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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-21

The Albany Democrat has the fol-
lowing:
1t is reported that Geo, II. Will,
Jams is making a mantnl struggle
against the niger who is trying to
oust him from his Attorney Gencral-
ship. For the sake Of the good name
of Oregon we trust the nigscr may not
prevail. "
''IIoId on Mart. The good name
of Oregon is not what troubles US
The 'nigger might be an Improvement
on the present Attorney General, and
as good many Of our Georges, friends
have had So much to say of the 'intelli>
gence Of tho nigger' we cannot object
to practical application of their own
theory a 'nigger' ia better than a
a white man any day. Wen take the
'nlgger' in preference to allowing Flax
brake to remain and further injure the
good name of Oregon by continued
exhibition of his ignorance. ."-Ner>
curry,
We agree with the Nmcury with
regard to the Williams muddle, and
suggest an amendment to the PROPOSE,
tion of the Democrat as follows, strike
out the word "not between "may"
and "prevail."
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-21

We stated last week that the
President In his annual message did
not disclose what the policy of the
insoming administration would be.
We now see it hinted through the
press, that he will renew his San
Domingo fight with Congress. and
demand yetraction on the part of that
body, so that he can carry out his
contract with Baez. Some Of the
administration organs however, claim
that Grant has given up the fight, and
does not intend to renew it; but if that
position be correct. which we do not
believe, what explanation have they for
the unauthorized conduct of Grant in
expending millions of the peoples
money to accomplish an act of tyranny
which shocked the sensibilties of the
christian world ? How will be repair
that injury, and how account for
that mistake? Let his idol worshipers
30SWeFs
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-21
LIFE LEASE OETIII. pRI I.sT.
DENCi.

The Commercial Reporter at Gin
.cinna.i, publishes an article, purForting
to come from one Of Graut's army OF
military appointces, which undertakes
this early, to prove that Grant ought
to be perpctuatcd in office a third term
at least If not for life This is the Ii.
climate results Of the theory upon which
grant was elected to his second term
and We have no doubt but that his wor.
shippers will insis that he shall continue
To govern this people.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-21

A WROAGslDEA.
aSt

Politicians and political newspaper
men talk of the President as being
the head of the Government. This
idea is falaciOus, and in perfect keeping
with that other silly practice Of our
divines kneeling down in their pulpits
and imploring the Almighty to give
MS good rulers, The truth is the
American people ought not to recognize
any rulers, or the, President as the
head of the Government, The idea Is
monarehical. The experiment TO estab,
lish pure rerublicanism in this country
will never succeed, until those ideas
are abandoned and the people shall fully
understand that they alone are the ruD>
ers in this Government, and that all
their agents and officers are their
servants, not their rulers. They must
eradicate the whole idea from the
mind, and stop teaching their children
the absurd and ridiculous notions of
rulers and masters.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-21

AS We ExpECTED-Some of The
fre-eating Radical papers are opp' sing
Summers resolution to blot out the
memory of war with brothers. The
resolution in substance is this:
WHEREAS, National unity and
good will among fellow citizens can be
assured only through the oblivion of
past differences, as it is contrary to the
usage of civilized nations to perpetnate
the memory of civil war; therefore, be
it
RESOLVED, That the names of battles
with fellow citizens shall not be contin
ned in the Army Register nor placed
on the regipeptal colors of the United
States.
We shall see who will oppose this
principle, and what spirit shall dictate
it.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-21

II has been decided by an investiga-
ing committee for that purpose, that
the destruction Of the Oregon City
Mills by fire was not the work of in
cendiarism, but the result of spontane-
Gus combustion in consequence of some
imhamabIe matter deposited in the
bnilding.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-21

The Canal and Locks at Oregon CT
ty are about ready for the passage of
boats. We hope the enterprise will
prove beneficial to the State without
loss to those enterprising gentleman
who have accomplished the work.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-21
The Mercury says =

There was o time when it was an
honor and o distinction to be known as
o member OF the State Legislature,
but the last Legislature of Oregon
robbed the position of all its former
respect.
The above needs no addition or
comment,
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-21

