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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30
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MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The Peruvian Syrup, n Protect
ed Solution Of the PrOtOride Of
Iron, as so combined as to hare
the character of an GEinlent, as
easily digested and dSSinliEdted
aCith the blood as the sim DIest
food. 1t increases the quantity
Of Natures OICH FitdIi<in1
agent. Iron ia the blood, and
cures "a thousand u.s." simply
or TORipg mp. InUigOrdting anal
T~itdIi<iag the System. The en-
TfcRed dHd CitdIi%ed blood per-
7ne0tcS eCery part Of the bOdys
searching ont morbid Secre-
lions, and tearing nothing for
disease to Jeed upon.
This is the secret Of the tCOIt-
dcTTUI success Of this remedy iiE
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, DropSy, Chronic Diar-
rh0a, BoilS, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fcyers, HumOrs,
Loss of Constitutional Nigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and al diseases originating i1
a bad state Of the blood. or dc-
COnpdHtied 6Y debility or q IOtO
state Of the system. Being free
from 4tcOhOI. in any form, its
e1Iergt=iHO effects are not JOE-
toured by corresponding redc-
ton, but are permanent, inJiL-
sing strength. TigOr, and netO
Ire into al parts of the system,
and building up an Iron Com
stjtUtiOn.
Thousands hare been changed
by the uSe Of this remedy. from
1CeGk, SickIy. suffering cred-
lures. to strong. healthy, and
happy men ana uCOnlen; and
iflUdIidS cannot reasonably hes
ttdte to 0iCe ii a trial.
See that each bottle has PERU.
WAN SYRUP 6IOtU5s In the glass.
Pamphlets Free.
J.. p. DIRSMoRE, Proprietor,
No. SO Dey st, New York.
sold 10y Druggists gsnsrAuy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30
L.. Daniels ESTATE

SrAr+ %" vER~"Sr In Probate Court, 7ei
4. A-Hr<S ON nt.FRIos So - HtLtpeHer, IN "a
DIS NJ "a he a q d.y Of C der, A. d 1872
MN n. c. kk, Adntntstr- n Of b esra's o
w sylvester t.. Dam 10, late Of n d ! sex, 30 So
ID s-irI de ea~e1, prs-nt Il aim a. ramon secoun
or 4 IN u>uon a 9 &law-Use, ana n ks az 'ics'
. IA for a d-crse { de riauu n aad Psruuon OF b
e~tae ( -s1 ec-,s-L
Sh-rrupoH, - 1riered BY sd C'urtShat $50 {
counJaud - d pie,voa Be- ref-rred to = <e-sion her
Of. &C &c feld a. tn p oo~te NJ SAID ontPen r
O n 8 d , Of rov-nber. 40 s72, o hearing m
declsiun ereon ann, II . tut hef Or cred, q
o.tiN- u-r OF ctveu o. 81 o Ts1us IN er Std % cub
irago ~ { r ssH- th--e week. ucc s-iv-tN IN n
GT-n Noun an Freeman, a 4 ~Spape1 puNhehtd .
MoG fpe e. prev uu- . sad TN Appointed Tor hear
NJ hat they ~ rppear sal l2r nj plac-
an show cause 4 3 } Ib~y nay b We. why sali 8
couat n II j not Be- >tlo~e tut 80 h decree mad
By Ia Court q -,
y42w3 y A. HAoE, R-sst-r.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30

''iNG UP.-Mr. Author Blncroft. who
recently bought and now occu pies tae
n. Storrs place on the corner of LOOMS
- LI'e y street,, is Civ ne the build NJ a
"'ng hIch will very much improve
'e appearance as well as the value o
pms :. Ben EFT s screws are under
l'u'e, md n n4,tcal phrase they - let
: d little yesterday and Arthur can
~ lOS how it seems 10 sleep on a side
'%ncro' I, VI Pa e and some others
zee doiEg d good job by inserting a
-. Ot4 dran for some distance, in the
10 rty street &, convey the = tIdai
undvr ground, that some times come
n ~ the b gher grounds above them
legi.c, a" 'th MI u ltvIg htretOture
n-c4 neeIed lm~prvve-entt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30

