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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-14
The Boys Heard From.

We see many hard things said about |
!iuvcne>tcnc'. Now we think
there is nothing in Ill the world 50 admira-
Bile rs a rubicrnl boy. unless. perhaps. it
be Il girl. We suspect thtt those who say
such rough things about the former. have
none of thi, lively adornmcnt in their
household. They have probably been
praying for Il good while. and are cxercis-
inc grudge because their PRAYER In, no,
been answered.
Boys are, in oar estimation. at pre-
MUM. The world would be Il dull place
without them. They make Il good deal of
racket. and occasionally break things. and
crumple up valuable letters for kite-tails.
and send Us in hot haste for the doctor in
the month of green apples; hut all that is
cheap, considering their worth. Instead
of inveighlnT against them. let us culture
the boy i'll our own nature, by taking IN
occasional game at leap-frow, blind-man :
buff. and base ball When II boy ~elS en-
tirely out of Il mans heart his usefulness
is gone. If through the wear and tear of
life, the boy Is escaping from yOur nature.
better catch him now and make him fast
forever.
We feel Sprry for boys. They have their
real troubles, and one of the worst is sup
pressed hilarity. TO want to laugh, and
still malnttin gravity; to see the minis
ter's wig getting twisted, and look devo-
tional; to discover Il mouse in PRAYER time,
and yet not litter: to see the younr bride
and groom in the church try to look like
old married people; in Il word, to be Il boy
with fun from the top hair on the crown
of the head to the tip end of the great toe,
and yet make no demonstration, is Il trial
with which We are deeply sympathetic.
To 1t on a long bench At the school with
eight or .cn other boys, all able to keep
quiet only ~ utmost force of resolution,
and something happen that makes al the
rest smoker, while You abstain. rcqur, :
an amount of heroic endurance We never
reached. We remember we'll how II TAT
tan fc-lS when it arrives in the open palm
at the rate of sixty miles an hour. In or
first ten years. We suppressed enough
CYCLES, smiles, chuckl'.S, and wells t. have
ruined Us for all time We 50 often re
tired from the sitting room, when We had
company, TO the wood shed, where our
mlrth would be no disturbance to anything
bnt the ash barrels. that we have an allow
tnce To make for thlt ar. of lifi. which i
aptto be struck through with litter ChriS-
tHul II Work!
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MoEMoNDoM.-They are having lively
times ont in Utah. Saturday a special
meeting Of Zinn's Cn0per,tiye Nrch,nics'
Institution WAS hrltl in the Tabernacle,
Brigham Young presiding. He accused
the present management, ex-Dcleg,tc
Hooper and others, of being thieves and
liars. lie appointed Hiram L. Clawson,
his son-ln-law. Superin tendent in place of
Hooper, and advocated the building of Il
new cooperative institution, and appointed
committee to choose II site and adopt a
plan. Over 1000 persons were present.
George Reynolds convicted of poly
gamy, some time ago, appeared in the Dis
trlct Court, Saturday, with his attorneys
for receiving the sentence of the Court.
In sentencing him. Judge Emerson remark
cd that It was not the severity of the law
that tends to deter people from the perpe-
tration of criminal acts, and he did not
wish Representative Of the Government
, to appear vinlictivc. He therefore sen
tcnccl the respondent to be imprisoned in
the Territorial prison for one year at hare
Labor and pay a fine Of $500 Reynolds
entered into u bond Of $1,000 TO abide by
the decision of the supreme Court Of tie
Territory.
The usual closing exercises Of tho
Forty-iifth Annual Conference Of the
Church Of Jesus Christ of Lattcrda,
Saints, Sunday afternoon, was attended b,
fully 10000 people. brigham made IL
address, andaccording to the Boston G5ob'
dispatch. was very bitter az inst incl,
sum, and fnrrtold woe and sorrow for til,
United States. Hri.ham is dyspcptic OF
angry.
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TIIRASUER' ESTATE.

