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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-04-06

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Baltimore t6baccouist who resides on
Baltimore street. was removing some
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-04-06

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-04-06

There are sixty-seyen female editors
and reviewers in Paris.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-24
Vermont News.
ADDISON CnrNTT.

ADDISON COUNTY.
fire at hiddiebury the evening OF the
18th entirely destroyed Hammond's paper
mill, valued at $40 900, and only insured for
Is SEQ. Other buildings to the value OF
Sl0,0 00 were also Consumed.
Bridpcrt is TO publish a town history.
There hes 7een nearly as many deaths IN
Bridport since Jan. lst, as there were during
the whole of last year.
The prosperity Of Fletcher Academy a.
Bridport under the management OF Mis-
Mary E Converse is such, that the building
is to be enlarged.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
BY reason Of mispl iced switch at the
depot at St Johnsbury, the p. & O. engine
" Essex . run off the tack, doing her con
siderable damage.
The Passumpsic Railroad has opened an
Office at 81 Washington ST., near State St.,
Boston, for the sale of tickets to the prineI-
pal points on the PaSsumpsic, Portland and
0gdensburgh and Grand Trunk Railways.
week ago last Monday morning there
was large wash-out on the track near
Hardwick. This made the train some forty
minutes late.
No liquor agency has been appointed in
Groton, for the past two years. but the IN
IHudA SiGhuNS9 VI bLO lANSCiAt cStsJai L-N--
caused the people to establish one \ large
number $50 have signed petition not 70
have 1t continued.
CHITTESDEN COUNTY.
At Richmond on Monday 90 tubs Of but
ter were sold at Is to 80 cents for fair, 80 to
% cents for good, 81 to 33 for extra. No
cheese offered. Potatoes: a car load OF
Prince Alberts sold at 40 cents Early Rose
50 cents
Butter sold in Richmond on Monday for
from % to 80 cents Milton prices on the
same day were from 26 to 80 cents
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Congress has directed the Secretary Of War
TO make survey OF the harbor at Swanton,
Vermont, with reference to an appropriation
for its improvement by the General Govern
ment.
No old butter offered at ST. Adams last
week Spring dairies % to Doe extra lots,
81 to 34c. No cheese Offering.
Butter shipment Tuesday ll+5 tubs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-24

Hon. h-~A 81 FL ;. 10 L. d huge
IISn az AZ cEi.6SgErr. Assistant Judges
HIRAM CAELr"N states ATTORNEY
IrruEi NEwooNB, CLERK.
"a. Clark Town Of Cabot This case
which we reported last week as on trial
was brought To recover damages for alleged
Injuries to the plaintiff, received on account
i iusuluecncy and want Of repair of high
,yav in town OF Cabot. Verdict for plaintiff
.ar 400 damages and bis costs. Heath ami
FISK Tor plaintiff. Lamson and Dillingham;
.s- he enIaut.
State Henry Day and Jed Day Infor
nation .Jr burglary. The respondents were
-..r.ed with breaking and entering the store
T. Au-wurth and Leland, in Aliddlesex. on
tile night of August 10Th last, and taking
-.e-e.-.u goods To the value Of $500. The
.sr. i trial consisted in what is termed
!. -.a1.-,antiaI only. Verdict not guilty.
States Attorney and NJ. j.. Smile for State.
Palmer and Heath for respondents.
state Curtis Heun. Information for
larceny 81 two shawls. three pair Of gloves,
ana ether small articles belonging To Andrew
IT, Huruhasn- Plea not guilty. The testI-
rs.rv introduced on the part OF the respond
eu.- was chiefly for the purpose Of showing
the INSANITY Of the accused. Verdict not
,rHfv. safes Att. rney Tor State. Lamson
for respondent
Summer Blai-deu Walter 4. White.
General assumpsit to recover certain sums OF
money raIi by plaintiff to defendant on "a
bond given by the defendant to the plaintiff
to deed To the plaintiff a certain piece OF
and described therein on condition the
plaintiff made certain stipulated payments.
It vas conceded that after the execution OF
the bond the defendant made an alteration
III tie same BY intarliniDg certain words in
his own handwriting. The principal ques-
ton In this case was whether the SAID algera-
t.3n wac made with the knowledge and consent
If tile plaintiff, and also whether 1t was
made before or alter the deiCeryof the bond
Tie Plaintiff also claimed that lie was a
minor at time of execution of bond Verdict
Tor plaintiff Clough y Palmer and Randall
& DuIau- for plaintiff Kennedy and Dill
inzLam Tor defendant.
Charles a Watson, apt, " Morton G5Jden ;.
Suit brought to recover damages Tor false
warranty of horse. Wing and HeatOn *
Reed for plaintiff. Livingston ami Rainfall
( Durant for defendant. Verdict to recover
SI22 81.
Lewis Keith Merrill Eastman and r.
5. Currier. Assun-it ia a contest on a sale
ol one hundred cJrds Of wood. On trial.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-24
The Medical Adviser and
Guide to Health,


