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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-01-31

Clocks. Another new lot Of 80 hour
and day Clocks just received by +. Nor
TIMER & CO.New Bloomfield.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-01-31

A LII KINDS OF JOB PRINTING
"A Neatly executed at the Bloomfield Times
stsan Jsk OAass
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-06

COMMITTEES OF TIE HoUsE.-The crowded
state of our columns excludes the full Int o.
the Committees announced by Speaker
Balm last NJ onday. Mr.. Poland is on the
Rivision of the Laws and for the District o.
Columbia, and is also chairman of the specia
ommittee on Insurrectionary States
Mr..Willard is third on the Committee on
Foreign Affairs and Chairman Of Committed
on Revolutionary and 1912 Pensions. The
Free Press says . Mr. Willard was compli-
mented by being among the number whose
names were canyassed in connection witt
the Committee of Ways and Means"
Mr.. Smith retains his place on the com
mittee on Banking and the Currency, and is
also on the committee on Mines.
Mr. Dawes of Mas achusetts has beer
made chairman of Ways and Means Mr.
Garfield of Ohio, Of Appropriations MIR.
Bingham Of Ohio, Of Judiciary, while
Butler of Massachusetts, takes Mr.. Poland
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-06

REPoRr Oh rHE SECRETARY Oh VAR
The Secretary Of Wars report. the main
facts relative to which were printed two
weeks ago from the Bureau report, shows the
army on July lst to have been reduced to
200. The expenditures for the year were
about forty millions, including nearly four
millions for river and harbor improvements.
The estimate for military purposes for the
fiscal year ending June Both. 1879. is $50.
AIS ,472. The Treasury has re lizcd thus
far the present fiscal year 81 ,76j 403 from
! the sale Of arms and other services. An es
innate of three millions is made for the set
/ Element Of claims yet due the states for call
/ ing troops into the service Inc Secretary
saws it Is with great embarrassment that the
appropriations made ut the last session can
/ be SO economical as to answer the pressing
requirements Of the service. lie recommends
/ that the extra lleutenants. authorize q to
! serve as rcgimental quartermasterS, be dis
continued as vacancies occur in those grades
effecting the ultimate reduction OF eighty
Iieutenants, and that the grade of quarter
master-sergeant be abolished also those OF
company artitcer and wagner, which viii
save l lGj men to the service ~ a yearly
/ cost of S4l2,740 The proceeds OF sales "a
clothing since June 30th. 1870, to date, are
! $l.S75,72S The cost Of transportation foI
the year is about $1,000, coo Half the
Southern railroads still owe the department
/ 81, 724, $50. IRE Secretary alludes to the
expense of an armed rebellion Of a regular
organization, and It's great strength in parts
| Of Southern States, and the necessity Of using
tho armed force of the nation to put it down
and bring the leaders to speedy justice tie
close with a renewed accommodation for fire
proof Buildings for the war department, and
expresses a hope that reform will be effected
in all the departments of tie government by
the civil service ission.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-06

THE HUpsfN RIVER FRozEN--Loss o.
yERs.-the Hudson River closes this
vear from two t. four weeks earlier than II
Ias during the past twenty years. The sud
don closing OF navigation found many Of the
river men uDprepared, and the result is that
:. numher of vessels are frozen in between
rr5v and IivoIi The Troy Times OF Friday
Tbe Vanderbilt which left New York
Wednesday evening, succeeded after hard
hattie with ice IN making landing at the
Athens dock yesterday morning at II
o'clock. Her freight has been taken OF and
r,laccd on the dock, where 1t viii probably
remain for a few days. The Vanderbilt WILL
Il the weather is moderate within reason
ar,le pcriod. make an attempt to cut chan
mel through to Troy
Several steamers were caught IN the Ice
and sunk. among them the side-wheel steam
ers Annie. James e. Stevens and Niagara
The Aida, the largest tow boat on the river
had her smoke stack blown of, and was 9TH
erwise seriously damaged.
TIE splendid steamer Drew was unaOIe 70
roach New York on her down trip from
Albany, and at latest reports was at hinder-
hoak with hole in her side.
The Times further says
Il is said that there are two hundred lOau-
"a hoats on the canal between West Troy
and Schenectady. Ii the canal IL not oPeneu
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-06