Dr.. TU-sEE says:-It is unnecessary 70,
me TO epumerate the dis ases for which the
VKGETGNE should be used. | know of n,
disease which will not admit Of it's use. wit.
good results. Almost innumerahle com
plants are caused by poisonous secretions j.
the blood. which can be entirely EXPELLED
from the system by the use o the VEGsrI>,
When the blood is perfectly ctea' sed, tn,
disease rapidly yields all pains ceasr
healthy action is promptly restored, and ID,
patient is cured"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30
ON MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects OF Erross and Abuses in early line Manic d
restored. Nervous debility cured. Impedinents TO
Marriage removed. New methods of usstment. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent
me, In scale envelopes.
address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. Q South
Street PhiladelpLia, Pa. r9yI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30

TN. SUISSE ,I8ERS having bean appel Rted by the
L ioLOt4 r. Probat, CeIrt Tor the District 81 Wash
tnEton. u ers to reces We, examine aud ao)uil
Al claim. aud d-m nds Of all persons against he es
- e Of Aspn4th Ford, lzIs OF Northneld ID > i'd District
drce.se epresented lnsrlvent ano the trTm OF sA
mon h. from n- 9th day OF September. 1872, being
allow q ~ sAid CluIt t. the credi tors OF said 4 ceased
I Il Ib,t aud prove their respective claims o@forT US
q We no lc-: Ih.t ~ viii attend TO The duties Of our
4p polnI-enI at the dwelling house Of ""htngton
Ford. in y 1rtLn-l-. in sio DR. met, on the second Sat
urdsxs Of No mber and F=oTn4ry next. al ten o'ci0ck
10 the forenoon a. each Of said days.
GEORGE NiCh oLS Commissioners.
49, RA2w3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30
Nofnce,

o. VERMONT. In Probate Court held
WAsHISeEOs uIsrRIcT. IS I Montpelier, With Z
an tor said district, on rs 10Th dag Of October 4. D.
l=7
Janus CROSSTTr, guardian OF Bertha Z Crnssetf,
81 Fanny A. Cros-ett and n illism A. troase't minor
:. l., ami cat on TO sad CoErt TOR license 70 sell
the Z ItnUi 2 described real estate OF his sad yard
o wit bei6 th-ir rights and inf-re In n real IS
ne al which said VILLAIN died Sc nd al p Gsessed
.epre--ut rS that the ale III reof for the puTp Se OF
putin 2 the pnnc-ed. OF su, b ale At interest or Investing
fre same ~ stock or real 60 ate would be beneficial
10 said wards. anu those ! 'tsre led n said real es ate
Wh- rsupOu. il - ordered by - d Court, IN { sar
.n,tication he r fsr-d { 4 session hereof 70 BE- b 1t
AZ Re Probate ufce in 50 d n hipelier. on the SIS
a. Of October A. d. 1872, foI ne ring and decision
,h-,son srd II IL further o. ds~ed. that Hll persons inf
t.restsd - uotiaed n-reof, by Eubhesuou Of notice o
s.id aoDliSAtl 0 nd ord T t1s go three week sue
-sstyefs the Green Mount IN FeeD q, printed q
Mont cher. befare said tins of D r n. thai they NAV
a : az AID time and place, and, II they see cause
D isct q err 10.
. HARVEY TTLDES Jufr-.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30

