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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
Anna Parker's will.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held
WAsHrSaroN DIsTRlcT, IS. st Montpelier, with n
ISL.
A n instrument purPOrting to be the lsst Will and
n TIE lament OF Anna Psrl late OF East honfpe
lier IN a>ed, being presented The
Court by J. V. r Kent, he Executor therein named
for Probate:
ordered by said Court that all pc, sons concern
ed theT Elm be gifted appear session Of said
Court be he "a the Probate Gfce in Montpelier,
the 23d day CT May u. le7l, and show cause, If
they may fsve agsir tie Probate of said viii for
who purpose il is further ordered that copy Of ht
record of this der he published three weeks success
lively in The Green Nountsin Freensn print ed at Mont
peIier, previous said time appointed fo- hearing.
BY the Court,
FSu3 Auest-N g. CHASE PSelster
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| SAFETY OF DR.. LIVINGSTONE. - Earl Gran
vile announced in the House of Lords, May
/ 9Th, that the government had received oficia
dispatches confirming the reports of tn,
safety Of DR.. Livingstone, the African tray
eler, and also giving assurance that his i'm
mediate wants had been provided for
! A LADY horse-thief . has been convicted
/ in North Carroll ma, another step in the wO-
man movement.
| A flood in the Racket river, caused by the
/ giving way Of a reservoir fifty miles abov,
! Potsdam, Lawrence county, y. Y. capsized
machine shop at the latter place on Sun
day, and partly overturned a furniture man
uiactory
/ Six hundred and ninety-nine men are EN-
ployed underg roand at the Hoosac Tunnel
/ ll6 above. The pay roll Of last year
amounted to nearly halt a million OF dollars
! 4 Pickwickian settlement has been reached
/ by the Sultan of Turkey and the khedive OF
/ Egypt, and the cab informs US that "a their
Misunderstanding has been entirely dissipa-
ted. =
The season Of clam-hakes in Rhode Island
is at hand.
A family IN Portland, Ne, have two
Swedes in their EN- plOy who are learning the
English language. The other day one Of
them was requested to 70 and call George,
meaning the man servant. In a few mo-
ments she returned with three nightcap s from
the clio hes line.
The inauguration Of Presid Angel over
the Michigan University will take place in
June.
Senator Sumner has received an invitation 70
deliver an address before the st. Louis AgrI-
Z IL, Al "A En- -,
The Sultan has sent an embassy to Berlin
to congratulate the Emperor William upon
bis accession to the throne of Germany.
Fruit Is abundant in Florida Bhckber-
riee, raspberries, AMI Strawberries are selling
at reasonable prices.
\ resolve to provide for an amendment to
the Constitution 50 as 10 give women the
right Of suffrage defeated in the Massa-
chusetts House by a vote Of o to GS
Tea culture is fast becoming "A feature of
Importance in the Southern and Western
states, and II il claimed that in few years
enough Of tea will grow in those sections to
% met the homo consumption.
\ pelican, eight feet two inches across It's
outstretched wings, and with bill one foot
TWO inches long, Is the trophy OF a Chippewa
Falls (Wisconsin) sportsman. The bill has
been preserved as pattern for the doctors
and lawyers IN the vicinity.
Elizabeth Mary Powell lat " a teacher
at Vassar College, has been Invited to he
come associate resident pastor Of the free
Congregational Society of Florence, Mass
A Duluth paper says one Of the streams
falling into Lake Superior from the north is
called =" Temp rance river, because it is the
ouly one of all the tributaries Of the lake
that has no bar at its mouth.
The munifeent gift of ten thousand dol
lars to The Media Institution. Dartmouth,
by f. w. Stoughton. Esq Of New York, for
a museum Of Pathological Anatomy, Will
supply a need long felt, and form an attrac-
ton 10 the school, which few, if any like in
situations in the country, have Or. Phelps
will have special charge of 1t.
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Xiba RiCe'S will.