The residence of Perry Watson, was
destroyed by fire few days since, in
Marion county nearly everything was
destroyed in the baiIding. We under
stand that there was an insurance
of eighteen hundred dollars in the
Phoenix.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-21

Banks has offered resolutions fixing
the salary of the President at fifty
thousand dollars per year; that his
term of office be six years, and hold
bat one term, and that he shall be
elected by the people. This is all
right except the six years term. four
years is long enough, and the fifty
thousand dollars salary is wrong, the
present salary is large enough, and it
onght not at any rate to be raised 81 as
TO apply to Grant, he has made money
enough already. But on the whole We
are satisfied tC see disposition to move
in the right direction in the House as
we'll as the Senate. We shall see if the
radical GRANTEES will endorse these
reforms. Let our administration breth
ern show their hand. Are you willing
to dispose of Grant in 1876 ? Are you
willing to adopt the one term system
from this time out Are you willing
that the people shonld elect the Prcsi,
dent, Vice President and Senators
Are you willing to abolish life offices,
and will you consent that Grant shall
not be crowned Emperor in 1876.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-21

1t is whispered that HoIladay, the
blk, has sIopeI. The only concern We
feel in the matter is the fear that the
rumor is not true, it would be bless
too great to come upon this people so
soon and so sudden.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-21

The Catholic Sentinel says that nav
igation on the Upper Columbia is
closed tor the winter.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-21

The work.7in contemplation will embrace q
general sketch Of the State its physical as
poets, geology, botany, zoology, commerce,
manufactures, societies, public buildings
productions, and all other subjects on which
information is required.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-21


The President has declared that he
will fill the Territorial offices by the
appointment Of residents from the Ter
ritories. That rule is correct if not
abused, but we predict it will amount to
nothing and is made for bumkum, Grant
will not adhere to it in good faith. The
only change yisable will be this, APP
plicants who ascertain in advance that
by becoming residents they can obtain
a certain office from Grant, will of
course, move directly there aud at once
fall in love with the climate and
people, and receive their commissions
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-21
o R f G. o n
EsU SIN ES 8 DIR e c.
TOE II.

The undersigned will commence soliciting
for BUSINESS DIRECTORY Y OF the STATE
Of OREGoS in few days and, to make it
sccessful, respectfully request the cooperation
of all persons interested in the welfare of the
country. The State has now reached that
position when yearly summary Of her progress
will combine, in condensed form, all matter
of public interest.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-21

Subscribe for the REPUBLICAN.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-12-21

The work will be illustrated with sketches Of
some Of tue leading prominent scenery Of the
tate aud its compilation will be under the
charge OF J.MoRTmER MURPHY, ESQ, whose re-
cent work on Washington Territory has been
highly commended by the press and public
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-20
MEANS WHAT HE SAYS.

Though - confirmation strong proofs OF
Holy Writ y and as numerous as the sands
IN the seash0re, were produced to prove that
Or. Pierce, the proprietor of Stgc's Ca
Jarrh Remedy, is 10 earnest ard mans what
tie says, when he of, RS $500 reward for any
case OF Catarrh which lac can not cure. vet
there would b. some skeptics aud foyies who
would continue TO shout - HumbuO -
:. uUNBUG - = IL cannot be, because DIR
HON, spun says CAtarrh cannot be cured e"
Now, this Dr. HOmespun is the identical
Q rod natured Old fellow who honestly be-
lIeves and declares that this earth is not
round or spherical, but Fl Il az a = slap iack''
and does not turn over. otherwise tie water
would all be spilled out of Deacon Bascom :
mill pond But astronomical science has
positively demonstrated and proved that DR.
llomespun is wrong in surprising this earth
to be Fl 1t and stationary. and medical science
is daily proving the fact that he is no less
mistaken and behind the times in regard to
the durability of Catarrh. L. short, it has
been positively proven that this world Blores
and that medical science IS progressire-the
opinion of Dr. Homespun to the contrary
notwithstanding. That Dr. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy will cure Catarrh, thousands who
have used it attest.
Then buy it and use il, IN donbt 10 not stand
You Will find II IN drug stores all over the land
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-20

