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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25
i. FISHERS ESTATE.

Tile UNDERSIGNED, having been APPOINTED by the Hon
orIle Probate Court for the District of Washington
Commissioners, To- receive. examine and adjust
cl and demands all against the estate OF
b.. amin t. Fisher, late of Favston. in sad DlstTlct
ccea ed and all claims eA hinlted III offset theref
hereby give notice. Will meet tor the purposes
: o-e said at FaNstu at tie Heii1T house q" Mrs
r. II Fisher on the. d gay of DecenpeI. anu III tiay
~ Nay next FROM niue o'clock until twelve o'clock t.
r On of said da and that six months from the
ia Of December A. D. l.14. is the time llmlte 10y
s1ia court a creditors to present their c lis t
+ pc Tor examina ION aId allowance -
ted at Fay this 9TH day q NEelnt r. A - 1874
M. :. CHIPNAN ,,o,,,,,,s
r.4su-; JOHN ". BROWN, '"-ii' =
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25
DIETER JACKS ESTATE,

STATE or VERMONT. Washi,ltor District. 5
In Probate Court. held al " NIP, Ter IN anu r sAii
District On the llth day "f N"V'ml' r 4 - -
\ Il Gale administrator OF the estate ~ lett T
Jack laia of NarShiieli. in sand INSTINCT dtI'as' =
makes arbitrator said court Ii tll>e I" eii an i
tl r, c<tat,. Il sand deceased. cNcolt the rl-t 81
dover. hat including the Homestead! Al Il rNtfslN ION
i ,w,r therein REPRESENTING that the sale there w'H q
Toe heueticlal t. the wliow and h"lr> OF SAD u'as'
and those interested III his estate
WhtrrllIon II ordered 10y sad & urt tlat s'I
ai,l,r;ti i" referred t a s'-ssI Il tLT',l IL =.
I,.ii A. tir Probate RIic,. sIId Month cller
Oh the .h day OF December: 4 u - tr harm Az
ierislnn thereon: And is further ordered. that al
rrs ,ls Interested t notified hereof by Iullcat ii
notice uf said application and "rier thereon. thre'
weeks silc,,.>SNtIN the Green Mountain Freeman
new paper Iuhlisl. at Montpelier, and winch cir
IIlates IN the n.hnrhNd OF those interested, before
s,! nm, ii hearing that they may appear at said
time and place and. they object thereto
l;y the Court. Attest.
r,-v2 HARVEY 1ILDEN, JEire
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25
IOIIN Is. SANBORN' : ESTATE.

Tn subs, ril.rs having leon appointed y i' II Il
urahlc Ir hate court tr the l~tri't q i,ti'i'i I
AMI ,rlalS Il IL. lcr> AGAINST IL 'et.t" - M
- saul" III late Of Nas!llu-fol IA >ad -. !.
deceased REPRESENTED and thu term 81 81
months from the twenty fourth day " sept ls14 e
M allowed tv SAID Court the Cr dlt.rs 4 said do
ceased t. NEIt and rove their tlNt LAIN i
fore us: GIVE notice that viii attend I" tAe dl
II our atI,Iutlne1t the dwelling Eolse II Md y
Hannah Snhoru.iII Washington. IL sand i,Srlc on ti:'
3l 4N Il December ami The 24th day # March &c II
AZ 10 uclooh the on "a ea' h Il SAID dAH
L N ETH ;pt-,,> { r.ili'rs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25