STAT FvtRNO T I Pro ate { urt ho'd
" snly6r = uisTNIc - n o tpe eF - It.Iu a
De, . ia dist . ia ID ! b La ut &C sbeF, a. ID le42.
IVA K OF. -dmIs- a Il on the 90 @ts 81 "a a
w Nulr,. OF n r own, . s&l1 d. tI
erlrm q
Wtere. pou, 1 H. ordered thst the same b. refe -
To n 3 uay { suv mbrT u II a e Sroba { ono
AID Ho1tJeI-r TOR mta< Du ~ To- &c n
ina All enc n d De- no. \ 1 be e Z b. the pub {
IN If tnl- o. 4 = "a lhe = e a IN aGh Fen u
pyiprrd = 80 t.-tl-r 4 e. " eGs suecessrV-ty a oct
as NAV ue. tn- hes IN ' appear .na a. sAA time al
place, D. tney : { cs - Obi G. .heseto.
r42.s HAR1kY TILDEN. Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30
20. ser u ''1 HAxskY rILDEN. Judge.
n4man u Pinn.O's vii.

: A. OF { H'NF Probae Cpu~r Z J.
V ASH5NGroN - s5sIcT s.. At Ahntp-i ~ n a q
Elrsaiu > = &C. n Uv lIJh DAY o &c oh =. A ID 1872;
\ Inst UMESI PutPoT iug 20 ne q last -
\ nd r-sr4mrut Il Hrnlal Il. p nDso late Of ~
Iesbu-v, u : 10 % n, t,lesra ed bvIn. pre- en- ed 60 thr
Iouu b, B-dI-h A Pn4eo he E1ecufE Y Their
named, OF 2 obsTe l. l. o oered BY sd touT, that a.
persons Concern q the sin be no Ined To- appear
a. session Z said Cour1 10 be b. Id a ms Probate CE-s
q x. tpeil-u on the 5 hday Of Mover Der A d. 1879,
an shoE Csus-, ! a-y they may have AgaIn-t IN
PROBATE q salu NIi: Ter which purpose II IL further
ord red, that a copy OF he record OF tins order 81 PUB
n.bed mr. week ssccessivrty ga the CIR en- Noun
II n Freenan p ipted 81 SODtpel er, previous 10 said
tine ppoiuted tor hearing. By n CouT-Attest,
ElN2 3 CHASE seEIstsT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30

A Clergyman writing 70 a friend say
" My voyage 70 Europ- is in e6n,tely pos
poned. l have discovered tie fountain o
health on this side of the Atlantic. rhro
bottles OF p ruvian Syrup have rescued u
from the fanSs of the fend Dys prpsia
Dyspeptics should drink rom this 10 un,aiu
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30

e. FssirC % make the FREEAAE particularly
,..,re rorits news from all parts Of Vernon
-. ,ar -rieads n Inherent parts ofthe State es
--.uvrn Warrington Orange and Lamo1leC0u
Kill confer q great favor upon us and ON
7. t.-.b sending us local intelligence. Give u
md we will arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


whit 10 II cu-es our ma y p.ins.
aud hnSsrs up SeTerest strains
But Cents r LinIment2
aat knocks Rheums i'm ont of gear,
Bid. sOu' gOol Dy without = tear,
wh,! entsur Eminent,
causes the cripple 20 walk. the lane to leap,
Hearts TO thanG, iSIssd Oi sy-- 10 U-ep-
Only, Cent~ur Liniment.
what render. r-prles toorh and : in = Of bees,
Harmless az he bite o as
EIceprn Cen,aur Linimeut
,s.usves Fe panss Of = hr K n breast,
F owsths a=Ieal q id-gT snLhJs OF rest,
Ru' CentsuT ~Liniment
,~d when cbi'b',5H ~ring~ or not sic IN .c.Ids,
What IS it sDoths, for what ezn We cali,
But cenrsur Linim-n,.
Whom the ,sr crlshsd old rild.r'- arm,
'Tw'sssved from amputa ion ny this charm,
The eHtauT Liuiuent;
ADD ~he- Blruum'~ ion Unc'e Ben,
Broke his leg 10 thsr d. N ! d n,
Vow a. the poor horse lame and sn-e,
WHh cnPP ed knee limp~ TO GU dnu-,
Aud b Is tor Cenfsur LiRimenti
Ard the doeils <hes on 5 tnou- nd hills,
DIE oy rhe miIiou-th-s rev W, I'm kIls.
(Nl saved by e at -uT LInimsnt)
We hear ii Shouted tom West to p !,
b. speaking man ant ueIghtng hsssi,
PISS On he Ce"taur Linimentn'
IN every Vuisg-, parish and hamlet, in America W
WAR u 10 cue.
J B. ROSE & 60 So broadway. n. Y
Children cry FIR Pitchers Castoria =
4 sus-trnle FIR Castor nr. Il sssinilsIe~ the Eoi
cuTt IS ind e. Il no eau e. natural sleep. II doe
DOT contain morphine. IL pleasant to Tske, never grippe
an never iails. The best phVsIc kno.u.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30

