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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-03-15
BENNINGTON COUNTY.

BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Shaker elder held forth in Dorset, VT,
the other day. He came out strong for
female suffrage and exhorted his hearers to
withhold their SURFACES from men of war,
and from men who would marry, for thun-
dered he, % 'choecer r0iH marry ,0iH fight"
A Bennington school district collector re-
sisted the act of last session to establish the
Bennington Graded School District, by re-
fusing TO pay over the money collected in the
old district, No. %, to the new district on
: Constitutional . grounds A judgment
and a lodgment in Jail procured the payment
OF the money. prosecution for false i'm
prisonment has grown out Of the affair.
Richmond Newton'i printer, committed
suicide by shooting himself through the
heart with shot gun, Thursday, ct Ben
ningtOn.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Six young men were to start from Dun
vile for Dakota on Monday last. The Star
reports quite a western fever here among
young men
A. B. Tinkham, the horse buyer, has bailed
the young man who ran away with the mar
ried woman from Canada, and has been in
Jail here for two weeks past.
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
Jericho and Essex, have adopted the town
school system but Richmond declines to
have anything to do with any of the tangled
educational notions.
The ice on lake Cha mplain broke up on
Sunday afternoon, the 18th inst. The lake
had been shut but forty seven days, or about
thirteen days less than the average Last
year the road was not - pushed - till the Sth
of March, and the ice held till the 18th of
April, or just one month later than this
year.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Twenty four persons, in Montgomery have
joined a colony being formed to settle on the
public lands in the West, under the agency
of John S. Upper and ii. F. Woodward.
Most of them are returned soldiers.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Hugh O'Donnelly was accidentIy drowned
at Wells River, VT, Friday night. lie leaves
a wife and six children.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Leland d. Horton, the temperance can
didate, was elected County Commissioner in
Windsor County by upwards of 500 major
ity.
The ice moving out of White river last
week took with it large portion of the dam
at Strong's mills, near Woodstock station,
owned by A. I. and o. F. Barron gran
iteblock was also removed from the pier at
Barron's bridge, near White River junction.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
The Hibernian Society will celebrate ST.
Patrick day at Rutland, with - high mass,
a procession, lecture and banquet. 1t is ex-
pected to be the most imposing assemblage
of Irishmen ever seen in that town.
David Mcbride the present popular land
lord Of the Brandon House has leased the
House for another year OF the new owners,
Messrs- Sprague, Parmenter, Foss 4 Pitts.
4 meeting Of the Ministerial brethren of
the Burlington District of the Methodist
Episcopal church held a very pleasant and
interesting session in Brandon the first Of
last week.
Col. Geo. A Merrill has sent in, to the
Trustees of the Vt. Central Railroad, his res
ignation as Superinten dent of the Rutland
division, and it is reported that he has ac-
cepted the Superintendency Of the New Lon
don and Northern r. r.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-03-15

A FRIEND IN NEED.-Dr. UIaar's Bal
sam of Wild Cherry is friend in deed
Who has not found it such in curing all dis
eases of the lungs and throat, coughs, colds,
and pulmonary affections, and - last, not
least Consumption The sick are assured
that the high standard of excellence on
which the popularity of this preparation is
based, Will always be maintained by the
prOprietOrs.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SyIvesterL. Daniels, Estate.

I'HE SUBSCRIBERS. having been Apo int by
ne I7nrable Probste Court for the District OF
washington. Comm ssionefs, 20 receive, examine,
ana tdJ1st all claims and iema nds of All persons
aganstthe estate Of Sylvester l.. Daniels late OF Mid
dlesex In said Disiric deceased represented insov
ent and the term of six Mt fr the goth day
February, 1871 being &llo ~ed by said Court 10th
creditors OF sHd deceased xii bit nd their
respective 81 aims Before Give notice that will
attend 10 the duties ofsur ppo Mt dwell
ing house OF W dow Sophia Daniels in MiddleseX in
said district, tine 23i of March and August next at
lo O'Clock in the forenoon, each of said days,
ELIJAH SOMERS,
f9w3 BENJAMIN BARRETT Comm's.
Middlessx, February 24tf, A. D., 1871.
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a CARD.