STATE OF VERMONT, / In Probste Cou't held
WAsBING1oN DIsTRIcT, S. Moi pelieT within and
fer said District the 26ih day OF April A. 1871:
A " ISSTRU 1ENr nurpOrting TO be the las Will
n and Testament Of ba Rice, late of Naitsfed
IN sid district. d. ceased. being presented TO the
Court by j. H. Hastings, having the custody thereof
fer Probate 1t e ordered by said COur' that III per
sons noerned therein be notified 70 appear at
sion of said be held The Probate Oficr in
No tp IS day of May, A d. Is7I
and show cause, If any tiny may hive, against the
Probate of said ~ l for which Purp il is further
lshed three wee s Excessively in the Green Mountain
Freeman, pripted Montpelier previous said time
appointed for hearing.
Bythe Court.
IlsW5 Attest-S. a CHASE. Reg ster
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CoURr DECIsIoN. \ case wau decided in
the court Of common pleas at Rome, N. y,
last week, which is Of considerable interest
to many in Vermont, who have unwittingy
signed notes in blank to be filled up and dis
posed of by rascally patent right agents.
A Mr. Wells signed what he supposed was a
bond to bind an agreement whereby he was
to become the agent for the sale Of patent
fork made by parties in Lee, n. j., but in
fact signed note for 5000, which the patent
party disposed of to Mr.. Cook, the plaintiff,
who claimed to be an innocent holder, and
has some $4,000 in similar notes accord
ing to his affidavit produced on this trial,
The jury returned verdict for the deiendent
with costs
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Veni, Vidi, Wei.
Came, 4 Saw, Conquered.
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MONTPELIER, VT,
WEDNESDAY, MAY l., 1871.

We te5ire TO make the FREEMAN particularly
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Consumption Can be Cured.

LINZ Rock, Conn, Dec. 30th, 1870.
DR. VAN HUHAELL---hy Dear SV.-When began
your treatment many of my friends had hope of nv
recovery, and they say IL does possible
that could : comfortable. One year ago was
very poorly, md had not used your InhaBg Fluids
and your other remedies, would have been dead long
After began your treamsn mt, rested confenied
for I almost confident IL would cure II has
done wonders Had Or. BisselI raised up to
where 1 now he would have thought he had done
remarkably. But he could not, and I think he
feel hat cha gIined after saying 50 much
sgainst you and your treatment But am thankful /
did not heed his wor1S; that had energy and will
enough give your treatment trial We new er shall
regret doing BY the mercy of God and your To-
haling Fluids my life has been spared.
Very truly yours,
ANNA WHITE.
My practice being confined to the Eose Throat aud
Lungs so my remedies specially designed for local
application to those organs refer by permission,
the following patients who have been treated by
with Inhang Fluids: q. Everett RI ssel, Counsellor
ai-iaw, y Wall Strert, New York Mr. HIM. Williams,
2l5 East Fifteenth Street, New York Mr. G. 3. OrseF
252 West Seventeenth Street, New York Mr.. {. d.
sutton, 653 Broadway, New York J. r. Van Ness, e25
Greenwich Street, New York J. w. Chaee, CASTLE,
New York, and many others.
Patients treated by letter al their homes, by
ing list of some 50 questions by which the
and OF the disease indicated. FOR informs
ton, list Of questions, sc, address
= VAN HUMAELI., III. ID.
falew4 40 West Twsnrysirth Street. New Vera
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y. The Author OF the shove named medical
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.. lar- ly sending us local intelligence. Give US
...-4ad ve viii arrange them for the paper
TIM New SAVINGS BANk.-The stockhold-
--fn Tile Montpelier Savings Bank met at
-as office 5f Samuel Wells, Esq, on Friday
rs. fr organic alton and the election Of
trustees Tae meeting was fairly attended
.rt Ne-srs Homer W Heaton, George w.
~.. James w Block, Albert Johonnott
.aiNahI5n Taplin were duly elected trustees
r-e meeting adjourned without electing
treasurer as required BIZ the Statute under
talea such companies are organized, or
rather 70 the provisions (which this company
,-s -lhiect by their charter. We understand
new meeting will be called to remedy this
mission The Bank is favored by many
-.r best citizens, and it will be seen that
--e ard IF managers elected on Friday is
ar5-eI Of men who have the full confidence
. rtai- business community.
..s.E-A sociabIe will be held at
Bethany Church vestry, this "wednesday
. evening. at + ID O'Clock, to raise funds to
aplete the improvements in the Church
rounds Refreshments viii be served, con
. .-aa- Office cream, sandwiches, cake and
Admission, 10 cents.
g.t>1 Musical RE-UNIoS.-We are in
rl.l 81 L \. Ordway, Drum MAYOR Ger
.-s. 4. Chelsea, that the annual reunion
AID raraia of the martial music of Orangc,
N..r- Ton, and Caledonia counties, viii
#at Washington on Tuesday June 9th.
aa a able time is promised, and the drum
.-I l.a viii hold high carnival on that day.
9v once sacred TO june Training"
l-.1e rom the usual exercises, there is to be
Matched play Of " drummists for the
url.nshipof the county-H b. D. Allen
Chelsea having accepted the challange Of
Harry Grant Of Vershire to a musical, not
rial, combat. Watson, the hotel keeper,
FINISHES dinner and horse keeping at low
azure and If ali the world and the rest Of
.nkins DO not put in an appearance at
Washington. June 9Th, they will not hear the
music Of Ger. Ordway's full brigade for
b. tier twelve month That's all We have
ay
W.rE steadily progressing On the
'--.-I..,4 -
-. 90 -
3d.
O ~ Brown n this village left
sa-Halsr 9n " edue7day last for AankJ3n,
'a ..l.i3- eity oil p'So'a territory Col.
-. r. - -.
' 49, o0'o707
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Vermont Items.
ADDISON COUNTY.

