by publication Of
c spy icatrn order Their three wee :
ucczSsipely ;he Green Mountain Frreul1n. printed
I Hon'p ttsr hefa-- said sf hearing. fRa- they
a par sa.d time AID Placs, and, If they see
-anse object lher-t".
BY h Court
FSr2 49,. I z 81 aNFI N Indra
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19

Many churches out OF the limits of the
city, are suffering in their devotional services
for the want Of good music. when a reason
able amount of money will purchase "A fine
ported in full harmony. With poor in
strument, the singing will deteriorate. and
with none at all, neither will choir, or
congregational singing flourish Messrs. 5.
d. & II. W Smith, of Boston, have just in
troduced new styles of AMERICAN ORGANS,
with upright cases and gilt imitation pipes,
having remarkable volume Of tone containing
the deep manual sub bass, super oct we
coupler tremolo, and knee swell. We take
pleasure in calling the attention of churches
in need of good instruments, to the American
Organs Waterman and reflector.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19

Sickness is an affection that waits on us
all None are exempt and there are none
but need relief from its attacks Whoever
can furnish this becomes our benefactor. A
conviction prevails that DR.. Aver does it.
Disorders of the blood have been healed by
his Sarsaparllla, and affections of the lungs
by his Cherry Pectoral, too frequently and
too distinctively to be disputed. His Agus
Cure is said, by those who use it, to never
fail. Reader, if you must have medical aid
take the best Of medicine. Poor remedie.
are dear good are cheap. at any price you
have to pay for them Charleston Courier
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19

child of widow Royal Houghton, of Graf
ton, recently caught cold, one of its eyes be-
came lnf1amed and ran out, and the other
became blind. The child became deaf, and
for many weeks made no motion but a spas
modic trembling of the hand. and finally died
The case puzzled the doctors
4 kitten has been a regular passenger on
the afternoon train between Brattleboro and
New London, Tor the past two months.
Two brothers named Mallory. got into a
row recently, which finally ended in blows
One was arrested for assault and fined 81 90
Mrs. Boyd, of Putney, an old lady about
80 years of age, was badly burned on
Wednesday evening, Feb 5th, by her clothes
taking fire while the family were absent from
the room. She lived but few hours
Asher Gates. venerable citizen of Halifax
eighty years of age, on Thursd ny Of last week
walked to Greenfield, nineteen or twenty
miles. After seeing the sights, and investing
two cents in crackers, he started for home
in the same way he came.
Major Aldrich. of NewElne, some six wears
ago, suddenly left that place and his friends
supposed that he had been frozen to death. in
the Connecticut valley. \ few wee ks &C
he appeared alive and well among his rela-
IiNcs III ID p0tpn, dDput HlAJF miles from winch
place he had been laborng.
Mr.. Charles Harris, of West Brattleboro,
has, at different times within two months
been robbed of pair of boots, a whip, an
umbrella, and an oyercoat.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
FIRE.-On Friday, the 9TH inst, the dwell
ing house Of Allen Dudley, OF Windsor, was
burned to the ground with most OF it's con-
tents, including 300 bushels Of potatoes in
the cellar. Loes reported about o3 600. In
sured for about $500.
FATAL ACcIDENT.-Jamcs NJ. Campbell
Of Rochester, was killed recently, while en-
ga-ed, in company with his brother, IN telling
tree on their farm. He leaves wife and
five small children.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19
MIoCELLAN EOUS.
FROM SHORE TO = ROREi.
FINE STEEL ENGRAVING,
BY T.. II. STUAET.
From Painting By Clarence L. DobeH.

