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LEGAL NOTICES.
sarah efOnc,- Estate.

pHE 4hh|cHIBsRs having been appointed by
1 the Honorable Pfsbats Court for he District Of
"sshihgton. = q lt~SiOners, to rseslVe, examine
and al! at all ella ms nd demands OF ali pStsnns
against The state Of sarah Stone, late " Berlin
IN said district, deceased, Represented insovent,
ana the term OF six montLs from the 4Lh day Of
S"itt 1871, heing allowed by said Court he
creditors CT s5a de%e sei 2hibIt prove the In
-rectIve claims oei1:s - GIVE nbIiee that ~
will attend TO tie duties OF o~r aDpoi Mt m nj
The dwelling house Of Ssmu,l Kinbsii IN Orange
in said d. trict thes25 day OF september heEg
Al nire O'Clock in the forenoon, on said da-.
EBENEZER Bass, ! Cuns.
HOhA' FIElELO, N0
william town, May 1, a ~. 1911. Plew3
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ConSnmptiOn Can be Cured.

LIME Rock. Conn, Dec BOTH, 1870.
DH. VA HUMNELL.-.Nv Dfar Sir When hessn
your treatment Of my friends mad hope OF nv
recovery. and NOW they 10 does not p0ssih
mat could he uI so comfortable. one year ago was
poorly nd had used YOUR luhaiHg Fluids,
and Your other remedies, would have been dead long
ArerI begBu Your treatment, re~ted conreuted,
Ter . y,s- almost confident would cure II has
done wonders Had Or Bi-seli raised up
here I su now h- would have thought he had done
remarkably. But lac could not. and I think he
must teeI hat cha Etined after saying much
-gsiu-f YOU and yoHr treatment. But am thankful
aid NOT heed uIs words, that had energy and will
enough OBJ give YOUR treatment trisl We shall
regret ioiuG Bv the inercy of God and your To-
halIu. Flust- ms life has been spared
Nery truly yours.
ANNA WHITE.
Nv practice being confined 20 the Nose, Throat and
Lung ms remedies specially designed for local
Application to Hose organs. refer nv permission 10
The fuIio,lu. patients who have been treated by me
itn Iuhrhue Fluids n. Everett r. S~eu Counsellor
st-la,v. % Wall Str--t, New York Mr I'M. Williams.
2I5 Es-J Fifteenth street. Nv York Mr. e. =. Orser
% West Seventeenth street, New York Ar. :. D.
sutton. ts3 Broadway New York, J. K. Van Ness, -
Gresngi,u >trset Nv York }. ". Chsce, CASTLE,
New York. and many others
Patients treated rs letter their homes, by
Inst no some 81 questions, BY which the nature
7eI extent ut tle disease iHticat a. For informa
ruu, DIET oi questions &c, address
q VAN HCMMELL, n. D.
ff.3~es so W. Sfro-r. N-W Fork
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-24