OF TIE MORRILL, MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No.
- Blu finch street. Boston. Mas, has nov been
fore the public since the rst If August last has
probably met with larger sale znd more general
approval than any other Medical Work designed for
Jouar nstrn tion that has be been published
United States. The ole subject Of pby steal
debility resulting from seiisbuse, impo tencv sperms-
t,rrhga, ETC., IN males early decli ne huOr albus,
proapsus uteri,all irregularities etcs with full ana
females Of every age, whethsr married SINGLE with
sOunsels and suggestions adopted 10 every in
liie This valuable and Interesting book of 5q5
pages tor sale at the Morrill, Medical Institute only
and VIII be sent to any address on receipt of IN price,
81. UocToR MoREuL can be consulted =, all hours
at his Office on all diseases at general special
character no matter how severe OF of how longiand
ing, with assurance Of prompt speedy relief
All letters eonhdentiay regarded and promptly an
s~ered consultation Tee OF - must accompany all
letters soliciting medical advice. Remember the ad-
dress. " The Morrill, Medical Institu'e" No Bulfnch
Street, Boston. Mass. stiyI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-24

Editorial Notices are common that il is al
most impossible tor editor 10 express his honest
opinion OF The merits of any article without being
pecied OF interested motives This fact however, shall
mol deter us from saying what think of a ad
itich 10 The MtteriA ieCa t. which ate ntion mas
oeeh recently directed. We refer TO DR.. WALKER's
CALIPoRNIA VINEGAR BITTERS, remedy which Is ana
slhs : way into more families Just now than all the
o'her adve i, ed medicines put together. There seems
20 pe no question about The pot al ITS tonic and
alive properties while possesses the great neg
awe r-cnmme ndaton OF containing reIGher alcohol
nor n eral poison. TT 1T il specific indtyes
non, hrIpJ<a-SS, Crn>InI ION, and MANY comp aIntS
~ nervous origin, we We reason To know; and we
are aSsHr ed cd authority that general invi
GRANT regulating n" PCufyug Ioire, it has no
equal Il Is stated that its edeuts, (ob fcom
TIE Wiid> of Cdij'O the deal world,
aud rs extraordinary effects certainly warrant the con
cinSion that IL is compound agents hitherto unknown
II pc pa arity Is any cerou there doubt Of
The efficiency 81 the VINEGAR BIrTERs, tor the sa lie Of
the article IS immense and continually increa ihs.
FMl4W4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-24
Examination of Teachers.

tending TO apply for situations As teachers in the
common schools Of the Town of Montpelier, in the
County Of Washington, that the public examination
.or teachers required by law within said town, viii
be held az the Union school House, Room No. 5 in
-aiI town. the 4th day Of May at 9 o'clock in the
forenoon. All persons designing to teach in the
common schools of said town, are desired to be
present promptly at the time and place aforesaid.
All citizens are IuvItcdt TO attend.
N.NEWTON GLAZlER,
I-.r-t, -~rr.t- nf NIn1ttoIler
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-24
Albany, April 18Th, 1872,
One of our exchanges says

