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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14

Our druggists keep for sale Halls Vege-
table SiciI an Hair Remover, the best IT
aration ever made for restoring the vitality
and color of thu hair.
JohnsOn's Anodyne Imminent may be used
to advantage where any Pain Killer Is De
sirable. In cases of severe cramps and pains
in the stomach, it is undoubtedly the best
article that can be used.
Habitual constipation leads to the follow
ing results: Inflammation of the Kidneys,
sick and nervous headache, biliousness, dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, piles, loss of appetite
and strength all of which may be avoided
by being regular in your habits, and taking,
say one of Persons PurgatiUe Pill nightly,
for four or six weeks.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14

THE BaArTEEE5co ANE ROBBERY The
Brattlcblro Record has the following in rela-
ton to the robbery
On Wednesday noon, about twelve o'clock
a daring robbery was perpetrated at the
First National Bank Of this place. 1t seems
that an individual well dressed, and Of good
appearance, came in and requested draft
ID bc made out, which was done, and the
money paid for it. lie then offered a guam
tty Of gold and silver for sale, which being
cJuutc z ont did not tally with the amount
he clai ned t3 have. Alter some w0r d. re-
speeding Dc, he concluded to take il back 70 q
woman be represented as owning it, and De.
posting it In a bag, he departed. At two
= clock, on entering the vault, it was discov-
cred that ! $1,000 were missing. < 900 of
which was IN new bills, and s. 600 in multi
atl1 currency, which was sent to Washington
for lie .cmT ton. Measures were taken to dis
cover the PERPETRATORS Of the deed In con-
necJion with the affair, it appears that two
persons have been stopping at the Glen
House, w est Brattleboro, having a span of
horses, but no baggage. At I'll O'Clock on
Wednesday, they called for their team, paid
their bill and came to this village. The men
have not lean seen since, but an individual
answering description t. the one who made
the transaction, was seen opposite the house
OlFcrdludnl Tyler, about fifteen minutes OF
one o clock, with the grey horses, and en-
deayoring 70 repair break in his wagon
1t is supposed that one or both Of the men
who brought the team to the village, assIs-
ted in getting the money, it probably being
done while the Cashier was engaged in tran
sIcJiug business with the man at the coun-
ter. \ large reward has been offered for the
capture ol the robbers.
We learn in addition to the above, that
the surplus Of the First National Bank Of
BrattlebOro, January 1, was S48 600, and
It's s0undness is therefore in no degree i'm
paired by tie robbery of Wednesday, the
loss by which was SIS 900 in cash and
bonds.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14
@IIas g. FrencI,,s Will.

STATE oFVERMoNT, : In Probste Court. held
WAsHINGroS HIsTRICT, $ al Montpelier, in DIS
trlet, on the 18th day Of June, A. D. ISL.
~ ". WILLARD. Executor ef the last will md It's 3
y. tsnert OF Silas c. French, late OF Montpelier,
IN sad osErct deceased. presents his sdmi 4tiOu
account for examination and allowance, and makes
appcat"E for decree Of distribution and partition
OF he estate Of said deceased.
NheTeupon- it's ordered by said Court, that said
account ind said application be retrrred session
hereof, 10 be held the Probate ONCE, in,
SAD Montpe.ter, the llth day of July
A. d ISL for hearing and decision thereon And
u IS further ordered that notice hereof be
an persons interested. by publication of the
nree weeks Excessively the Green Ountain Free
man, = newspaper published at Montpelier previous
to said time apo nted for hearing, that they may
ppear Al said time ami place, and show cause
hey may have, why said account should be allow
ed. and such decree made.
BY the Court-Attest.
4 =
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
sally Hauc0ck's Estate.

