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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-09-25
OBJ frfeman.
MONTPELIER, VT,
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1872

we desire to make the FREEMAN particularly
-.I-r4lle for its news from all parts of Vermont,
..-l aurfrieuds n different parts fthe State, es
n...4rIyin Washington, Orange and LamoilleC oun
.t.-. vii! confer great favor upon us and our
~. rar- bv sending US local intelligence. Give us
-- anH we viii arrange them for the paper.
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DR.. PUMLEY

Who has been spending some ums 10 rn.ade'ph
81 KliHs' Bsirjsao Institute and Cancer Ir--uI- ~ ~
be pleased TO see after October 1t. abb Of hi, ..
Patients, in Chronic diseases, and pecaly all new
suffering from Cancers. Tsao-s ana Malignant
Diseases. Send Tor circu'ar-,-
LEDELPHIA PA.
sept. lsih, Is72. -39w4.
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Are V. Rawson.s Estate.

STATE or NERjONT. In PrHasre count heii
" ASH ngI DISTETgr. ss.N Montpelier. IN said
District. OF the Ped day OF Seureuber A ID le1E
VV-ILLIAM WINCH. Adm illustrator Of the estste II
w Are '. Rsw-on. late CT Worcester ID SAID Dis
trct deceased. his ad ration amt for
examination and allowance, snd makes sppiicR tiuu
Tor a decree OF distribution "a partition e te estate
% sid deceased.
Whereupou DC ordered by said Court that said aecon
and said application be referred 90 session thereof
held 81 the Probate once u said Montpelier the ism
dav OF October. A. ID. 1872, for hearing an. deCIs
thereon And 10 rs further ordered that notice hereof
given all persons Interested, Us publication of the
same three wees >ucccesveIv iu the Mountain
Freeman, a newspaper. published AT Montpelier pre-
vious said appoint "a FOR hearing that they
appear at said time and place and. show If any
they may have whv sara account should be allowed
aud such decree made,
b. the Court. Attest.
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For the Freeman.
IS Calai.. Sent- p. }

East Calais, Sept. %, 1872.
MR. EDITOR Dear SIR II noticed in
your FREEMAN Of last week, an article head
cd, &c A Portrait of Greeley BY his Biogra-
rapher" / think it no more than fair that
you give us a portrait of Grant by his
B.ographcr-A D. Richardson This is the
style Of language be uses
While attending horse race, mis- fayorite
=. It.- r. id NE never speak 20 me again If you
do lll kick yOu''
You will find this on page I37 sand on
the same page (l3S)
lie went about q good deal with horse-fanciers.
took ms drinks smoked his pipe necessarily" g.
And on page l49 in speaking Of his
drunkenness
p That Die fell Sd far under the influence of this
ll -lilou- foe tina IutimatIon reached him that
Ollie lal notice would be taken OF it, II he did not
place his res -uatIou IN the hands Of the command
emit. q, he forwarded 90 Washington al the first
repetition of the offence
lie accordingly sent IN his resignation.
This was written in 1868, when he was can
didats for President, and of course the
author would make as favorable a report as
possible of his habits.
Yours respectfully
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VIM. w. WILSON'S Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, holden
WAsHiSGToN DrsrRICT,ss at Montpelier, within and
for said District, the l4h day Of September A d.
1872.
TRUMAN c KELIOS, Administrator The e. tate
i of VIM. ". Wilson, lat. O, East Montpelier, IN
SAID District, deceased presents his administration
account for settlement.
WhereupOn it IS ordered that he be referred 10
the Sth day of october the Probate Office in
said Montpelier for ami lion and allowance and
that all concerned be notied hereof by publication
of ID Is order the Green Mountain Freeman printed
at Montpelier three weeks excessively as soon as
may be, that they may appear, and At said time aud
place, II they cause, object thereto.
BY the {. urL-Auest
rqRruH HARVEY TILnEN. .Ini.-.
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EnR SALE

A DWELLING house with out-buildings and i've
n and one half Of land. pleasantly stusied on
Berlin street halt mile from Montpelier Village
Also twenty and half OF land, near ina
above, which viii be old with II or separately.
J. F. STONE. tpeller- vi.
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: WELLS. Clerk.
Notice.