One OF our exchanges says
The farmers are getting about the average
quantity of sugar, although from a small
amount Of sap, the latter being unusaliy
sweet. Some are making as many as thir-
teen pounds Of sugar rom Il barrel OF sap.
INTERFERING WITH a REGULAR BUSINESS -
The Caledoniaa thus notices an invention by
Mr. H. c. Rowell, formerly with Mr. T. NJ.
Howard Of St. JohnsburY, calculated to make
burglars business tile precarious:
It is called the Electric Pneumatic Safe
Protector. Itconsists Of an air-tight metal
case placed around any ordinary safe. Con
nected with the safe is a telegraphic cable
which also connects with a gong or alarm
which may be placed any where the parties
NAV desire. The air is exhausted from this
air-tight case and then the least puncture
will set the alarm off, and it cannot be stop
ped except by the person who set the lock.
ANY tampering with the wires brings about
the same effect, so we do not see but the
burglars are fairly checkmated. 1t is
very ingenious invention, and one which
promises to accomplish something very de-
sirable-i G, making the breaking into
safe which has this protector an impossible
ty We wish the inventor the highest sue
cess There has been a company organized
of $500 900 capital to furnish these protec-
| tors. Of which Mr.. RoWell is a member, and
Hon. A Il. Cragin of n. H., is president
The moving ice in Quechee river took out
! forty feet Of the dam at Taftsville.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-24
SAVE THE CHILDREN !

Muluiudes OF Them suffer, lin and Gle, because
i Pm HORNS. The only known remedy for these
mos; Troublesome and dangerous OF all in
children adults IS DIR. COuId's PIn-WOrm
syrup. Purely vegetable cath TO all worms;
a valuable csthauc, ard beneficial TO health. War
rau;ei. Price retuced to 80 cts. per bottle.
r6mI GEO. e.. GOODWIN & co, Boston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-24

TuE IIlSr5RY OF national REMEDY. =
Here is the history of one Of the best tpnics
of the age in nutshell. In 1850 1t was said
that certain combination of vegetable inge-
dents, with o pure diffusive stimulaut. was
working wonders in the cure of chronic dys-
pepsia, nervous debility, liver complaint, pc
rIodical ieyers, rheumatism add constitutional
weakness. The unpretenting name given
: the s. eclte was PLANTATION BlTrEEs- The
statement attracted the attention Of invaHds
everywhere The new remedy recciyeda fair
trial, and the results more than confirmed all
that had been said IN its praise. Thence
forward it was grand success The business
columns of the press spread the glorious news
far AMI wide, and the martyrs TO indigestion,
bllliousness. physical prostration aad pre-
mature decay, as If by common consent, s9uSht
relief from the new vegetable restorative.
They found lrtat they sought. From that
time 70 the present the increase ia the demand
Or Plantation Buffers has been one Of the
most striking events in the age.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-24
eennb1Ic.nU Union Cnucus.

The Republican Union voters Of Montpelier arc
requested 10 meet at Village Hall Friday evening
AurII zf To- elect three delegates to the Republican
state Convention % he hold 81 Bellows Falls, May
it. for the purpose Of choosing delegates TO the
Rational Republican Convention at Philadelphia,
June B. u nominate candidates for President ami
wee President 10 be supported at the next Novem-
her election. ,,,.,,-,. l.,.,,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-24
or fretmna.
MONTPELIER, VT,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL "a. 1872.

We desire TO make the FREEMAN particularly
valuable for its news from all parts Of Vermont,
and our friends IN different parts the State, es
ne .IalIvIn Washington, Orange and LamoflIe oun-
ties, viii confer a great favor upon US and our
readers by sending us local intelligence. GIVE us
facts and we viii arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-24
Meeting of Town SunerIntendenrS.

"ACCtins vi AONH superintendent
The annual meeting of school superintend
ents for Washington County was held at the
Grand Jury Room at the Court House in
Montpelier on Saturday, the Doth inst
The meeting was called to order at 10 AN
by Dr. French, and organized by the election
Of Dr.. French Chairman, and Frank Plum
ley, Secretary.
The several towns were represented by
their superintendent as follows:
Roxbury, y. a Stanton; Fayston, Guy
IL. Porter; Duxhury, a. A. Lewis; Barre.
W. a. Boyce; Montpelier, y. Newton Gla-
zier Plainfeld, Charles H. Heath; Middle
sex, V. Y. Vaughn; Mortified, Frank
Plumley; WsitsfeIi. Hiram Carleton
Waterbury, J. Copeland; Berlin. j. y.
Perrin; Woodbury., 4. P. Town; Worcester,
II. w Collier M.rshfeld. E. L. Smith,
leaving only five towns in the county unrep
resented, which, when we take into account
the almost impossible condition Of the roads,
was creditable indeed
The first topic considered was the practical
workings OF the new school law, more espc-
ciaIy that portion which has resulted in the
adoption Of uniform written examination
and fixed minimum Of grade Of scholarship
! of teachers throughout the county. Avery
general discussion was had, and very general
satisfaction expressed Some failings were
suggested, but none for which experience
failed to indicate a remedy.
The next question raised was in what
stadies shall we demand a written exami-
nation, and how many questions shall be
propoundeI under each branch.
Upon motion of Hon Charles II. Heath
the following resolution was unanimously
passed
Res0'red. That the written examinations
for the present school year shall be upon the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-24

