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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-01-04
For the Freeman.
DIR. JeWett'S Lectures.

I Although a couple of weeks have passed
since DR.. Jewett gave us his three lectures
on Temperance, we still hold them as a very
frequent, if not the principal, topic of c)n
versation.
Scientific, yet simplifed to the understand
ing of mediocrity and even lesser capacity,
all feel we have a right to talk of them, as
we all are equally interested in them. Pleas
ing as they re,-and no effort of this kind
has ever produced SO good an impression on
the minds Of our people, as all are ready to
admit,-they have yet stirred our souls
depths, and we are still in the troubled wat
ers of disquiet and unrest.
Somehow, we feel that Dr. Jewett has
not said all he has to say gentleman
once complimented lady on some delicious
dish upon her table, of which he had already
emptied his plate The lady, not observing
this. politely acknowledged the compliment,
saying she very glad if it pleased him
Z" Yes, madam" said he, . like it much
it has 50 fine favor Of nore-ishness The
gentleman plate was filled again directly
So, almost smacking our lips with this
lingering taste Of Uloye-ishness, we trust we
give expression to what many desire, in
saying we earnestly hope Dr. Jewe.t may
come back to us-to DO what he has left un-
done or rather to finish the work - we'll
begun, for the thought often presents itself,
that possibly there is a meaning in this half
told story, this incompleteness, which 50 e1-
our very hearts Had Dr. Jewctt a design in
showing us, more plainly than We had ever
seen before, how terrible is this product
Of decay -alcohol-how sad it's workings
how irremeiiable It's effects, and then
leaving Us with hardly hint Of what we
can do to prevent its manufacture, sale or
consumption
II we remember correctly. not ono deuun-
citation Of the manufacturer OF yender,
did lie utter, but we cannot for moment
suppose he looks upon the miserable traffic
with ought but adherence. Neither did he
pronounce one commentator upon any or
ganized temperance work, yet, TO these he
cannot be Indifferent Not a word in re
gard to legislation but can we think he has
no theory Of what.is right and ezpedient
for legislative action upon this most evH Of
evils Therefore, we feel he has not finished
his work here.
Not that we wish him ID ali one cpithet
of reprJach to the many already earned b
that man who deals ont death To his fellow
men-not that we ask or wish an approval
of any favorite methods Of work, or any plan
of legal prohibition, but with this deepened
We feel we need knowledge for our zeal, di-
rection for our Efforts, and who can give US
the needed help 50 well as Dr. Jewctt? 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-01-04

MR PHILLIPS CONCERT, given in Villa &c
Hall last Friday evening, was fine success,
musically, srtistically or financially consid-
cred All the singers were in fine voice, and
the little song rendered by Mr.. Hopkins in
response to an encore was so sweet gem
and was so finely given that the audience
were delighted beyond measure. The Can
tata, entitled " The Picnic,' was also en-
Enthusiastically received, and the twenty-five
misses who took part therein, are entitled to
much credit for the part they took in the
evenings entertainment.
The CONCERT by /" The WANDERERS at
Village Hall, Saturday evening, was not
largely attended, but the singing was good.
DR.. Skinner excels as a balladist, and the
company deserved a much better house than
was given them.
OFFICERS REUNION AT RUTLASD.-J. A.
Salisbury, Esq, Chairman of the Executive
Committee Of the Society requests US to say
that ample hotel accommodations, at reason
able rates, will be provided for all who wish
to attend the Reunion of Vermont officers,
January IL, 1871.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-01-04
LEGAL NOTICES.
EunIce Pett1ng5lI,s ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT / In Proba'e Court, held
WAsHISGTON IISTRTcr, IS at N ontpelier within and
for said district. the Sd day Of January A. u 1871
a UGUSTUS CBAFLiN, Administrator of the estate
n of Eunice Pettengil, late OF BArre- fn said DIS
trict deceased makes spplics ton TO said Court with
and APPRECIATION writing Of tie heirs o said
deceased res Rg In ths State, for license 10 st all Of
the re 4 estate Of said deceased, to wit: The home
place situated South Barre Village, and now occu-
pied by Henry Uploni representing that the sale
thereof would be beneficial the heirs and those in
terested iu said estate.
Whereupon, II is ordered by said Court. that said
application be referred session thereof TO be held
a the Probate once in sail Montpelier, 24th
dsy Of January, A D. ISL for bearing and decision
thereon and. il is further ordered, that all persons
interested be notified hereof by publication OF notice
Of said apple order thereon three weeks
cessiyay the Green Mountain Freeman, printed at
MonpslieI efore said time of hearing that theS
appear said time and place, and 4 they see cause
object thereto.
BY the Court
FIr3 Attss-HARvEY TILDFN, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-01-04