The funeral services of Dr. D. c. JOS
lyn, of Waitstield. who died on the 10Th
lnst.,wcre held in the Brick Church on Sun
day last. when 4 large concourse of people
assembled to pay regard to his moral
worth. He was Il skillful physician, IN
obllglng neighbor, and good citizen The
Congregational and Methodist meetings
were suspended, and preachers and people
attended the religious services, which were
performed by Rev. John Gregory TIL us
one after another Of our public men, who
have labored long and well, are passing
away.
Major CIRCUITS great popularity among
his fellow members, which his ability and
genial qualities combine to secure for him,
was shown by the handsome vote by which
he was elected Speaker; and he will make
good Speaker, too, should occasion offer
office.
CABOT.-Pcter Williams on the 18th re-
ceived a severe injury while at work shoe
ING Il colt in the custom shop of Buchanan,
Marshall X Britt He is much better,
however,
The carriage and sleigh shop of the firm
named in the above paragraph is doing ::
large business, the new partner, Mr.. Britt,
adding considerable capital to the business
They have twenty-five sleighs Just about
done.
Curtis Mrrtin of Plaintied has $50
turkeys, and they consume eighteen bush
els of corn per day Last Friday drove
of 1000 turkeys passed through Barre
! They We're driven as SO many sheep would
be. When nightflll came, they would by
general consent all leave the road and TAKE
to the fences and their drivers had to pu,
up for the night, for they could Get then
! no further.
ROYAL Gale of Barre has Il musical dog
\ company Of singers We're at his house
the other day, and when they sang certain
pieces of lively turn, the dog would JON
in the chorus by Il low howl, not in ba,
time OF tune. There is also Il dog in Rut
land who accompanies his master to man
concerts. and occasionally assists the mu
sici;,ns.
Deputy ID. +. Boyden, of Waitstield, OF
ganized Home Grange of the Patron
of IIusbnnlrv, ut Marlboro. on the lot
inst Master Henry T. Amrs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25

4 TUE rxavrI,l.,I.,rIC METHOD OF CUE.
Ia ri,ur. and ea Y manner il which these remedies
,Ir renders t pra ,ica de for every one TO use
Th4n, With succe in his OWL nliy-
For an Instrument the -UscIT AToR WITH elLDEp
NEEDLES aud bottle Of Z un BauneehelouI' Ano c
Ho1, If instruction, ETH edition. Sc o. 49,. ,.
price II single bottle Of Oleum Baulscheidtii Gree
b;t TnA1l Sl.5 Beware of countertelts Address
ny ' JOfiE LINDEN. Practical Baunscheidt1sta-
as,,l Cleveland, O., P. o. Drawer .'l-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25
L>A>T INDIA HEMP.
AND WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT IT

I,.-,1 If 1,.,tin- a e ,lrlran t. Inc ueri. "' II
-,~r 70. and wonderful plant remain silent and j"
+. s. tor is II through other lips than = h"!lot
~ that those who have suffered most can better p
81. story Wew!ll here quote word for word from i"'
.r. r.u.!\ received SIMPLY adilnE mr. testlt ny
,n rest in sayu- that WHEN TINS rlaut : PROPERTY
prepared We know that il POSITIVELY CURES t"N~tAF
r,n< and VIII real: ny a #, sh cold in "a Il }lrS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25
GOULD'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. District IF Washiu=t IL.
In Probate Court held at Montrcer in said District
! on tbe l,th day If November. A. ID ls'4.
Addison Peck administering OF the estate u Branla1
Gaulj lat. of East Nuutelier. in sand district. de
caaSrd rr,s,.1ts his a,nInistratl account for
a1rafiir aud allowance. and makes application for
Ire If rIbuon and PARTITION 81 the estate OF sac
/ deceased -. $500. J.. .
ordered lN SAID tourt. that said az
siI l. referred Ia scSsl''l
thrrrof to I've. held at the Probate Office IN >ald M"te
~ an the 5th dav December. 4. - ls4. Tor hear
m and decision thereon: And II is further ordered
that r,,tire hereof I've t. all cTsois interested ~
of the same three weeks succcssIveiN III TIL
! t;rcru Mountain Freeman. newspaper punished a
Nn,tucrr previous t. sand time appointed tor hear
- that they may appear at sad tl, and iaoe ah'
show Calls'' VI any tH laH ia ia vi d" e'-i'
BY the Court. Attest, , ,
] ,.-n2 Y A. Oh AStt. keglster
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25
NE\TAUR LINIMENTS.

