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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08


, vnlilng her dress? A moment sh,
= paused, then, with owtstretched ham
|, Glare H0lroyd came towards him.
captain Challoner," she said, 81
heard you were here, they told me-
you were III. ] am come to see YOU
Toto sayI wr0uxed YOU once--In m,
! cruel fO0lishness, but ask YOU Il
forgive
!, Broken, tliHj0inted and almost In
c0mpreliepsIl,le rs wns her speech. ht
understood IL. f
1t was no ghost, then: Il was re.
ally Glare Holrnytl--hts first, nj.
only love. And the face he had wear.
led and pineti to see was there now
ut his side, the moonlight playing
upon II, and upon the soft golden hail
Glare HOlrDyd, more beautiful than
ever, because Of the pride, the hau.
teur that WAS gone, and the gentle,
tender humility which had come
Capt. Challoner saw the danger. and
rsmem bered she was another mans
wife. He recovered himself In mo-
rhent. He took the outstretched
hand, felt the slender fingers CLASH
his own, then carelessly. coldIy. he
let 1t 20. And Glare stood there.
locking up ut him with ycarninr.
s6rrowfiII Ditv IN her face abe coui,I
see how III he had been. how weak he
WAS and when her eyes fell on the
poor, helpless. wounded arm. great
tearssweiled into them. How differ
eht to the Charlie ChaIlol,er of old !
bright, brave. true-heartetI. noble
Charlie Chalioner. who had gone
away anil left her because sle f1irtetl
With Sir Phi,in Fairfax. Insfenfi ri
heiny contunted with his honest love.
| l"Oh Charlie. Charlie. forgive me
say Won forgive mep, she cried. IN n
low. sweet. DlrIntjye yojcr. forgetting
ali else but the memory Of that old
true love. "Charlie. v1u should not
have zone away without wont Tint
time. know 7 deserved II. but I
was true to you--indeed I was. 4
never cared f6r-n
| "Hush =" said he.
! Gold. stern md nro,,d. the sol.lier
threw her hand ffum his arm. II
wns the first word hc Ind sm,l an and
there was NO sound Of love or f;,rrivc.
ness in the tone: II nearly broLe flare
HOlruyd,s heart.
| uETtIsl, ~ ha rcpoota.l tHa IA vs,,,r
h.si,amd 400, sp., T.';.e ~ WV.
,.r.,w" ,,',,, NV" s.,, ,ts In al ~.
!" h,r; w !. 49,, ~ In. a1"s oe'"s '"'Se
1--WE. Ia 800 ~" ! 49, ~. ~ -.
o,;.', ,.,, 'Ue S u Nus n,ar''e" sue
h;,,.r sn,;,s o,.r,aI n;p IT, ~,
ra n. Nm S su". .,, ~ .1
mewsnnpers travel II, I~.l,a an,i
,'rfs IT,, ~ a .'',.
,u. .x.y nay no. "w"ys w .ne
.r,'.,.r,, pIe"Sn. , .,s lily m's
....s''. H.. 20. u,, uS" it'll
r,.1,.. i na;'.,' x 9"yu w"s ..'".-
~, , 81. 3nn, :" sanua'y .s5,, "
a.. Ut, r" Az, ~. ILL., o"ne' =, D""-
VIZ" rr ., 'esa .. s,, 'n
1 S'S"eeSs IVY, A|"n"', "c
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08

WHILE almost every other great
commercial city IL gaining rapidly
IN population, Liverpool has lost
thirty five thousand IN ten years.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08

u.OcKEnT 4 60. have ne ase swA
iswsns s~~evsssess % s.susps ssssi
.sssp rtxsuves ~ ~sn be ssuud In
he west, anal ~ cheap ssshe ehesP
81. ts,yH.-t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-07-15
NEW MAP OF TIE
Hawaiian Islands and North Pacific.

WUST RECEIVED. A MAP OF THE HAs
- Islands and Islands Northwest Of this Group as far
Midway Island with all the Reefs, Issued by ths
photographic Bureau, Washington, and for sale By
fvI sm II. NJ WHITNEY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-07-15

~ Advertisers residing the Eastern United States, snA
pay for their by enclosing Greenbaeks United
States Postage Stamps for such they wish 70
aud their cards viii be insered per table, fer the time
paid for.
Business Cards, when prepaid for year. allowed
a which advertise
when paid charged quarterly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-07-15

Il Wsss1 almost weekly fled in the
|usine ,,Ilngton - for improvements in
bas 5ro1;tH o,SGtrieity as a motive power.
Eitb bptSHnI'ed tSa to take a ship across
b Gun. q yer evolved from a bat
5eratioD already two-hoFse power
nss i,on, bo;s, run BY single oup bat
'sttsrS !, no more than the cost of
'c's5uFh sHee.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-07-15
VARIETY.