To Drs. brigham, Chandler, Kemp, Mdco1abeT, Paine
Putnam, TempietoR and WoodtoGrd.
GENTLEMEN: Believing that you are abundanty
comp etent to instruct in matters pertaining to
the preservation Of health, and assured of wide
spread need Of such instruction, we respectfully in
yite you to give, for the benefit of your fellow-ci
zens a course of lectures, on such topics and at
such times during the next three months as YOU
may select. Yours respectfully.
Charles Reed, j. Edward Wright,
c. W. Wilder, Geo. Bradshaw,
Joseph Poland, r. II. Whittier,
Hiram Atkins, j. w. Brock
J. ~ Sherburn, Geo. W. Wing,
;. Nj. Wells, j. T. Thurston
Mahlon Taplin, Chas. Dewey,
John W. Clark, Geo. w. Scott
a. l.. Carlton, Chas. A. Reed
John \. Page, J. V Batcock
WI Lord, p. Hinkley,
J. NJ. Duglue, Joel Foster. Jr
H. w. Northen, I. o. Bailey.
VIM. Fitz,
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Veni, Vidi, Wei.
4 Came, Saw, Conquered.

DR. +. MORRILL,, at No. 3 Bulhnch Street near
the Revere House, Boston, by far the oldest and
most experienced practicIng specialist in the city
Detying all competition, he is ready to guarantee
cure in every His infalble remedies, especially
those for sexual aud disorders unrivaed
They not only cure hut diseases and give tone
and power 10 the whole restoring the eneebed
ImpOtent, di-pOnding aud wretched to health
beauty and vlvacity with Of Long Life
and Happiness before them He has hundreds Oftesis
monials showing the superiority Of his method of
treatment over all Others. Call and eIGlHe them He
cures not pr0tyIcts your Fidelity, privacy and
despatch his notices. His PocKEr MEDICAL AD-
Will be sent 10 address receipt of
The new and enlarged edition of 400 pages, containing
everything man or woman ought to know about them
selves or their medical treatment under all circum
stances of disease, aecde Indscretion i
press, and will be soon ready for delivery. Prce $50
in wrappers by mail.
y. B. Persons at distance be treated etica
cIcusy for all delicate complaints by stating their
aud enclosing consultation fee Of dollars Promp
answers, with medical opinions and advice, will e
sent 10 all Onden-. Be careful address TIL
MORRILL, MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. 3 BUL-
FINCH STRBEr, BOsrON. Mass. Office open from &
O'Clock A NJ. until r. NJ. Tr9yI.1
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DEATHS

In Hartland, Feb. p, ASENATH. wife Of willard
Marcy. aged 81 years, months and p lays.
n Berlin, Feb. 9, OF lung fever. Mr.. NATHAN
HUNT, aged 80 years and months.
In san Francisco, Cal. Feb. 4. F. +. WEYGANT.
Esq, prom nent layman the NJ +. Church Of that
city, and formerly OF Orangs County, n. Y. Nj Wey-
CANT was hroher-in law ~ John Bedee Esq. OF
Berlin, having married Mr.. Bedee's only sister.
In Littleton, \. H.. Jan. -. MARY ALICE, dauCh
Of the late John Ladd and Louise Ladd, OF Mont-
pelIeT. aged four years month aud SIX days.
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NARROWING THE AREA.-By an unfortunate
blunder between ourselves and our paper
makers, we have received a lot of paper rath-
err too circumscribed for good looks. We
trust to be able to remedy the defect in sea-
son for our next issue, but may not be so
fortunate as we expect.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-03-15

Y Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medi-
cal Discovery, will not raise the dead, but it
will benefit and cure the living. For all
severe Coughs, Throat and Bronchial dis
eases it has never yet been equaled. For
" Liver Complaint = or " Biliousness,' and
Constipation of the Bowels it IS a never fail
ing remedy, Sold by druggists.
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MARRIAGES