There is 10 pain which the Ccntaur i-inlInenth viii
no. relieve no swelling they Will not subdue, and no
Ianen,ss which they Will THIS is strong Ian
,,ae hut Is true They have produced more cures
If rheumatism, neuralgia. lock Jaw. palsy sIrans
swelIn-s cakeI breasts. scaIds. burns saltrheunl'
.ar-acllc e., up the human frame, and OF
strains spawn. gals &c upon animals III one year
than have all other pretended remedies since the "oi
began They are COULTER lrritant. all healing pam
r.iev4rs Crii les throw away their cruthes the lame
walk poisonous bites are rendered harmless al"
,,, wounded are healed without scar The recll
,,,,Ij.hel around each bottle. They sell as 10 ar'l
Gle ever before sold, and they sell because they 90 JUS
VIVA: they pretend t. do Those who now suffer from
rh4lmatisln pain swelling deserve to suffer thel
Will not use Cent4ur Iiniment white wrapper More
than one thousand certificates Of remarkable cure
including frozen limbs. chronic rheumatism, govt
canning t1Imors &c have been received We VII
1 ,-.,Iar containing certificates the recipe. &c
rats t, any one requesting one bottle OF III
yellow wrapper Crntaur I1niment is worth one hun
IT,, liars for SPAWNED or sweeIied horses and mules
,r for screw worm in sheep. Stock owncrs-thes
Its are worth your attention No family shout
be with out them. White wrapper for family use;
Yellow wrapper for animals Sid by all Druggists
Fifty cents per bottle: large bottle, 81 % ROSE
CO. q Broadway. New York.
r,.,or;a j. more than substitute for Castor OIL
M. a,lv SAFE article existence which - certain
assimilate the food, REGULATE the bowels cure WING
I'LL. ava ~oilce natural sleep It contains nelthf
riurl. m ,-rhi.e a,ro i. and Is PHEASANT to taE
Chill IT,, ne .. AMI m Tiers may rest ENJOY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25

49, MIR ue INTO the household = general use and
FIR more than twenty years has std unrlVai4td-
More ,haul Oov CIV been sod number lar need
ing the total sa IS any other naclns q lts ass
Wheeler Wis skew ~ eSewlns Ma'hlhe : de
signed I. d. n a superior manner WIDER rauSt
- = ~, .,,, s.x,D Machine heretofore IT duCc3
II j. es,,ola!Iy adaItcd t. the stitching q boots 4.
81 - harnesses carrlace trimmings gloves leather
" rk ,i..ralIy has s!"ry, q thiu. and heavy a'-
rios Of every GascrIptl L Is intended ~ o per
a.ri either H.! foot OF II higher rae 81 ''a I'M
tr ma, l.lts D. steam. t.itr ser and = -Ai III
~ -,,,.,, tina. Irr eI-.Iue for uIia turing Ir
~ Sos Winch their family Iaacii1e has lou maintained
N re household Send FIR circular giving iestlll-o III
ais an, dcs I'll tlon 81 TIL IA lllie. :
WHEELER K WIN MANTFA, TT 'IN'f CO.
y,,.4u. ~ BEn>rw.Y. NV YoEk-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25
MAN OF 4 THOU SAND.
CO\SI.NPIINE CURED.