Messrs Washburn & Mann, Mann & Child,
J. W Mann, \ Wires, West Randolph
nursery nen, are doing driving business IN
t keir linz this season
George Martin of West Topsham was
found frozen t. death, Thursday morning
eth inst. lie had been to the north part o.
the town, and had fallen from his sleigh.
His team was foun nd standing beside him,
RUTLAND COUNTY.
John Graham, the celebrated lawyer and
counsel Of Stokes, is a de5cendent of Hon.
John A. Granam, LID, a former resident
of Rutland and author Of @ Graham 5 Let
tcrs on Vermont"
o. L. r Dbbins, the successful aspirant for
the town clerkshp Of Rutland was elected
on pledge that he would allow Miss Isabella
VI. Brown to perform the duties and receive
the emoluments Of the Office.
A reward of one thousand dollars is offered
by the village Of Rutland and town authori-
ties for the apprehension and conviction OF
the incendlnarles, rho set fire to the Non
pare'l building, Center street, on the night
OF February %.
Public opinion is divided about the the new
Town Hall building at Rutland, one party
claiming that it is exrellently well built, the
other finding fault with the general plan Of
the building and the quality of material
WINDSOR COUNTY.
fire ut Chester on Tuesday evening the
18th inst, destroyed the building occupied
by Charles Howard variety store and
by Mrs Pemb IT photograph saloon, also
the adjoining block owned and occupied by
+ B l. e u store and dwelling. and by
F. p. Mather dentist. Mr. Lee saved most
of his goods in damaged condition. Mr.
Howard saved scarcely anything The adj
I.,iu bf,rl h..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-20
Town Officers.

CAWBRIpGE-NoIerator }. e. Wilcox: Clerk
Dri-vyoIi. Ram w Wires. Tr,.i-rr.r Far,yeil
elh-Ihy. Trustee, Norm tn Atwood. Ioyu gent
Jurors F. \ Bennett Ftr,veH Weth.rlit r. II.
Ri-,.,i 81 cents on q ,i5Ii,r the coming YER for
defending suits. current expenses. &c.
ELaorE- Moderator. Il $ rarkcr. CLERK ann
4. ;. Parle,.J j. 4 nm. 0ycr-,cr OF Poor, &. :.
Merriam. ~. ". Dclluo. a. r. Morse. Auditors,
l.. 10. boty \. NJ. KEEL ,. -. Churchill: inns
Grand Jurors, y. ". Bryant. =. NJ Kelley; super
Raise. TO cents I'd the dollar "f t1c g,@'I lit.
g. = t.st,- -,Itctncu L. H. Sher, rn' &. r. :, i,
H. \ small. O,erse,.r Of ro.,T. Fr,i ms. t.ou-
stable amt Collector samuel Cinnamon. Au De-
tors, e. l.. Waterman, Z. :. sual a. =. Page.
Trustee. L. H. NoTe-. Agent, q. =. ras.. super
Ch,- Crane r NJ. Men.
.TDIIN~oN Moderator. ". T. Doaue: CIcrk and
Treasurer. = =. Pike. ~elcctmcu. ID. -. Waterman.
4. tnadsicA. Collector abb Constable. u a.
Halmc-- Listers. = = Pike, 4 \ LELAND ~eyveil
Newton. Auditors, 1. O.. Pearl. Deo. ". filI
Stephen Don. Town N--nt tut superintendent %
Poor FaIW o.. 4. Waterman Superintendent, oi
h Il. Pearl.
The town Nnte.i t' dispense WIKI street c1alill=-
-i9Hr.7 ani return q Hl-hwty Surveyor.
IiN mig cent 'u l'e 't 'I't,
STOW M'iclsttpI. Geo ASin-; Town Clerk,
!. u. EeuuDt.. ~rcctueu, G. r. Dtu-I4-,. Geo. &
Harris Vernon Wikin-. Il-ter-. WHrren AIkin-,
r. Is. Hale, DrIu Moody, Constable, o. IS. But. rr.
Jr-, Town ''i.tul Jurors samuel BaTur-. Heal-y
tadv, Town Agent ant ~upci inteutcut ut Poor
Farm. 4. X Camp; irca- urcI, r. g. Mower, sill
pernteu lent 81 ~rn'1l-. pr. T. VI Bingham Audi
tors o. ~ Butler, Nathan Robinson, a a. Stay
ton
h"tet J' raise w vents on l,le ',o.lir
BHAnFpkp--N o1rftl't' L-f ltAlct own ieFh,
y D. ". Ptichtris ~cltcimru, ~ u Peters, Jesse
NJ Merrill. VIM stephenson; Treasurer, l. r.
Hale Ovcrsecr ct Poor j. ~ Bliss, Constable
t do Dec. A fF y .. r1
bail NJ r thtmberhnr j. w. Bliss; Auditors, g.
a. Clark. d. Il Al iru--r George IeuNu-, Trustee
u; thamheFIu- >uperiuteu lent Of schools, J. II
Jones.
Amount OF tAN ttl-e4. bl cents On ihe dollar Of
the grand list.
Observation-Disclosures J. T.. Cleveland, Jr- 4.
Clerk and T. ca~Urer, p - Nichols; ~elrctmcn. ID
r. Mud-,tt, u. w FlaEE. : r Batrhelnr; Consta-
bic, liza Mann Owe seer j. p Cleveland, Jr-- List
cf~, Joseph Partnf-c, :. x. Bttrhelor, Ira Mann
I9wn Agent ami superintendent IT schools W. II
Nichols. Auditors Joseph Partridge W. II .
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-20