IuE Presidents MESSAGE Is given entire
in other columns While t has little OF the
graces Of rhetoric TO commend il, it's written
in a style that vii make il generally under
stood by all classes Of readers. Many of the
President suggestions are judicious, while a
few VIII doubtless elicit considerable cri;i-
cism. 10 some instances it will be noticed
tile message reads yagucly-probably the
fault Of the telegraph operators or the print
ers and we occasionally detect sentences Of
non commitalisrn for which Mr.. Grant should
doubtless be credited. Taken as a whole, the
message Will meet with general approval
from the people, and we defer further com
ment upon it for another time and another
writer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-06
Vermont Central Z. (. Line
WINTER AWRANGEMENTs
Commeaciny Monday, December 1, ISL
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST

Leave N.rfnaflerN S. a.fn. y II and Q - pm
Mail Tram leaves Ogdrn>bute al coo pm, ~ Al
bans AZ 20 - re, Connect .ug White River Junction
au' Bellows F4iI- trans tor Boston, Worcester.
&, and al Whit RIVER Junction with trains ON Pas
New Norss G-uur's Corner tor New London.
nry Expire leaves Montreal a. S.41 am, s.. Johns,
a. 1000 au- e-ieH-hurg 40 ~ su-. Z attshurgh af
80 -.n., Naoer's Junction al 1910 am - Adams al
3D. DO ne reivlu- .-tpl Lowell az 10 90 pm.
Night Express caves pgdenshurs al 1900 90 FisftS-
burg 10 pm N1oeT -uuciiou DDS p.m.' Mhnireti al
3.3 l1Ii.. Sc ItI1s f.5u - Aha - Al - M,
connecting Waite River Junction and Bellows Fats
with triuS Boston and Worcester, &c, arriving IN
Boston AZ 30 am, at south Vernon with trains ter
Spru2ded and New YORK. arriving n New York a.
1880 pm.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Montpelier 80 and IS am, and 355 ana
nav Express leaves Boston via Lowell AZ 500 am.
for Biriugtou - Albsns. Montreal, SC, arriving IN
Montreal g.l5 pm, and Ogden>burg 81 - am,
Mail Tram Tor Burlington aud - Adams leaves Bos
via Lowe On az 200 VIA Lawrence aud Fuch
hurEh AZ 30 Springfield at 90 M Grout'a
Corner go am, south Vernon ~ 1913 am. Bel
lows Fats l225 pm, White RIVER Junction 30 pm
arriving in 81. Adams 81 $50 pm.
Accommodation Traiu leaves Mortified at 80 AM
bans at 1900 - JOAN at so pm. arriving N
Ogdeas burg. AT 80 pin
sight Express leaves Gtaut's Corner at 900 pm.
south Vernon az . Pm receiving pass myers rom
Iouue,ticut River Railroad, leaving New York Al
SOC . M, Springfield $40 pm, Bellows Falls II ~
-tn connecting With trains over Cheshire kallIoad
leaving Boston $50 o. NJ, Getting az white Rivei
Junction with tram leaving Boston al 600 pm, foi
Burlington, -. Adams, Montreal arriving m Mon
tresi 94I am. Pltttsturgh 1900 am, and IL
OEdeusburzh, l2.f5 pm. connecting with 'TranC
Trunk Railway aud steamer tor the Wesr.
sleeping cars are attached the night ENpress Train
running between Noatrsal and Boston, and Mo t-ef
and Springfield, and -. bans and IIot
/ Drawing Room Cars day Express Trans between
Montreal and Boston.
Through tickets for Chicago and The We. for sale a
the principal stations.
C. MERRILL, Ges'I Superintendent
/ -. AlhzuS. December /. lc4l
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-06