STATE or ERMoNT, District Of WASHINGTON, $.
In ProIato G .urt. h"id at Montpeller, in and for
said District. o. the ri day If April. A ID LIS.
sarah \. Thra-her, atnlnlStratrlx of the estate Of
CeIlas Ihr:shcr late IF Mortified. said district
a.ae.i makes Application t. said Court writing
tor sell all II the real estate Of said deceased
To Wit: the homestead oWned and occupied by the de-
..l-ol til OF hIe death, situated in Mortified
4furc.ii stIIr that the sale Of part thereof
he payment OF the debtsan1 expenses
administration and that su"h part cannot be sold
t those interested III the remainder
ne therefore Irys fpr license to sell the whole nClu-
.nc The homestead therein and reversion of dover
the dover representing that the sale of
.lch homestead would he beneficial to the widow and
minor child OF SAID deceased
Wh@rtauo'!. ordered by said Court that said ap-
cation h t-d t. session thereof, 10 be held at
he Pr la.e %: sad Montpelier the 27th day Of
lpril, \ j. 10. f'r hearing and decision thereon
and further ordered that all persons interested be
/. ltiltl hereof, by publication Of notice Of said
Application and order thareouI weeks
y in he Green Mountain Freeman, newspaper pub
sd Nonteller and which circulates in the neigh
tporh those Interested. before said of hear
me- they pear at said time and place. and
If they see cause, object thereto.
rliya HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
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ID + AT ii :.


In Non:poIie-. April s;h. Mrs MARY ] O'GRADY
axe "a year, AMI II months.
In llaIntiad. ApriI5th Mr. THOMAS HI TCHINSON
asel > y"ars lnu< time AMI well known resident
IF tn. town.
II Berlin. March 3lst. Miss LYDIA b SLEEPER
AID 81 years IL IL, 'ut!Is and l. da4 -
In williams own. February. Eth. Mrs JOANNA
W AK FlfI.l, a.-c1 II years
Nle snrIei the Lord fr IN carly youth and whcr
~ ;ig sad. " He that k"epe;h Israel keepe'h me"
Ia Wihrmstpwn. Ma Il 2l:h, STEPHEN ROYCE
i-el - years-
la ~tockhrli .c. GEORGE HASSAM saa Of Ge,r..
Has-a.i, isc 1 years Tho <De9. the ctIi!-
ir,u
In Granville. Nar-h - !. FREDDIE: spa u / {
: S.ft. i 'anA"- rash. a--ed years
IL Waterbury, March 18th. of pneurr p.ia IRA sol
Il Ce rce {. AID ABB! \ Arms, a.,ed II Years
In rthfield, Na-.l l3.n. LTLIIA NAY ol.y
daughter Of o + and + l. Mich IL. aye'! months.
W have Land our darling Lila
Ia the 4 ak and silent tomb
And Is her Oh. = sadly.
Bat sin never more Will come.
Tl- orr little weary
@: Tins cold AMI dr-ary e.rth.
III saviour tts-- h-r. gently.
Where rial flowers have birth.
And though our home is lonely
N that her smile gone.
W. viii bow meek submission,
A.!d say Thy VIII be done"
Tr trust shes founi her sister
II that arnprI., the hlest:
" h.-r- VII IA Iie one day 10 JOIN them.
In everlasting rest
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-14

EXAMINATION OF lEACHERS.-Ihe reg
ular Spring Examination Of persons pro-
posing to teach in the Common Schools in
Washington County. the coming wear,
will be held, pursuant to law. in the sew
eral towns of the County on Saturday, the
lSt day of May. The place of examina-
ton in each town is rs follows:
Barre, Barre Academy; Berlin, School
House near Montpelier F. o.; Cabot,
School House. Cabot Village; Calais, Cen
ter school House, Dist No. 3; Duxbury,
new school House near Ri,lleys Station;
East Montpelier, School House, Dist. No.
Q; Mar>hlield, Village School House; Mid
dic~cX, Village School House; Montpelier,
Union School House, Room 30. S; More
town, Village School House: Mortified,
Graded School Building; Plliniield, Viii
la@c School House, Dist. No. |: Roxburv,
Village School House, Dist. No. +: Waits
field. Village School House; Waterbury,
Graded School House. Waterbury Street;
Woodbury., School House. South Woodbury.
Worcester, School House, Dist. No. |.
/ The Written Examination will com
m"nce ii 8 O'Clock \. NJ, and the Oral Ex-
AMMUNITION at > o'clock =. NJ. The average
in the written examinations must be up to
% per cent, and the oral examination
such rs is satisfactory to the Superintend-
ent. Ail persons signing to teach in the
Common Schools in any town in said
County tn coming Year, irc expected to
be present promptly at the time, and al
the place above named in such town, for
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!IENRY O. BILLINGS ESTATE.