Marry a plain girl ; 80 years
~ y as pretty as ever
7r rHezekiah Fiddle, d. d., is the
- heut clergyman rejoiees in.
<,riosities which Barnum will bring
" ) a pillow stuffed with sun-down.
41s.-Giye your son a trade, and
F "a him than by giving him for
! no called tight boots comfortable,
1'sitiOn by say ing they made a man
olher miseries.
st yOu told me, doctor, that Smiths
pre- OfF' " Oh, yes, but it and
together"
keekill, writes to the editor of the
80 I" you'll git your he'd punched If
1pur paper that my yf had twins. 5"
Diseases Of three nations have thus
In France disease attacks the
Herica, the brain in England, the
p Shott fought duel. Tie result
changed conditions. Knott was
20 Was not. 1t was better TO be
be-.
j. man had cold feet and so his
IRE under the bed to warm them.
ete success; he never complained
ln. And now she is to marry the
npany in which the building was
eontending that every generation
nd wiser. and to prove it said, |
because | am not so stout but a
fhan my father was One of his
pad to him God help your grand
nst have been a d fool
has been offered $4,000 for twelve
pas bad the good sense to decline.
fhe goose that lays golden eggs for
~ MI Harte is unwilling to slaugh-
de contents himself with regular
fcnoolmistress, who has been in the
ten years, says that since the
: question became prominent she
a great change in the department
glris. They now laugh at things
"IulG nave brought a deep blush of
'ne Richmond Enquirer the other
suo'e " Labitur ct labetur in omne
Gn. The cOmpOsitOr made II
loo''ers in Omne rObiIlious doup ,;
no'He for his shot gun, but when
'ne printer had fed.
'iay anniversary in New York the
A $lIpgue was overheard between two
say Jim, what's the meaning of So
Oelng here altogether ?'' "WbvI
seOrniuily, " they always meets once
14use sermons with each other"
~ minister, IN repeating the story of
ouphar wife, has hazarded the
f. many boys of twenty would have
JOn stand he took. This would
y deal upon the looks of Potinbsr's
'''ing propensities of her brother
ONAt--A Berkshire paper saws tba.
vicinity went courting his girl ON
and wished to be very converse
The thermomokron ia twentv
1elon this evenin'." " Yes - in
= Ine maiden, " Such kind of birds
-4e seasons Of the year than others.
s,n committed suicide because bar
the permit her to marry the man
ey refusing their consent ON the
.er,I IeSaing would cost too much
! IN oe oid man figured up the ex-
us wife it would have heen =,
- lars in his pocket if he had Iet
- a'.sotlOa of Bret Harte to the e,,-
4 .'.' EPISODE Of Arkansas life. Tha
- ts~ e null complained of the feed
sIvers - neIt :. mOrning the proprietor
NJ the SIDE of his plate. and
\ IL Ie remarked: {" The cuss "a
-Iev s !. nash lies" The unanimit1
Wrastled" " it was a n,.y rbsma scy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-20

To TH0sE WHO ARE BOWED DowN by ncr-
vous Debility, and despair uf ever recovering
the vigOr and mien of manhood we carefully
recommend DR.. WALKER's CALIFORNIA VIM
EeAR BIrrERs Before they have finished the
first bottle, they viii feel the restorative
principles al work in every portion Of their
broken down system and hope will spring up
in their. hearts NJ case ut Dypcpsia, Bil-
business, Intermittent Fever, Rheumatism
Govt, or kidney disease, can resist this IN
equllcd vegetable tome = hich l. uDPllu;ei
by any distilled or fermcnred liquors
"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-20

PRICES BROKEN. Owing to the general
stagnation of trade, scarcity of money, and
strong competition, Woolson, the Montpelier
Tailor, he's fully determined to break the
prices, and dispose OF his stock OF goods,
either by the yard, or made into garments.
Mt prices to ensure their speedy sale. An
carly call will convince you that Woolson
means business" TIE workmanship and
trimmings viii be OF the highest standard.
Also, small stock of custOm-mGde cloth
ing that must be sOid regardless Of cost, TO-
gether with large lot of book accounts that
need adjustment
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-20

Marion United States Watch Co. = (Giles,
Wales Coz Watches were awarded the
First Premiums at Fair Of American lnsti-
tute," New York, 1870, at Fair Of 'Ohio
Mechanics Institute, Cincinnati, 1870. at
.sIouisiana State Fair" New Orleans, La,
1870. at .sTexas State Fair" Houston, Tex
as, 1871, and at every Fair where exhibited,
over all competitors.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-20
Vermont Central Il. r. Line
WIN TER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Monday December /, 1871
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.