Ia Montpelier, March :, by Rev. J. Edward Wright.
Mr.. WILLIAM l. SCOTT and Miss MARY J. HAST
INGS, both of Middiesex.
In Braintree, Feb. 2sth, by Rev ). W. Dixie. Mr. J.
EDGAR SkADAN of Ciarinds, Iowa, and Miss JCLIA
NJ. WHITE Of Braintree.
In Waterbury. March lst, by Rev. Z. G. Bass, Mr..
EDWARD L. FRENCH and HANNAH J. ROW ELI,
both Of Waterbury.
Also, by the same March 2d, ROYAL WILKINS OF
Waterbury, aud SARAH \. LOCKWOOD Of Wash
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Washington County Court, March
Term, 1871.

The term commenced on IuesQay' the Afth
inst, Hon. Asahel Peck, Presiding Judge {;
Hon. Josiah Wood. Hon. Janus Crossett,
Assistant Judges. A special grand jury has
been summoned on account of the large num-
Der of prisoners confined in jail. One hun
dred and ilty-fve causes on the civil docket
have been set down for the jury, which is
about the average for the last few terms.
Below we give the names and residences of
the grand and petit jurors.
GRAND JURORS.
Barre-C Q. Reed.
Berln-JOsiah Benjamin.
Cabot-Caleb Fisher.
Calais-C 5. Bennett.
Duxbury-David Lord.
East Montpelier-E. W. Oemsbee.
Fayston-Hollis Mehuren.
Observation-Disclosures Pitkin.
Middlesex-GeOrge Wiley.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L. Keith.
Mathematician Hathaway.
Mortified Winch.
Plainfeld-Larned Coburn.
Roxbury-Albert j. Averill.
Waitsfeld-E. E. Joslin.
Warren-Hazen Lyford, Foreman.
Waterbury-John Jackman.
WOodbury-Elias Heath.
PETIT JURORS.
Barre-Hiram Martin, Joseph Perkins
Berlin-Daniel Chandler, John w. Smith
CabOt-Edward Harrington, John Gibbs.
Calais-Truman LeBarron, Levi B. Drew.
Du1bury-O. &. Turner.
East MOntpelier-John Nye, Clinton Cut
Fayston-Seth Boyce.
Marshfeld-James Noyes, Asa Spencer.
Middlesex-G Gilbert L. Niles
Montpelier rentiss c. Wright, Luther
Cross.
Moretowu-N R. Marshall
Northfeld-R NJ. Dole, Francis Wright.
Plainield-L. c. Batchelder.
Roxbury-SalmOn Williams,
Waitsfeld-G. H. Hastings, Cheney Prem
tss.
Warren-S c. Billings.
Waterbury-R. W. Demeritt. James A.
Burleigh.
Woodbury-Edwin Bruce.
Worcester. L. Poor.
Arson Davis and John Voodry were sworn
as officers to take charge of the petit jury,
and l. W. Brown was appointed to take
charge of the grand jury.
The first case that came up for trial was
No 80, lie Barron Martin. This was an
action Of replevin of two cows, which the
plaintiff claimed the defendant wrongfully
and unlawfully took from the plaintiff. This
case was tried at the March term, 1870, at
which time the jury disagreed and were dis
charged.
1t was conceded by both parties that in the
year 1866 the plaintiff hired Of the defendant
500, for which he gave his note 1t was
claimed on the defense that in the year 1867
the defendant demanded security on or pay
ment of the note which the defendant held
against the plaintiff. 1t was also claimed on
the part of the defense that the two cows in
controversy were turned out TO the defend
ant, together with other stock, to pay said
note The plaintiff claimed to have paid the
note in money and balance due from defend
ant to plaintiff. The only legal question in
the case Is, who was the owner of the cows
in controversy at the time Of the replevin.
Heath and Durant for the plaintiff. Lam
son and Shurtlef for defendant On trial.
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a Farm atAuCtiOn.