The first detachment for the Soldiers Colo
ny located at Detroit Lake, Minnesota, will
leave April lst, going via. New York, the
Penn. Central. etc. Parties from Vermont
who go out with this detachment, can start
on the morning of that day and meet those
leaving Boston at six o'clock in the evening,
at New London, Conn. or at New York
For further information see adv ertsemeDt,
Homeste4ds for Ex-Soldiers," il another
column.
" Probabilities - predicted d" increased
cloudiness and probably rain and snow during
the day and evening over the middle and
New England States for Monday. The snow
came, but in Sun III quantity in this locality.
10 the report of the Knights Tempar
Levee held at St. Johnsbury, Feb Goth,
published in the Caledonian, the following
mention is made Of one of the Dall decora-
tions
Placed in the east and f,nkei by the
State AMI national flags was Knights Tenn
plar Banner Tie banner in size is 81 by
So inches. OF white silk with black silk
hood, both bJrdered with gold fringe and
mounted with gold tassIes. Both banner
and hood are triptrte at the bJttom On
one side Is represented a knight Of old in ar
NOR with shield and lance The Kuisht i
mounted on powerful war horse. On the
ut er side - crimson cross eIgeI with god
with radiatin& rays of light Over this j.
placed the TempIar motto. - In hoe signo
rfnceSe- Beneath the cross another m1Gtp.
= Nm Hobis Dominic nan nobiS, sed D3Dliai
tho ia Gk0ridn p g bears other etn1len5
not mentioned. 1t is A he uti.ul thin, AMI
should be seen TO be appreciated 1t was
designed by the Commander and painted by
Abner Crossman OF Montpelier, st
DRY WOOD WAETED.-If any Of our sub
scribers intend to pay Us in dry wood this
winter they will find favor in our eyes by
bringing it at once. Ii will be warmer in
June, probably, and dry harl wood Of less
account then than it now is
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-20
WONnEnETL CIRES.