NORWICH UNIvERsITY.-This Institution
has secured the appointment of a second
army officer in the person of Capt. Ephraim
Williams of Deerfeld, Mass. Capt. Williams
has accepted the adjunct ProfessorShip of
ancient languages and literature and will
begin his duties on the lst of June next.
The Central Vermont Association of tni-
sersalists will meet as Roxbury, the last
Wednes day of May and the first day Of June
next Fare on railroad one way.
DECORATION DAY AT EAST CALAIs.-Post
Scott No. IL, g. a. R., Department of Vt.
will decorate soldiers graves at East Calais,
on Tuesday the Both inst. 1t is expected
speakers from abroad will be present. Mem
bers of other Posts, soldiers and citizens, are
cordially invited to participate.
Mr.. E. S. Kellogg, one of the old settlers,
and formerly much respected citz en- of
Worcester, died at the residence of his son
IN Hanover, n. H., on Saturday last His
age was IA years.
PERsoNAL-The st. Adams Messenger
whose editor was Captain or next thing to
It, in the old Thirteenth Regiment, thus
F" does our friend Nichols, who lately
CHANGED to stray up to St. Adams on bust
ness;
DR.. George Nichols of n )rthfeld, the best
Secretary OF State Vermont ever had was in
town to-day, looking happy as when. to
the tune of the g Surgeons Call, :" the boys
OF the 18th who almost worShipped him used
to sing
Amt you dead yet?
Amt you dead yet?
Another dose of blue pill
VIII be sure to kill
And there is no doubt
He will Er rn11 n1t -
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NoRTHFIELD.- Ut affords us great pleasure
to hear Of the growth and enterprise VI ich
mark the village of Mortified. When the
business of the r. r. Shops was removed
from there, scores of houses became vacant
real estate fell fiat, and verify the Inourners
did walk about the streets. For few years
the place was regarded as nearly dead, bnt
in the development Of slate quarries and
manufacturing enterprises it soon begun To
bristle again with life and now within
year, since the establishment and successful
operation Of the chair business, carried on
by the Mortified nulacturing Co., in one
OF the old r. r. shops (Which, by the way
we understand is furnished at a very low
rent) the " glory of the old days seems to
have returned, and all is now hustle and
activity. There is not an unoccuped house
in the village. Real estate has more than
doubled in value, and the prospect is that
new houses viii soon have to be erected to
shelter the growing population. Norwich
University and one Of the best graded schools
in the State are among the = Institutions" of
the town, so that besides its iron, flannel
slate and chairs, it is blessing the world with
brave and cultivated minds. We rejoice in
all this prosperity and hope it may never
hag.-N. A bans Messenger.
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In Worcester, May %, Mr.. CHESTER BUGBEE, for
merly Of orange, sged y years.
In East Monty eier, Ma y20th, Mr.. JAS3ER CLOUGH
In Berlin, nril 18th, of in the stomach, Mr.
JOSEPH LACLARF, aged 20 years 10 months and
7 days.
Our dear father TO Heaven has gone,
dis cares and tolls DER.
sorrow pain nd suffering
Can distress him more.
Iiit tender heart no longer hests,
flushed is the music of bis
No more with loving words wilt cheer
Or make our aching hearts rejoice.
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In waitsfed. MAY 1t, by Rev. Willis, MR..
CHARLES :. WRIGuT and MISS leila A. ROB
BINS, 10th of Hancock,
In WaTisb1ro. way 10Th, bv Rev. Geo. E. Csapman n,
Mr.LOT AR3ER OF Townsheud, Ar d Miss LIZZIE E.
WHITCOHB of WardsbOrO.
In The NJ Z. Church at FairaX, March 29th, by Rev.
= l.. Eastman, LEWIS ATWOOD AMI MARY A.
CHAMAERLiN, both OF Fairfax
In the NJ E. Church at Fairfax May 10Th, by Rev.
5 L. Eas man, LORIN R. TABOR ana CHLOE P.
n AWI,EY. both OF Fairfax
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-24

MUNIFICEST GIFT.-William Carlton,
ESQ, OF Charlestown, Mass, has Just made
a donation of $780, 600 to the College at
Mortified, Minn>, over which presides Rev.
James W. Strong, formerly of Montpelier
The anne of the College in consequence, Is
to be no longer Mortified College but Carlton
COLLEGE
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MONTPELIER, VT,
WEDNESDAY, MAY "a, 1871.

We desire to make the FREEMAN particularly
.tuable for its news from all parts of Vermont,
iii our friends IN different parts ofthe State, es
pscIallyin Washington Orange and Lamoi Coun
ie4. viii confer great favor upon us and our
fea Icrs by sending local intelligence. Give us
acts and we will arrange them for the paper.
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Vermont Central Il. K. Line.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing Monday, May -, 1871.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.