Leave Montpelier s.55 a.m., lie and $50 pm
Mail Train leaves Oadenshurg AZ GOO pm, 81 Al
bans 2O q. connecting White River Junction
and Bellows Fans win trains tor Boston. Worcester
&c, and M White River Junction with ira ins on Pas
sumpsic Railroad South Vernon for Springfield nj
New YORK a. Gr"ul's Corner Tor New foEdOn.
Day EX preSs leaves Montreal At $50 am. - Inhts
ar 1000 au., oEdeGshurg az $40 a.m. PAttsburgh II
$50 am, Nooers Junction 10 lol6 sm., =. Aihans 81
T.. % ul., arrvi ~ 10 Boston via Lowell 10 90 M
Night Express leaves Ogde ashurg at 1900 IN, Platts
burg 10 pm. fboerS junction sos pm, Montreal al
3Jp.li., ST. In'tn4 i.5J pu-,si. Adams 7.al D. M
connecting White River Junction and Bellows Falls
with trains for Boston aud worcester &c arriving IN
Boston Al $50 a.-. South Vernon win trains tor
Springfield 7na NV Nurt. arriving ia New York al
1870 pm.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave sloutpsler $50 aud 54s Am, and $50 and
nav Express leaves Hostou va Lowell II s0u q. IA
for Burlington 81. Aibaus, NonireaI, a. arrving iu
Montreal at q.45 PM and OsdsushuTg a. - am,
making connection Tor the West.
Mail Train for Burlington ard 49, Adams leaves BIOS
bursh 81 3n 2.iu.. Springfield ~ SOC an., Grouts
Corner Il S.i ain south Nenuu 1905 a.ui.. Bel
lows tails l3.1 PIN, White Rive Junction 30 pm.
srrtNtns ia -. Aib2E- 81 So p.Ia.
Accommodation TRAM leaves N0fthIisld II 80 a.,a.
aatiAnd 80 5tn a.u burlington al %. ca -. Al
ban 'i l2" "-. -. J"'" &C TO pin-- arriving N
0sd* 'sburE. 40 -.At p.t
N.=ht E,pSe-- leave Gtont-s GorLer 80 so pm.
S"utH NaTuoa 81 lS ga r.ref.ias GERS from
Copo-rti,at R,,rc R,t,a,d. iea,ia- \sw York Al
81. rHsii-d lu s.in-, Eeiits. Falls H.,
pm ,rraee tin. .,t ir-ib- ,,-r Chr~n.r~ Railroad
eur'sl-,n. 20 1....- t...., g.. -.r.cins in Mon
Osdet-iut .t it-t-..H ..-Ht-ci'H- Wtts Crane
lrpni Fai arH 1-.....t .-f fi- Ns'.
ta',H.i2 --r'- " N' &C., ."- E-.'''.. ""d y" re ;
am Ha'IHg -.a, 4- ~.- '..f- .''h Iln.-
Draw a..,' '-f- .s.' +, i-sir~- t'ain- "et'ye-'
ai"Htteat .-,t H..-iHu-
Tn.au-u ,..s'- .r d csEo ei The Wet tor .a'e !,
e. NEE RILi., G@n'I SUPerfntende nat
st. AlbaH~. December J. 1871
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-20

Examine for the Ladies.

Mrs. c., Of New-York. has used a
Wheeler * Wilson Machine since 1857, never
averaging less than 500 year, and for the
last five years $1,000. She used the same
needle during 1870, and earned with it over
x 600
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-20

Persons who have become thoroughly
chilled from any cause, may have their cir
cllation at once restored by taking into the
stomach i tea-spoonfuI of JohHsoH's Anody7te
Linn1ieat mixed in little cold water, we'll
sweetened.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-20
William Is. EEubbard,s Will.