STATE % VERMONT. District of Washington.
Ia roul ,Iri. held Il Montpelier. aud for SAID
D. -trl.'. on the l-th LAY 81 AIril. 4. ID l-15
Lewis !. Hanks administrator of the estate of Henry
BlI-$ late ! Narrr:l. III SAID district deceased
1,S '(4I, t. sad court tor lIceuse - sell all
f the real estate II SAID deceased, t. Wit: The home
arm itreaS-,i, situated III said Warren. nclud
the homestead therein: rer. sentug that the sale
hereof eN,eItl SAID Ia stead, is necessary for the
:N rilrt debts SAID deceased and the
ADMINISTRATION Of his estate, and that the sale
.ll,h Ia would be beneficial 10 the widow and
n-rr children Of san deceased
Ml--.uf'l.. Il = ordered tE sad Court. that said
3iYIrat"n he r'':.rrei I" session thereof. to he
.,ii at tie Probate p-ii.. sad NontI"ler the 4t
lay q MAY, \. j. -. FIR hearing and decision
-fIr.ou: Ana further ord rcd that all persons
Interested notified H.. eff ~ publication OF notice o;
sad application AMI order thereon. three weeks
..SsIN.iy Ia tho Mountain Frecna ne,TsT
t5-hel al ',lrIel:er, and which crculates III the
i.l.,fl mood tn>- tsr.stt before said OF
.ci-lar That th-y may appear SAID tine aid place
nd i ti,v taU-" object thereto.
- the Cont Attest.
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Professor Bonamy Price sees mach to
admire in our public school system
Writing in . The Colonies" he saws
The United States Of America furnish
a most encouraging example in this IN ~
ter of training teachers. Their success in
training teachers of the highest order is
often most remarkable. Whilst the pro-
motors Of the higher education Of women
are almost brought 10 i stand still in En-
land, for lack of efficient teachers. in
America large public schools are con !uct-
ei by women, whose qualities a teachers
deserve the greatest alnlratlon.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-14

N!ENONr TANNERS AND LEATHER MAN.
I.rA,rj.Ei.I;>' A~>rCIAIlON.-Ih al ourn-
Ell meeting Of the Vermont Tanners and
Leather Manufacturers Association WAS
held in Burlington April 9th. some twenty
five !uenlh"r, Of the dissertation being IN
a'tcnIanc,.. {. -. koclrr, of \"rgemnrS,
President in thr ctn,iraHI l.. /. llplDropk,
OF VI lton. Secretary.
The following resolutions. adopted u,
tie Rutland meeting. last March. were rc
affirmed. with tin, statement that tn"
prices mcHtiunci therein could no be cX-
crcLcJ;
He~ofr,d, That The prize p,iI by this
Association for prime dairy skins for
the coming season. be sixty five cents (GJ),
and when agents are employed to pick up
skins, an addition OF five cents (J) be made.
HSoirtd. That Two holes III The body of
skin shall reduce the price one third
. O-O.
Lt>o}rcd. That skins with more than
two holes in the boly of 4 skin, OF badly
hacked. 50 thin Is to be a light 1reiJhl,
moth eaten. OF otherW isc damaged. shall
reduce the price Of the same one-half U2)
| OF more.
/ Mr.. y. ". Hobart Of tie firm of Web
ster, Dvyer x Co., Boston, was present
and exhibited Il sample of the We>tcott
caliskin>: also of the Heitenbach skins.
finished from the yard and dry rough, to
/ illustrate to the tanners Of Vermont the
difference in value of skins finished thus,
as sold in Boston.
Nh Hobart was questioned by the mem
beers in regard to the Westcott method OF
tanning and currying. and also in regard
t. the question of the:diiierence in price OF
skins finished from the vat and those fin
i-hed from the rough, which was generally
considered to be in favor of the former
Mr.. Hobart further recommended that the
subject OF giving an EXTRA price ior pulled
skins be considered at their next meeting,
Is in the general opinion the great point OF
gain to the members in the association is
20 be fUrtEercd by improvement encour-
aged in the farmers i'll the quality Of the
farm STICK.
At tie close of the meeting, Mr.. Hobart
presented the president, Mr.. Kceler. with
the best Westcott calf-Skn, with the re-
quest that he would test it in the shape O.
a pair Of boos. \ formal vote of thanks
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-14

