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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-05
Guar dia.a'~ lNO,ICc

STATE OF YER dDNt, lin Probate Court held
WAsaING ron OfsrRIcr. So. at Montpelier. within
tor said u stnct, he 81 cay Of November, A. d..
1873
.poRERT j. HARGIN guardian OF William T.
IL Hargn. representative of Caroline ii rei
>pp:atiou to said Court for license to sell te
tol ow ng escrined re, estate of his said ward
his ~lgHt and inIeresI h raj tate, of VII -
Aaron l. NIB, late alais in said district died,
and pt-s.ssei repre- sent "g thtt the ale tn reo'
fjr the purpose Of ~ ng The pr ce DIS nf su sal
Il interest or Investing tie same In stocks
es ate would be be N, ficla to SAID ward
VIII reupoa. il is ord red oy said Cour. hat sale
application be refrred ION thereof, to BE- hein
Il the Prooste Off; e in sal Montpe Ter, the 25
lay of Nov NIB r, D. lr73, for bearing and decision
thereon; anu II FUR DER ordered that all per
Interested not fed hereof by publication OF 10.
tice of SAID apuli ation and order III -reon three
weeks su ;ccessv- Iy the Green Mou Iain Freeman
printed at NoutpelieI before said time of nearing
hat they m ~ appear at said time and place, ano
4 they o ct thereto.
BY the Court.-At est,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-05

IS u D p
Innings. LIST ID Sd 4th 9Th 9Th 7th sth 9th
r risess%;:;::t : 9 i SIS SIS
Passed ba!ls-Spaldlng % Dutton Is.
'corers-C. w. McCearn for P onee.s Z.
D. Elgerton for Greenhorns. Umpire-G
Il. Richmond, first and second innings
Charles Jones of rri-M1unta,ns the remain
Ter of game. Time, three hours
The - Greenhorn - nine consisted OF
members OF the Graded School, five of them
having never before played in g. match most
Of the ." Pioneers - are experienced players,
md have played several games during the
past month.
The OYSTER SUPPER THIS EvENING.-We
trust our village friends will attend the Oys-
er supper gwen by the ladies of the Congr,-
sational society III their Church Vestry at
West Berlin this "wednesday evening.
These West Berlin Suppers and Festivals
are good places to go to, and the ladies viii
show you that somt things as well as Others
can be done in getting up tip top enter
tainment.
Belknap, Ely & Co., Mortified, are work
ing eight hours Il day. The Chair Factor.
nave a 50 cut down their working time IL
eight hours.
SMART WOVEN Mrs Emeline Ordway
vile of Levi Ordway of Chelsea, aged SO
years did four large washinSs in two day
last week, and on the third day cooked and
prepared iorty-one meals t. entertain the
members Of Ordway's full band of Martha
Music, on the occ ,sion of their drill and re-
view at Chelsea, on Thursday last. THIS she
did in addition to her ordinary house work Of
the faulty. She had also earned over TIVE
hundred dollars the past two years by golug
out and taking III work aside from HON,
work. Young men, what say you to such IA
help meet? Young ladies', on whose shout
ders shall her mantle fall?
EAST ELMoRE. Some two years since tn
Methodists organized a class for religious
instruction in East Elmore which had pre-
viously enjoyed no privileges Of that kind
L. proved to be seed sOwn upon the best @
grounds, and the interest has gone on widen
ing and deepening until that section ma
now be SAID, in a reli gious point of view, I
" blossom like the /, Sc" A private bushes
letter from a valued friend in that place
says they are now being more richly favore
spiritually than ever before.
HOTELS IN FLoRIDA.-Mr. f. Ii. Orvis, s
well known as the proprietor of the Equine
House at Manchester, and who has alread
, hid experience in the same business
, Florida during the winter, proposes to organ
ize Stock Company for the building of
larger hotel than now exists in that Stat
as a winter resort. We understand tina
quite number of Vermonters have alread
subscribed Florida has most delightfl
winter climate, and Mr.. Orvis is just tt
man to make it more SO and when the ne
hotel is completed, that State will full
rival Italy or South France.
Keep your house warm, and save your Ia
too by using the Metallic Rubber wind
. and door bands. They are for sale at NJ
Donald's furniture store.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-05