Ii r..
From Painting By Clarence L. DJboH.
This beautiful engraving, of Lifes Journey
from Childhood to Gu Age, hch has he n long
the Engravers hands, ready for subscribers.
The picture represents a boat crossing en
the forward part, Childhood represented hs bow and
sIr JOYOUS and delighted with fhe prospects ahesd
viii further along the boat, is Youth young lady
careessy playing with pond iilies hex s'mirsr yHg
man, her side. Near the the boat
Manhood Is represented by hu band and wife The
husband and his hand resting upon The shoulder
ct his wife, while she looks up with a coafdi1g and
cheerful stue. her child of perhaps six Is
sleeping her lap In the after OF tie boat, Old
Age IS shown by old and woman who have
travelled % Lies Journey together, with u ITS joys
and - hopes and the OLD gentleman
leans forward upon his p" sht, lille the old
lady its with basket in hes Jap locking nck, evident
the Time represented by hardy
oarsman, whose only seems to be pulling the
bonnet, cut-ntedy the bow OF the boat
The whole grouping and style OF the picture shows d
er-wOrk OF art, and need only be
III
The following lines Mas. p A. HAnAFoRp, very
beautifully de cTibes the picture
In Chdhond's hour, with careless lov,
Upon the giie
With Youths bright hopes we gaily speed,
To reach the other side
Manhood looks forth with arefll glance
Tune steady plies The Uar,
While Old Age calmly hear
Tie keel upon the shore.
The engraving - neatly uate plate paper IGx26,
and old TO subscribers at 80 90 per copy.
B. 3. RU SELL g. CO.. PUB LISTERS,
% CornhiII, Boston.
=. re. sou GEaaasD. VEsSGENNEs.
General Agent for the state of Vermcnt.
FtSi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19
HALLS VEGETABLE SICIL,AN
HAIR REVIEWER

The basis OF its remedial properties Is reeeabie
oinpouud
IT Will RESTORE CRAY HAIR TO rs ORG
INAL COLOR.
Il viii Keep the hair from falling Gus.
II cleanss scalp and makes the hair SOFT iu>rou.
aud silkeu.
IT Is a splendid hair DRESSING
K p HALL & co. Nashua, y. II. Pfoprietors.
For a ie by an druggists spFS si5nl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19
Samuel EGc d sHl's Estate.

RAADoIrI pIsrstCr, = At 4. o ,kdsIi, said
Df-'rIct, The llth dsv Fetru ~, n. 1858.
ENREDS RICK q. IGLDN, 4daiinstrat1r of the
Il estate mi ud4I late Of Brooki=ld in said
. stTlc- d, sef, H.. adHini
n=tion and al makes Application
decree d stt BUTTON and pa tl,lnn Of The
tate 1 satd deceased: ktn=reus-sr a. il ordered
SAID Cour5 thai SAID salt icati
erred Of said Go rTfo he held The Pro-
Oice. said Bro I'd, the 6h Gay Of March
A. u. Ices, for h-arrg ald decision thereon .
and II is further orier d, that notice hereof b. given
all persons interested p11.i- alton the same
sA-ss S-sE< =ssi tha l. Is mia Fs-
nvwspt p-r published Al Montpelier, prevl 'Ss
said tlEa= fp0lu 81 tor hearing, ha they
st sad ti7e a place and 3 oV cause, 1t any
tteY may Eav- why sal uGI IA u d not Do allow
cd Al such deer q ths Cont
sE3 Attest H. Cr.t.AVEs4ND Judy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19

\ Man DEEDs.-He stops pain free OF
cost to everybody, and proves past all denial
the facts in the very face and eyes of the
world. DR.. WoLcoTr is the person, alto
Chatham Square, New York, with his won
derful remedy PAIN PAINT The excitement
among all classes gathers strene tn every day
Sold by all druggists at % cts 80 cts. 81
and 50 a bottle Hundreds crowd DIR. VOL
COTS office every day. besides his branch
Offices. No. 81 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn
and 81 Winter Street, Boston, Mass.
Druggists are selling Paint so fast,
1t keeps them lively does not last:
Renew their stock, lay in a store,
And still the people call for more.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19

VIII our friends do the favor to bear in
mind tu;i' we have one the largest and best APP
pointed Book and Job Printing Establishments IN
the state and always in readiness to do any kind
oT Job Printing from the smallest address card
20 the mammoth "po-ter," or most voluminou-
book 10 short notice and At living prices. Our IA
etIc- ar, such that we confidently solicit the fayor-
Of our friends desiring, amy thing in line of bust
ness au.i guarantee them entire satisfaction.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19
Gbt frttman.
MONTPELIER, VT:
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1868

We desire 70 make the FREEMAN particularly VI
liable tor its news from all parts of Vermont, and
our friends III parts Of the state, especially
in Washington, orange and Lamoille Counties, viii
confer great favor upon and our readers by
sending local intelligence. Give Us the facts and
we VIII arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19