STATE HF VERMONT, In Pr hate Court held at
WksHINGTOS nisTETov. - Montpelier in said Dis
trfot OF the 9TH day Of June, A. D. 1871
TTENAN A. HANCOCK Administrator Of the ate
L IL e Sally Hancock, late of Oxford IN the county
ct Grafton and State of n w Hampshire, deceased.
sents his administration account for Examination
and alnva3ce- and mskes application for decree
cf istrihuoH Gad rtition of tha of said de
erased
Whereupnn, il Is ordered, ov ssi Court, that said
account and said application he referred session
thereof 10 be ned the Probate OfficA in said Dis
trct, the 27h day Of Jnne. 4. y. 1871 for hear
decision therson And IL is fur her orderei that
Notice hereof he giveu TO all Interested by
utilization II the three eks excessively in
he Green Mountain Freeman newspaper published
NJ Montpelier, previous to said lime appointed for
hearing. that thew appear a. said time and place
az d show csps" if snv thev have. why said &C
count shsuld no be allowed and such decTen made.
By the Court-Attest.
HARVEY IILDEN, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14

20 Montpelier Jun. y b, by Rev. f. Brown. III.
Gus a ARLlNG aud ELLEN a. 1HAYER both
Of ". ntpeIier.
ln Westtord, Jnue q, by Rev. l.. Etsimau Mr.
TOMAS p BOYD aud EMMA N. ALGIERS, both
In Nau-deld June 7Jh. hv Re-. J. IT, Rabbit. HO R-
ACE ". IItU : TON aui Mr.. ENOROY l. BROWN,
o. B-rk shire. June 81. bv Rev 4 B. TruAr. W.
LEANnER SHINA and Miss sELENA BROOKS.
both of Montgomery.
IN 5erS,lire, June srh. By rev. A. g. Truav. Mr..
!. CHAFFEE ~ Berkshire.
~ the same % ne same time and place. MI AR.
THUR +. CHAFFEE and VI IS MARY r. Nc LARRY
both OF Berkshire.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14

By special invitation Mr.. Henry Z. Bow
en- Of The independent, Mrs Bowen, and
their daughters, passed last Monday night
with President Grant, at his cottage in Long
Branch .-Erchan1e.
The Mdependent recently came out very
decidedly in favor Of Grants denomination
for the presidency. Mr. Greeley hasn't spent
the night at the Presidents cottage recently.
Mr. Greeley does not favor Gen. Grants re-
election
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Anna Parker,s Estate.

rTNHE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed by
L the 1nOrahe Probate Court for the District Of
Washington Commissioners. 10 receive examine and
adjust all ella ard demands of all persons. against
tn estate Of Anna Parker, late of East Acntpe er in
said district, deceased. represented insolveut and
t. term Of SIX months from the 23d dsv Of May,
Isl, beEg allowed by said To the creditors Of said
deceased exhibit nd thsir respective claims
before US Give notice that will attend 10 the du
ties of cur appoir tment at tie dwelling house of
J. ' K. Kent in Calais. in said district, The p
day OF August and Novem next at O'Clock
afternoon on q Oh of sa DAYS
LEWIS WOOD. ,----.-.
WILLIAM WHITE, O'ii -
CaIlis, June 81. a. D. ISL F24Na
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MISCELLANEOUS
Vermont Central II. r. Line
SUMMER RANGEMENTs-
Commencing Monday, May -, 1871
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.