LADY EoUEsrRIANsIIIr.-The managers
Of Dog River Valley Fair. which is ap-
pointed Sept Doth and 3Oth, have offered
three premiums for Lady Eluestrian,hip,
of $40, Sc and S.
Go to the Union House. Montpelier Yer
mont. Good livery connected with the
House F1Jw1
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~. desire - make the FIREMAN rarti'uI'ii4
,......,!.t FORTS news from all parts oil Vernon
- .,ur tsIen,l- in different parts OF Inc lit C.
..... III, in Washington, Orange ana ih'oe Jun
H.. VIII confer = great favor upon Us ana '"'
f,- -..,.Iin., Il. local intelligence. GIVE us
r a.. will arrange them for the paper
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|, Letters CncaIied for NJ MONTPELIER Post Oficc
April 18th, 1878.
LADIES.-Miss Julia Donnavan. Mrs Y. T. Mallory
Miss Nora Parker
GENTLEMEN. Fred Chaffee. Edwin Collins c. n.
Dodge. Chas Daily. Fernando Gopl.n Charles Gal
man. e Y Merrill T. A Persons Edward Piout Peter
r. al. =. Willie Red. Fl VI Smith
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was then rendered to Mr.. Hobart by the
association, after which the meeting ad-
journed sine die.
The annual meeting of the association
will be held at Montpelier, on the first
"Wednesday in October
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,IIITTENDEN COZ

Richmond Market, Apri! l2.-Thc market for but
ter was active, 1T advance on last weeks prices
Ordinary sold at - 10 2Jc: choice, IS II >Jc; Sc
ecttons, BE. y few boxes Of skim chee7e-the
first of the season-were offered and sold At ;;
!he butter shipments We're rs tubs, agtints lj3
for the corresponding week OF last year.
y year old child Of Nj. Parady, of Burlington,
whlic playing, swallowc Il screw about an inch in
length, winch lodged III lis wmdpipe and caused
death 10y sunoc alton, Monday.
The president has Appointed Richlrl GIBBS Of
New York minister to Peru.
John Il. Winslow, has been appointed supcrnt
cn,ient of the Boston an Lowell IA Dad, i'll place
| of gen. George stark, resigned
>on-n-aw Sartors goes back to England alone,
Nellie remaining lin father and mother At The
White House during her uobauu', absence.
The supply of coal sent from all the Pcnnsy!-
vanla regions lar, tnis year, is 500 o. tons
against ,"!2, so tDI, II the SANE perIo of last
year, being decrease of 90 - tons he de
crease in the supply OF anthracite cJAl Is -. .,
| tons.
EUKLI>GrOS AND LAMUIILE Raj ROAU.-O On
| Thursday light after the meeting OF the directors
iiurlm. ,ton and l.amoIllc Railroad approve.
| 10y the cpmmIttec appointed bv The Directors, au,
Wa, signed by William l.. Httch, President, il
behalf of the corporations, AID by u. {. ley, IT,
| contractors.
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NJ A r K | A G. E $ .

LII NELSON and Miss VIRTUE V HITCHCOCK.
In lhttsf"l February LIST. hy Rev " Adams Mr. {
y II KHAN and Miss CORA l. WILSON, both OF
~!!-ri,lrur.
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LAMOlLLE COUNTY