BE WOULD GRANGER BE.-The Bur-
lington Free p ess is responsible for the state
ment that the grangerss are rapidly increasing
throughout the State, and that j. NJ. Poland
Of the Waterman is leading Patron in
Washing on County. Whether our modest
confrere over the way has taken this upward
step from the Indictment of his well-known
bucolic proclivties, or in furtherance of the
heretofore expressed determination to grace
the gubernatorial chair of the State ere
thirty years shall have cycled over his head
doth not yet appear. Nor are we informed
what other "eminent agriculturists in this
village have joined % Farmer Poland" in
this movement. Quite likely Farmers Tave
Hubbard, james Bryant, Esq, &C., may be
indu ced to follow in his wake, in case the
coterie which gathers at I" Strat's' and OF
which our editorial brother has been such a
bright aud shining light, shall uDgallantly
refuse to have the hay seed scat tered around
them. But we have cast about in despair
for the representative Ceres and Pomona
who shall lend their witching and subduing
minlstrations to the sylvan ceremonies these
Montpelier grangers will doubtless indulge
in.
WEST RANDoLPH--JohnT Tyler, plasterel
by trade, employed by Mr. Tanner of West
Il ndolph, died on S indy forenoon. He
had been for some days in poor health. bu
was able Saturday to eat dinner with his
family. That afternoon he became much
worse, and exhibited many OF the symptoms
Of de irium tremens, becoming wild anc
seeing " things which were not to be cen. ,
The next morning he died. We understand
that he f,rmerly resided in Cabot and still
later in this village He had been addicted
TO the use Of Intoxicating liquors, and it il
said was one of the witnesses summoned il
the late liquor prosecutions here.
Station Az mt Atwood being away for {
couple of weeks, Wayland Baldwin is bacl
for that time and in is charge.
The Musical Convention which begins to.
lay will no doubt have large attendance
during the three days it is to be held.
| Tue excitement relative to the burning o
Mr.. Welllngton's barn is subsding.
| BASE BALL AT NoRTHFIELD A mattel
game Of base ball was played at NOrthielC
last Saturday between the Pioneers and the
Greenh orns, with the following result:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-05
Harrisl..'s Peristalic IoZenges.

Pleasant, Prompt and Effective. Two
taken at night move the bowels once next
morning. Unlike all Pills, they never
cause pain nor require increase of dose to
perfect cure
They cure Headache, Diaeiness, Oppres-
so,. after eating, Sour Rinag, and every
evil arising from Costiveness and Indigestion.
Warranted 10 all cases of PILES, either
bleeding or blind. TriI box, 80 cts. Large
box 60 cts. mailed Tree for this last price.
DR.. HARRlSON'S ICELAND BALSAN,
splendid cure Tor COUGH, HoARsENE>s
a nd all THROAT and LUNG Complaints. Fol
"a by E. S. HARRISON & CO. Pro.
prietors. No. l fremont Temple. Boston
and by all Druggists.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-05
Eeber's estate.

,rATt IF VERMONT, tn Probate Court hoi
q NDoLPH nIsrRIcrs SIS. IN at Brooki Id, OH tb.
81 day Of Oc"ber, A n 1873.
tie ECCA ODER, adm i>tratrix Of The estate Of
II Benz mia Ober late OF W 4shugton, sad dis
1, c. deceasrd, mass application To said Court 10
license 10 II all If III real est ale of said deceased
repres n ing that said is c-ssdry Tor tn pay
me mt OF tue cebts of said deceased
ords5 ed by said Court, h At said spp
ton 'me under consider on and DC h ard on m.
10th day November, A. ~ 1873 al the Probate Ufc'
1. Oh sa; aud, is further ordere =, thai ali
son. interested be notified hereof, by publ cation Il
,otice of this apple alton aud tier on, tire
weeks successve,y in The Green Nountai FTeemau
ri lied at Monip--r, before SAID time of n airing tia
they may .pDear It said time and place, and If tie,
ZEE oil jec' thereto.
Bv the Court. Attest.
HON CI,EiVFIANR Iulu
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-05
MARRIAGES.