Lesse Montpelier So am, 2.35 and To-. pm.
Mail Train leaves UgdensbuTs at 600 pm, IT Al
and Bellows Fau with trains tor Boston, Worcester
&C, and White River Junction with trains on Pas
sump~c RAILROAD South Vernon Tor Springfield and
New Y0rk at CIRCUITS Corner tor New London.
nay Express leaves Montreal al 600 am, st. Johns
at 10 20 am, Ogde nsbnrg al 30 iattsbnrgn Al
500 s.z Mooers Junction at 1910 am, st. Ahans Al
- 10 pm, arriving Boston Lowell 10 80 pm.
Night Express leaves Ogde sbHTs Al 90 Plstts
burg Is pm. Mooer's Junction $50 Montreal al
3.45 pun. ~. Johns sos p.m.St Aihaus al 7.3a
trains for Boston and Worcester, e., arriving ia
Boston 40 am, South Vernon with trains tor
1880 pm.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Montpelier go and SEQ am, and 3.26 and
Day EXPRESS leaves Boston via Lowell at s 90 am.
TIoU 80 am, Rutland 2lO pm. Tor Burington,
81 Adams, Montreal, &c. arriving in Montreal at 900
p.m and Ogden>buTg al 1920 anl making connections
Mail Train for Burlington and 81 Adams leaves Bos-
ton via Lowell at 200 am, via Lawrence aud Fitch
burgh 81 80 am. Springfield al { 90 am GFoIt's
Corner rs am, South Vernon Al 1000 am. Bel
lows FAILS Las pm Whiie RIVER junction 259 pm
Trains leav Boston via FItchburgh at 40 am and
SpTi gfeld 500 al " hlte River June
ton with Day Express train
Accommodation Tram leaves Mortified at : As am
Rutland al > 80 m. Burlington al 80 m, ST Al
bans al 1905 pm, arriving in burg at = 90 pm
Night Express leaves Grout's Corner at $40 P-m
South Vernon at { , receiving passengers from
Connecticut River Railroad, leaving New York al
10 Is M, Springfield SIS pm, Bellows Falls IGI5
pm connecting wiki trains over Cheshire Railroad,
leaving Boston $50 Getting at White River
Junction with train leaving Boston al geo p-m for
Burlington, II. Adams Montreal, sc. arriving Mon
tTeal goo am, Plattsburgh ll.40 a.m-, and IN
Ogdenshurgh, at 1890 pm, connecting with Grand
Trunk Railway and Steamer for the West.
Sleeping Cars attached the night Express Train
runningbetween nTeal and Boston, aud Mo"tre4l
and Springfield, and 81. A hans and IToV.
Drawing Room Cars on day Express Trains between
Montreal and Boston.
Through tickets for Chicago and the West for sale al
the principal stations.
G. MER RILL, Gen1 Superintendent.
Inn My
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14
~ On SIX JoarnaZ prints cartoon

The Ohio State journal prints cartoon
of 1.-THE Democratic Sick Man and DR..
Vallandigham, > which is full oil significance.
The floor and table of most uninvitng
sick chamber are covered with walls and
other medical appurtena ices, labeled, ''Gsn =
eral Orders No. IL, No. 80, % XVIII
Amendment" &c. The Democracy, repre-
scented as much out at the elbow and looking
very sick indeed, draws back in agony as the
Doctor prOffers a small negro, with the re
mark "Swallow this now, there's good fell
low, and you'll feel better"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Three yearlirg heifers, o them of bright red
color the third red except the neck which Is lit
lie brown came into the Enclosure of N. p. Dustin of
Berlin, June LIST. The owner is requested 10 prove
property, pay charges and take them away
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14
G5f fretman
MONTPELIER, VT,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE II, 1871.

We lesire to make the FREEMAN particularly
Iuable for its news from all parts of Vermont
mn our friends IN different parts ofthe state es
erIalIyin Washington, Orange and LamoiIlc Coun
eS. viii confer great favor upon US and our
callers by sending us local intelligence. Give us
acts ana we viii arrange them for the paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14

Railroads for courtesies extended to members
OF the society, and also to the proprietor OF
the Weldon House, Tor the unceaslng ptlns
taken to make the stay of the members
agreeable and pleasant.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14