STATE OF VERMONT m Probate Coart held
WAsHiSSroS DISTEIrT, as. Montpelier, within
Sud for -Sd District the is dsy ot December, \ u
1871.
4n-ITum-u. and ccdictl pun porting i" he the last
VIII ANA Testament ri lillian b. Hubbard, late Of
Montpelier IN Ssd District deceased. being nted
10 tho!CoeT By u. " Healon, thr Executor therein
named, Tor frob4e Il ordered BY saii Court, that
al persons concerned therein be notified TO appear
session 81 -sit Court he held AZ The Probate ONCE
Montpelier, the 26td3y os DscenbeT A. D. ISL,
aud show cause, # any they may have, against the
lPt15ate ot SAID VIII: for which purpose il Is further
ordered that Of the record OF TINS order be pub
Il>hed three weeks successfully iH the Green Mound
tam Freeman printed a. Montpelier, previous 10 sat
time appointed for hearing. By :He CouTt-Attest,
1898 a. CHASE, Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-20

Every farmer who owns Il good stock Of
horses. cattle, and sheep, and intends to keep
them through the winter, should get ut once
a good stock Of .SheridGn's CGUaby Condition
PoloderS One dollars worth will save at
least a half ton Of hay.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-20

ne desire 10 make the FREEMAN particularly
,aIaabIe for its news from all parts of Vermont
and our friends III different parts the state, es-
o-ciaIIvln Washington, Orange and LamoilleCoun-
.ses will confer a great favor upon rs and our
leaders bv sending rs local intelligence. Give US
rsrts and we VIII arrange them for tue
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-20
Anna Parker,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. ! In Probate Court, held
WA>HiSsroS DrsrRIcrss a. Montpelier, IN said Dis
rr-ct. on the 18th dsy OF December D. ISL
y. r KENT. Admi1istrafoy Of the estate
- % Anna Parker, late Of Essg Montpelier, n
sad HstTri deces -d presents B., sininistrs ion ac
count sar examination and allow vance, and makes sp
decree q Distribution and partition OF
-tI- ---4tr al said deceased.
WEer-upau. ordered 10y said Court that said &c
e1Gut and said application De referred 10 session
thereof. 10 De held the Probate Od3ce, in said
District, It's s-1 dly q January, D. lsI2, for
hesrr- and dec sion thereon and, IL IS further or
derrd, notice hereof given all persons INFER
estel. publication Of tue three weeks success
siyrly So th- Green Mountain Freeman, = newspaper
published Montpelier previous 20 SAID time sppoi Mt
ed FOR hearBg thst they nay appear a. sad time and
place, snd show cause, 81 Any they n nav have, Why
said aceo4rt should not Re allowed nd such decres
Eaalr b. tle e. urt-ATrst
45l~4 HARVEY I'll DEN. Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-20
AzarLai, @foma,s s.sfafc

FTHE ST8SCEIB ERS saving been sppointec by
the honorable Probate Court for he District al
W sshIn gou, Con lts~ian-r-, 80 receive. exam lie
apd Adj asa all claims sud demand OF all persons
against Use estate OF Azariah stone late OF Cabot,
In said District. deceased. represented insol-
Nd th- otstS from the 18Th day OF
November. is7i. NJ -lIoSed by said Courtto sEe
creditors aid ts-e exhibit nd prove heir
respective claims before Give notice Rat we
will attend 10 lie duties 81 our GppOi mime IL g.
the aEel ing house of Mary stone il Cabot in said
d fri,f. 18Th dsv Of January and OF May next
q O'Clock the afternoon each OF said days
THERON II. LAME, ..
GEOgGE W PAINE CoaalaI y
cabot. Dec ) A. D. ISL. F5lw3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-20

sRFor Coughs, Bronchitis ana Consnmp-
ton. ID its early stages, nothing equals DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-20
Guardiam's NOfIcc.

STATE OF VERMONT, Ia Probate Court, held a,
WasHISGTON uisTEICv. Montpelier, within and for
said District the 18Th day Of December a d. 1871.
AAES PEHPLT0S. guardian Of Carrie and Percy
- Jempleiun. makes application to said Court foG
license sell the following described real rsasje of
f- aid yards to vii: Al lie tsTes - h. wards ~
the house ans los S.u t,at Eat Montpelier the
Center ling huG-s beng tie p1 snt-es tes1ed
to Helv.at l. TempIe,on su, her chidFcU, by edward
w OFmS bee fspreseEE that lhc sails IA rsOf, for the
purpose Of putting ts proceeds 90 such sale interest
investing tle stocks real estate, would be
beneficial 10 aid wsTl-.
WLsreupon. ordered ~ said Court. that said
application be referred thereof. be hsld
at .ke Probate Once IN aid Asrtpe:isr, the 9ih
day u JaHuaTr, \ d. IST2- for hearing and decision
thereon, and further ordered, that oil persons
in crested be uetiH=t hereof hy publicat ION Of
tice ~ ssld APP eaton and order thereon. three
weeks surc=~~svei ths Green Mountain Freeman,
Printed az n rasu- -er, before q time of hearing
that the1 nay 1pp=ar said TIME and place, aRd Il
they sec cause uClst5 tH-rsto-
Blythe C.E-t.
-. ~ HAEEE.N H.InES LIZ,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-20
80 '. RaMsCn,s EsIate.