All the intelc tel town, but Cambridge have
~slIpscriu to their bous lor building the Iurn=-
ton and Iimullic raIroAd.
Work on the repairs Of the LamoI G county
'nurt house at IIydcpIrk have commenced. IA
idItlou OF - feet is TO be built Ia the OF the
'ul ing. The court room VIII BE- live feet lunccr
md two room, placed III the rcW OF TIC bench
one the ;tccolntno ,llon OF the lctlt jutv auo
tne olaer tOr the county library and Consultation
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np,r\. rn,.>rv
"e'o "c'c seven go III ions 10 u" N''-' y 81 ~
" ' '- ''''' - -
p'ole97'o" '"' o''c d! ''''t''
Mr. j Lyon OF Bro" IlEt'n IA hu.le i rec OF
MS cA"d''N "''A'A "''"' . "erN ""j "noAtt i
The Newport national baub wAo org mid, wceN
oci''e '-'' win $1,000 capital and i'i''"7 h'il"
Ion '1 Ne" p''' e'c''e' p'e9''e"''
lhe Congregational op'letv ol-EArt0u iI.an In;
have purchased the bulllins formerly OCCUPIED by
tAe MethoI>ts, and WI r.t7e and repair tHe sam
i'F l"t'r u7t' KEY " m l. A.'''' r'c"'N'7 en-
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weeks az.
Theodore SKINNER of Albany recently fell it'ln a
hIy-iuow unon the tnc7 OF a rtchlprA, rctr.vt.-
wounds which VIII probably prove fatal
some parties are threatening, strongly {, bcin.
mt, - recover back cNtr. interest alleged t have.
bc =. paIl the lri-bur.h bank. ii the .tprAhp! lcis
vote TO 20 INTO lljl,i.ti,n
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Tie EAr'lweil Ii"n-e"t Rattan! j. Il thorough
y rcnpd"irI a. t.Dtr-H tII- - sol.
,n-an, me o,b,r .l.v. am att..Lcihi. L,n,. win
rt1.,r They MANAGED t. e-,.I,.. from ,i.n, ~. N
he harncs-cl IN, horse to l WAGON ana -,.ltcl ON
"a run to brandon, followed by two men, Who
captured him u-t a, he wa ri>illnL lutohl- laugh
ten house with tae razor He i now IN Ill, an /.
viii be taken to tie ErAts'eboro insane A'-pit'i.
The pos, oil e IN C.stlet IN has hccn N TIE han l.,
the Moulton family for ,he pas, - wears, SAMUEL
having hyIi II ), years cnI.en !' AMI vi imam, t...
present runaent, =.
On the ri..;.;al- .l-;uI .t.clc.i.,rce,tC..
George T. Merrill m fut'au4 WIS ,nt,.cI b
Burglars after the ianIy had Ittucl ANT W.i~
rol..e! OF ,,yc.ry .,rI v...ulp.cs worth 50.
We 10Y ''''I ~ '-',.'' +,
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,..of,.,.r, for ~. !,r..,. o.,y,.l. <,M
ready.
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rI~rrrl to Jat oil -~ IN -, AM la- hell the office
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ORIGINAL HYMN TUNES. b II
THE LIE 4 ID Z r:

4 NEW CHCRCH MUSIC EOOK.
By H R. PALMER and L. o. EMKgso~- l4i'c Si.e0
per dozen. For sale by
~ G. W WILDER. IoIiIsv
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The -l -i-f' /. having be-! appointed ~ the II 4
"a the District If WASHINGTON
.Ii!'l-- ii-r-. &. receive. examine and adjust all
aud demands al al-dst the .s- ate IF
ANN Bradley late II Nortut-d. IL sad District. de
.al~,t afi all claims tNAItited IL Offset thereto
..r,iv -iIe 1l.,,. ii.t tI, pun
r,Si ,l.-,:-- house f Mrs Mary VI Bra
~ IA Mortified. Tuesdays OF May ami
J-rphtr 1HNt from IL o'''ck. N uiltll o'clo. h.
f.. i sad iIls, AMI mat 'ntfls from the
II. U.s March. \ II Ia tie tlme limited hy
-! :..! credit present their claims
=. ~ examination. AMI all 'naI.ce-
-, ! a. :, .ti.c.,i dan + ATr d leo
GEORGE NICHOLS.
a. \ Ip ifltIDN. Comrnrs.
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NEW USIC BOO KS.
GERMAN FOUR PART SONGS.