Bank and Trust Company have called in tn,
required amount Of capital stock preparatory
to commencing business, and it is nov
thought viii have everything in readiness t.
commence operations early in July.
The officers Of the institution arc as fol
lows LIZ
adeat-Ilomer,, w. Hcaton
vac Preldeuf-GeJrge w Scott
rsasurc,-W hitman c. Fcrrin
TruStecs-Iioner w Heatoa, 6. W. SCOT,
i. w Brock. a. JOhonnOtt AMI MIhlon
Tapln-
The Savings Bank will supply want long
felt IN our community, and, under the ad-
ministra,ion of those who have its affairs
particularly in hand, must grow rapidly in
iaduonco and financial strength.
Tua G1oslors Forrru-The movement
started last week looking to a celebration of
the next Fourth Of July. has resulted most
cueauragingly, and there is every prospect Of
a grand time when tie day comes Between
nine and ten hundred dollars have been
pledged already toward meeting the expenses
0f the proposed demonstration. The Com
mlttec Of Arrangements have been, and are
'.' N i ''''1 i''-iio VI cal } lI7 OIO
rae matter entrusted to .hcm, in way to
reflect credit upon themselves and the town
We regret shat the programme is not yet 50.
fully decided upon as to permit a definite
announcement in this issue. Full particulars
viii be given next week.
The ladies' Of Bethany Church viii hold a
Strawberry Festival at Village Hall this
"wednesday evening A full attendance is
desired
.rur Dam rz,,,,. ans, Co,. ,-r,- a.. ,-r>r.o>
f.-r+ 81 49,. - -. 49,
brought quite a large number Of strangers
int, town. and indicated that that order has
d good measure Of Vitality in Washington
County. There Is work enough for them 20
do.-i- a/ q RS T. d. perhaps we might
better say
pf. Je"e51 5 lectures on " cdnes4ay ana
thursday evenings ought to have done good.
arI b.. Ar.,to, ami R1.inc.s ,,--brop,bt Bin,
,.r.1 ground which has been often traver.ed.
p.-r,,.s .,,r citizens c.oreI ., ra,otitf.n Of
3y.1r.-.i., cre.fn.,-5 cro,ed M Tbnr.lag
...r-a., -rerf4r- some of them feared the
omission fee can that have been tao
..-.el -..- anv rate from some cause tn,
-..,.I lecture was tbinIv attended II
,-.,r.I however I, he the better Of the tv-,
.1i those who missed it have cause for regret
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14

J sss ssssss

TO tue WORKING CL4SS-We re now pre-
pared furnish all classes with constaG emplo
home the whole of the time tor thu h.Ja ents.
Business light and 0table Persons OF either
~Ilv y - q evening. and a pro-
portoRa sum bv de@Oting their whole time the bus
ness. Bows and Girls nearly much men.
That al who this notice send thar address and
the bTSineS axe thus unparalleled fer: To
such well satisfied will send 81 pay
the trouble of writing Full partEculars valuable
sample 1icb viii 10 % work and copy
of The Peoples Literary COmDaHi0H-one of the largest
nd best family newspapers Duhl ShC all sent tree ny
mail. Reader, you profitable work,
address E. c. ALLEN & CO., AUGUSTA, MANI
Sln2
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Vermont News.