CONGRESS- assembled promptly at noon
Monday. Nearly all the members were
present Little has yet been done besides
receiving the Presidents Message and the
appointment Of the House Committees, a.
though a few important bills have been in
troduced Resolutions have also been Of
fered by the opponents Of the Administra-
ton. plainly indicating that an aggressive
policy h IS been determined on by the leaders
Of the Democracy. We shall take up the
COMPRESSION al proceedings in regular routine
next week.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-06

a DRILL Book IN THE ELEMENTS OF THx Eng
LIsH LANGUAGE, Containing selections, ques-
/ lions, directions, references, and a
collection Of roots Of English words with
their meanings and most common prefxes
~ Edward Conant, A. NJ, Principal of
the State Normal School at Randolph,
Vermont. II mo, PIP. l04.
This unpretending volume, just issued by
the author, is one of the most valuable books
for every teacher and student of the English
language that has Of late been given to the
American public. The book is designed to
suggest modes Of study, and in its selections
to furnish the material for study The mate
rails are sufficient, consisting Of sixty-two
pages OF selections having the sentences num-
+ bered for convenient reference The selec-
tons seem to have been made with good
Judgment and from a sufficiently wide range
Of authors.
The characteristic portion of the book con-
sists of questions, directions for exercises.
and table Of roots of English words. The
w,rk introduced is elementary and analytic
The teacher and pupil are shown how to
study words IA respect to their forms and
sounds This part Of the work may be en-
tered upon as soon as the scholar has learned
ro read and VII tor,. sor,. ,,,,,a,,
IL re,dir., ant o.-a.,,II,.,,; Ia .,.9...
ness n ,.r,nn,c;,+ior All iI;.
Written words are regarded as objects Of
s..,5r and 81. .,,o,,,.sl e. lt;.,.-..r.;.Lt
a. abstract t,ir.,. .rho c.1u,a,,,,, - ...-,.
.ec.ive- a Itr,e share ~ o,+snt,,,,.,,,j
sentcd in direct and simrIe rav a. ~
know,ed,s of Grammar Il. such ! reorircd
.or al understan5in, IF mach If ,bis .lhi...
i. is peculiarly fl for carly stndv
Perhau. the mos u-efnI s.,,es,io,- of tho
b * are with reference +, tho modes or
refrin, ,,t rb.. -ensc,r sontsroos il a c,,,iIiar
vgtv ana rIs re-s.,.-e.si,.r, ,r 49,, s,,,,,
in i variety i was G,rni-tin, - this ,ra,
yery c,ri-aI e,e-rise- in c,,nnrs,,ian
III. list or r,.7s.,r F,,,li.b ,.,r,-.o. d..
end of r,. volume or,+si,,s ,,o.~r,, 81.
sand .r rn, n, re- ,..,,o,oD r,,, -. So
Iao,u,q. ,r-t., their ,,..ri,,. 3a.;,.n..,
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ADVANTAGES derived bv the cIassicsI scholar
from d s+,i, ~ f,rei.,, l,,,,,,a,,o. r..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-06

CAUTIoN.-Druggists are sometimes care
less and in purchasing their stock get hold
OF an Imitation of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Rem
edy, or counterfeit article and innocently
sell 1t for genuine. Never buy a package
without seeing that the name printed upon
u is llr Sage's Catarrh REMEDY, and not Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Cure, Rev CatGrrh Cure,
Catarrh Reliever, or some other similar
sounding name Also that it has printed
noth upon the wrapper and also upon the l.
, Government Stlmo. wait.l is upon it the
words, r Y. Pee. rs p RrfTilo, \. Y
IN this way you vii he sure to get the
genuine. 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-06