In Montpelier Nov. 4h, at the residence Of he
brides father by Rev. DR.. Lord. Mr.. Oh ARIES
r POLAND and Miss ENNIE \. only daughter
of neni-on Dewey, Esq, all OF Montpelier.
In Montpelier Nov. 4th hv Rev }. Edward
W lght Mr.. GEORGE G. GOULD and Mrs. LO-
VISA NJ. WrOLCU TT both of W"lcot.
In lIardwick at the NJ. f. Parsonage October
SOth bv Rev. Z. Tabor Mr.. WALTER FULLER
of VOC lbury and Mrs. CAROLINE Madison Of
Danvle.
AT the NJ. E. Parsonage in VIII JAMESTOWN, Novem-
Der 4th. by Rev. W. tennis. Mr. H. CLARK
.CONVER>E of Manchester Iowa and Miss ADDlk
H.. daughter of the officiating c erSyman
In Worcester, October 2lst by Rev. James ). spin
nev MIR. WILLIAM ". AINoNORrH OF Nor
cester aud MRS. \RIVh TAoIlRO vi WOlcout
In worce>t .rOctober 18th, by Rev. James 5 spin
new HR. ORkNZO J. Pc NttCE OF Montpelier,
and Miss TnERE \ J. POOR. of Worcester.
In Fairfax, October ID by the Rev. F. c. kim
ball MIR ALLEN Il. CARPE\ TER and MISS
JENNIE Z. JORDAN, botn OF Fletcher.
In Bradford al the NJ. E Parsonage by the Rev
]. VI. L. Fulton. NJ. A., on the oth August. NIX
ADNAF. PIPER. orOxfbrd, y. II. and Miss ELlZA
MARTIN of bradford VI
Is the same in Bradford at the NJ f Parsonage
Oclobe Sth JAMESG CLARKE, Esq. and ,loo
MELISSA A. oMAILEI, botn OF bradford, Vt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-05
Anna az. sheldon. Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In r rebate Court held
Washington Distr CT, SIS. at Montpelier in saih
District the Git day OF Octob'r, 1873
UNUNO Pope. Administrt or de b0nis with tn
r. will am exed, of the Is at of AunI K. shell
.te of No tha in sad District deces- ed, presents
MS iminisfraon for uni "a ION and allow
nee, and tkes app icalIon for decree distrIbu-
ion and partition OF the es aie of SAID deceased.
Whereupuu is order ed by said Court that said
count and I'D jlica ion be referred 10 session OF
al Co to be held a the Probate Ofce, Mo-
pelier on the lIth day OF November, A. b. IS73 for
70 ring and dec sion III reon: al IT is further
ie T. that notice herrUf be gwen tOa lpersons ir
crested by publication Of the same three weeks
ucc- sslve,y In the Gre sounIan fireman, news
oaper puhl.h-d At Montp-lier. previous said time
,,Do for heari' g. that they may appear said
ime md place, nd show cause, if they ~ hay
sby said account should not be allowed, and such
iecree made. By The Court, attest,
rt3u3 HARVEY tlL0EN Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-05

Most all pills in the market, and those
styled veget, able, are not only large, nause-
Gus. grping, aud diff ;ult to swal Ow, but
they contain Mercury, besides Atoes, Gam
boge, and otner inJuri JUS drastlcs. Those
are old medicines, aud ed before medical
science developed better, now supplanted by
much more pl astnt but effectual cathartics
DR.. Perce's Peasant Purs .t,ve Pellets en-
body the latest and best cathertic properties
IN d concentrated, yet mild and searching
form, and are Ut yer taken with disa ppoint-
meut. Wholly vegetable, sugar coated
small, neat and 10 delicate glass walls. Sud
at % cents by Druggists.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-05