STATE or VERMONT, In Prob.t. Court held
VAsEIssr u OIsrRIeF - a. Montpelier " th n .nd
TO- said DIstricl, on the 2lEt day Of CSaooer' D.
STD
a n instrument p1rporing tO Be the lsstWhl and Tssta-
-aid district. dsceas, d, being pre- en- cd 70 he CoUi
bv incline Lsw,s. one Of g eFt ees thersIn n4maa-
I r probate IL 70 ordered by said -ounstnai ~ persons
-nne, rnst herein b. notified o appeAr at q Session OF
al C0ur, n ne held NJ ,hr Pr bate fa~ia Hontpel-
er on the I2th day Of November, A.D 80, and SHOW
cause IL sny b v N Y have, against the PROBATE OF eaio
win for whch purpose il IL further ordered that a
oriy OF The rec ord OF this order be punthn q th
ronks .urcwNsiveIy in IN G cen Mountain freeman
scented 81 aiunrpsIier previous TO said Tune appoint q
0f ame.t HARVEY TILpKN, Judss-
FASU2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30

If you want a carpet or an Oil Cloth, read
F. b. WESTw1RrH & Co . Advertisement
it will pay; bat 1t will pay still better t.
examine their stock of goods.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30
Fencing on The p. so. o liz,

Fencing on The p. & o. = now lively bur.
,--s. l.. L OoJard u Moru-vIlle Las la
Contract 60 fence most o. the RAFT Hsru
~, <, at 20 cents = rp1, and IN .st Ot the lr
comp etrd, he hav ng wOrk.d VI ahuu
0rO.OOU iett OF bJard- 90 far. I'm. VI Dol
" DaDVtlie has Il gang OF men eIectn < enoN
r"ce- IH various piaces where drtts at.
,rOuhlesome. There are about three miles 90
ca = { nc between 81. j hnshury and H,rd
sick, ranging from twelve t. SIX cen tee
lgh TIE work has required about 2OU.
900 ieet of umber.- Union.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30
Artem, r SKIS estate

ST ATE OF vEk \ In Probate Court holden
RASDoLPH DIsTrEor tsta al br oEne d, on the LIN
d.y fOruob r. =. lST9,
ELISHA {. FISK Snd sETSEY FISK Adninistrs-
F,tors Of the estate OF Arenas Fisk te Of 8r k
ssId :, .sid tlstriei, deceased, u hes appicatio 4
10 aid Court for eeIS to ssn ell ne real e-tate 81
Aid dec a.ed presenting tnAt said Gai- " u be TT
Inc hssr lot rest OF all c, neeFned, and has clled IN
aid Court the consent in writing Of an the heirs OF
.afi dee ased resIdirE n this StSae. 10 sueh sale.
WI, eupon. II is ord red by said COur' hu ssid
ami e ton come under consideration AID be heard Oh
n TN day o. November A d. l-7s ~ the p obSte
Or ). in Brooke d and IT'S fI her ordered hat all
-rsoIl interestro Be no iard hereof by puoiic ion OF
OF &c OF his appu-Sloa aud rider thereon taree
-ssks successiveIy IN the Green Mountain Freeman,
ii nted at MoutpeipF, before 9 ID time OF heGnbg,
rhar thsy may .ppeaT AZ said time and place, sno
n thew see cause, or ct thereto.
xGS JOHN q. 'CLEAvEL and, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30