FB- E4>DALL 0F ST. ALBA>s We are
raired 10 auu9un e the death of G. +. ".
Randall 81 81 4 bans. wrIcl sad event Oc-
Cured ON saturday afternoon Ia, Of milan
nation Of tie bowels. alter sickness OF
only two days Mr. Randall occupied at his
death tue very important position of CHIEF
Telegraph OBJ orator and train de-patcher over
tie extensive lines 0i the Vermont Central
Railroad. lie carly applied himself d teIe-
gr .rhv. and served with great credit at the
gites i'm y rtLfcld and Montpelier, from
whence lie was called To st Adams by the
managers of the Genital. lie Lad resided at
S. Albums about ten years. The Central was
among the first roads IN the East u adopt
tile telerrap Las an aid IN running their trains
and Tile system was perfected by Mr.. Locklln
who was then Assistant Superintendent, aid
ed in no small degree by Mr.. Randall. Upon
Mr. Lockiin's Death. which occurred three
wears since. Mr. Randall was appointed by
tie managers to the chief position, and he
was regarded the most capable and correct
ouerator in this state. - Death loves a
sh.ninr mark. and in this instance the point
Is made complete. His loss which must be
aim 5st lrrcparabIe to the railroad managers
Is severe among his many acquaintance also.
lie WAS one OF the btst boys We ever knew, Of
honest and correct habits, from one OF the
be Vermont antilles Modest and retiring
he was capable and true, and gentleman IN
81. best sense of the term. IL was hi&hiy
r.soected 5v his assocIat and by newsp per
m m cspecaI.y. EhJ VIII ever remember his
c.urtesies and GENIAL good qualities. Farewell
Fld free Press.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-06

g. B. Colgrove, of Westfeld, went to
Brattleboro. Vt about six months ago, and
took to himself wife from among the fair
daughters Of that town but she. soon after
learning that he already had one wife living,
left him, and returned to her native heaths.
But he was too energetic to let such slight
circumstances deprive him of a companion to
cheer his lonely hours, 60 shortly after he
emigrated up country" TO Chester, where
he met a susceptible young widow and indu-
ced her to Become his wife, No. three. At
his request, the clergyman who performed
the ceremony kept the matter from the pa
pers, hut leaking out it reached the ears Of
his BrattleborO friends, who began making
inquiries in regard to it, and he finding the
place getting rather warm. left Chester and
his weeping widow TO mourn his loss He
was last heard from in Mcchanicsville, n Y
engaged at his trade as painter. While in
WesIheld and Chester, he was considered as
an exemplary yodng man. For the benefit Of
susceptible young widows and maidens who
may meet this q" wife pluralist," we will say
that Colgroye is about twenty-five wears of
age, five and one-halt feet IN height, dark
hair, and rather progressing in appear
ance.- Boston I1arelcr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-06
WIIIIamB. Hubbard,S Will,

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court held
WAsHISGroN DIsrRIcT, IS al Montpelier, within
and tor -atd Dis.ucI the lst day OF December,
1871.
instrument and codicu purporting to be the last
n viii and Testament of William b. 1bbard late Of
Montpelier, IN said District, deceased being
10 theSCCuu by II. ". HestOn. the Executor therein
named, 'or Probate: II Is dered by saii Court that
all persons concerned therein be notified to appear
session 4, said Court TO be held at the Probate Once
Montpelier, the 25th day Of Oece1ber A D. ISL
and show cause, A. any they may have. against The
PROBATE Of sand VIII for which purpose fur theT
ordered that copy of The record of this order be pub
lished three weeks successfully in the Green Noun.
tain Freeman printed AZ Montpelier previous i'd
4 time appointed for hearing By the Court-Attest,
1898 N. A. CHASE, Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-06

UNITED STATES WATCH Co.-This Company
we observe, continues to hold the leading
position among American manufacturers at
the Fairs held in different parts of the
Country, where there has been great com
petition in this line, the Marion, Giles
Wales Is Co. United States Watches, have
been regarded rs greatly superior in every
particular to any on exhibition. and have
been awarded the first premiums, over ell
competitors, in every fair where exhibited.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-06