nr. Tram, of Boston, who has made 50 many
wonderful cures of cases supposed incurable, IN
almost every town In this State, will make his
newt vi,it TO Montpelier, March 28d, slth and 25th.
Every invalid sh Guild sec him thousands have
been cured by him AFTER all other means have failed
Consultation free.
Read the following from the Newport Express ;
nR. URASN- We desire 70 call the attention Of
all invadS TO the advei t-ement of Or Ulann. from
which it will be seen he Is soon - visit newport
again In Justice Of the doctor and for the beneht
ofthe suffering, unsolicited we cannot refrain y ON
alludlng to several remarkable cures he has enrc-
ed m this place. Mrs. +. n. Shaw, for ten months
cOnfnrd TO her room, unable TO bear her weight
upon her feet Mrs. Leonard Field, for several
months invalid and Miss Maria paEgeit, for four
ve1rs unable To walk, have, under his treatment
been restored To health, can be seen walking ont
every d7v, and are able 10 perform light work
Il Is no humhug. and refer To the parties thus
restored 10 cOrroOOrate 70 our statements.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-20

BEAUTY's BFsr AUxGLIARY.-Ask the belle
of the season what appointment of her
toilet-table holds the highest place in her
esteem, and she will reply without mo
ment's reflection, HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM
Nothing, she is thoroughly aware, contrib
utts so powerfully to enhance her charms
and render her irresistible as that most de-
lightful and healthy auxiliary of Beauty. By
using it ladies are enabled, after they have
passed the meridiin, of life, to perserve the
youthful bloom and purity of their complex
IONS, and where Nature has denied that
superlative attraction, the Balm fully com
pensates for her Deficiencies.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-20
Guardian,S Notice.

STATE OF VERhoNT, ! IN ,obate Cont ee'd At
said D,-trict en- th- 18Th dAv % Mareh A. n 1872
TOHN II. a. PENTER F'Rrdian Of ClsFissa He
- ton, lite Of VI -r0Tow1. and rpsid nz w
Try, IN sid dis rcr, makes appliea into SAT- Court
f.r license ell he fo'lowins described real
q his wsrd TO al az tn real Of said wzrd
st-d in sad Noretuwn, repr senting thar m sale
thereof pur ~ puttir the urS eds of
slle investing the in stocks
estate would 10 hen hcit' 20 said waFi:
y hereu pom, il is ordered nv SAID Court. tn SSH
app cation b RE- rred n a thereof Re Re d
the Probate once, in SAID Montpelier. The b
day Of April A. D.. 1872. for hearing dseisi-n
ard 10 i further ordered, that sI persons 10
notified hereof nv publication 81 notice Of
said arp itatt1n nd order the co., weeks suc
cessiveiv the Green Noun in Freeuan. printed
Mont eier. before said time of he NJ that they may
appear at aid time snl place, and. they
object ther-to. By the Court Attest
TI2E3 n. A. CHASE, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-20
EXampIe for the Ladies'.

MRs. j. SToUT, Elkader, Iowa, besides
doing all the Homework for a family OF four
persons, made last year. with a Wheeler &
Wilson Machine. one hundred and 6fSy fash
iOnab!e dresse,, hemmed over 1000 yards of
biased rufiling, and made quite number of
under garments. This is about her average
work year in all kinds of general sewing
for seven years, with no repairs to her ma
chine
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-20
0be freeman.
MONTPELIER, VT,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 90, 1872.

We iesire 20 make the FREEMAN particularly
vslusble fer its Eews from all parts of Vermont.
All our friends in different parts ofthe State es
paciaily IN Washington, Orange and Lamoflle Coun
lies, will confer great favor upon us and our
leaders, by sending us local intelligence. Give rs
aoes and we will arrange them for the paner
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-20
& A * ID .

nR. PruNLEr prefers "a locate diseases by an ' FL
aruiusoo the pttent's urine, requiring from Two
t. four fu1d ounces (the hr~t in tie morning after
seeoinsl clear vial, with PATIENT name and axe
Hoyveve-. - a7v prefer nersuu - examination or
both, th-y en- have IT,, with This an AID and
guide. rln hett-r than be possible for any
scat 40 vitho 4 ~. wha ei- who " on the
sru7I sppea nee and symptom Of hi- pa tents
IT-Fernis ilr Medicine within the means of al
r6ws
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-20