iE sub.criher offers sac AZ Public Auction on
Tuesday APrIl 4ih, 1871. al / o'clock. PM.
G. premises good small Farm. situated IN Gratis
bury, about mule and half south Of South Gratis
bury. said Farm contains some ninety of land.
This Farm - well watered, and has never failing
water running house and barn. 10 is on a good
road, near school house. and has 1t comfortable
buildings, suitable Tor all farm purposes. Terms Of
payment made known al the time and place Of sale.
For further information ca . on Edwin Straiton, rear
the Farm. . the Subscriber West Woodbury..
FIIw2 J. -. JACKSON.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-03-15

TRooPs FOR SoUTH CARoLINA.-The Secre-
tary of war telegraphed Gen. Terry, com.
handing the department of the South, to
send troops to Chester and York counties,
South Carolina, to assist in putting down an
insurrection in that part of the state.
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MINNESOTA

IT'S RESOURCES AND PROGREss-IT BEAUTY,
HEALTHFULNESS AND FERTILITY, AND ITS
ATTRACTIONS AND ADVANTAGES As \
HOME FOR IMNIGRANTS-A NEW BOOK
FREE OF COST.
compiled from official sources published by direc-
ton OF Governor Horace Austin.
title ind its contents. II exhibits the induce
meats offered BY Minnesota 70 persons seeking new
homes, wonderful resources, uReXampied pro
resS nd magnificent future Il tells how and here,
under the &" HOMESTEAD . Law, 60 obtain Free Homes
and Free Farms without money and without price
Il Is Just what eveyr M4n-Farmer Mechanic Trades
mar and Laborer-who desires TO better his condition
should carefully read.
This book will be sent any address IN America
Europe free Of postage or other expense, applca
tion TO E. PAGE DAVIS, Commissioner of Immig Ta
ton tor Ssate of Minnesota. No. l55 BRCADW
New York. where all Information ia regard 10 the
state will be cheertujIy given. WMTw4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-03-15

was getting gray and didn't like it, Ma
TURE's HAIR RESTORATIVE restored the col
or of my hair, cleansed my scalp and pleased
me wonderfully. Nothing like it in the
market, nor ever was or ever will be. See
advertisement.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-03-15

The season is SO unseasonably forward that
1t cannot hope to escape newspaper notoriety.
The robins announced their presence last
week, and the sugar makers have been taken
by surprise. The frost is rapidly leaving the
ground, which row promises the farmer an
early occupancy. IL there has been NJ slip
in the calendar, spring has gained month
on winter some way or else winter has decided
not to Z" linger " any more.
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Vermont Items.
ADDISON COUNTY .

Frederick Bouttant, Frenchman, at work
on the Addison County Railroad, in ShOreham
Vt, was instantly killed by the falling of
some frozen earth.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW 7--30 GOLD LOAN
SAFE! PROFITABLE! PERMANENT
JAY COOKE g. CO.,
OFFER SALE PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST The
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT GOLD BONDS
THE
Northern Pacific Railroad Go.

These bonds secured, Firts, by Mortgage on
the Railroad itse rolling stock and all equipment
Second, by First Mortgage its entire Land Grant,
being more than Tween Tho sand Acres Of Land
each mile of Road.
The Bonds Free from United States Tax the
Principal and Interest payable in GOldthe PTin-
cpal ut the end OF Thirty years, and The Interest Semi
annually, at the Of Sc and Three Fenths Per
Cent. per annum.
They are issued in denominations of 800, $500,
al 900 and $4,000
The Trustees under the Mortgage Messrs. Jay
Cooke, of Phila de phia ard J. Edgar Thomson Presi-
dent OF the Pennsylvania Central Railroad Company.
These Northern Pacific 7-3O Bonds will all times
before maturity be received at Ten Per Cent Premium
(or ll0) in eXchan for The Company lands their
lowest cash price.
addition their absolute safety these Bonds yield
income larger, believe than any other rSt-cass
security Persons holding United States 52O's can, by
converting them into Northern Psccs, incTe their
yearly income Onethird ard still have perfectly
liable Investment.
HOW TO GET THEM.-Your nearest Bank or
Banker will supply these Bonds any desired amount
and ofany needed denomination Persons wishiT TO
exchange stock other bonds for these, can do so
with any OF our Agents, who will allow the IN CHEST
current price for All Marketable Securities.
Those living in l. calities remote from Banks, may
send money other bonds, directly by express,
and we Will send hack Northern Pacific Bonds our
risk, and without the investor For fur
her information, pamphlets, maps, call on ad-
dress the undersigned, any Of the Banks Bank
emniOyed ID Sc
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Brass Instruments