THE annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF the Mont
pelier Manufacturing Company, Tor the elecuon Q
Directors for the year ensuing, ana th uansacton OF
any other proper businesf will be heid al the once
Samuel Wells in Montpelier on Tuesday, tn eth da
of October next, AZ one O'Clock, P NJ
BY order of the DIRECTORS,
F37w3 GAS WELLS, Clerk
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drunkenness
Yours respectfully


REMARKS Whether the above sketch Of
Gen Grants former habits and manners is a
fair one or not, it is perhaps proper to OBJ
serve that he was then Democrat, and might
possibly have INDUCED in language and
department not wholly unsuted to his politi-
cal associates especially if we take Mr.
Greeey's former estimate Of the character
istics Of the Democratic politician Of that
time as a correct portraiture
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MISCELLANEOUS.


MISCELLANEOUS.
VI gze4zRI11gBS
-
AVllSI3a.gy;; sIAAs3i&A
Vinegar Hitters are not a vic Fancy Drink.
made OF Poor Rum, Whisky. Proof Spirits ana
Refuse Liquors. doctored. spiced. and sweetened
Restorers.' Sc, that lead the tIpper on 10 drunk
enness aud ruin hut are true Medicine, made
from tie native roots ana herbs OF California free
nom all Alcoholic SJImulautS. They are the Great
Blood Purifier ana a LIie-giviug Principle Perfect
RenpKaJur and lnVIg0ratUr OF the system. carrying
OF al poisonous matter and restoring the blood
= heallaF condition eIlflchiHg IT, refreshing ana
uvIEoratnlg both mind and body They are easy
or administration, prompt IN their action certain
IA theT results. sale and reliable IA al forms Of
disease
40 Person oai. take these Bitters accord
ing 10 directions, ana remain long UnWe provided
their bones are not destroyed 10y mineral poison
or otter means and The vital organs wasted beyond
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Headache. Pain
in The shoulders. Coughs. nghtneSs of The Chest.
Dizziness sour ErueJarouS OF the stomach, Bad
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Washington County Court.

HoN. ASAHEL PECK, Presiding Judge.
ink. JOSIAH WOOD, I ,e;s+,. r,,5,.s
f-.S JANUS CRO>SETT, I - Ae r.
HIRAM CARLETON, States Attorney.
{ 81. BROWN, sheriff.
TTTUER NEWCOMB, Clerk.
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NO EECE.

THE annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF th
/ Montpelier Manufacturing Go. for the selecuon
Directors for the year suing, and the TRANSACTION
samuel Wells in Montpelier Tuesday, the eIh da
Of October next, al one O'Clock P. II.
BY order OF the Directors. - -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-09-25

The next Legislature of Maine will be
more largely Republican than any that has
preceded it. The Senate will contain but
one Democrat-and that is in doubt-and
the House will contain 126 Republicans to
25 Democrats and Liberals. Last year there
were 80 Democrats in the House and Dem
ocrats in the Senate. The majority for govern
or is over 1900, and for congressman over
49, 600. The entire vote is several thousands
less than it was two years ago.
GAkRET Davis, one of the Senators from
Kentuckey, died last Sunday. He was II
years of age, and had been a long time in
public life.
1T is now said that Mr.. Sumner has posi-
lively declined to allow the use Of his name
as the Greeley candidate for governor Of
Massachusetts,
ELECTIONS will be held as follows in
October;
October 8th-Indiana, election of state
officers and congressman
Iowa, election of state officers and con-
gressmen;
Nebraska, election of state officers and a
congressman;
Ohio, election of state officers and con-
gressmen;
Pennsylvania, election oil state officers and
congressman
Dakota, election of delegate to Congress
Politics is getting rather warm in South
Carolina, if we may judge from the follow
ing telegram from Charleston the 22d inst
A personal alteration occurred in a res
taurant in Columbia, last night, between Mr.
Montgomery, president Of the State Senate,
and Samuel Melton, the regular republican
candidate for the Office of attorney general.
In the melee Mr.. John ID. Caldwell and
Major j. NJ. Morgan, two friends Of Melton,
who intertered to separate the combatants,
were shot Caldwell was instantly killed,
and Morgan but slightly wounded The
verdict Of the corOner's Jury charges Upper,
a friend of Montgomery's, with the wIllful
and malicious shooting Of Caldwell. The
affair, owing much to the social position of
the participants, causes much excitement
Caldwell is a brOther-in-law of C. ). Senator
Robinson, and Morgan a son-in law of Geo
A. Trenholm, late secretary of the conieder-
ate treasury. The tragedy grew out of
ordinations and re-criminations Of politi-
cal nature.
4 Practical JokE.-Brlck Pomeory per
petrated practical joke on Matt Carpen-
ter his way to Louisville last week
Brick and his crowd of ten or fifteen stopped
at the Burnset House, in Cincinnati. for
breakfast While there he met Carpenter
The hotel bill was eight or nine dollars, and
as he left the hotel he told the clerk to
charge 1t to Matt. Carpenter which was
done. Brick then sent word to Carpenter
tina. he had been accus ed Of travelling at
Grants expense, and this was the first chance
he had OF doing 1t. Carpenter, he said,
could draw on Washington for money
Carpenter enjoyed the Joke and paid the
money. but said he didn't believe be would
ever get his money back.-Frse Press.
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THE MONTPELIER
Savings Bank & Trust Co,
Capital, $4,000