ANIME LLtBLE PILE REMEDY ->"f -r-rs WIN mt
painful disease " no have tr'.d e ertuaTles ifIons
oIItme MS and long i-t If ro-tfnm- Tor is f-iiet
VAIN " H. TN nk tor calling atte"t 90 TO \AhtSiS
The happy discovery at In II>BEE. an exp rteHced
and scientific NJ U. Tn"asand> oi cases ttles' IT. VIZ
tu. II is sin nile ST., Dos III ~ "a a. n>irumef
s. oIbiug pou and med clue, in>i ant relief ana
cures pei IN uentI Prize 100 sent TREE by man on
receipt Of price, Anakes!s Depot, 46 Walker street.
New York,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-05
r 10 r D A

EROM November to May, Florida is the favorite
resort for Northern people. but its limited hotel
capacity prevents many from making it their winter
home who would otherwise do SO. IL is prop sed to
build large hotel at point in the State to meet
the requi ements of those who desire superior ac-
c0mmodations. My experience at the st. James
Hotel, Jacksonville last winter enables me to speak
confidently as to the success OF this enterpr Sc.
For information as to plans, &C.. address,
+. II ORVIS.
r T44ml' Equinox House, Manchester, vt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-05
ZOnas e. Batcheldcr's E>-

J,HEsUBSCRIBERs having bee q appointed blythe
/ Honorable Probate Court for the district of Ran.
,Oipb, Commissioners receive, examine and
dust all claims and demands OF all person, i,
against the estate of Zonas z. Batchelder, late OF
'renge, 10 said district sed ,represe ted ibso
vent and be Of six morths from the 11th day Of
october, 1873. being allowed by said c6rrl to The
creditors ofsaio decreased exhibii prove their
-spective claims before Give notice. that will
will attend to The dutIes OF our poiprment the
iweling house OF widow Cora Baichelder ia Orange,
10 sad District, the kst Friday OF Nov. mber, and
arst Friday Of April ten O'Clock, in the fore
ooon each of eaid d VS.
DANIEL EMORY. Commissioners
Orange, October A. D. 1873. H43W3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-05
BIRDING AND JOB PRINTING.

The FREEMAN and MESSENGER Printing House
ami Biuiery is prepared to do all descriptions of
I;..,Iins and Book and Job Printing in the best
.t,Ie and at the lowest prices. We do MT do work
for nothing but we do put up small margin
nrprodts that the most parsinonious man can
AFFORD. even II these hard times, to have his print
Ing and Binding done at the FREEMAN steam
Printing House and ndery, Montpelier, Vt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-05

MALTREATING a CoUGH.-Beware Of irri-
tain. p't'on- and Of op'ates. Hale's Hon
ey OF Horehound and Tar is sovereign
swift and peerless remedy for coughs, colds
sore throat, difficulty of breathing, and all
bronchial ailments. There is no other re-
liable antdote. Crittenton's, 7 9th Ave
nue.. Sold by all Druggists.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-05

Castoria is more than substitute for Castor
Oil 1t is The My ga e article il exi,1ence which l.
certain TO tn iood requisite ihe bowels cure
wind-coic and produce manual sleep. 1t coniai ms
nei her nil erals, rphne or alcohol, and IS pleasant
to take Children need moi cry and mothers may reft-
FM4lyI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-05
THE EVENING POST.
Establi-hed 1901.
One of the Old-st and Soundest
of the New York Journals.
adapted to the Statesman, the
Scholar, the Merchant and
the Family.