10 Undertakers grow rich and grave yards
reek with the Wondering bones of thousands
who prematurely fall as victims to those re
lentless destroyers, Catarrh, Bronchitis and
Consumption. The two latter diseases are
but the children of the former. which is
easily and surely cured by using DR.. Ssge's
Catarrh Remedy, while for the cure of the
two latter diseases nothing equals Dr. Pierce's
Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery.
Both medicines are sold by druggists, or the
Catarrh Remedy may be obtained by encIos-
ing sixty cents to DR.. r. Y. Pierce, Buffalo.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-01-04
National Life Insurance Company

The Twenty-second Annual meeting Of
this Company was held at their rooms on
Monday last, and tile following named gen
tlemen were unanimously elected Directors
JULIUS \. DEWEY. VII. H. BINGHAM,
PAUL DILLI$GHANI, -. &. DENISON,
KOD'k RICHAKD~D$- JAMES I. THU RsTON,
FRANKLIN HAVEN, FREDk BILLINGS,
TIMO. Z. REDFIELD, GILMAN d. DU BOI>.
CHARLES DEWEY,
Hon. Frederick Billings, and g. B. Dubois,
Esq, Of New York. are new members Of the
board. The old officers were generally re
elected The business Of the Company has
largely increased the past year; indeed more
than double that Of any previous year.
Eight hundred and seventy six policies, in
surfing s., 900 900, were issued. Sixty thou
sand dollars were paid Tor claims by death.
The sEw Plan Endowment Insurance at
Life Rates doubtless the cause Of this
increase. which commends itself to every
one who examines it. Ii IS insurance and a
savings bank combined "a feature peculiar to
the 81 National"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-01-04

Miss GREGORY AT VILLAGE Haiti should
BE- sufficient 70 insure full house at Village
Hall this wednesday, evening, TO announce
that Miss MISAE. GREGORY of Mortified is 10
then give one of her unparalleled Dramatic
and Poetcal Readings, under the auspices
Of the Citizens Lecture Association. Miss
GREG1sr. as q reader AMI eI0cutiOnist, is
well known t. and appreciated by our Peo-
pie They always delight 10 hear her, and
find something new To admire and be pleased
with each time she appears before them.
We learn she has greatly improved since her
last public appearance on the platform Of
Village Hall Miss GREcoRr has been quite
extensively engaged, this Fall and Winter,
in Public Readings in various sections, and
is everywhere highly complimented The
Granite SAT- Free Press Of Lebanon, under
date Of Dec. T., thus compliments Miss q 5
entertainment at that place
Rarely have our citizens enjoyed an enter
tainmcnt Of "a higher order than that given
by Miss Nina f. Gregory, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, Dec. l4th and 18th. 4
voice of surprising sweetness, purity and
power "a refreshing, wOmanly graceiulncss
of gesture, united with an almost fsultless
apprehension Of her author, mark her n
young lady Of much promise She has
fortune in that voice, y remarked one who
sat near Us.
The programme lor Miss Gregory's Reel
tation this evening is an excee iinEly rich and
varied one, and viii call into exercise all the
ability and power and beauty Of gesture and
diction the fair reader possesses.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-01-04
William CardeIFS Estate,

TNHE SUBSCRIBERS having bee appoin t. d by the
4 Honorable Probate Court for the district Of Wash
ingten n, Cor ssIOners to receive examine and
sdjust all claims and demands Of al persons
against the estate ot William CaI dell, late OF Warren
said district. deceased represented insolEent
and the term Of six months from the l4h day OF
December, io70. being allowed by said court the
creditors OF said deceased exhibit prove their
respective C lsims before Give notice hat "
Will attend to he duties Of our apPoi mime The
dwelling hous- of James Csrdell in Warren, in said
District, the 81 Tuesday Of January ard Isl
Tuesday of June next, at ten O'Clock in the
each OF said days.
sinv fiSlfSE BB4ASSffsrEe COMMITS,
Warren. Dec 18Th, $50. F5IwS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-01-04