We have seen it stated in various papers
throughout the country, thst Agents for the
sale of Sherid0n's CdrdLry Condition Polo-
dsrs were authorized to refund the money 20
any person who should use them and not be
satisfied with the result. We doubted this
at first, but the proprietors authorize us to
say that il Is true.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-20

In Na--bd.ld March 7th. by Rev. J Hamilton
MIR AIFN ANb. -rI ER and Mss RHpDA
a. \ NJ Elt 4. both ct NurShHeli.
Iu \arfhii-lt March >. uy licy. W. j. kut Ter, Nj
FRANK ROBERTS AMI MIS-. ROSE STANTON
both ~ Nattnuclti.
Oh ,irlass'I. t.reh l1tH. 10y Rev. w Kiider.
N-. CLARENCE o. NI\TON and Mss JULIA 4.
WILSON, ho % OF Granville.
I'm Mo peii-r. MARCH SIN, 10y R'v. J. Edward
Wright. Ma DAVID MAYO and Miss CELIA a
IOHN~ON, both 81 Montpelier.
H. ilIyussfe FEB 2-th, Toy Rev y p Bragg. Mr..
IuHN =. EOaEt- and AII-- LUCY \ hOGA-
BOON, both OF IIl-h-stc
Also hy the same. at the same place. March 9th,
Nj JOHN 4 MITCHELL of HIshgatc and Miss
LUCY VI. SLOANE OF sheldon.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-20
DEATHS.

In .uuutn. FED. I5Jh. MEIITABEL MAJ
aged - years, II months and = days.
In Otanga Feb 2lth. MARY 4. BUGBEE, wife
OF Leonard Bugoee. age, - years
In Rayali"n, March sth, at the residence Of her
son. VI. a. Gage. Mrs ANNA O. GAGE. fnrme Ily
OF Quechcs. aged so wears. ! month and 20 dtSA.
lu hester, Feb. = IN, Capt. EDWARD o SAR-
GEA\T, In his list wear.
10 Geutryyiile. Gentry Co. Mo. very suddenly
Of healt disease Rev. TIMOTHY MORGAN, aged
~ vcar-, to merIy Of Rochester VI.
On Marshdpld, Feb. IAN. or pneumonia, Mrs.
RI III a. a bLLI~TER aged - wears.
Iu <orthdeld, March 18th, Mrs. LOUISA T,
BULLOCK, wife OF the late EleIzer Loomis. aged
wears, g months and T. DAYS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-20

NERVOUSNESS, and all arrangements of the
nervous system, are usually connected with
a diseased condition of the blood. Debility
is a frequent accompaniment. The first
thing to be done is to improve the condition
of the blood. This is accomplished by tax
ing VEGETINE. 1t is nerve-medicine, and
possesses a controlling power over the nervous
system.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-20

,Johnson's 4aodvae Liniment. is without
doubt, the safest, surest and best rsnedy
that has ever been invented for internal and
external use 1t is applicable to a great
r,ety of Complaints, and is equally beneficial
for man or beast
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-20
ARENAS Fisk,s Estate.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed oy
4 the Honor xbie Probate Court for the District OF
Randolph, Commissioners. TO receive, examine. and
adjust all CLAIMS and demands Of all persons. sEsnst
the OF ARENAS Fisk, late of RTOokhel5 =,
said district deceased represented insolvert and
term of months from the second d.y ef March,
allowed said court to he creditors OF
deceased exhibit nd prove their respect rlamH
before rs Give notice that will attend 10 the du
les of our appoiu tment at the dwelling hoHEe OF
Betsy Fisk in Brookf Id, in said District, the rtt
Tuesday of June next and the hi Tuesday Of ugust
next O'Clock IN the afternoon, each Of SAID
days
JOHN LAWSON. lC,
DANIEL A. MORSE. SS0M IS
Brook0eld, March 4ih, a. D, leT2. Sl2w5