Winter Is now fairly upon US, and the
teams are Fastening to the lumber woods in
various parts of the country Our advice
TO every man who goes to the woods, be he
captain, cook, tcamster, or any other man,
Is to take along good stock of J2haS9aS
AHodype LiRimeat and Parsons Purga,ire
Pills Many months Of labor, in aggregate,
may be saved by this precaution.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-06

again before winter sets in for good, and of
this the prospects are not cheering, the loss
VIII be enormous. The forty or City boats
which are in the vicinity Of the upper side
cut, are being locked back into the basin to-
day by tugs. Fifty dollars is charged for
the service, and although it is pretty steep
the bOatnen submit to it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-06

Bad enough to lo.k and feel lad yourself:
but rl excuse for has your horse look and
feel badly. when lcr small sum YOU can
buy Sier1daa's Cara'rV Condition Poicders.
which given in grain two or three times a
week viii make him look ami feel well.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-06
Report of the Internal Revenue Cent
missioner.

nal Revenue states tire aggregate receipts
from all sources, exclusive Of the direct Tux
upon lands and the duty upon the circula-
ton aud deposits Of national banks, were for
the fiscal year 1871, Sl44,OllI7G2l This
sum includes tie amounts refunded and all
lowed on drawbacks Drawbacks have beeu
allowed on general merchandise under section
/ III, act June So 1861, limited by the act
of March 81, 1865, amountin. to so. So q.
There was refunded during the past fiscal
year for taxes illegally assessed and collected
the sum of SGl7 Isl. The estimate of re-
ceipts for the current fiscal year Is Sl2j,-
00O, 600
The number Of dlstjlleries registered is STOP,
including 7l49 iruit disti.lerIes. producing
81 SO $40 taxable gallons The receipts
1 from spirits for the year ending June 80,
1871, wer9 SO, 2-lSiS. The amount OF
tax received on lermeutcd liquors at one
dollar Per barrel was s. ,lJ9 40, an increase
over the previous year. which is due ID the
increased attention of the assessors.
The total receipts from tobacco were
$33 ,57o, .. Is, an increase of over TWO and
a quarter millions, which Is owing to the
effectiveness OF the new las rcquirirg stamp
ing before removal from the place OF manu-
iacture. The ital amount Jt manufactured
tobacco is IO5. SOS ,963 pounds
The Commissioner thinks that notwita-
standing the progress made in the system 81
collecting revenue from this source. that
much tobacco has escaped taxation through
reflliDg OF empty stamped packages the
second use OF stamps, tie use OF counterfeit
stamps, &c, &c, and be recommends as an
ehectual check on such frauds, "a uniform
rate OF taxation at say - per cent. on. Id
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-06

we Jesire to make the FREEMAN particularly
aigable for its news from all parts Of Vermont
and our friends in different parts ofthe state es
ps-ially in Washington, Orange and LamofIe Z oun
te-. viii confer great favor upon us and oul
rller- by sending us local intelligence. Give us
acts auI we viii arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-06
PR0FTTABTR EMPLOYMENT.

W. desre eu = zee few ulcre A. en- "a svi' me
World rem yyreG In PROvEB BUC X FL L - "
ING MACHINE, liberal salary or on 'oii ni's
SON A Hur e aud Wagon gwen u Agents Full raj
tlcuIars niui he'd on application. Address W a
HENDERSON & co. General Agent, CLEVELAND
Or5fO & ST LoUgs, No. EH4o~4-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-06

old place at the head Of the Committee on
the Revision of the Laws. We shall give the
full list next week.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-06
Vermont News.
BENNINGTON COUNTY


