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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-06

STATE "t wax ONT. In Probate C, UT holden
ASDolFH DIST Ior. IS. a. Br oAfe on the lg,t
ray fOrtoo r. =. 1872,
l. Lisa &. FIX md Il SEY FISK. Admiristrs-
tors 81 the estate o. ARENAS Fisk l Of Brook
Geld, n rsid nsiric, dee As D. u kes a. p cstIoI
O aid Cou'i for l'eAts TO II ali The
laid Tec ased presenting that said " be I
'h- best int iest Of all n,erntd, and has eli IN
al Court the consent in WTiunR Of an the heirs OF
sal dec ased res'di this sta such
WI eupon rs ord red by said Cour- hat said
APP -uon come updtT on~Iderstlon q he heard on
n TN d-y Of November n. Ia The obste
ums IN bT"okte and It to ord 20 hat all
-rsors intertst,o b. o Tied hereof by pu.lc ron
ot &c Of his spBn -a.ioa AID 'Td-r tH-r~on turee
seeks successfully in tn Green Mountain freeman,
- IN ed at hontp eieT, before III OF he8Ii
hsI they may -pP@sr AZ said time and place, and
u hey Sc cause, o. CT thereto.
BE he court Ntt.s
r4s8s JOHN 'CLEAvELGED, Judge
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MISCELLANEOUS:
vermont Central R. R. Line.
SUMNER FNTs.
Commencing Monday, June B, 1872
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.

Leave MoutpeIrers IS s.m., s-ls and lo.o5 pm. ,
Malt Train leaves oedvnshu,g al o-ou pm = AZ
aus az 20 a. ~, connecting al White RIVER Ihhctoi
10 Bellows FANS Wi trains tor Boston, N"F'eStei
C., and Whit RIVER JuncI'on WIN trains on ras
YORK At New London with Steamer iot Ne"
Work.
los am. Osfea~burs a. 8 90 am, Ptattsbnrgh al
80 4.n Adams Al 1910 pm, arriving IN Boston
NirhT express ,eSves ogds .burs 90 pm Pi.u,-
urs 10 pm, MOutresI at - pm, 81 joins al 5n5
,mSt Alhaps al ~ pm. CONNECTING al White River
uncIon aud Bellows Falls with trains tor 6oston no
Worcester SC. arriving inBosion al 80 am al Sohth
Vernon with trains tor Springfield and NeS YORK
IRVINE in New York 1890 pm, aud IN Ne" Lon
ton al 100 pm.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
T.-av- Montpelier $50 aud 500 am, and S.35 ano
5.45p.m.
-. express leaves Boston via Lowell al 500 am
Burlington ~. Aibans Montreal &C. arriving N
Montreal at s45 pm, and oadenNourg Al j. ~ Ah''
Mail Train Burlington and ST Aibsns leaves Bee
,urgh az so M Springfield al 90 an H a
Lon'on at 5on an, Sonth Verne" Al i"o' am; ne
Falls Il.i5 SIN, White River Junction 2SD pm
trrtvinP in 81. Adams a. $50 p.m.
Trains leaving Boston wa Fitchburgh a. 80 Am
and Springfield at o. Am, eunnec at White Rive
Iurc,ian wIih d., Express train.
Accommodate Tr uu 4 ayes N"r'hhe'd az : - am
RutIaud IS am, Burlington a 2 30 m, -. ~
nsns AZ 900 -. 1ohn al ) 10 PIN, arriving n
Ogdeasburs. al $50 pm
Night Express leaves Nv Toadou a. pa p.m
South Vernon ~ . . n reeeivi-E paSs-heegs if'n
Connecticut River Railroad, leaving New 1oFk
SOC y Springfield SIH pm, bti"tNs Fdt'N -
In. connecting wi.h trains over Chesh'r- RaiiToSo
leaving Boston al $50 n M. con ecung a. hie Rls'
Junction With train leaving Rosiun At 600 PIN, To-
Burlington -. AIhsps, Montreal, arriving IN Mot
treal AZ 9.45 am. Pl+ttshurgh l2.oR Snl-- aud -
DgIenshurzh. Al l2.35 pm connecting with OFShc
Trunk Railway al steamer for the Ne~I-
-le-pin, Csr~ attached to The night Express Tran
running between Ma-ITesl and Boston, aud Montrea
4nd SPRING cid and 81 hans and Troy.
Drawing Room cars day Express Trans bet"eei
Montreal and Boston.
Through tckerS Tor Chicago and the West for sale
the tncipst stations.
G. SIC ifRILI., Ge1'I Superintendent
AThzns Juue l. ISTJ
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Rotation of Crops.