y" FJLOCUI' DOOOOO
HOMER w. HEATON, President.
GEO. W..SCOTT, Vice President.
W. G. FERRIN, Treasurer.
ALERT JoHoNNoTT,
JAMES w. BROCK,
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GEO. W. SCOTT,
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scott &c COS.
NATURES REMEDY. ~
YEGE.TTNE En-
The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER =

VEGETINE Is mace exclusively from juices uf tie
carefully selected BARhS, ROOTS and If ERBS, and
strongly that viii cgectuslly eradi-
cate from tF= system every faint Of SCROFULA
SCROFULOUS HUNOR, TUMORS, CANCER. CAN
CEROUS HUMOR. ERYSI"ELAS, SALT HEUM
SYPHILITIC DISEASES, CANkER, FAM TNESS
AT THE STOMACH. and all diseases that arse from
impure blood SCIATICA. INFLAMNfA TORY AND
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, GOUT
and SPINAL COMPLAINTS, can only he efIectually
cured throu Oh the blood.
For ULCERS and ERUPTIVE DISEASES or the
SKIN. pUSTULES. PIMPLES. BLOTCHES, BOIIsS,
TETTER, SCALD HEAD and RiNGWORM, Eege
til has never failed TO effect permanen cure
For PAINS IN THE BACK, KIDNEY con-
PLANTS. UROPSY, FEMALE WEAKNESS, LEU
CORRH GA, arising from internal ulcerBii ion. and
uterine dIheases and GENERAL DEBILITY veg
etIne directly upon The OF these com
plants II Invlgorates and strengthens tire whole sys
TEN, acts upon the S-cretve organs, sHays indamm&
ton, cures liberation, and regulates the bowels
For CATARRH, DYSPEPSIA, HABlTUAL cos
RIVENESS, PALPTTATfON OF THE HEART,
HEADACHE, PILES. NERVOUSNESS and GENE
tai prostratiOn of the NERVOUS SYSTEM, no
medicine has ever given such perfect satisfacuonas the
Ve2etine. puries re blood clea nses all oil the
organs, and possesses controlling power over the
Nervous system.
The remarkab!e cures effscted-by Vegettne have
induced many physicians and apOJhecares whom we
know 10 prescribe and il in their own families.
In fact, Vegetine is the b. 81 remedy yet discov
cred for above Diseases and is the on y reliable
BLOOD PURIFIER vet placed beforelhe public
Prepared by HI. Il. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
Price SIPS. Sotd by all druggists. FN5m3eOw
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Richardson. Merriam & Co.'S.
Window & Door Frames