Leave Montpelier So am, 2.35 and TO- pm
Mail Train leaves Ugdensbug at 600 PIN, i Al
bans at 20 connecting White River Junction
ana Bellows Falls w'h tTaIns tor Boston, Worcester,
&c, and at whit River junction with trains on Pas
sumP~c Railroad al South Vernon for Spnngfe d and
New YORK at Grout's Corner tor New London.
Day Express leaves Montreal a. 900 am, ST. Johns,
AZ 1920 am, Ogdensburg at 30 am, attsbuTg
500 s.ni., Mooers Junction at 1910 sm. Alb4ns
- 10 pm, arriving Ia Boston Lowell al 10 30 pm
Night Express leaves Ogde nsburg 90 pm ,pIas-
burg is pm, Mooers junction $50 pm, Montretl at
345 pm, ST. johns sos pm, Albans 30 p. m,
connecting al White River Junction and Bellows Fails
with trains tor Boston and W,rceser &C. arriving in
Boston a. 80 an, south Vernon wiln trains tor
1880 pm.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Montpelier 2.4O and 500 am, and SO and
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell az 500 an.
TOY at 80 avn Rutland at go pm for Burlington.
pm, and Ogdeneburg at 1920 am, making connections
Mail Tram for Burlington and 81 Abans leaves Bos-
ton via Lowell at 200 am, via Lawrence aud Fitch
burgh 81 30 am. Springfield Al 9 90 am Geout'-
Corner at p Am, South Vernon a. 1000 am Be =
lows Faus II45 pm, White River Junction > 50 pm.
arriving in -. Alhans at9. % pm.
"a NJ leav Ho>ton via Fltchbursh r. 80 am. snd
Spri gh-ld at : goo an, connect al White River juno
tion with Day Express train
Accommodate Tram leaves Mortified at Is am,
Rutland ~ ; 80 am. Darlington az 20 IN, Al
bans al l2u5 PSI, arrfvtus IN OgdrasburE al 50 pm
sight Express leaves G1uutS Corner r s 20 p l..
South Vernon al - IN receiving passengers from
Connecticut River Railroad, leaving New York at
- = M. Springfield 6.45 pm Bellows Falls IeI5
leaving Boston az $50 con Getting ~ White River
Junction with tram leaving Boston al SEQ pm. for
Burlington, IT. Alhans Montreal. 50 arriving j Mon
Ogiensburgh, al 30 pm. connecting WIN Grand
Trunk Railway and steamer tor the West.
sleeping Cars attached 70 the night Express Tram
and Spring cid, and - Aibans and Iroe.
Drawing Room cars @ \ day Express Trains betNe cen
Montreal and Boston
Through tickets for Chicago ami The West Tor sale
c. MERRILL, GcnI superintendent.
NJ 81 liz
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Liberation Ncllce

vItfiIS Is 10 certify that We This day sven my
i Charles Hayward the remainder Of his minori'y
and all claim of he s,'pings pay arg debts
of his contracting after mi, dale.
GEORGE HAYWARD.
So RoyaItOn ls1f F2IV3
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Probate Courts,

Until further notice, the Probate Courtt for
u Washington District will he held a the office
Montpelier on TUESDAY of each week. All letters
on business connected with the office should Re ad-
dressed to the undersigned al MontpelieT
HARVEY TILDEN, Ju, &c.
December LIST 1870. F49tf
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GREEN MOUNTAIN TIGER!

win make the Season Of 1871 as follows: At the
Stable of the Subscriber Chelsea West Hill each
day in the week, with the exception OF Saturdays on
which lay he will BE- the Stable of c. Robinson
Che
For further particulars please TO call ard him,
address
yl9x6 j. F. HENENWAY
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CLARKE'S NEW METHOD
FOR
Reed I rgans

Is the popular OF all ooks used in learning to
play on these iaSCTite Instruments.
Mr.. Clarke fue musician and bTillian mt organst,
and, in This work displays good well tale
in combi ming cd music rh veil graded al thorough
instruction.
Price, SO 80. Sent post paid, for The above price.
OLIVER DITSON q CO, Boston.
& II. DITSON & CO. New York.
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TINW ENTY-FIVE old weavers, and wenty ave ew
L hands wa nted 10 learn weaving, ~ the DWIGHT
Manufacturing Company, ChicOPee, Asss. Good
wages will be paid. None but females wanted.
FLINT GEO. II. NYE, Sup't.
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Wells Carholic Tablets.

These Tablets present the Acid in combination with
other efficient remedies in popular form, for the Cure
of all THROAT LUNG Diseases.
HOARS ENESS and LIBERATION Of the THROAT
imm ID lately relieved, and statements con-
stanty icing TIE proprietor Of relief in cases
at THROAT difficulties Of years standing.
CAUTION wo RiG, be n.t affSIs'd c Sy
Wells Carbollc Tabl e.. Price 25 per Box.
J. q. KELLOGG, Plat st. N. Y.
Send for Circular. Sole gent for the U. $
FM20W4
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DIR. H MORRILL,,

Author OF The Medical Adviser.
he oldest Specialist the city for he treatment OF
all NERVOUS AND MENTAL DERANGEMEHTs.
"LCNDON LANCET, JULY, 1869"
90 He las many imitatafOrs. but no quail
copy ofthe London Lancet for July 1869 is on hie
for the inspection the curious, at THE MORRILL,
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. Bulhneh ST. Boston.
Fl6yl
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Very Large Stock, at Low Prices.