N T. W VI L SIC BOO y.
GERMAN FOUR PART SONGS.
For MIXED Voices Just published an -1rluss-al -
collection f entirely - tho Is- modern
German Composers just rlrht fl Ns.cal Societies
Price 81 50
ORIGINAL HYMN TUNES. EE II <
the composer g FedraI - ard Other
ita tunes contains 100 tunes han-s arrhrpe all
original and Of the hest quality Irle. Boards 81
Cloth, SlU0.
SEVEN PART SONGS. F. FIR " Md :, ~, ', ,.ss
contains 'lees which were successes wien sung
| by the = Parker club" Price 60 cents
PIANO AT HOME. !1Te tC c2eT r,le q Ii
-Four Hands. is full Of good and mos enter'alnln
music for practice or l. NE recreation Iriee go"
er- Praises IF the RIVER OF LIFE. our popular
Sabbath Soug BOOK. come from all quarters
! rec m1nend it highly Price SO CT hundred
Al:hooks se:.t. ost-psId. for retail ne
OLIVER DITSoN < CO. Boston.
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How STATUES ARR. NApE.-Thc bronze
~.at!ary iH~t now 80 popular. i manutac-
tUrcd by 4 simple process. Over the clay
model i poured coating of plaster Of
paris which having been allowed to set.
i taken oil IN sections. thus attorliu- l
hollow nuu!d of the .iyurr. From such Il
IN 'uL! i produced 4 stucr" duplicate.
either OF the entire statue. or of such 4
portion thereof * is intended to be east at
i time. and on this again Is formed 4 Sec
On mould OF greater thickness and sOldI-
", for tho reception of molten metal
The material used for the final III puld is Il
composition OF ~.rcc" and brick dust.
his i applied IN Il plastic state to the
>iucco model from which is inner surface
takes, the form ot the figure Were statues
east solid, j, Wogli now only be necessary
to separate mould from model. and run
metal into the former until the interior is
filled. This, however, would involve alb
,urd WASTE and IN order To economic" ma
trILh. 4 solid core is placed inside the
muGlH, leaving only such space all around
~ VIII receive the thickness of metal
dcrncI necessary tur the work in hand.
lhr mould, with lis core. having been thus
umj'Irt"; and firmly hoo}ed round with
bands OF iron. is placed IN the Kill to bake
to perfect drynr>~. This prcciution is
nee. s-ary from the circumstance THAI even
/ a trace of moisture might. on the applica-
ton Of molten metal. occasion danger
ou~ explosion. In the cast, of the c:,>Iing
now in question, the drying of the mould
occupies some weeks On the removal
from the Kiln. the mould is buried in dry
earth below III" floor of tn" foundry. only
the aperture for receiving the metal an,
the vent hol" for the escape of air. remain
mr. visible"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-14
Vermont News.
BENNINGTON COUNTY

Hon. VIM. HorrobIn, formerly Of Bennington
sailed from Liverpool On S.sturltE, April II, for
home.
The fish and game club Of Arlinst N are t. post
notices to the effect ta all vlolators OF the fish anu
game Laws Will be prosecuted without mercy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-14

AGENTS WANTED FOR THE FASTEST Sci
.AlI\oi BIBLES. tIS5i II-:ri 'rsD aud CHfiOMO-
cleared WIKI certainty All ly 70
u. l.. GUERhSEI,
Itr.Aa E-lNrnRn y IL
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-14

CHILLBLAINS viii Ice promptly relieved and ultima
toy '-lr.-l b. bathing tn al - I4lts with
Ponds I-Ntr4ct
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-14

D0ND'S EXTRACT.

CATARlH I ~ fs'r4r- marry a ,S-ar,fi,. for
tfi- t,-ri-" J. caU ii- llE Pc eNcell--l- eY-,i
~ and ''i'-tli.ae 'a~'~ Il" r-let ! Ir',Tnit
t!at - Ole MI l> tr.-l i m1-l ne WIKI II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-14

FROSTED IINBS ili-- f-x--ar :.l1ar1a Ii relieves
tie iaii. and finally cUr-s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-14

SERVED Ri"lir. -AboIt tliTte months
!a,. !, will be- remembered. one Ellen A.
r,,r,o IS c,,,orl,.,,.r v II WIS on
~
tlced away lio'h nome ~ ''''i ''> '0'.' '''S'
.of Elst Concord. lie pretended TO be ::
w,Il-,o-,!o farmer in search of help. After
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ili''e' III o"'l"a'o'' ''SS'''i' upon II '''''
She fingered tor a loa-t time between LIE
and death. ba: has HOW rl;uels, fur rs to
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-14

SORE -NoiS CONSUMPTION CDI-,fHS COLDS
Tins cHid w.-a-l-r tn llu--- so--lV H4y.
/ fild-- Extract hand always L relieve. tA'
ram ana cures the disease