| ADDISON COUNTY.
The Addison County Court has sentenced
. Brad > Parker, a notorious character OF
Middlebury, to the State prison three wears
or stealing horse blanket.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The State Fair will be held at st. Johns.
bury, September 18th, 18th, I4th and 18th.
Ex-Governor Alexander Ii. Bullock, of Mass
achusetts, will deliver the annual address.
| cHITTENDEN COUNTY.
| Richmond is to have public park. about
| three quarters of an acre, on the south side
OF the river, having been enclosed by a sub
| stantial fence, and fifty shade trees set out
The expense is betrayed by few of the cit
izens.
As Judge Colby and family, of Jonesville
were coming from Jonesvile to Richmond
his horses became unmanagable and upset
the carriage, dislocating the shoulder of
Mrs. Colby and breaking her arm, seriously
injuring his oldest daughter, and bruising
g. Judge very badly.
EsFEx COUNTY.
The Essex Co. r. r. Co have levied their
second assessment (of fifteen per cent?
payable before the 18th inst, This looks
like business.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
\ sheriff undertook to take a French
= T..
cars at St Adams, Thursday night. but the
crowd, including the CONDUCTOR, beat him off
and Frenchy went free.
ORANGE COUNTY.
A feat performed by Mrs. Sarah Phelps of
Corinth, a lady % years old, and having but
one perfect hand, is worthy of note In
three months she has put together two quilts
that contained 1493 pieces.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
On Thursday, May 25th, tine barn OF
John Scales OF Concord, was destroyed by |
fire, the result Of family of inveteratc |
smokers. Loss about $500.
On the 22d uIt the dwelling house on the
farm Of John Morse of Concord. was de |
stroyed by fire, caused by a stroke Of light
ming Loss about 5000.
Elijah Russell, 20 years of age. was
drowned last Wednesday in Kdder & Me
Jrc.ory's mill pond, at East Concord lie
!ked out on a log with pole in his hands
% get to the boat, but slipped in, and before
lelp came life was extinct.
The trustees of Derby Academy have Of
cred that school to the Vermont Baptist
State Convention. There is a good substan-
nal building, erected three years ago at a cost
If $4,000. The Walchmaa and Reflector.
Inc New England Baptist organ, thinks an
Injection to accepting the offer may lie
Ea.nst the locality, as being less central
han is desirable.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Robert l.. Roberts fell 20 feet at Fairhaven
aar ie quarry, last Tuesday, striking on
IBIS head, with fatal injury.
james Conlin of Rutland, a crazy indi-
ijual who had a mania for stopping railroad
rains by waving red flag, has been con
eyed to Brattleboro asylum.
WINDHAM COUNTY.
y clerk IN one Of the stores in Royalton.
cccutlv had occasion to settle for about 500
Orth of goods that had disappeared at diff :
erent times Clerking doesn't agree with
is health now.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14
NOTICE.

The Corporatnrs Of the Green Mountain Seminary
incorporation are hereby notified o. at the Semi
building Waterbury Center, Vermont, July II,
ST. 10 O'Clock A NJ, for the lection OF officers aud
he snsacton OF business eessary TO the pros
perity Of h corporation.
The animal exhibition or anniversary Of the School
will be July -, 1871, the day following the annual
meeting
Alterations constitution Of tho Green Mountain
Seminary Corporation recommended"
Ist. That The sixth article be altered that the time
OF TIE annual meeting been the first "Wednesday in
Nav.
2nd. That the word thfrteen in middle % the third
line the fourth arci rpDstitufion be altered
twenty one, and that the 4stHd in the ninth line
be altered to eighteen. fkss laTf
3rd That the first wofdi 10 the ninth line of the nth
article corporation be changed
from Chairman Presideht. -
H. W. JnDSoH, Recording Secretary
Huntington, VT June s. fS7f F2iw3
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Notice.

rINHlS is TO certify that have this day given my
i Charles A. VIII ney, the remainder OF his minority
and shall claim of his earnings, nor pay any
debts OF his contract ing. after this date
JOHN WuITNEI.
Barre June 9th. Is7I- F23w3-
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Probate Courts.

Until further notice, the Probate Courts for
u Washington District will be he'd al the ONCE In
Montpelier TUESDAY of each week. All IsEter
on busIaess connected with office should be al
dressed The ndersigned a Montpelier.
HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
d ecem5er st, 1870. T4stf
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Notice.

TWENTY-FIVE old weave :, and tw enty five ew
4 hands wa nted learn on weaving ~ The Dwight
NJ AnuGscturng Company, Chieopee, Mass Good
wages will be paid. None but females wanted.
rI4nf GEO. H. NYE, Sun'r
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HO FOR MINNESOTA!
100 Acre Farm Free .!

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The Northwestern Colonization and Free Homestead
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MANHOOD 18th EDITION

CoRREcTED REVISED UTHoT. E. r.
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Town TreaSurcr'S Office.

MONTPELIER, June S'h, 1871.
The Coupons Of the Bonds OF this Town, due july
Isf, VIII be paid att the First National Bank
Montpelier.
L. B.. ROSS. Tol-u Treasurer.