Of the most Approved Manufacture.
Very Large Stock, at Low Prices.
YIoLtNs. The Best, from 500 10 $4,000 each.
FLUTES Of every variety!
MARTINS CELEBRATED GUITARS,
FLUTIANS, ACCORDEONS, CLARINETTS,
FLAG EOLETS, FIFES, and All other musical instru-
meutsi
STRINGS for all Stringed Instruments
PIANOS AND NELoDEONS for sale and TO Let
Music for RsRds. Music Books. Snd an kinds ct
Musical Merchandise.
JOHN L. HAYNES s. CO.,
f9yI So Court street. Boston
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Gbe freeman
MONTPELIER, VI:
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1871.

We desire to make the FREEMAN particularly
alRable for its news from all parts of Vermont,
and our friends in different parts Ofthe state,es
neetallyin Washington, Orange and LamoflleCOun-
les will confer a great favor upon us and our
ro.ders nv sending us local intelligence. Give us
fa.ts and we will arrange them or the paper.
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Consumption Can be Cured.

LIME Rock, Conn, Dec. Both, 1870,
Dr.. Vas HUMMELL.-.Ng Dear SU--When began
your Urea my friends had hope of my
recovery and they say il does not possib E
that could ~ comfortable One year ago was
so very poorly and had used your lnhaing Fluids,
and your other remedies, would have been dead long
ago. AterI began your treatment rested ented,
for l almost confident IL would cure me II has
done wonders for Had DR.. Bsseli raised up to
where I am now, he would have thought he had done
remarkably. But he could not. and now | think he
must feel somewhat cha gTined after saying much
against you and your treatment BUT am thankful
did not heed his words, that had energy sad viii
enough to give your treatment trial. We never shall
regret doing BY the mercy of God and your In
haIIns Fluids life has been spared
Very truly yours,
ANNA WHITE.
Ny practice being confined 10 the Nose, Throat and
Lungs my dies specially designed for local
application those organs. refer by permission, 10
the fuIIoWin. patients who have been treated by me
with InhslnE FgGs; n. Everett r, sell. Counsellor
at-aw. p Wall Street, New York AEH.M. Williams.
2l5 East Ffteen street New York Mr.. e :. Orser
252 West Seventeenth Street. New York Mr.. :. d.
sutton 663 Broadway, New York; J. R. Van Ness, 225
Greenwich Street, New York J. W. Chace, CASTLE,
New York aud many others.
Patients treated by letter their homes By answer
ing list Of - questions, by which the nature
and OF the disease ndieat d. For infoTma-
ton, list of questions. sc, address
q VAN HCMMELI., Al. n.
fmIOw4 40 West Twenty-Sixth Street, New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-03-15

GEN ERAL AGENTS WANTED
for Groeshecks Catcu aIng Machine, rapid accurate,
reliable, simple, Easily Operated, cheap and beautiful
CT inst Rntaneous additions substractons taking
from one TO I'VE columns of figures al lime carrying
and borrowing its own tens, hundreds, etc. without
the least thought the the OPERATOR. Address
ZIEGLER McCUROY. Springfield, Mass FNswi
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Notice.
State Normal School.