WAsHTSGToN COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SocI-
ETY.-The annual meeting of this society
was held in the Grand Jury Room Tuesday
forenoon. Quite 4 large number Of farmers
and others were in attendance The follow
ing list of officers for the present year were
elected
President-O. c. Wilder, Waitsfeld
Vice President-W lizard s. Martin, Plain
field
Sccretary-A. D. Arms, East Montpelier
Trea7urer-Clark King, East Montpelier.
Auditor-Carlos Carpenter, Barre.
DIRECTORS
Calais-Allen Toby.
Cabot. L. Severance.
Barre -Stillman Wood.
Duxbury-Harry Buckley.
Bcrlin-J. \. Perrin.
East Moutpelier-M. D. Willard
Marshfeld-John b. Pike.
Waterburv-O. W May.
Moretown-E W Bisbce
Waitsfeld-Oti5 Wallace.
Warren-Philander Ryf0rd
Plainfeld Joseph Bartlett
N0rthfield-Lewis W Avery.
Fayston-W 5. Drew.
Montpelier-E. VI Brown.
Woodbury-F. G Putnam
Worccster-Adin Miles.
Roxburv-Geo. Walbridge.
Middlesex-A L. Warren.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-01-04
NJ 4 RRIAGFS

IN Cabot, De- z5th. by Rev. = +. Drew Sir. GEO.
CARPENTER sud Ma DELLA TERRY Also, hy
The same. Dec 29.u. Ar. NAIuANIEL A~ON aud
NJ - SARAH 2. SCOTT, all uf Cabot.
IN Montpelier, Jan lst, by Rev. ". " orthsn,
Mr.. GEORGE LAWSON SLd Mi-~ NEGTtE HOW
LAND, both ~ East MnutpeIisr
In HsriuicN. Hec. - D. by Rev. ID. Lewis, Mt.
HENRY a.. BALDWIN ad Miss EMILY NJ. CROW
ELL both 10 North Wo'~cft.
On Montpelier. Dee 25Jh, by Rev. %. -. Northeu-
NELSON a. MIN ARD. E-g., 90 N'urpei er AND
Mss ELLEN =. BARTON OF Fast MeutpsIisT-
I'm Mldte~-N. Dec 18th, By Rev T. -. Miller. VI r.
TORTHEN ~. JONES of Broakfeli. aud Mr.,
Fl LEN NJ. CLARK 90 A1retuWu.
Also, by Tie sauts, jan D. Nr. BENJ. WARREN
and Ms SARAH y. ROW ELL. both Of Midile-sy.
Do WaitsGelb, ban S,Ar ALBERT E, ELUBEDGE
and Mss EMMA n. FAS~ EFT. both 90 Warren.
lu Grafton, Jan. n, hp Rev. T.. J. lard, Mr. IA NJ rs
II. FRE>ToN, q Northeid, ara Miss MARY D Htu-
-oS, 90 Graf co..
In Milton. Dec % BY Rev. VIM. g. HYDE. ALBERT
EUGENE LAMB and POLLY Nay, both 81 Milton
In C.Iu'. Dec % hy Rev = r. Drew GE1- 4.
CARPENTER and Mi-s DELLA =. PERRY both Cd
Cth.f.
Ia Bakershet. Dee. 20. tv Rev. A. S-r=brer. Mr.
AUSTIN BARNES and Mis- MARY JANE SKIN
NER, both oi % s<r~ted
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-01-04
Vermont Central R. R. Line.
WINTER ASRANC.EI
Commencing lIoud1y, De1cmbT 70, 1870.
TRAINS GOING SourH AND EAST.


TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Mout.eiier al IS ..,,- e IN. aud 20 ~.
bans az - aud connects 40 Darlington trr roy
ami ~ White Hiyer Junrtiuu aHd Beilow Falls with
fraln~ inr i7-iuH- WORCESTER - rH-teld, New York
ana ~ lfl tralH~ on the Pt--uHip-5r Railroad
htf EtFREs> leaves Montreal ats 80 An. So. Johns
az I0 01 An. n=teu-Aurlb III % So Adams Al
l23f ~, arrFtuu u kr,rnr VIA Lowell 40 D" tn F-N
Troy at Eu.eH Fu-
Nt-HT E,rr.ss leaves Oeaeu~bufvh Al ID IS an.
bans ~ 20 ~ arriving az BOSTON al 90 ~.
Meeting Bellows Falls With Cheshire Rosd Tor RoS-
ION aud Worcester suc with Vermont Valley Railroad
Toy ~prHEheld- Sc. ami arriving In New York a.
~ 30 r-t.
TRAINS GOING NORTH ANu WEST.
i.-aye Montpelier CD an, cU..N-. 355r.s..eud
s l5 IN.
DAY EvrsE,s leaves Boston wa lowell az 5 O0AM..
Tor Burlington 81. Adams Montreal. arriving
Montreal 40 80 p nj O1deushur.h att Doc A. NJ
maxim. connections tor the West
A,rL IEstS leaves Boston VIA Lowell ar 90 AZ .
via Laurence ana ftrHhur- 40 30 PfiuE6eii
900 An. Ter Burlington. sud ~. Aib.rS.
A,rveVau &TI9N IE, leaves Mortified al As AZ.
tor Burlington Rutland ST. AttsnS OgdeusburCh SC.
NI-Hr ENFaEs- leaves Bellows Falls al %
road, leaving New York l2 l5 and from Chesh-
tre Railr al, tFaFing Boston 80 meeting
White RIVER Junction with tram leaving Boston at
90 Fs-. Tor Burlington. Nuufr=a and OEteUsburEh.
Or The West.
~eea.H1 attached fu he M lf Express "a
rInrfue between Montreal and Boston AIbaus
and Springfield. and -. Adams and TROY and Drew
Through Tieket-tor Cbicaeuand the West forsals
2'tae prf aclaaf stations.
IS Nhaa
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-01-04
sam,I w. Andrews, Estate.