Is the up train to North Adams was leav-
NJ North Pownal few evenings since, a
drunken man undertook to jump upon the
train while the cars were starting off. lie
missed bis footing and fell between the cars
;. f. Stevens, brakeman on the train, for
tunately caught hold Of him and held him
until the cars could he stopped But for
the presence of mind of Mr. 5 tie man
would have been killed.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Forty years ago Obei Johnson of Newark
one morning found himself out of meat. and
started al four o cock on horseback for Ball
Hill Pond He rode three miles to John
Abbott place. where he hitched his horse,
and footed it two miles to tie pond. II ID
short time he caught large string Of trout.
varying in size from half pound To two
pounds Finding 1t impossible TO carry them
on a stick. he pulled off his tow shirt, tied
up the collar, made a bag, put them in, and
back i them 70 bis horse. lie arrived home
at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon. dressed the
fish and weighed them. Dressed, and with
heads IF, lie had an even hundred pounds.
Jonathan WEIGH, who died recently IN
Gr0t5n, in his viii lett his real estate, worth
some $1,000, for the benefit of the Baptist
church, Ot which be was a member.
cHTrfvnEN COUNTY.
There is now living IN WIllI5t0n Iady
aged 81 years, aud a strong healthy woman
Tor that age. who has had 80 children of her
own She has been three times married.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Norman l. Hog sbooms house was burned
on the 2uth ult in Montgomery. The fire oc-
CURED about ] 4 clock b NJ and had made
such headway before being known t. the
family that nothing was saved in the house.
TIE cause is supposed to have been a deicc-
tive pipe OF chimney in the milk room
Loss unknown, although partially covered
by insurance.
Eight converts were baptized at Berkshire
Center IA Thursday Of last week, by Rev
Il. d Dewitt MIR Dewitt has closed bis
l4doTs in that vicinity and gone to Michigan.
oaANGs COUNTY.
The two pine trees of which an account
vas gwen DO Ihomp-on's Gazetteer Of Yer
mont. Do lo2i. are stlII standing on the farm
5l John 4. Sargent, IT P0mpauo3suc. They
are nearly twice as large az the base now as
then, while one above TIE r1ugecting limb -
NOT larger than 10 was fifty years ago.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Mrs. Abram B-namin of Salem proposes /
to visit Europe tHe spring Her travels .
Will extend t. Switzerland her native .
country She viii 6e accompanied by her 4
daughter, Miss P9i.cns.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
William Wells Reynolds Of Brandon has .
received a patent for machine for
graduating scale beams. Alexander 5
Newton of the same town has bad an eX-
tension of the patent % bis improved machine
for turning wooden boxes.
What il termed harvest home service,
was inaugurat,d ia the Episcopal Church iu
Rutland. Thanksgiving day. The church
Frrf--r &
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-06
The Home Bible.

Vow, conplete over 2 o IuS,r ations- Historical
4esrrinfv- Explanatory 4 Libr aTy eft Biblical In
f.ll atom in English and Germ az. Bound CanVdSslng
:; oEs -REE 20 Book a gents. Address Horace HING
Ts1,afi.h her Thanr-onvl1le. Conn New ENGLAND
t,ffc4 fcr Z.Ir, Popular Ency c5pedla, aud HAND
AtIaS # the World fA4o"4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-06
FOR SALE,

NIFTY Tons OF Hay and Straw my premises
Il HORACE o. STEW
Cllais No. II, 1871. F46m
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-06
NOTICE.

w HsR EAS INV wife, MARION NYE, has left my
~ bed ant board without prOvoc stion th,
forbid all persons from hlrhoTng trusting my
account, a. shall pay debts of her contracting.
SAMUEL ~. NYE.
Mortified, Nov. -. 1871. F4eW3s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-06
NO ICE.

THE annual meeting ot the Stockholders Of The
1 Waterbury S>tiouaI BtuS. tot the choice OF m
ectorS for rne ensuing year Will be holden a. thei
Sanking Rooms, IN Waterbury. on Tuesday, Jauua u
3, 1877, a. l r'cE ck P. NJ.
CURTIS WELLS, Cashier.
Waterbury, Dec. !, Is7I. r49w5
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-06
rifles. Shot-Guns. Revoivers.

ca, materials of every kind. Wriie Tor Price List
m I; re7t Western Cur Works Pittsburgh, Pa. Arm!
ms and Revoivers bought OF t~adtd for. Agents
FMsoNf