Rotations, or rather systems of farming.
must of course differ, according TO markets.
climate, soil, &c. AS general rule. how
ever. the farmers of the northern portion of
our country. including Maryland and Vir-
GINA, arc more directly interested in the
production of grain. incuding wheat, rye,
oats, barley, and Indian corn, and grass for
hay and pasture. Now the question is, how
to alternate these crops tn the greatest ad-
vantage One Of your corIe-pOn tents who
bears name cot " BE- sighted as authority
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=. ~ Hat his Estate.

EHESCBSC0IBERS 7Rvine been appointed bv the
u donorab Probate Court for the district of Z an
doiph, Conui 'sioners 20 receive. ex.mIpt aud
dust all claims I'd dAmA nds o al prison 4,
against the estate of s. w. H-tCh, late OF Ch'E
e., 10 said district, deceased. represented nsol
vent, an he OF six morths from the 2lst day OF
Sept mes Ie72 beng Flowed by said court to the
redfoIs pfsatd decesSed exhibit an prov their
respective claims before Give notice lat We
wall attend 10 the duties Of 4ppoir tme7
" the o4es OF l. B. Zine ley. in Chss er.
n said District, the IL h day of april next. Al
one O'Clock In tho afternoon zach of said d ys
.,.-o AARON aav tCOnui.siolera-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-06

What Hsar W. now from Wes' TO East
But Centsur L.nimente
w har - II cures our pains,
Aud li.noers up seveFe't Strains.
But Centa II LInimenti-
nat knocks Rheuma i.m out If gear,
BID, gou, god Oy without tear,
wh,! 'entaur Linimeni,
Cau.-. III. cripple TO walk, the lame to leap,
oaly, Cen;s ur Lniment.
nh't renders reptile. teo'h and inxs o. bee.
Harmless IS he bite O. h,-s
EIrrprn CeDnrr Liaiment,
Hs~uaess TIE Psnr- Of a hr .k-n hres-r,
ows The a-teal nuid-g,vcs n,thr- Of re-r,
Bur Ceutaur LinimeniI
Nd when Chi bl,'n. .,,ug> or hot sic u, sc,ids.
What il s.oths, tor hat can We rsII
Bot csn',ur Iinimen,.
WHEN the car ori-hsd old rild.p'- arm,
Twas saved frou amputa lion ny M oHtrm,
The Cenfaur LiuIuent;
And whe- B,ruum'- lion Unc'e Ben,
Broke his leg ~ mat d. i d n,
y, SoS =. . lh- p"rr hoT sc lame and -,.s,
Aud = tor Ceuts1r Lininent;
"a the dooi's sheen tponssnd hiIi,,
DE by The million ne =, m kills,
{ Nj saved bV -ut4 Ltniment;)
We hear 10 shouted tom West 10 Eat
b. speaking aud ueig CHING be,-i
Pass ON 1he Ce"tsur Linimenti'
Th- rem,rk,be ri Gle j., ar all by all Drurgi-t.
in evsry ''ii,g-, ptrish aud hamlet, IA America. We
wATrut 90 To cute.
Il. ROSE * co SO Broadway. y. v.
Children cry for Pitchers Castoria -
\ -ub-uInie fur Castor pH. 1t sssiuilaIss tnoa
cures ~ ind coli csu natural sleep. o. dne-
NOT contain morphine = pleasant to take, Eripe-
anu never aiis. The be> phy~ic known.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-06

MIDGEs R1DE.-It was hot, dusty
morning in midsummer. Biddy sat upon
TIE curb-stone by tae old toBn-pump, and
what do you thin> she was dolng7 Bath
ing Baby Nudge with bit of soft white
muslin she had found clinging to the
handle Of the pump as she came up to it.
There, now, ye titsy-bitsy darlin, ye
wee beautiful -chiIdie yen be white as a
aud swate as a honeysuckle, and
m goin to eat We clean up when gut
30 be, 80 bee s-e!"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-06
NATURES REMEDY.
'VEGETTNEn
/ THE GREAT BLOOD PuRHE7