r4yBESEBSc gIRERS having been appointed b. tEe
Honorable Probate Court for the district OF wash
lnE.on. Con ssIoneT- 10 receive exam me and
adjust Al cIafmsard iemg nds OF D. persons,
agnIns me Ara v EaWsCu. late az u orce~er
m said district deceased. represented iRs0lVent,
snd .he .-rm So Ak mont Z : from he 18th day OF
January. f~7z being SLOWED by said court TO the
creditors said deceased & o hibIG prove heir
resnertive sims before us: Give notice that
pli tt.eud "a he duties OF on ointme a. she
dwelling house sarah " Rawson, in Worcester, IL
said District the 12ih CAV Of January ard July
next O'Clock the afternoon on each Of said
day.
CHARLES q ABBOTT, lr-.u--,
HORATT0 TEMP EiON.
tN......--- ns- 18Th 4 D. 1871. g5lWs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-20
The Enlarged and Revised Edition OF
The Medical Adviser and
Guide to Health.
nY FREDERICK NrOr,RILI. M. ]


4 NJ TUX MORRILL, MEDICAL INSTITUTE, N"'
- Hnnnci street. Boston, Mas. has been pc
fore the puhic Siare The first Of August last and ma
probably unrf Win larger sale md more 2ehei'
approval iIIH any other HedIr5t ~ designed iol
5"uar aStIn lion that has he been publshs"
10 Tie United States. The Waoie subject Of Py sea'
debility resulting fro -etabuSe. mp0tency sPeTna-
tnrThtrT ct. "a 1l-a- azrfg decline huuf tiaHs
oil p-tI- iGli 't'i
complete list oi remei1 tor every disease iucfden 70
females Of every age whether married single WIN
counss's aud suggestions adapted 60 every ndinu IN
life. This valuable aud tHtereSiin. hook uf over 40
pages Is Tor sale ie AturG Medical Iuslj8te au
anu wIl be any address receipt OF ia prce,
s.. DOCTOH MOSEILf. ne cousuite all hours Al
at iHs Office AL diseases of a general -Petial
character. matter how OF how Longest Nia
ing, with ev-ry assurance of prompt and speedy relief
All letters ooDhdenaliy regarded and promptly ana
swersd cOHsu ltafi0H Tee OF s. accompany All
letters soliciting medical advice. Remember the adj
dree, - The HorfilI Medical Institute No Buihnch
street. Boston, Mas r44yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-20
Vermont News.
ADDISON COUNTY