PERsoNAL.-Ex-Gov. Frederick Holbrook,
Of Brattlcboro, has been appointed Professor
and Lecturer on Agriculture in Cornell Uni
versity, at Utica, \. Y. The appointment
was made upon the rccomm sndation of the
executive committee Of the New York State
Agricultural Society Gov. Iolbrook has
had a valuable experience to fit him for the
duties Of this profcssorship, and he will
make an accomplished professor in that de-
partment. Among the other professors
elected to the various departments, we no
ticc Louis Agassiz, James Russell Lowell,
Dwight.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19

. The sweetest Thing in ife . good health aid
good spirits ard II you nave them The next
thing : what Will restore bloom TO me faded che and
happiness 10 the dropping heart The ADD sure
remedy is Plantation Bitters, which physician,
Commend 10 both male and feG.ae ra;iens safe
reliable, agreeable and cordial sii:nulant Jhey
tia oor:rg 20 disagree with the most d Iic4te copst
/ lou. =. woa golden opinions from all who
and prob ably arr lie ever tried
b. so any psrs They eicvt'e depressed and
: vs strength the weak.
NsaV7tt, WArEh.-A de 'i.htfii tot eli Al ic'e-supe
riof e. ~ilosi-, aud at If the price spFaM7w2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19

bu-Ilc-- I-av Pee desirable
-. order of the County Committee.
Lao. 4-ta. 1868
The entertainment ami tableaux held by
the ladies of the Congregational Church in
this place. On Friday list. were decided sue
cess h1th financially and otherwise vt an
early boar tie hall was filled to its utmost
capacity. and the ttblcauz went OF admira-
BY Tie net proceeds amounted to 1921.
which Will be amply sufficient for the purpose.
the procuring Of singing books for the
Sabbath School.
~5IEEz Mr-icALE.-An entertainment was
given Ia-t evening. at Village Hal, under the
directi ,r or the Society of Christ Church In
this Village. ana ia ail Of the fund for fur
nishing thc new elifce just bail5 by the So
cietg- The musical part Of the programme
brought out Mrs Gleason. Miss Gross. Miss
Fields. MIR. Phillips Prot II. Fales, Of Mont
peIicr, AMI Prof 5. Whitney. Of Albany.
y T., wao presided at the piano, and
Tlulaieriu who hlrpeI on 4 harp. After
the. concert ther- was DRAMA in SIX acts
entitled - Beauty and tie Beast, which
several young Gentlemen and young ladies
actel very ore iiti9ly. lee cream and cake
were served in the Hail. The entertainment
was we'll pltr,uizel. and We hope added
much 1, rhe find ID behalf Of which it WA.
given.
a,rJsa.--Wc learn that Dr Hayes who
ha- become famous as ain explorer Of tn,
Arctic regions. viii deliver a lecture in this
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19

\ Balm for every wound. Cruces Ce'e-
brated Salre is now so generally used for the
cure Of flesh wounds. cuts, burns, ulcers fell
ons. sprains and all diseases of the skin,
that praise Of it seems to b needless.
Those who have tried it once always keep a
box on hand. and nothing viii induce them
to be without a supply.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19
CHOICE MUSIC BOOKS
For HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

REETHOvEN'S SONATAs = vols. Cloth, each 81 s.
Chopn,s Nazursas and W CcIh $ 90 Men
De Sshon Sanes Without :, Cloth. - CO. Me-
zsr,'s scnaias. Goth. s. 81 ihalberg's l. Ar du
hart CT tn On Moore lfls Melodies, Pam *"
Cloth - o.. Fu | Gilt, - %.
HOME CIRCLE >ERfk.S- comp sing Collection Of
Instrumental Music for tie Ptatt. , volumes Inc n
isis Album, Co'ieciiou g. ming the third vol
ume Of Home Circle TIA Yer Chord, songs
Ballads OuarietS. Duets. Pan Acc. = Shower q
Pearls Vocal Duets, Fisup Acc. ' Gems cf German
Song German and English Words, Piano Acc " Gems
of coish Song Scott Songs and BALLADS, Piano nee
Gems If Sacred Song sabbath and Home Bal
lads PIsn" Acc. OPeTat Pearls Popular Songs
Quarters Duets TroS. the principal OIssr :
Price of each volume, Pain 81 50; cl"th, s. 10
Cloth full git S4tO. Sold separate volumes. or the
sci .npne,e nv Music ieaers and po,tpaid bv
OLIVBR DITSON & Co, ST9 Washington ST., Roston
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.