N1,,-, 4aa.h vas hourly rxr-otoa from 90 NSl Mp
TON ali remedies having failed. and Dr. II I1"fs
he accidentally M ie Irel4rat
: INDIAN HEMP. " hch cured HI. Only ,ilild aa nov
-,.-ittt vi two staiis % AN
imp ?1-, c.iras night -swca's. nan' "a At
- =. ,,,,rL Ana v ID break fresh cold N - ,tTs
il~"-- tra!t'rk Co. lt5- lace 9.fet' 1.'A
,,,,,+r,-- Af@" 20
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25

Ioyeiacevl1e. Ballard Co, Ky.
Norher has been suffering with BRONCHITIS for
twenty wears and tried all kinds ot:medicne and
saws the CANSAB1s ISpICA is the only thing that gives
her reli.f. , ,ot,npo,E
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25

v Il 4 I IL Il - L. W l. - =
THIS POPULAR Res'er'i,e one Of the esi TfLaraf
otl,r Hair i'reIarat"ns i contains n lac M hnr
Iea'th It C.1s..= tic lar t. l-r iion had i. ads
Rest tg htr t. lEI4i color VIII -, . ,r , ,r,
.,t and stops that uni ea~ant itching that !.
All diseases tie slr and a. Hair p-~slIl;- Il hA-
equal E,.'w We L4'r f." res and ii-i4'iil.-
>or.hanit,n courier, o-taher, ls55 The HAIR Vine
Is tita greatest thing i'll the nsark'-t
l,vorSyllle standard Y. JAY ls55 L l-ea~"s al
VII, have used i. and they are many
Hudson star y y $50 says: III, Hair YIN n, and i the
tTa,i' ~ h. i.id -: orr t-t1r hail: Where h4s
len 81 iar years and w are thankful
Win The vT 55@ q + II II II III ras s Il "
H.n ! I Buckanl; H " .ke, Mas. Head full q
daIdrutt. ri.i every Thing i'r !'ArS 'i;ri iE tie
| Blaze Haly t Mas Had q tor Il, had , 4a5r
, Mf c4 il Hr IN. I'm ~ M I- IN l l MI =
liar -li what u sat ~ IL t"o ~ - and
dill s,,tIlr god cures
J.-esh Williams. Fl:r prr I.flr, : II v ,i
il Juno "a an DOM MI "ltn te Hair ne IT,.
head i f.tlraIy hali Itl.- started ~ HAIR only '.~i
II i'w times Please send ii-e ii-'F' i- ''Aif'S
Il French. 81 Yer. - ~rIr'~ f.i.r'lary T. -
h.ye rrIvi number II HIr k'-t'r4tI'- t. recent
I 5r i n f l; II ia ~ h4 tt.c i .i4 NE T i
IL ~ short nm. r. ian ii 1i i
IL, a.: my friends ha,e ne :heT l; Lt> neaT
s-.r ~ hair. Please send NO :;.'s more. q
have faith i.
TRY IT, AID Yor- VII UeE W oTHFR
A. ,a-.r druggists and merchants : i. = send
:. ~ t-lal t,ttI,-: = u = bottles
address {. W. RICHARDSON. Barnet. VI
S,rl stamp :'r circular
George E ,..o)~ln. Boston. Ms. Wholesale Arer
z tpr New England
:a- Beware Of IMITATION The rennne = It m Il
liz cclorei WRAPPERS. printed with i4ACh ana re-
inks. with ut If female 81. the WRAPPERS
For sale IN Montpelier ~ BaScoIn De y and WI
s,u Co., Drti---i-->: lli4-.i tfA J. i PAGE I q
Nar-k::c.d. q / / Wooster
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25

~ B-Ins remedy speaks tor Itself Single bottle
will satisfy the most skeptca s. 80 per bottle or three
bottles for S65a Pills and Ointment 81 25each Sent
q. our risk address
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25
CEASE NJ. FOSTERS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, Washington District, S.
Il, Probate Court held Montpelier. nsaid District,
o,i the nth dan f November. 4. ID. l-74
Hiram Il. Ayers. Administering t"nI VIII anteXt d
of tho estate OF Iocas NJ r str LATE Of Mont eltr III
s1id Dstrct deceaSc ed. prt>ets his admuStTat IL
cnt TOR exaIninaIOn and allowance and make ar"I-
;nl for of distribution al lartlt4 n OF tie
estate Of said deceased ,
Whereuron is ordered 10y said Curt that said ar-
count and said APPLICATION be referred t. a session
thereof ~ he held at the Probate Office said Mont
nelier on the sth day Of Decemher H. .4:for hear-
| and decision thereon: And 1t Is further ordered
that hereof be given to all persons interested by
| Of three weeks Su'resslyely
Tho Green Freeman. newspaper published
At Nlutpelier previous said time appointed for hear
ing that they may appear n said time and place and
show cause if any they may have. why sald account
sho,Ild not bc allowed. and such decree made
BY tie Court Attest,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25
Letters Cncailed for Montpelier Post Office
NOXcmber 18th. 1874.