The Granville pass over the Green Noun
tains is two thousand three hundred and
forty feet above the ocean.
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Wsntn employment from s @ 10 SIOO per month
should address ZlkGLER & McEURDY, Springfield,
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fRANkLN COUNTY.
oR,NGE COUNTY.

y charge Of blasting powder spIit a loz
and Lewis J ns-' heal, killing him instant
w, at sheldon, last week.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-17

H. s Flint. stage driver Of West Con
cord, was arrested not long since for stealing
or losing ~2sj 40, the am junt Of an express
collection bill lie had been drunk for some
days. The stage proprietor will not be IN a
hurry to hire another man that carries q jug
in hIs stage.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-17

Arson Parker IL the champion trapper Of
londonderry lie has caught this season,
- foxes, Ininks, : musk-rats, coOns and
6 skunks-
\ little girl in Jamaica, on recent windy
dav, was blown off a bridge into a stream,
and fell fifteen feet, narrowly escaping death
on tho rocks.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-17

4 fcy days since as animal was seen pass
ing through the garden OF George Burroughs
Of Newbury. \ dog was put on its track
and soon came up with it, but found more
than it, match. John Burroughs, hearing
the yelling Of the dog, ran with his gun, AM
shot an otter that measured about SIX feet in
length.
West Randolph boasts Of having the sim
glest man living Last year his cows calf
hat no foii this year it had no tail and only
one cVe The neighbors expect that next
wear the COW will be allowed no calf at all
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-01-03