The Newport ETyress says: " We do no
believe that Tor THE past twenty hve yea
Se have had s. temperate II Legislature
Through all the departments, among al IT,
employers in AID ab ,ut the ) afe House an,
~ the Senate and House you nnd none OF |
q hummrrs,' the old s~oakers, that have n
previous years disgI aced our halls OF legrsla
uOn. IL IL emphatIcaily n temperate Assem-
bly,, without a parallel IN our acquaintance
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30

Children cry-for Pitchers Castoria. It
regulates the stomach, cures W nd eoiic ami
causes natural sleep. 1t is a substitute TO,
castor oil. Ia
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30
Aaron II. CoOper's state.


u1HESUB<CRIBERs nav ng been appointed BY he
/ q -usrSh e Probate Court for the bisIrtet Of nan
doluh, JoEmtsionert % receive. sx%HIDe and
sdjaat ~ ,GimE ted i mAnds o. al persons
Agzi1s the estate Of H-nrT :. Downs, lste OF HrCok
n-it, 81 said ttstTI. g., dsceaH-d rrPrese' TED lnsol
v Of, 4ns be eTm Of Ak mOpths from The ) b day o.
DC - r., to7G o-IuK lowed ~ SAID court TO tht
c. ed Jnts { saio d-cea-ed 20 sxnibi ano prov theT
r =peCriv. claims before Us Give uoIce Ehst ~s
" Ind TO ~ iufte- - nuF AppOtntmeu q y
dwell ug D u-e OF Daniel B Crani$li. in Brooks d,
Ia sad ID srfct, OF the % day % March next al
o-a O'Clock IN tn sfteruuou Of : ID a.y.
!EkAH tpSo\ Commissioner.
Re-. haIh o. IN. SD F42AS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30

bRANDoN.-The friends of Rev. franklin
Iuxhury made a donation visit 10 his behalf
last Monday evening, at the house Of DIR.
Nolney Ross. The amount realized was
1904 rs IN cash. Mr.. Tuxbury has been
Ill the last seven weeks.
A PEoHoTIos.-B. F. wilkins. Jr many
years a printer in the Rutland Herald Office
but lately a clerk 10 the office of printing &C
counts OF the war departmental Washing
LJn. after a competitive ex IN nation Accord
rog to the new civil service rules, has beer
promoted 90 a rhird-clsSs clerkship.
The direct ,rs OF the Rrst National Bari
1t tAIrhaVen have resolved that their cash
er be instructed " TO notify all persons hav.
'ng on deposit, in ttis bank, Unregistered
huds - wi hdraw the same immediately
nd re use ~ receive them 10 future Tor sal
SeepiDg."
N. John Prout of Rutland has gone t.
~tIcnmond, Virginia, tor the benefit of biz
ealth.
wISDHAE c UNITY.
Fifteen THOUSAND Il liars Is the sum sub
;r'bed by j E1tey j co. to the endowment
md fth Verm mt isptIst Academy, 80 u.
lated It SGxton'- River
Clark War en- i >lns IF Halifax have H.
'eIr orch rd two trees wh ch bear apples
trtly sweet and partly sour, Produced u,
'uidiu&. la one case twu buds, the nue
Teet and { e other sour, Wer cut In naive.
ID sweet and sour united e. form me hu
al On tn s tree the tPpl,s are each one-ha
y ct an one ali sour. la the other cas-
'e bnd " S formed OF ~Itrters. two sWe
,ld Ivy sour, the soar lie ng a Rhode Island
eening. and the sweet a variety OF smul
re On this tree the apples grow wit,
ges, the vwe { portion 1 Ink between the
lk"s, . tie s na Ter pOrtI n OF the app e
e linens of this kind have been received a
Il Ph9H58 fice
wINDsnR COUNTY.
The town OF SprInttieId has vOtded for al
IN ,unt equal to i've times its grand list /.
q IN IN, construction OIL { e Ascu they rail-
al, % run from COunrctIcuC RIVER up Ike
lack river 10 north Springfield.
Mas ia E Br,d6nan. a Yern mt lady
Gu ed IN the Union Church. East Bethei,
dond,y evening OF last week Her subjec.
Nv no shall Represent U ?"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30