VEGbTIN E = Kctu~ fv=ty frot Juices a. tn.
9Nr-flI "a selecIe BARK <, RporS snt II RIBS aus
81 strongly eUtStru hat 1t wit Is etadl
from >y~fer. tsrtt - EOF Ia
-t-RuFTL0US HU OR JUNIORS, CAN,IR c.
CER' L AZ OK FRY PEAS SALT HFUM
SYPdlLi ilc hiSEN >r.-, CANhER. AN II F.
At rus SION va an an dis - th7I iron,
impure hl,'o 81 aTiNA INtlAN NJ OILY All.
CHRONIC RHt UNATT$N, NEURALGIA. GpU1
-ud SrIN L CDMpL NI\TS, can unly effecmaIIy
Coed rhr u1h THE bl,vd-
rJIt RS and FRIPT1VE plSE SIS oC fhs
SKIN tUSTUIES PIN LIE, 81 OF. HF>. e IL,
T-TTER. SCAI.D re ~ raj RiNGNVt kM Vege
Il has tales L. fleet rcfluaurn cure.
For PAINS ~ iHE IA Il kIh> e com
PLANTS uR0F~N. FEMALE ~ -.A KN E.SS. II -
ORRH CEN, arising tft.n utC- -su
"a ai,-SSe~ and t,t-S ERAL bEBiLiTl- Veg
stinS act directly up the causes OF ths b,
+iulS. u 4 Nud >iTeua hens he Wnrl sl--
tenn, acts upon Tn cr-tve orga.s. Atfsys tn1a
tao ulcer on, sur h %
For "A rAWRu DYSPEPSIA. II RITUAL cos
-IVENkSS. PALPtTsTtON - The HEARf
II DA' he. PILES. NEN nU ~ ~S nj Gt.N r.
TAI pr,r~,r-ri'n q the NERVOUS SNSIEH So"
m 'lct'- ha- gwen such p~Ftect rh
Vrgetine- Il feS the blood, Gle. Hses alto III.
orss''~, ami p"ss sses cun rolling power TIL
Ne N-em-
he remarkable cures effected b. Vegetine VI
snduCrd mtnV phy-icl apo ca q. nom &,
know fo pra-cTlne - 4 I 1heIr own miteS
In aci, Negetine he 81 dy d,~cov
cred for The diseases, he II " reilzh q.
BLOOD PU IFI . NeI place. etore'h lie vuaIic
Prepared b> IL. 's. ST EV =, Boston Mas.
PrIce 81 25. o"td by All d .ugri>ts. Fx,ui3 ow
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-11-06

law of God requires the deserted TO follow.
Civil law may give full possessi n to all that
is des -rtcd. unto the married command.
but not hut the Lord let not the wife de-
part from her husband. But and if, she de-
p ,rt. let her remain unmarried or be recon-
cilel to Ter husband, and let not the hus-
band put away his wife"
Separation. with legal protection in proper
~ and person, but without sanction of SUBJ
seq1ent marriage, would reach all the good
ends Of divorce and largely prevent its un-
measured evils Fewer inc1nsiderate mar
riaeeS would occur Many, after separation
made useful in teaching them the lessons of
forhearance and mutual helpfulness, would
renew their pledges of fidelity and be happy
again; and the State would escape the re-
proach and woe-bringing sin Of 8 framing
mischief by law.
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invariably cure the following complaints
Dyspepsia, Heart Burn. Liver Complaint,
and Loss of Appetite cured by taking few
bottles.
Lassitt,de, Low Spirits and sinking SEN
satiOn cured at once.
Er7iptio1ls. Pimples. Blotches, and all i'm
purities OF the blood, bursting through the
skin or otherwise. cured readily by follow
ing the directions on the bottle.
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Deranee-
meut invariably cured One bottle VIII con
vince the most skeptICaI.
HORNS expelled from the system with
out the least difficulty. Patients suffering
from this prevalent disease will see a mark
ed change LOT the better in their condition
AFTER taking one bottle. Worm difficulties
are more prevalent than is generally sup
posed in the young and they VIII md tho
Quaker BitteTs a sure remedy.
Nervous Difficulties, Neuralgia, SC,
speedily relieved
Rhelnlatisrrt Svvelled Joints and all ScrO-
fular Affections removed or greatly re-
neTed by THIS invaluable medicine.
Bronchitis. Catarrh, Commissions, and NY
steTIcs cured or much relieved.
Difficult breathing. Pain in the Lungs.
Side and Chest almost invariably cured BY
taking few bottles OF the Quaker Bltters-
All Difficult Female arrangements. (aI-
most invariably caused by violation of the
organic laws) SO prevalent 10 the American
ladies Weld readily TO this invaluable mCdi-
Cine-tne Quaker Buffers.
Al Impurities of the Blood and diseases
incident to the same ALWAYS cured by the
Quaker Bitters, II taken according 70 the
directions
the article they stand in need OF in their de-
Ginning years. Il CuiCkeus the blood and
cheers the mind. and paves the passage
down the plane inclined.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