Brackets OF amy style, Nawels Balusters and Stair
Rails. Is al J. p. HILL Shop, South Brre- VI
4 large and good assortment Of MOULDlNGS
DOORS. SASH aud BLINDS can be found at The shop
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S5fOS9O per day Agents wanted . All classes Of
old make more money al work Tor in their spare
moments or all thu time, than at anything else. Par
uculars Tree. Address g. Stluson X Co. Portland,
FNS>Vt
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Dr.. Wells Ext. OF Jurubeba

retains an the medicinal virtues peculiar TO the ant
and must be taken 4 perm nant curative agent.
Is there want of action in your Liver &
Spleen! Unless relieved al once, the blood becomes
impure BY dseterous seCTeuonS, producing scrouous
skin disc asses Botcles, Fsons- Pbstules, Canker
PImpleS g..
Take Jurubeba q cleanse purify md restore the
. vEtfs-ed btoCi to healthy action.
Have you a DysPepttc stomach! Unless
StIun promptly aided, The system Is debilitated
with loss OF vital force poverty OF tina Blond. DrOps
cal Tendency. General Wea kness Lassirrde.
Take 10 70 ASST. o EsslIon tl8gr Rcu0a, will
inpart Youthful viE1r ra the wearV sufferer
Have yO Vyeai %ness o the Intestfnes
0u in danger % Chronic Dtarrh1sa the dread
iul LOFT ann auon OF the Bowels.
Take al y jruta- aud ward of teuiency 0
lUri AnmationS.
Have you Wea kuess Of the Uterine OF
Urinary Organs You must procure instant
lisf YOU H4ole 20 sufs Ing worse than death.
Take it TO strengthen orga tic weakness life be
comes burden.
Fuailr IL sI0uid be frequently taken 10 keep the sys
ten 10 per eCt health You are otherwise IN great
danger 81 malara- mi1smauc OF contagious diseases
JOHN a KELLOGG, Il Plat ST., n
Sole agent fol he United States.
Prios one Dollar per bottle. Send tor CircLl3r.
FN35,v4
elm made from 80 cts Can and evamIue or y SAN
- i f-F.a "a Il
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-..Aa TEMPERANCE MEETNG.-An
interest in the temperance effort
.. AZ. va~ again evidenced by full
IS" n. sunday evening. Rev. }. E.
lg l..teI tile meeting. A strong
rra ~ prohibition, in behalf Of the wives
aaI families >. the inebriate, written by a
aar aftle village and read by the chairman,
.a.m.I that legal measures ought not to be
-aar.d PSI those who have the power to act
through them. This opinion, although that
-he minority, perhaps. occasionally finds
sar---.ou, and in Justice to those who en-
r-a.a e. should, we think, receive " respect
considerations"
Sol. We-tgate addressed the audience at
length OH the propriety of a pledge Of
abstinence, arguing that in this as in
works OF principle, it is emphatically best
.h.w our coIors.
several brief speeches followed; that of
ST. Charles Poland, young man, appearing,
...r- .ar the first time before an audience
matter Of public interest, elected much
a-., and what is better. earnest com
aH.amore quietly expressed. Speak
..y ou all points, one to which we
Pr intended TO give prominence, was
IF our citizens TO present more
arl attractive hospitality 10 the
M.a temporarily residing among us.
.n1r shown ourselves too Indifferent
-- .aim~-the social needs Of the
".san-. -cp was then taken, and
/. tota. abstinence from the use Of
..a-nz liquors as beverage was
l - tie audience for signature.
N one hundred names were recorded.
.aaE 9t the~eare new recruits under this
He have not yet learned but as one
.- .Hu after another went forward for
H.s, and not young men alone, but
u.J-e age and high social position,
...- never stood on this ground before,
there was cause for joyous thanks
.-. .- well as for the extreme reluctance
switch the meeting was brought to a
H. Good grant that these e. first fruits
--uumer's labor " are His sure prom
- ta- greater '' in-gathcring of a
a.r..-t. ATTENDANT
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HORACE GREELEY and FAMILY.

An elegant Engraving perfect Ikenesse, 22x2S nche
SEM by mail 81 also .mpaign Goods, on silk tT5a9
Badge ind one plated 2lc, sample latest styles Wed
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SEVEN RARKS.