United States for the year ending June l
1870, according to the census returns
amounted to l0l, 2S4 ,G78 including ~ ,929,
647 from the Northwestern States.
SUICIDE AT UNDERSTANDABLE NJ. Lamb
q well-known master mechanic of Middle
bury, arose from his bed early, Monda,
morning, made a fire. and went to the barr
and hung himself His body wa. l0unc
suspended. but life was extinct.
some little excitement was produced :
( Middlebury Sunday evening. BY rhe discover,
-: Seminary Street Of Il pillow, small com
iorter and a remnant Of dress covered will
blood. Suspicion Of foul play is excited
and further investigation will be made.
DEATH OF GES NAsH.-Gen William NasI
/ OF New Haven, j prominent citizen of Add
son county, and for 20 years President o.
/ the Bank OF Middlehury. died on Sunday, at
an advanced age. Gen. Nash has filled sev.
eral Offices of public honor and trust, having
been Representative and State Senator. He
was father of Hon. 5. p Nash and Hon. w
! 2. Nash Of New Haven
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
/ The Messrs. Cook formerly of the Bshning
Ton Banner, have thrown up their shirt man
ufactory at Worcester, Mass, and have re-
turned TO Bennington.
Frank Davis of Greenfield was found in.
sensible and apparently dying from hunger
and exposure, in Il barn at Whitehall, y. Y
one cold morning last week By means oil
/ restoratlyes his life was saved. and he wa.
able to explain that he had been living al
East Rupert Vt, where lie worked Tor
well-to 90 but hard-hearted farmer, who
employed HIM for eight months at S25 pei
month, but had paid him not a tenth part Of
that sum. The fee to the lawyer TO whom he
went % have the farmer sued took his last
dollar, and falling to get work and being too
proud 10 beg, he nearly persisted, as already
+ mentioned. lie is about 80 years old and
/ has a wife and child at Greenfield The
/ people Of Whitehall have now placed him
( beyond want
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
William II. Fletcher has been appointed
postmaster at Lyndonvillc. vice H. X. Dewey
resigned.
CWTTENpES COUNTY.
\ middle aged gentleman created quite a
sensation NJ the Burlington POstofice Sunday
morning by appearing in a pair Of red liam
mel drawers in lieu OF his " breeches. ~ 1t
was quite variety in the usual matutinal
costume Of irequenters Of that public building
especially at TINS season Of the year.
PE.NSLIN COUNTY.
Alr. Alvin Haynes Of Berkshire had q
horse stolen from his barn few nights ago.
\ lodge of Good Templar-, named Messy
tount Lodge. has been instituted az Fairfax,
of which Rev. Mr. Underwood. pastor of the
Methodist church is Worthy Chef Iemplar.
). j. Loop, "a native OF Franklin County.
and for many years past q resident of Cali
f1rnia. has opened d wholesale agency IN
Rutland for the sale OF Teas, which are
shipped from san Francisco 70 Burlington IN
bond The rras +rffT DO Distributed nv
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-20
WASHINGTON COunty lgrituIluraL SOtislr.

FNtC Annual Meeting Of the members Of tins sucie-
y Tor The choice az officers, ul be holde 3 tile
Court House IN Montpelier ll o'c'c TUESDAY
January %, So.
The committees ON field crops requested meet
a. esrly a. 10 o'clock also the directors.
Ills proposed 90 the stItutiou that All
nc ON ers except the pre- ident may choscu
Fuce Also 90 make rule OF the society 10 have an
auction or sale Ut stock and articles winch mem
beers may wish % dispose of ~ the isir.
Mantl eli-r. Dee. I6ts, 1877. r5lwS
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LEGAL NOTICES.
RueI WheeIer,s Estate
EenhaS Thresher,S E~Iafe

R'Hb - SScBf BE.ES saTiac appointed by
L he tt-sr3air Prob= Cour; Tor the District of
~ aSt1pa - tsa-.i.usss: oHsrs, receive. eISDine
ana NdJus: -! clSins md demands Of al persons
A%atnSt the estate Hephas ThTsshes tate cf North
held % sail DIsIFict- deceased represented icsCy
ept and tbs tern Of six nth fro the 2ist ds OF
Move inee5 ISL being allowed by said Court 20 the
crellors o. said sec-s 5ed xhiA nd prove theiI
sespe I've aims De foreus- Give notice that will
end e. the duties ofsur pPo mime lie dwell
ing hoUss - sarah A. ThereshsT il Mortified,
ia Said district the Sth lay - January and June
next, AZ one O'Clock ia the sfpnoou each OF said
tay4
I'D, aETCALT
Z RICHMOND. Comm =
mae "a. Dec. n 4 D. ISL sew
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PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT.

Nc desire 70 engage q lew more Agehls 70 seli u
World renowned IMFROvFB BUCKEYE SEW
ING MACHINE. at liberal salary or on CoInmis-
sion, HoTse aud Wagon given n Agents. Fun PAT-
tjrHiars furnished application. Address w. A.
HENDERSON & co, General Agents CLEVELAND
ONO L II. LOUIS, No. EM4Sw4.
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Rifles. Shot Guns. RevoIvers.

Qua materials OF svsry kind. Write fgg Prise Li--
10 rear Western Guc VgsIks Pi::55u rsh, Pa. Arm
guns ar Gsrviv.-- hought traded Tor. Agent
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$40 from SOS
lsSANPLEs sent (postSge paid for fify Cents thst
-etaii easily for Ten Dollars r. l. WoLcoTT. NY

Il HIS IS NO HUNBUG: Of
bsight- coler eyes ana hair you will reeei>e BY
surn matt correct picture OF you future husband OF
wife With name SD date 81 marriage Address "
FOX +. q. Drawer No. "a Fuhonviile. n. 7.
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