- To obtain these letters persons. must give the
above date.
LADIEs-Miss l. f c. Mrs l. T. Aainsworth. Mrs
Mary Hancock, Miss Maria Hutchins. Miss Annie kel-
ley. Mrs. Maggie kentield Miss Ruth D. Mathew S
Miss Johanna Wilder, Mrs Dorcas II. Norton, Mrs
Laura Provost Miss Bell NJ Putnam, Mrs. Jace NJ
Russ,
Bowman |. b. Bailey, Gardner S Butler J L. Eurr
\. \ Lanes, Charlie Hobart. John Hamm md. w
II we. Win Lamb. Eu=ene LUCE. Lane Martin >, A
" Merchant, a. c. North, Arthur Pearsons. \. L
Slnonhs. Albert Smith VIM Sweet l.. n Wheeler
4 painful case of Piles cured.
wish TO spread abroad he great benefit have
derived from Or. ilARRKISON'S PERISrALIIC lOZ
tNGtS. l. have suffered years from the worst
Pllcs-sO much that life was Il burden. usel
every Thing to no purpose until l found the loZcn-
In less than month | was curci and have
only to resort to them when cOstlveness returns
and always find instant relief.
Boston. April 10th ISL sc. NEAL
llil box. 80 cts. Large box, go cts, mailed II &c
| for tins last pr
DIR. HARRISON'S ICELAND BALSAM,
| a splendid cure for COUGHS, HOARstHESS. and all
| THROAT and Lung complaints. For sale by r. ,
| HARRISON Il CO., irOprletOrs, NO. fremont
Temple Boston ana all Druggists. Fm4lo
| If Arhohohc StimulautS are taken into the blood
the heat works faster and this unnatural speed
| wears out the vital machinery All intoAlctiihS
no trumo advertised as tones, Iehovatofs' &c
produce this dl,.,strou, effect and should be ic
jcctcd, Or. Walkers J,gtttbte Tinegar BHtrrS-
IN IuvIgurant without the curse OF alcohol-ls
| every where supplantIng these pol>onS. FhtjWi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25
che freeman.
MONTPELIER, VT.

,,...nNrSDAY. NOVEMBER -, 1874
o,.!,-ir, to make the FREEMAN particularly
..4.f.r It, news from all parts of Vermont
. r.-uj- i'll different parts of the State
r. in Washington, Orange and lamoille
viii confer 4 great favor upon us and our
.. --cl,!in- Us loctl intelligence. Give us
u,.wIII arrange them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25
BENNINGTON COUNTY

NJ. W i.I2,n Forl of Remington, ;! ycals Gil,
fell down A IL hit OF -tafs The 9th 'r day, AL the
next ii. bat une rode mile to visit her daughter
The NV C)n reg ttion1l church at Bennington is
now completed. 1t cost 80 Gol. 1t was dcd cat
ed November l>th, with a erm'n by Rev DR..
Lord Of Montpclier.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25

MOnteZulna, en-.
Nv daughter Miss CroW,ler) has gotten entirely we'll
of Coxs1MrTIoS He's was a of fifteen years
s+a,d;,a- y, you see VIC have tested the virtues OF
India Hemp, and now have no doubts as [" "At Il VII
do Truly yours.
CROWDER < MUSE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25