TNHE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed by
L the Honorable Probate Court for The District Of
Washington. Commissioners, 10 receive examine. and
adjust all ella and demsnds Of all persons against
the estate of Samuel W Andrews. late of Calais, Ia
said district. deceased represented tnsoIve1t, and
the Of six months the 30ih day Of November
$50 besg allowed by said the creditors Of said
deceased exhibit nd prove their respective claims
before Give notice that will nd the du
ties of cur appointment at the dwelling house Of
Gus A. Andrews, in Cal said district the
last Tuesdays Of anUary and Nav next at ten O'clock
IN the afternoon, n Of said days.
NICHOLAS u. BENNETT -
ALLEN TOBY oNu'ihi -
n 1E2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-01-04

AYERS AMERICAN ALMANAC, for the new
year, has arrived for delivery gratis by all
druggists to all who call for it. This little
annual has the largest circulation of any
book in the world, made by the fact that it
furnishes the best medical advice which is
available to the people-enebles them to
determine what their complaints are and
how to cure them. 1t contains the startling
announcement of the oonfagratjoH 81 q trOrld,
or the combustion Of one of the stars in the
armament with all its attendant planets y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-01-04

FIVE PEE Cent. DlvmE~D.-The First
National Bank Of Montpelier and the Mont
pelier National Bank have each declared
semi-annual dividend Of five per cent. Both
these Banks are well managed for the inter
csts Of the stockholders, az well as the ac-
cJmmodation Of thi- community.
The Mortified National Bank has secured
an increase Of capital stock, by an applica-
ton to the Treasury Department, and viii
now be fully able t. meet the money needs
of Mortified and vicinity.
Stockholders in the Waterbury National
Bank VIII find gratifying exhibit Of its
present financial condition by referring to
our advertising columns The Bank is most
judiciously managed, and the new Cashier
proves himself the right man in the right
place
Christmas eve Was very pleasantly and
Pr5ftably enjoyed BY the Methodist Church
IN West Berlin. The sabbath School schoI-
ars, from little four year old by up to the
middle aged man and woman all participated
IN the exercises. The single pieces and dia-
logues were all interesting and instructive,
ami could not fail t. benefit both speakers
and hearers The Y Tree richly laden with
presents, made the evening very pleasant to
the young people, especially as they all ex-
pected to receive some of its =. fruit" Good
music was provided by the choir.
The Anniversary Concert Of the Bethany
Church Sunday School, will be held on sun
day evening next, at six o'clock. The exer-
cises in part Will consist of appropriate
Scripture readings, report Of the Superln-
tsndent, short addresses and singing by the
choir and children. All are invited to at
H.
Some Of the residents Of the vicinity Of
Wright's Mills have lately organized a socie-
" for holding series Of social gatherings
at their homes, the main object beingto raise
money to defray the expenses Of sustaining
religious services in their church. Their last
- Dime Sociable . was held on the evening
Of the Both ult., 10 the spacious house Of
Vim. W. Wheelock, which was thrown open
70 all corners. Mr.. and Mrs. Wbeelock not
only made all their numerous guests feel
quite at home, but generously offered as a
contribution to the treasury of the society a
bountIful collation. Of cake, ice cream, &c.
The liberal hand deviseth liberal things ;
and By liberal things shall he stand g
JERExIAH DAVIS, one Of the Oldest painters
Of this town, and well known by all The old
time inhabitan Of the VILLAGE died on Tues
day last.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-01-04

BE wise to day. It's madness to neglect
a cough or cold, however slight. CoDsump-
ton may follow, and though Dr. Wiaar's
Baisam Of Niid Cherry has frequently cured
this much dreaded disease, it almost invari-
ably cures the primary diseases of the throat,
lungs and chest, where other remedies fail
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-01-04

It's no use, the poisonous hair prepare
lions have had their day and done their mis-
chief. Now comes along NATURES HAIR
RESTORATIVE, perfectly clear article, which
restores gray hair and keeps the head in a
healthy condition. See advertisement.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-01-04
Residence for Sale.