The New York EVENING Posr, edited by
William Cullen Bryant and Parke Goodwin,
assisted ly the strongest talent that can bt
,.uy4ged has for more than hall a centur,
maintained the same principles of Freedom
md Progress, through all changes OF parties
and policies.
Ii has always been the strenuous oppon' NJ
# all kinds of Monopoly; and it still re-
n-ins vigorous champion OF Equal Rights.
III . Distribution of Power, of Honesty
md Economy, Of the security OF the glori-
us results ot E,n mel patton a ID E franchise
,uent won by the war, and OF all practical
Reforms.
lt s opposed to Injustice and Spol'ation,
md though Reuub lean in its afiniti. S, IL
,,ondemns all corrupt party combinations
which sacrifice principle to mere success.
The EVENING Posi- is equal to any other
journal as a newspaper, aud is co nplete in
is Political, its Literary, its Scientific, it,
agricultural and its Commercial Depart
meuts.
1t spares no expense in procuring the lat
st news by telegraph, correspondence, The
nails ard Efficient reporters.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-05
T. o. of o. F.

VERMONT LODGE No. 2 Independent Order oil
Old Fellows meets every ednesday evening
at Odd Fellows Hall, (Perrins Block, at ~ O'Clock
A. D. LANE, Secretary.
A. T. KEITH, \. G.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-05

The Purest and Sweetest Cod Liver Oil IS HsZard
Casw-I'> made III. h,re, fro fresh selected Nv
eTs, by ,A<wELL, Hazard Co., New York u is
absolute v pure sDeet. Parents 10 have once
,.ken il nr Ter il 10 an h.rs Pm siciams have decI
deed II superior To any of the other oils IN N rhet
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Prospectus for I874-Seventh year.
THE ALRLNE,
An illustrated Monthly Journal universally admitted te
be III Handso ST Periodical in the world.
Representative and Cham
pion OF American
Taste.
Not for sale az Book or Neacs stores.

THE .fLDLNE, while issued with all the regu ariiy
has the Temporary o. timely terest character
tic Ordnar, p-rodcts. 1t IS elegant m sceil.n,
of pure light aud graceful Liter and colecin'
pictures, the eperim- of ariistic xiii
bacx and white. Aih np h h ucce- ding n"mhe
affords eas I" trends, The re Al value sno
beaut, OF THE 4LDLSE will be mot appreciated ar
il has been up al the clos- OF the year. Will
O h publica At ~ caIn superior chsa mes. a
c npar q with rivals a similar class TIE ALDLfE
is unique ard o Igin, coHrepti n-aioue and un-p
%, oached-. h-o u'ely WITHOUT Iton in ai
chsrscr r. TIL PISS OF complete volume canho
duplicate H. quantity If fms paper and engravings il
any Other sh or number OF volumes tor ten hines H.
cost: ana hen, The are he ehroRus. besides.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-05
Letters Uncaled for at Montpelier fost
uffice November 1873

Lqdies-Mrs. Chester Barnett p Bridget Lime
han. - - -,
Gentlemen-Lewis Baraley, Oscar D. Dyer John
Cronan, Lewis Cas-, Oliver 7. chandler Isaac
Hemslreet Royal A. Hatch, L. keygue, Rodney "
Miles |. r. Walker,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-05

We desire to make the FREEMAN particularly
.,,,qlde for its news from all parts of Vernon,
I oilr friends in diferen parts of The State, es-
r,ri,lly IN Washington. Orange and Lamoille Coun
Ties. will confer great favor upon us and our
re,,.er- by sending Us local intelligence. Give
,,,. and we will arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-05
Clubbing with the MAGAZINES.


We have perfected arrangement for 1874 by which
we can furnish almost any Magazine published in
the country to subscribers for this paper at great,
reduced rates, enabling patrons desiring any OF
these periodicals in connection with the FREEMAN
10 receive them at from % to 40 per cent discount
from the usual subscription price of the magazine.
We can furnish "The Atlantic" or " Scribncrs
Monthly Magazine"" Lppncott's Magazine" ETC.
for $i.75 per year, in connection with the FREE
MAN.
For So so, we can furnish the FREEMAN and
Peterson's Magazine" and several of the 81 90
and 81 80 magazines and periodicals.
1" nemoresrs Lady's Monthly Magazine" with
splendid chrome. or Godey's Ladies' Book" and
our paper one year for 81 25
For So 90, we can furnish the FREEMAN Dem
| orest's Young America" The Nur>ery," OF
& Woods Household Magazine" with beautiful
chrome of the Yosemite.
| For So 80 we send the FREEMAN and Our
Young Folks,'' OF Oliver Optics Our Boys and
Gnls."
The new " st. Nj hoas illustrated Magazine
for tie young people, just started by Scribner
| Co., will be iur' ished in connection with the
FREEMAN for $500 per year.
| For 81 % we can furnish the FREEMAN one year
and any of lIarper's four dollar periodicals..
New subscribers desiring magazine not men
toned above will be furnished with special induce
mcnts by applying to US by letter or otherwise.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-05