L. u. O.
Try box of POLAND's PLANTAIN OINTMENT
The best Save in the world Take other, insist
having This.
For sale by all Druggists and country de@iers
DR. J. X. POLAND, Manufacturer.
(See .7iuertiseneHt.J
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19

The best outward application known for
flesh wounds, sprains. bruises, swollen or
stiff joints, is Johnson's Anodyne Liniment.
1t stands upon its own merits, and is the
best family medicine in the world.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19

REcoNsrRrcrIoN.-In the Senate Monday,
senator Trumbun reported the following
bill
That hereafter any election authorized
by the act passed March %, 1867, small be
decided by Il majority Of the votes actually
cast, and at olectI n, in which the question
of the adoption or rejection Of any eonetitu-
ton is submitted. any rson duly regis
tered may vote in any part of the state in
which hc shall have heen registered, where
he may de at the time OF such election,
upon the presentation Of his certificate OF
rcgstraton under such regulations as the
District commander may prescribe
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19

The following patents were issued to Yer
monters Jan. -
W. T. Nichols Rutland, for improvement
in hay rakes and leaders; also in hay stack
ero {. o. Luce. Brandon, for improvement
10 hors, rakcs j. H. Wheeler, Addison, for
Improvement in match boxes Luman y.
mo claV.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19
LEGAL NOTICES.
Marshall sslanchard's Els.
tate

'ENHE SU 6SCRiBE2S. having been appointed by the
L H1norahe Prob tie Court for the District OF
Washington, Comm ssioners, 10 i've. examine, snd
adjust all ella inns and dema ds of all persons sgainst
the estate of Marshall Blanchard, late of RoxbUry
IN satt District deceased. represent nsovent and
he term OF s'x mHnhs f. n the 81 day Of March
lets. being slosed by ssid Court hr creditors q
said deceas I'd, TO exhibit and their respective
CLAIMS before Us: q notice, that <h attend 70
thu duties Of zppoinrm the dwell house OF
Mary T. '.rcAsri IN Rcxbury, ia said District,
on The 2Tz march and 5ih day OF sep ember
next .'eiooA L. he afternoon, each of said
d.
2 P sEkkER COMMITS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19

WORMS TROUBLE HoRsEs.-Symptoms-
coat stares eyes dull and glazing, great APP
petite. Cure Sheridans Cavalry Powders
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19

Nt rhi- oilI-r b -sy cori- of dry h,t.d wood, for
which @ far price iu each VIII De paid
- We have sent. within the past week
bills tl most of oar Subscribers who are in
arrear on their subscription. and we shall
hc much obliged IL we are favored with re
luit.aucc~ I'm answer to these re minders. We
hope d. aHc will object to settling with Us
once wear
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19

GRAcE's CELEBRATED SAVE.

We constantly hearing favorable repsrS those
who have tued thl- dy- AmN AEilruy, Vie OF
Mark Arffouy, Il tins city, aut iIviHc At y Locust
street. Athlete with teton ou tie nn.er, Tc-ft
iuduced 10 max trial 81 the - Alan Instantly
lie experienced rltsf rom The pam, winch had been
.tnn,t uncomfortable. Every other remedy hut 'l.i~
proved uuavailing Those wine have tired .tce aye
-ati-iei merits and nohi = viii iutIce I.i-ri
without suppis Fails R.rsr .Ners- ~ t6ull
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS

f The Money realized nv the Association from the
ale OF Iiczets Ia following sch. du be
a. aa,ug h. Slrz AZ und,d aud pisahl-i soiGi-
md " flows phAns Il S,idiers throughout The
Stete. To raise thi- ! he purposes above
s. ateI, The As-oclat. on wlil give more
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19
IL u CEs u
(Fron, Disrensatory of the United Nafes.
UIOSMA CRENATA BUCHU LEAVES