9 r I'D ID o & X d: & o.,
MHWI3elT lA;l RACE -. IA "a / eiph4d
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25
UNHE GREATEST NOVELTY


Wv, ~. Ffc-au. StvIcs %, rasrs beautiful Solo :. ?.
Win tine latest Hrts III the art - Orlah
f- ftrl1l the ffaE'' 'lr,tls lil@ilutt
= f,, ! E~IfI 4 60 Erittl''t' r.. :
i.t-i.lti;l sent free on Al l avon MN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25
CALEDONIA COUNTY

Rev Charles NJ. Sputh-lt.. pIS or of the North
CONGREGATIONAL church At st. Johnsbury, goes
south this winter for his heal h. HIS society sup
rly his place for HIM and have given him $40
Rev. Mr. Fisk, OF IynIonvlc, has received and
accented a cal from the Con=res atIona' church and
society at Springfield Vt, with a salary of $500
and parsonage
Thursday, 9TH, AguPs toveny, 4 seven years old
dan Inter of BrIan pvenv of Dtnville, WAS killed
under the following sad circumstances. The father
,,o, in the woods at work, and the mother was at
, nciuhbor's The child in question was in charge
of an older sister. After dinner Agnes ran out into
TN, ward aud so0a her sIs'cr heard a crash and
Going ont found that the little gin had tipped a
! heavy cart bolv over upon herself. Tn. sister got
tho body OF her in w.ly, but Agnes was dead
The father had tipped this cart body up against the
barn as m my turner's have d'nt btlotc but new
or should do again. thus malilS trap for his
own child.
/, Two sons of john Carfick, OF Groton, name,
Orange and Alonzo, got to guarding Wednesda.
NIGHT in the course of which Alonzo stabbc'
Orange 10 the r)n with ia * knife, with seIlou
fnot fatal results. Alonzp was promptly arrc'teI
and commute II await the result OF the lnJufie
inflicted.
ST. Johnsbury hal iull-srown rum iiSht, satu'
dav night 1t begun in the reckless firing OF pistol
! nv drunken
, tho crew went to the Avenue house and a-hel 70
Enuor which was refdse |. 4 free light followed
uistoIs were drawn and lives threatened The p(
lice in irving to arrest the rioters, were knockc
down and beaten, AMI most OF the latter escaped
On Monday Horace Peck, Curtis Uvey, Jane
t A Ha,llev and Charles Felch paid The stac s4l eac
. for ass lult and battery; Thoni7 Burke WAS boun
ovar for trial n JJ for riot )us conduct, THROWN
T. stones etc; Robert Donasby To- inpe ling an o
ticer riotous condu t, assault, et: was put uhit
|. 800 BAIL AMI j. ely IN WAS fined 81 and costs #
riotous conduct, but appeile Gorge IL. Ahiricl
the Avenue hou man, plea lei 5uiltv 10 two {
' lenses in selling liquor II pail 81. William Ro
inson the rim llcr OF tar crcv, LES a III awti
ing tllal. one: sul,5 .t'1 pc MIN - IN l u
above parties aud o;h2r rioters.
An oil F.enchml nln;t htiot't, 4 ute dci
was struck by freight ensinc at LyndonV1l
Nov H. and htd one Leg c:lsne - that amput
- ton was necessary. lie VIII probably die of l.
injuries.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25
THE toNomjny confirms the aborc, Stren



January 3d. ia.
inv, trc 80 much that have lost all confidence III
,tc,t medicines and would not have sent for your
renctv only Your testimonials that of Robert
COX III the case of Findley Barker. with whom am
personally acquaiutcd and know that Mr. Barker was
cured Of Consumption ana is now well and hearty
an, ais acquainted with Robert Cox and feel that Can
nas ought 10 do much for it did for Barker
Yours III faith.
JOHN b WETHEEALD.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25