4 FINE RESIDENCE situated on E5st ~, Berlin,
. Is offered tor sale. Itis Brick Cottage House
30 by 81 feet, with Barn also 80 b 30 fetal in good
repair Attached tu the place Is three iourths OF
OF excellent Land. nh fTuit trees, There
good eli al water uu the premises, and The location
Is pleasant and desirable. he House NAV he
application 20 :. +. ny L, E~q opposite the o. smises
Of whom, ct OF the Editor uf Tie FREEMAN az Mont
peiier, further particulars aud may be learned.
Possession gwen al any time desired
Rerr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-01-04
Vermont Items.

fDDIsoN COUNTY.
Calais Bissette's blacksmith shop, paint
shop and barn in Orwell. were burned last
Friday, with all their contents. Loss.
$ 900 insurance, 81 500.
. An old lady Of so years. named Lewis. in
Middlebury, fell down stairs without seri-
ously iniurng herself Next day another
lady Of y, Mrs. Turner. tried the same
thing, and she didu { break any bones either.
Tough old ladies they have in MiddIebury.
FIRE Ar NORTH FsRRlsnURcu.-Th rail
road wood shed at North Ferrisb1rgh. con-
tanning about coo cords Of wood, was burned
tuesday night IL is supposed to have
caught from spark from the engine.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Tie Baptist ,cicty at Factory Point have
purchased Of Mr.. Jonathan Taylor the house
and lot owned and formerly occupied by him.
for "a parsonage. Price ! 900
Eugene Foleau of Rupert was arrested
Christmas Day for malreat.ng his family
when drunk. Foleau armed himself with
an ak and defcd the sheriff but that officer
managed to handcuG him before hc could do
any harm, and dyed him IN Jail at Man
chester.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
\ boy 10 years old, while IN the upper
story of Halls mill in Lyndon, was caught
by the clothes on an upright shaft revolving
20 times "a minute. The machinery was
promptly stopped. ana the boy having had
presence Of mind enough u hug the shaft
closely was rescued without injury. But Ia
moment more he would have grown dizzy,
and losing his hold been dashed against tim
bers and killed beyond doubt.
Marvin Drown had two fingers taken off
and his thumb almost. ~ circular saw in
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-01-04

Gray hair may be made to take on its
youthful color and beauty by the use of
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover, the
best preparation for the hair known to the
science of medicine and chemistry
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-01-04
GBt FIREMAN.
MONTPELIER, VI:
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 4, 1871.

We desire to make the FREEMAN particularly
aluable for its news from all parts of Vermont,
and our friends in different parts of the state,
pecIally in Washington, Orange and LamOfl c Coun-
res. viii confer a great favor upon us and our
readers by sending us local intelligence. Give us
the facts and we will arrange them orthe paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-01-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. H EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
For Inventions, Trade Marks, or Designs,

No &c State st, opp. KiIby St, Boston.
A FTER extensive practice Of upward Of thirty
N years, continues secure Patents in the United
also Grea Rriiai France anduther
countries Caveats Specifications, Assign ents nd
all papers for Patents, executed reasonable terms
with dispatch. Researches made to determine the
hduy and utili at Patents ct Inventions, and legal
and other advice rendered all touching The
Copies OF the claims any patents furnished
bY renting dollar. Assignments recorded In
Washington.
No Il thu United State, possesses superior tac
ties for obtaining PTsHt G7esrtaHiHg the prtsHta
biiig of
An necessity a J.urney 10 Washington TO procure
a Patent, and the - great DELAY there,
saved inventors.
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GENERAL STATUTES.

The revised edition Cs7I3 Of the GISHHAL sTAI-
Urls VERMONT IS completed, and copies
plzesd sale the pr neipa bookstores in the State
a. si.5l per eopy.-Ofders for the should be sd
dressed 10 The undersigned at Northheid.
GEORGE NICHOLS,
Secretary of State.
December 20, 1870 F5Ims
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-01-04

Mr. r. u. EuDT has made for me over TERRY
applications Patents, having been successful in al
most every case. such uumistakable proof Of great
talent aud ability his part. leads me recommend
inventors apply To him procure their patents
they he cr having most faithful arten
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charges.
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Probate COmrIs.

MIL further notice, The Probate Courts for
Z Washington District Viii be held al the fice IN
Montpelier on Tues DAY of each - eek. All letters
nn business connected with Tie ONCE shout ad-
dressed 1" the urdersig aed a Montpelier.
HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
December ST. I-7o. F4Jtf