From Disrensatory of the United Nafes. J
DIOSMA CRENATA. BUCHU LEAVES.
PROPERTIES-Their odor is strong, difflsive, and
somewhat aromatic heir taste brerish, and analogous
MEDICALPROPE9TIES AND USES-Buchu leaves
gently stimulan with peculiar tendency To the
Th.g are gwen IN complaints ct me Urinary organs
Gravel. Chronic IaTarTI of the Biadder Morbid
Irritation of the adder and UIhera, Disease a. The
Prostate Gland, ami Retention Gnconrinenee of Urine
from loss OF tone IN the concerned in it, evacu
stien fhs remedy has also been recommended in Dy
pepSia, Chronic Rheumatism, Caianeons Affections ana
DR. p-y.
The - - t. p and fem % 70 IS, r IN the decline
change at 1T after CouGn-nie or Labor Pains
Ied-Wettins IA Children
IN AFFECTIONS PECULIsR To FEMALES, The
tx ract Buchu i unequaied by other remedy, IN
CnorSi- Retention, Irreeularry Pnfalne-s sup
pFes>iuu Gust. Evscusli liberated Schir
state al th- Uterus, Leucorrliea or White
nI>EA>E THE BLAUDER, KIDNEYS, era
VEL AND DROPSICAL SWELLINGS.-ih ms medi-
.hhn M, hslt,v arr;.n nv ,,.ict The Wa,erx or
Cacerous dispositions, ana all Unnatural Enlargement
reduced, : we'll as Pain and ILLUMINATION
HELYBOLO's EXTRACT BUCHU has cured every
DI ABETIS which has heen given Irrifa-
ton Of the Ntrk Of Bladder and illumination Of The
ha.r liberation IF the Kidneys aud Badaer, Retention
Of Urine, DISEASES OF the Prostate Gland Stone an me
Biaddr, Citeas Grare Brick d st Deposit, and HHoH-
M ~ Discharges AID for E~fesbied and C0'asfitate
both Seres, attended IN The f"wng - mp'omS; i4~
po~iTi eNsrJiun, Loss Of Power Loss OF Memo
d mcuiry Of Breathing. Weak Nerves, Trembling.
r7r"t nl-es~e. " aseiulness, bmnesS ot VISION. aH
the Rack, Hot Hands, Fiu-hr- - The r dy n'sne-@
the Ssiu uPttun the F. ., Paliid CuunteRance
tnlversa' l-S>Si'ide II TIE Muscular system &c
uEIMB0LD'S EXTRACT RUCHU IsDI-
URTlC AND RLOOD-PURiFIiNG q
And cures all Dea<es sn- from Habits ct Dissipation
Exoe~Ses ana imprudenee. in Lite, Impures of
the Blood &C, super euiug C"pIiha IN alice
tons tpr winch II l. used such as
GoNnKhEA CLIENT. Of long standing aud
used connection with HELMBuLD'S ROSE WASH
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19

Jesse d. Bright wants to succeed Guthrie
as Senator from Kentucky. lie undoubtedly
thinks his loyalty Is suitable for Kentucky,
although it was not considered quite up 70
the standard required from Indiana.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19

Notices OF deaths inserted tree. O1Juaties. tuclud
ne poetry, inserted for five line, he paid
advance. This rule Ai be strictly adhered 10.
n Berlin Fe7 Io,h. GEORGE cEESsY, aged Fl
wears. > months md 2u daes
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19
LIST GfText Rocks.

The following list of Text Books selected by IN.
Educs ton be used in The Public Schools of
Vermont for FIVE years beginning the rst ot
November, 1865
READERS.-Town and Eobrook's Series, excluding
the intermediates and Hill ards -ixih PesdeT.
Embellishments Sew Primary. Green
leafs Intellectual. Greeneafs Practical WALTON Cards
ard Eevs Nos / and q Davies University difinn for
Eish and = ormal Schools only GTeenieafs new Eie
m sntary Algebra
GT0GR : PHI IES.--DEscFIPTrvE PcrrTIcAI-
NirchrlI's First Lessons. Mtehes Primary. NurheiP.
Eniermedia e, Vermont Edition. SsicAL.-Monfesh's
Physical and Astronomical Guyot's Common School
Guyot VA Maps.
GRANAARS.-ToweT's Elements Forion's, Weld
and Quackenbos.
HIS notwithstanding Common School. Bali's His
tory and GeogrsIhy e Vermont
SPE iLERs.--owa and Holbrook's Progressive
NATURAL Pull Or OPzY.-Quackenbos'f for Grsfe1
| ar q High Schools only.
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