RANDOLPH VERMONT.
1NHE SpuBg Term, Second Session, begins APRIL.
i 25h, and ends June 31th 1871.
EDWARD CONANT, Principal.
fMIOw4
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Vermont Central r.. r. Line
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Wednesday, March l, 1871
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.


Leave Montpelier SIS am. 2.l7 and e.55 pm.
Mail Train leaves Ogdensburg at 525 PM, ~. Al
% RI ~ "a rs viii trans Tor BOSTON. Worcester
&c. and at White River Junction with trains on Pas
sump>ic Railroad al South Vernon for Springfield and
New YORK At CIRCUITS Corner New London at
Rutland for Troy, via Eagle Bridge.
nay Express leaves Montreal $40 st. Johns
at 1000 am Ogdensburg at 500 am PlattsbHrgh al
600 Ooers Junction at 1910 ST. AIbans al
Rutland 90 IN Saratoga 40 pm, Troy at 500 pm
Night Express esOgde nshurg at l55 am, Flats
burg Is pm Mooers JUNCTION 2Vg pm, nen56eai al
$50 pun, 81. Johns at $50 pmS Adams at 4.2o p M
connecting White River Junction and Bellows Falls
with trains for Boston and Worcester, &C. arriving IN
Boston al $40 am, al South vernon WIN trains TOT
Spriu gfield and New York, arriving in New York al
1890 pm. At Rutland, for Troy and New York, via
Hudson River Railroad
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Montpelier 2.4O and 500 am, and 5-55 and
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell 500 am.
Tioy at 80 am, Rutland I3O pm, for Burlington
ST. Adams, Montreal, SC. arriving in Montreal at $50
PM, and Ogdensburg at lbs am, making connections
Mail Train for Burlington and s.-Albans leaves Bos
via Lowel at 200 am. via Lawrence aud Fitch
burgh 80 am Springfield al s 90 am New Lon
don SEQ am. CIRCUITS Corner $40 am, South Yer
non at l0.l2 am, Bellows Fails 1928 pm, White
River Ju notion 225 pm, Rutland at ~ p. m
Accommodation Tram leaves Mortified at AS am
Rutland at > 80 am. Burlington al 3 80 am 81 Al
bans at 1905 pm, arriving in ogdeasburg, at 9lO pm
Night Express leaves CIRCUITS Corner at $40 pm,
South Vernon So pm receiving passengers &rom
Connecticut River Railroad leaving New York at
y
Falls with trains Cheshire Railroad, leaving Bos
$50 p m, connecting at White River Junction
with train leaving Boston at SEQ pm.
Leave Rutland AT 100 am, connecting with tram
over Rer seaer & Saratoga R. r. from Troy and New
York, Hudson River Railroad for Burlington, st
Adams, Montreal. &c arriving IN Montreal al 925 p
m. Pittsburgh ll.41 am, and in OgdensbuFgh, at
l240p.m., connecting with Grand Trunk Railway Tor
the West.
Sleeping Cars attached the night Express Train
running between Montreal and Boston, and ST. Adams
and Spring held, and St Adams and TToV.
Through kets for Chicago and the West tor sale Il
the principal stations.
G. MERRILL, Gent Superintendent.
st. Adams, March l, 1871.
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Liberation Notice

TTHIS certify that have this da given my son,
Il Willie D. GRAY his time during the remainder OF
his minorv, and that shall claim none OF has
InEs pay any debts of bis contracting, sitter this
date. WILLIAM GRAY.
Montpelier, March a, 1871. FIIw3
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SIS TO $40 A DAY!
$40 Made from so Cts /!

Something urgently needed by everybody. Call and
II samples postage pAid) for - that
retail easily for SO. r. L WoLcorT, Isl Chatham
Square, New York. FHSw4
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ERV OU 3 INVALID
~ has published for the benefit of Young men and
others who suffer from Nervousness, general Debility
treatise supplying the Of seIf-cuTe. WTIt-
ten by Who cured himself, and free recev-
ing post paid directed envelope. Address
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR
rms Brooklyn, n. Y.