30 Person can take these BItters accord
ing TO directions and remain long unwell, provided
their bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or
other means, and vital organs wasted beyond the
point OF repair.
Dyspepsin or indigestion. Headache, Pain
In the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness OF the Chest
Dizziness, Sour Eructations OF the Stomach, Bad
Taste In the Mouth Bilious Attacks Palpitatlon OF
the Heart. Inflammation OF the Lungs. Pain In the
region OF the Kidneys, and hundred other painful
symptoms are the off-springs OF Dyspepsia One
bottle VIII prove better guarantee OF its merits
than lengthy advertisement.
For Female Complaints, in Young OF old,
married or single, at tile dawn OF womanhood, or
the turn or life. these Tonic BitterS display so
decided an inaGence that Improvement IS soon
pcrcepube.
For Infin md Chronic Rheu-
nnatIsm and GOut, Bilious. Remittent and Inter
mittent Feyers. Diseases OF the Blood Liver, Kid
ncys and Bladder these Btters have no equal
Such Diseases are caused nv Initiated Blood.
They are n gentle Purgntivc rs well Rs
a Tonic, possessing the merit or acting as
powerful agent in relieving Congestion or Imam
nation OF The Liver ana Nlsceral Organs, and In
Bilious Diseases
For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, letter, Salt
EAeum, Blotches, Spots, Puppies, Pustules, Boils.
CarbunSles, Ring-wormS, SCald-He3d, Sore Eyes,
Erysipelas Itch Scurfs DiscOorations or the Skin.
Humors and Diseases or the Skin OF whatever name
or nature. are literally dug up and carried oct
OF the system il short time by the use OF these
Dlt.ers
Grateful Thousands proclaim VINEGAR BIT
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Eum0r OF IL Years Growth
Cured by RadVVay's ResOIvent.

BEVERLY Mss, July IS. Ises.
Dr. Rt7vsr had Ovarian sas
there hsr
every thing that recomTended; but nothing helped
but had iz
baase hsd suffered twelve vesrz
m he Resllvsut, of md het
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I--g1rv and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes Dropsv
4 Water. Iac0utiueucr Of Urine. Brghts Dts-
AlaurlEa- and in = cases where there brick
deposits i thick cloudy. mixed
substances Ike the white Of threads Ike white
six. there is morbid. dark. bilious appearance and
white beuedust deposits and when there is uTickirz
lnrug sensation vrhc' passing water and pain IL lie
Small Il the BLcE and along the Ions Price, sI.eo.
WORMS .-Tbe only known aud sure Remedy
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SARSRPARlIllAN RES0lVENT
HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CT-Prs
- QUICK. 50 RAPID ARE THE t,HsSGEs
THE BODY INpERGOES UNDER The n
MEDICINE THAT
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HEALTH! BEAUTYII
r. RAILWAYS

SIFt)NG md FIRE RICH BLOOD-TNCPFAe
OF FLESH AND vi lGHT-CLEAR SKIN 6NI
IEAL-IIEL-I- LLlnL DL E-N
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Every Day an Increase In Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt,
TIE GREAT BLOOD PmPiEIrn