STATE OF VERMONT. n Probate Court held
WAsBtSGroS DISTRICT, IS. ( 81 Montpelier. within
and tor said Dis.riot The sd DAY OF April A. D
1872
instrument purportuc to he tile las wiz
n ana Testament of Johu Clough late OF East Mont
peleT in said District deceased, being pre- red 10 the
Cour bv Austin Arms. the Executor therein named.
Tor Probate IL ordered by said Court that AT
persons concerned therein be notified TO appear
session aid Court be held Probate OH
IN Montpelier, ON the 3)th day If April A. D. le5S-
and show cause, II any they may have. against chr
Probate Of sand VIII: for which purpose further
ordered, that copy of The record this order he pub
lshed three weeks successfully i'm the Green Noun
tam Freeman printed Montpelier previous 10 sand
time appointed for hearing By the Court-Atte>t,
Fl5W5 HARVEY Tide. Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-24

How 10 START PEAs.-The best way to
start carly peas is to place few in a fowlins
piece. after seeing that the lock is in perfect
order. accompanied with powder, in the pro
portion of about Tires fingers each. Feed
this mixture 20 such hens as come a-neigh5or-
ing on your premises, and wait reasonable
time for results. Should the peas you have
planted continue t5 come up in an irregular
way. then repeat the dose on the hens, sub
stitutinr small shot Tor peas, and if necessary
increase the quantity. few applications
will generally regulate the pea business for
a whole Sc son. We reverse. the NaFoIconic
method 10 firing blank cartridges first, out ot
respect TO modern civilization, and the feel
ings OF those who harbJr these causes Of
consequential damages but by no means
should We permit this humanitarian feature
In cur tactics t5 so far prevail as to enable
the enemy to come to the scratch second
time.
We have as,ertuiucd " ho among our CO
temporaries have been studying up for g Com
retitive examination, So by thoir promptness
In telling US there j. Cornish in Maine
Take your places
A BEurAL AAD ALMOST FATAL Assault
ua "Wednesday evening, the ls.h inst little
past ten O'Clock, as p. \. Heath, Esq, for
m.rlv ar AIyre5ora, who for the past few
70. ata- has Lad d law Office with Randall 4
Darau- Of this village was returning from a
-h.-t walk, and about stepping from the side
Walk q the stairway leading to his office, he
WIS assaulted by some one delivering a Sc
we're blow near the center Of the forehead.
TIE blow which was evidently from ''slung
shot, Of something equally cowardly and
effective, of course knocked Mr.. Heath down
when his assaiIant kicked him several times
and ran away. making some remarks about
being evea with him" Heath managed
to get up stairs, and on entering the Office
where son of Col. Randall was waiting,
help was at once cllleI for. Dr. Mlclmber
and young SOFT. clerk in the Bixby DRUG
store, happened to be within hearing, anC
were the first t. reach the room The severe
confusion On Mr. ucath's forehead told the
fearful force Of the bow he had received
which would without doubt have produced
instantaneous death, had it been received or
the temple. he is at present a critica
condition.
Mr. Heath recognized his assaiIant to b.
Thomas j. Cory. person not favorabIy
known in Montpelier Cory was arrested
on Friday mogning, and after partial ex
animation before Justice Robinson. vas com
mittce to jail default Of 8 900 bonds fol
his appearance for further examination OF
Monday, OF at such time as Mr.. HeatI
should b3 able to appear as a witness. Fail
Ing to procure bonds, Cory was taken t
Jail lie was again brought before Justic
Robinson on Monday afternoon, and after
full examination ia the Village Hall. con
ductei On behalf Of the State By States AT
torney Carlton, and Col F. Y. Randall. an
by Gleason Il Field and B. F. Fifeld. for tn
respondent, he was again committed in Dc
fault of $1,000
suit for private damagee has also bee
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-24
General Debility
Fonnd at Last.