LIFE IN MExIco.-Our Sister Repub.
lie; Sightseeing and Adventure in Trop.
ical Mexico. By Col, Albert s. Evans.
illustrated Columbian Book Co., Hart
ford Ct w. +. Bliss, Toledo, o.
Mexico is n wonderful and beautiful
Country and from its earliest history has
been land of romance. Its Attic civil
ization was the wonder of Europe, and
its riches inAamed the avarice of the old
Spaniards to madness Its wonderfully
rich valleys teeming with life, its sublime
snow-clad mountains and volcanoes, its
elegant, highly cultivated upper classes,
descendants of the proud castilans, and
its lower laboring peasantry its stern
Sierras the retreat Of brigands and out
laws, its numberless cathedrals rich in
legendary lore, its history largely occu.
pied with the details of factions, led by
the most desperate remorseless tyranta,
furnish most engaging themes OF study
for the traveller in Mexico. With such
material the author who failed to make
an interesting book would be dull indeed.
Col. Evans enjoyed unequaled facilities
for thorough acquaintance with that
romantic country, and has given his ex-
perience in a fascinating narrative, which
is often lighted up with vivid word.paint-
ing. His keen, practical observation of
everything that is interesting, exciting,
ludicrous, valuable. and amusing, and his
terse, graphic mode of telling it, make
his pages sparkle with wit, and instinct
with ever-varying pictures of Mexican
life in all its phases. The work is full of
information of novel and interesting
character: the stories of incident and ad.
venture are delightfully."- piquant and
entertaining, and are interspersed with
thrilling historical "reminiscences, and vivid
and life-like descriptions of whatever is
most striking in the scenery, people and
monuments of the most picturesque coun.
try on the continent. The author was
familiar with the language Of the people,
and therefore able to spice his story with
much local anecdote and dialogue, while
his lively sense of the grotesque aud
humorous found ample opportunity for
qualification wherever he went. He has
given us-in spite of some defects in
style-a thoroughly fresh, interesting.
timely and valuable book, which cannot
fail to be popular with all classes.
The engravings are abundant aud ex-
cellent, and illustrative ofsalient features
Of Mexican life and scenery, adding much
to the attractions Of the book, which is
handsomely published by the Columbian
book Co., of Hartford; Conn, and W.
E. Bliss of Toledo, Ohio, and sold only
by subscriptions rare chance for Agents,
who are wanted in every town.
The book is full of good things, but
we have room for only an extract or two
at a this time.
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plices but the time was passed for that
in England and the Judge who tried him
would not permit it.
The sudden death Of the most power.
ful man in England, the kings main stay
in his war on Liberty, had no important
consequences ofany kind except perhaps
to confirm the king in his hatred of the
Puritans, and in his determination to
govern without the aid of Parliament.
Charles |, was an ncurable fool. Per-
sistins in his fatal policy, he paid the
just penalty of his crimes on the scaffold.
The son Of the slain favorite inherited his
title, his enormous wealth and his faults.
Under Charles II, he ran a career of dis
honor similar to that of his father, and
died in obscurity, the object of q nations
just contempt. So fruitless of all good
consequences is the assassin's stroke, even
when it rids the country Of man who
seems the direct and sole cause of its un-
happiness.
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Roetru.


Still sits the schoql-house by the road,
A ragged begsar summing;
Around it still the summnchs grow,
Aud blackberry vines are running.
Within, the masters desk is seen,
Deep Scared by raps official;
The warping floor, the battered seats,
The jack-knife's carved initial,
The charcoal frescoes on its wall
Its doors worn still, betraying
The feet that, creeping slow to school
Went storming out to playing!
Long years ago a winter sun
Shone over it at setting;
Lit up its western window panes
And low caves icy fretting.
1t touched the tangled golden curls,
And brown eyes full Of grievng.
OF one who still her steps delayed
When all the school were leaving
For near her stood the little boy
Her childish favor singled;
His cap pulled low upon face
Whore pride and shame was mingled.
Pushing with restless feet the snow
To right and left, he lingerod;--
AS restlessy her tiny hands
The blue-checked apron fingered.
He saw her lift her eyes, he felt
The soft hands light caressing,
And heard the tremble of her voice,
As If a fault confessing.
I'm sorry that spelt the word
l hate to go above you,
Because, the brown eyes lower fell
Because, you sec, love you"
Still memory to grey-haired man
That sweet child face is showing,
Dear girl! The grasses on her grave
Have forty years been growing.
lie lives to learn In life's hard school
How few who pass above him
Lament their triumph and his loss,
Like her-because they love him,
j. g. WBiifiER