April 80 ls15.
have used vour Cannahis Indian Syrup for TIE
,st ten wears with astonishing success acute ard
chronic. Pulmonary Affections. and believe it has
equal for such diseases r,o,,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25

Deep kiver. Powcshick. Iowa.
JANUARY 3, 1874 !
lave IN a seen your advertisement in my paper
know All about the Canuabis Indica. Fifteen years
= .nrad INV ,ialctrr of the Asthma she had very
Mad for several wears but was perfectly cured,
JACOB TROUT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-11-25

i->t E>n GAME.-A meeting of the
'"' "..'.. l'i. society for the protection
--' "a. -tu. WIS held ut the State
ling, aaI 4 permanent or
-'-. . '. IL. The proceedings
'-t 4. choice of DR.. George
~-.l "a temporary secretary.
.a "a- read from Col. Lucia of
''-- ..'-, au t letter from +. J. Phel|
..,i- <pre~>ng their symptthie,
-s g.. ,u~es of the society. Messrs.
H.-a, C'lnwn ana Newell. were
..'. 9"-nmittc: Oh perm nent OF
d."n~. iii. committee reported the
wing it of gentlemen as officers fol
80. n-'j'"E ~: President, Dr. Mid He
Il God '~nilh: Vice Presidents. Dir. Geo
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE Nh.

tN>t 'ffIf
Eureka. Nevada. May Is. l>1i.t
\oTltE l. lfEkEBl GIVEN THAT
~ Frank Ectschn.n whose foStofacc adj
dress i Eurrt a, Nevada. has this day filed
iii this Office a diagram together with n notice
OF application for 4 patent trum the | nitcd
states. unft"r at OF Congress approved May
IL. Is. ter fourteen hundred and twenty-five
i'-h linear .est ef the Battery Lode. the
same rarniI G ~ feet northwcsierly and one
Thousand feet souihcaStcrly from tho Air
SHAFT. viii. sar.ucc ground .O fec, in width.
situated in Newark Mining District, White
Fine county. STATE Of Nccnds. and described
in to plat and field notes or file in this otie'
q. S. Survey No. 80.
beginning nj a post marked No. IL. :.
Survey No. -" whence the section corner
on the northern boundary ut Section y. T. -.
y. K. - f.. VI. II. NJ. h"ar- y. rs ~. T..
.S-'j foot: mouth ef the tiihaahua Tunnel
hears y. a -. ". ln7 feet. The air .hat,
post Ne. ). Of Survey Ne. :. made for the
Newark silver Mining Conn any upon the
thihdshaa Lode, bears \. y, Is. L. l.. 80
feet: thence running :. - /: iit1 feet, To
a rinc tree ! foot in diameter marked Battery
l.. !. b"ur> y. 81. ". III frct: thence =. 49,. :.
" -Nn feet, to post marked No. =. =. sur
v'y No. y; thence \. -. V. Ii-5 fee, 10
thence y. a., f.. 10 feet. 10 pest No. |. the
place Of beginning, contain Ing " a-lI acres:
courses expressed from the true meridian
With a magnetic vn7is'ian, Of To-. cast,
Ihis c'aln i located in til. un.Hryeycd rart
en neither end by any known claimants; the
nearest mines are the lagc and hinlIlc.
>anchc7 and chihuahua,
Ihis. claim i recorded in Book 4. ra.cM1.
otthe Newark District Milling Records. aud a
posted at the air .ilait vi on the Lode.
mN-l' tl hl /. HORN. Register.
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DISS0IUTIoN 0F c0PARJNERSMIi.

INIE CoPAKTNERSHlP HEKEiGfunr:
existing between McCALLt VI a LIN
Of Re"wawe, Nev ada. is this day di's"i'Ves ,r
mutual consent. All moneys due saiu u.
are payable 10 IL. McCallum. and all 80
will be settled by him, The ha;,ass. nj.
after will be carried on ly III Till Ne''
IL VI. ,,s
Eeovawe. Eureka county. Nevada, y
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