GLoBE VILLAGE, soUrHHRIDsE ,iAAss.,
February 23d, l-t2-
q. z. STEVENS E-q-, Boston: .., A.,
Furt-e past I've ears have been aHilcted WIN uEs
p5Bs54 -sed from morbid state oi TIE iVefs loss ei
s9--e r.isiuu of &c Oh and wind from the slo ach, :
sense al isteusrau ia The stomach, co- ness, lpl'a
m III me heart general dsbiiiIy and langor or
,esr us-t have taken YOUR NKGETISE, or Blood fuT
ar am nss well and able al lend 10 ny oasinsSs
IN one Of ne best remedies and can heartily recon
mend d 10 M tf cted with similar diseases nave
tsd other re med - bat found none that snoTae me
go GEO. HANSON.
Ann, rarnu desiring further infor nation cali on
his son Wilbur r Hanson apothseary, store n" <ts-
Broad Az south Boston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-24
Simeon Fu,ler,~ vyiu

STATE Of VERMONT, In Probate Court. bela
RANDoLPH DIzTRtoT, s. ! At Randolph, within and
Tor said District on the llth day April. A. D. 1872
4 n INSTRUMENT purporiiug 10 he the last vii
y and Testament Of Simeon Fuler, late Of Bro1E
heldln said district, deceased being pr sutei - H.
Cours by doc P. Fuller, the Executors herein
named tor PROBATE: 10 ordered by SAID Court ~ 1T
persons concerned therein he notified 10 appear a.
sion OF said Court to be held Probate once in
field, the ID day Of Nav. A. H. Is-3 ana
show cause II any they may have against the p Chat
OF said Will: for which purpose II is further orUe ed
that copy Of the I'd OF this order be published
three weeks successfully in the Mount7Iu Free
man, printed a. Monfpeer, previous TO said tine ap-
pointed for hearing ~
By the Court. Attest
IOHS r. CLEAVELANn Iuage
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-24

THE MONTPELIER
IHE MONTPELIER
Savings Bank & Trust Co.
Capitah $4,000.

HOMER w. HEATON. President.
GEO. w. SCOTT, Vice President.
w. G. FERRIE. Treasurer
ALBERT JOHONNOTT.0
JAMES ". BROCK.
NAHLON raPLIN, Y-rer.s-s
GEO ~ SCOTT.
IIOHER " HEATON,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-24
SEED ARRIVAL,

l.. w JONES now announces the arrival 81
200 BUSH. CHOICE II. 6. SEED.
% NORTHERN y. Y. CLOVER
800 NORTHERN MICH.
800 ZEAL VERMONT
RED TOP, ORCHARD GRASS &c. SC. An these
seeds are choice selections and buyers for retail or
consumers respectfully invited 10 give them an IN
spectou beoae purchasing Prices as low "a any for
equal grade. FI4Ws
AonpeIler, Ami 8. 1872. q
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-24
Prnfe ssinnal Card

DR.. PLUNILEY prefers 90 locate disease
bv an Examination OF The patients
urine" requiring from two to four flud
ounces. fthe first 100 the morning after sleep
iug.l IN a clear vial, with patients name
and age. How Ger, 10 any prefer a personal
examination. or both, they can have IL, a.
with this as an aid ana guide, / claim to
10 better Than ran be possible tor any phy>i-
clan to do without il, who re ie- wholly on
the external appearance and symptoms OF
his pE tents.
H-5-Terms TOR Medicine within the means
of all.
answer.
Specimens seI by express must he pre-
paid -EXa mi nation fee. Sl.O0.
FI5Ws Z. o. Box IA. Montpelier, VI.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-24
HEALTH.

The ot popular medicine for nervous troubles 1.-THE
source of al other ailments l.
DUDD'S NERNINE. land Invigorator
For sale by an Dra EgisJs Price One Dollar.
FsI4w4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-24

A CoRREcrioN.-In the FREEMAN OF March
9th, a copy Of which failed to reach me IN
til this week l am represented az saying
that the r. & o. X. r. charge much more
for freight etc. ] wrote the p. < G. X. R.
as the initials Of the Pasumsic and Connecti-
cut River Road and 80 Of the other where the
p. 4 D. r. r. is referred to. Perhaps my
omission of the third r. led to the error.
If you VIII have the kindness to make the
correction, the whole viii appear in its true
light. NJ.
Albany, April 18Th, 1872