THE Acetum Hydr is for sale at the store of
i Gross, Montpelier. Orlena Hoyt Agent for Montpel
Ter, East MONTPELIER, Calais, Woodbury. worcester
Middlesex and Waterbury, VT.
August 3lst, 1872 FN3sw4
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The dwelling house Of Oscar TOmlinson of
Huntington, was burned on the 18th inst.
with most Of the furniture and provisions
1t is supposed the fire caught from defec-
tive hue. Loss $500. insured for $1,000.
The first = ttler who came into Burlington
was Felix Powell, in the year 1913
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Il u pGyssc winch give temper ary
tie sufferer for the first 'eyv doses, bur which, from
continued brings Piles ami Kindred diseases aid
4kenirg the invalid, it doctored liquor,
wh sh- under the popular name of - Bit err, is
Ter lively p4lmed Of the public sovereign
e. tut it Is most powerful Tonic and al
terative. pronor' ced by the leading medical
fl1rues To liun Paris, aud has been long used
regular physicians of o.her countries with
d-rfuI remedial results
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i r HI = 3HO +
SOUTH BARRE. VT.
Best Facilities fOr Manufacturing

Of ANY shop iu tile Stte and Is selling good article
very cheap, PAIN TED and TRIMMED if you wish
The besI place to GET M9ELpiNGS Is AZ g. P
Mills Shop South Barre VI. he has recently adj
ded one at
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SEMINARY LacruaEs.--A series OF weekly
re- before the students of the Seminary
introIIa this Wednesday, even
#-H II Prof B. F. Lcggett, who will give an
.nentaliccture on Chemical Affinity -
fa- will be followed by lectures from Prof.
Bush, Rev James Morrow, Dr. Ii. s.
Cutting Pros 4. y. W. CJxe, and others,
popular subj .e.- of general interest The
es eannl, tail to be d profit tJ the
young people who are favored, az well as
.a.- who may attend. The lectures will
aaenec at o'clock.
lra Wells RIyEE RNLR3AD.-We shall
sable t. give our readers next week some
statements respecting the progress Of the
work en the IS c.i- river railroad, which will
explain the delay in completing that work
-ai- fall OF course the stockholders and the
public are anxious that the work should be
.mp.etod but they are also anxious that
what Is, on the whole for the best interest @
t.e e,aI should be done. The Directors are
tl- a1-cdIy all working for what they re-
CARL a- the good Of the enterprise, and it is
HH--Iy rnsular that they should not be en-
t-er creed as % what ought to be done
3tt4e recen; session of the Central Ger
lr Conference held at Dayton, Ohio, Rev
la Morrow was received as an elder from
-e Wesleyan Conference of Ireland, and IN
--lv transferred by Bishop Simpson to
as Vermont Conference, and stationed at
.e.ier- We congratulate the Confer
Gins valuable accession to their ranks
Trinity Church on their rare good for
s-curinG such efficient pastor
A- --91 mas entered fully upon his work
pins ID hearty sympathy with every
lE.tl. being Just now specially promi-
1 -ae temperance movement in our VII
.NAt.-WE Understand that GEORGE
" HNc Esq, who has been Deputy Secre-
III d STATE, and Town Clerk Of Montpelier,
ut 20 remove from Montpelier. Mr.
wing has also been clerk in the State
-,.--ra-'s olHce here, and we understand
-- a place in that Office is to be taken by
/ s..a 81, Page, a son Of the Treasurer
I'D. John A. Page.
N FuEsIruRE. would call the at
%. OUT patrons t. the large stock o
1 -at Furniture and House Furnishing
s'-. III NcD5NALD's FURNISHING STORE
u state Street. Also Room Paper
4 Carpets, Picture Frames, all
i .-9- Burial Caskets, Collins and robes
4 -w.i find all these goods equal to tn,
@n- as Iow as the lowest
4 -o s, Johnsbury Times passed out 0
II ,-1-o last week, and in its place will ap
Il tHe Vermont Farmer, heretofore Of
II "Flt- Cummings & Hoskins the pro
A 4-'rs .. the latter sheet, pay $4,000 fol
/ concern. The paper will at once b,
--'iel 10 the size Of the New ENGLAND
Il and will be devoted principally to
4 --liiure Il viii be published at St
4 '--lslury.
f'e- Pres says We are authorized b,
F'ns'ee Of Hartford, TO say that be is
/ e'adld''e i9r the Spsakership of the
/ 1lss' Bat in common with the eptir
i I-s'f County delegation favors the cleo
Il "'a ID Mr. Henry of Chester.
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