n
I'M cor wuuicates Through the Blood. SgseNf I'm.
and either fluids and iaices q tie system the yc a fs
for repairs the 81 the body new and sura
:ate-ia Sc7aflls- 5 pAits, 1nslu yJ3ou. tauduhl1
disease Ulcers ln the Threat. Mouth. Tuuors Neses u
Gla-ls a-d c-uer parts If The system sore Eyes
S.-s--1us L.-chsrE from the Ears. and Inv vrarss
forms ct >su diseases Eiurti0rs Fever SaEes Sad
Head Rig Nur-n, 81. Isaeunl, ErySipelas Acne, SLACK
SrH;s " srms in tie FLESH TumuTs, Cancers in TIE
Na.' ad al weakening and painful discharges Night
Svg-s Loss r Sperm, and Al wastes Of Tie life prncl-
PIE the curative range q this wonder u Nod.
s-l Chemistry, and few days prove 70 any
person ~ il FOR either Of these fo-1-s u disease Il
t-ltvr- power Cd them
II t.l patient daily becoming reduced BY The wastes
and aUaSirIau that Is continually pro grtssrR Eue
cee- lu ar-stuE these wastes and airs the sane with
neq material made from healthy blcoG-4LG TIA ia
StRSAPA RILLIAN viii and does SECURE
Not oHlv Goes jue SAAsA RILLLAS REsoLvEST e1eel
IN Eiava remedial agents in The q Chrome scrofL
Gus Constitutional, and SKIN diseases but lie unY
positive cure FOR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-08
llubplifpnlncne unn bnl!fnumcnr
9Gfue,

Sute 2dbne iino fir forperlte sdonbeit unerIdB=
lttb unp Stiemonp oGri lid ierncrbu we9en unsietz
der obcr Iuuier 3dbne entiduloi9sn oenH oos Ndtz
td beIc Nduatl Al beititisen, lescn in zines Seosn
8sreite. Sr. sSiutben, in SIR. ts3, % G it.
Nauettez, oberbaib SutawtroBe, lit ais ruiIlen'
ibaitlhsr 3abnarSt peit unO brett betannt. Or III
nit ieSsm 3peise ieinss Seruiss prattii6 pcrtraut
unb oe feline sabndrstli6en Sperationtn belriebiser
Die Yatienten Gu's Bette Die SABINE, bic er amer
tiet. sedonen iib bur6 Dauerbati9fett, politomme.
rss Saien, natiirlibes Ilsieben unb ou9emetnt
sdonbet aus. Das 3abnnuen nit @olO, Stanio
oSer Competitions Diafe biIhet sinen Wtht9sn2br
jener Braris. als 3ubnaue5i'ben tebt Or. " lns
d ell unerrsitt on. Sen Serfabren mt Dem Sa'
tisnten lit in Der 5bat armant. 9tl6t oas 9ernsttt
stmer,Ipmpiom miro peranldBt, uno bic Operation
ia nets polltommeu erioIsreid. VI
iapri,lrt tdsli9 rein 5 ialpet'raures Gas. Die
len gtmerBpertilser baber bic seammten meSi5iHi.
nlIben Hafultdten guropa's unb amerlta's Iir ba:
polltommenie nnO ruunOsrbGrite, GmpItnrunssio:
tstsit beruorseruene 1tittel srtdrt bus ie entosd
morhpr (NGS1lSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-08
QoFoIbrrid,te ous SssoShiuotpr

gS blngton, Z. 9tOUbr. lSte Der
rR.sD. Star" melOet, eriften uorgeltern 6r.
S. B. @ioneg auf Oem BOttjet Sauptquarz
there Der Staet SrOOtlpn, nm Nahfrnge uoh
ieiuem S9wag,r Sra y. 98oolen gu MAIDEN.
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tel tbre %f2rpe nod in Den Stduen unO mer,
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pom J(ld)tcr Saruum III 2llcrauortu ebrenpou
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MrGanIeD- AD0rant.

Sir Bumpenmader nno @runbei9entbumer.
Ste unterSeihneten perfsrti9en unb 5aben gum
Serfauie tis been nj h NIT u q ifer perz
Sooranteu "a lie anes SberuGiitr uuo iaules gBai=
fer ausihlieBen. Dies lit cine ehr Dbti9e 6botidte
nht aaein iilr Die Seiunbbeit Iaer ruelde bubrant
gBaiisr aebrauhen, ionoern aud tiir pie GrIpGrnis
nnterarunos5 nit 4bluBlunler Der seuobnliden
6porant, Der @toate mo Oes Telers oerbinoert aae
Bton SupIGoerz, abfluBlod= uHo Rad@bnoI9nz
ten, Oenn etluds gebrautt, Sieben ibmustae Be
aanotbeiIe Elm, ueltte natrIld bur Den qrabn ent@
ernt Ueroen mii'ie, 0urb oieie 0por0nten 9arnu=
ren pir, bieiem uebel oonis uno fder abiuz
belien, =. :. Nrendh s Comp,
tJuui25 I2Dtt Jtr. ), Sarriiontr.