,urns, saIt-fheum, esr-ache, &C.. upon the hnman
frame and of strains sravns, gals &c upon The ANT
nals ia one We than have all other remedies
the world gan Ii is count r-irrtant, an a-
healing pain reiever. Cripples throw away iheir
clutches the lame walk, pc bites are rendered
armless and the wound dare healed without scar
i;ls no humbug the recipe is published around each
potle IT. selling Article before sold and
sells because it Goes just what il pretends TO do.
Those who suffer from rheumatism. pain or swell
ing suffer if they will Centaur L'ni-
nent More 1900 certificates of remars able cures,
including frozen hubs. chronic rheumaism govt. run
ming tumors &c, have been received We will SEND
circua containing certf ae-, the recipe &C., era
10 any one requesting it, One bottle OF The yellow
,rapper C,ntal r Lmment is wonh one hundred del
ials for spawned swtIied 10 and mules or oI
-crew-worm in sheep. Siock-owners-ihs hnimeht II
worth Your attention. NoisBiily shtu be vIthou'
Centaur Lii iment. Sold by Druggists. 70 cents pei
bottle; large 10 ties, $lt0. J. b. RosE & Co., s.
Broadway, New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-05
LAMOlLLE COUNTY.

The Lamoille Valley railroad is complet-
ell and has regular trains running to Hyde
Park more than half the DIS
tance-and work on the rem Under Is 80 tar
along that it Will require less than ; 700,
. TO finish it ready Tor the iron. For
considerable portion OF the distance the
grading is finished, the bridges are butt, and
ties are drawn to the ground ready TO he laid
IL is estimated that $4,000 Will llsh and
equip the road aud WORK has already been
re-:ommenced upon 1t which will be pressed
through the winter, thus nSurlng the road :
completion from the Connecticut TO Swanton
by July OF next year
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-05
ART Department, 1874.

The Illustrations of THE .4LDLFE. have wnn q
w,r d-wii rep ItatIun, And In he au centers OF u
rome il II an ad united CT wood cuts
piles NJ the ugh. 81 fiction aaiHei tn wood
cuts OF THE .9LDIN-E ppsse>s all The de'ic.cy ano
elaborate fni-h u he mos tostv steel piate- whi'
hey flo. Il d rendering N 5rtst'- original
In 1 designs by the Members of h Va ona
Academy 9th ~ noted ue' lean ARTIST. THE Il
DINE will rep oGuce examples oi The heal f'feis
IA te,s, ecied nth &c the highest ar i~tis
success a. gre -. general Interests hus the sub
scr her I" THE AID me will, trih Cos, e. ~
IN his h.me lie pIedsur,s and renuIug influences
% true
Tie { hrisimas issue for 1874 will COZ in specia
designs al pr pn.e u the by our rest artists
will suIpa>s attractions OF It's predecessors
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-05
Centaur Liniment.

There is no pain which the Cenfaur
Liniment will not relieve, no SWELL
inc IL will not subdue. and no lame
ness which il will not cure. This is
strong langu ,ge, but it is true. II has
produced more cures Of rheumatism,
nen: llgis, locsjaw, palsy, sprafns,
..,rf;,,s ckaf ar, aSfs seal Is
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-05
DEATHS

In North Montpelier October 25th, MRS. Ell rs
j.. vile of Lewis Nelson, aged 80 years, 10 months
AM - days