vIOLlNs. The Best, from $500 to $4,000 each.
FLUTES of every variety!
MARTIN. = CELEBRATED GUITARS,
FLUTiANS, ACCORDEONS, CLARINETTs.
FLAGEuIt T., FlFES, aud all other musical instm
msut-i
STRINGS Tor an Shrugged Iu~trumentsi
PIANOS AND aELaDEONS for Sale aud 70 Let 1
Music Tor B-Ha-, M'I,Ic books and ,,au KIM of
HIsira, Merchandise.
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tg,I S3 Court StTeeI. Rsson
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KOffCe.

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dem ands due from the firm viii adj Isted, and
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CHARLES a. DANA. Editor.
Chr dollar 1t'rrklu Sun.
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O. tn same size au1 general character as
THE WEEKLY. but with greater variety OF
misccl. aaeous reading. and furnishing the news
TO It's subscribers with greater freshness. because
it comes twice a week instead Of once only.
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A preemlnentlv readable newspaper. with the
largest circulation IN the word Free indie
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from everywhere Two cents copy by mail
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-08-08
Extraordinary Crimes of the Day.

We seem just now, says the New York Her
aid, to be passing through cycle of criminal
phenomena as peculiar as shocking and afro
cious and it is remarkable that many Of the
horrid crimes we have heard of lately have been
committed by women-by women, too, who
have had the advantages of education, and in
some cases of good birth and condition in life.
There is the recent case of Mrs. Fair, in Cali
forna with which all our readers are familiar.
Then came the reported murder of Nelson w.
Sherman and his three children by poisoning
in Connecticut by the wife of Sherman and
stepmother of the children and now we have
the horrible tragedy in Baltimore, in which an
accomplished woman, Mrs. Wharton, moving
in the best society, has been indicted by the
Grand Jury for poisoning General Ketchum
and attempting to poison MIR. Van Ness, and
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-08-08
NUMBER XLVI.

with damaging circumstantial evidence that
other victims have been disposed of in a SINH
lar manner by this woman. These last named
women are called Borgias, because their crimes
are similar IN wholesale destruction of life and
systematic criminal action but in the case of
1ne infamous Italian princess there was the
motive OF ambition as well as murderons dis
position: In the cases of Mrs. Sherman and
Mrs harton there does not appear to be
Vauiting ambition, though there may have been
cupldity. In fact, with Mrs. Wharton there
seems to be, SO far as the evidence shows mn IN
tnis time, scarcely motive of cupidity strong
enough tor the crimes she is charged with II
Is dltf1cuit to believe such crimes could be COM
mitted under the circumstances by sane wo-
man yet Mrs Wharton had lived wears in "o 10
fined and intelligent society without being sns-
pected of insanity. True, more than twenty
years ago. when girl, she was wayward and
aceeo ID an extraordinary manner, and was
charged with being insane by her father when
she announced her approaching marriage and
got ready to marry gentleman who knew
nothing OF the matter; but that was a lone
time ago. Since then she has become wo.
man OF mature age, with grown up family
and has lived respected apparently in COM
munlty that was supposed to know her WE'LL
She was even, 1t IS said, consistent member
OF the Church. Is it possible that with all
this Mrs. Wharton was at heart and secretly
murderer of the worst sort? Or was there
latent streak of insanity in her unseen and un-
suspected by her friends and acquaintances p
1t is hard to decide. Then, again, admitting
even that there was a touch of insanity in this
woman, nice question arises as to how far
persistent, continued and systematic crime in
one SO generally sane and intelligent can be ex-
cused or be punished The whole community
will watch with the greatest interest the devel-
opment of evidence In her case. 1t will be one
of the most remarkable cases in the history of
criminal jurisprudence, and, no doubt, the
ablest lawyers will be employed in it. These
fearful crimes by women indicate that there is
something wrong in our social life Has the
effort of the so-called strong minded women to
bring their sex into the turmoil of life s arena
and by SO doing to draw their sisters from the
sweet influences of domestic life and the fam
ly, led In measure to these crimes? This is
a serious question, and one which our mothers
and sisters would do we'll to ponder over
The times are out of joint" and there must
be no mistaken philanthropy, no palliation of
crime, because the criminals may be women
For the sake Of society Justice must be blind
and hold the scales evenly toward women as
we'll as toward men.