AND TAN USE PERRY N TIA AND FRECKLF
LOtIUs. ire wi known neIi bic ana harm es
remedy tor Brlwn DtscoiorA riOns OF the isee. Pep re
onyb Dr Is. q. Perrv, Derma oIngi I, 10 Bond Stree
New York. SOid by iItn sRists every whsrs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30

See notice of MERcANrILE SAVINGS INsrI
TUITION, of Boston, in another column.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30
SIS to $3.50 par m onth

- : Tywhere, male +ud - = 70 iatrs1Ice the
g GENUINE IMPROVED tOAAON Sc $50 FAN
iLY SEWING IA 'HINE. Fhis mtchine win
- suTch, hem, fell, tuck, qHut cord b ID, braid and
- embTOideT IN a most sup iT manner. Price SIS
Fully licensed and WzTra lei for nv years. Ne
= will pay s 1000 for any machine that viii sew =
stronger, more beautiful, or more elastic aeAn than
. ours. II mskes the : Elastic Lock SuI' h-'f Every
= second stitch cal he cut and sIIll the cloth ctanot be
= pulled apart without tearing il, We pay aEsnSs
:. IRON as 10 $3.50 ur moi IN aud expen~es, Of
s~Coo1miSs,on ron wlisn iS',e "a en . 49,
Pittsburgh, Pa. On Gag, H.. or 81 Louis NJ
EMl1ga
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30
We are coming Father Horace,
Five hundred thousand strong;
- "1O Nv" IVY Jul
In health we move along

In health We move along.
More than Que million people. men snC
animals, that have been cured of Rheuma
rism, Swellings, Stif-joints, and Lameness
by Centaur Linrment. are joining the crow
and shouting out its praises. 1t effects NOR,
remarkube cures in one day than all otheI
a~rticles have in one year.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30
Cheap Farms, Free Homes!

On the line Of the UNION PACIFIC
IL. 600, 600 acres OF the best farming snd AinerAi
Landg ~ An lrlca.
lev, nov for sale
MILD CLIMATE, FERTILE SOIL.
or grain growing aud Stock Raising unsurpassed b.
any in The United States.
CEKAPaR IN Pc cE, m Jre favorable terms given Azd
more CONVENIENT 10 mar e. than can he { und ei~eW here
rec Homeattada for Actual settler
Tn hest location tor q 'Onie-SO dIrrs entitled 10 .
Homestead Of 100 Acres.
send for the NV Descriptive Pamphie Ct, With new
nsns- published IN ErgIi>h. German, Swedish and
Dsnnish, mailed free eveTyWh-re.
~ hfdrsssN q. r DAVIS,
Land Com'r c p. . r Co, O~4H4, Nn.
THl2w4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-30

Al Maquaw. Swanton. Vt. Aug %. HANNAH,
widow of Timothy Futon. agetl - years.
In ~wauton FALL, VT AuS- 24th, Ofdl-ease oftke
i,ran following diarrhp CH NRLOrrE AAREt.,
miami daughter of Clark IL. aud sarah A. Barney,
aged year ami Is lays.
In Montpelier. october %, of drops.cal consump
zion, Mr.. HAN&A widow of the late James
atter~on. In her 73i year-
In MlidlcseI, on the 3sIh inst, Mrs. JOS. ,
NNlEL~, aged 20 ycaiS.
In Berlin, Oct 2sth, of consumption J. STILL.
VI N BO~NORl "A, aged - wears
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T. dwell with MN above,
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Where all i peace An love.
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