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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-14
For the Freeman.
Birthday PARTY.

The relatives, and some of the aged
friends of Thomas Prentis Esq, of Waits
field, met at his residence on July oh.
1873, it being his ninetieth birthday. Ar
Engagements had been made some days
previously to have the gathering a surprise.
make it known to him, and let invited
guests make up the remainder.
First in age, we notice Mr. Henry Dew
ey. Of ninety-6ve years AMI ten months,
with good health and firm gait, enjoying
life nearly as we'll rs forty years ago.
His faculties are very good, and, bat for
the bent form he would not be estimated
over eighty years.
Next in age was the recipient of the Wis
itors, with comfortable health. though u
little lame from :. broken bone some years
ago, but with a sound upper story" His
sight is remarkably good. rs he can read
the newspapers without specacles. Memo
Nv also is rctentive, to name political events
of fifty years ago. What histories he can
transmit to the present generation which
took place u. that time. NJ one in our
mid-t took more decided stand in favor
of the colored race, or rendered greater in
tluence in their behalf.
Then we have for cighty-iivc years Old.
Mr.. Artemus Brown, still hale and hearty
lust recovered from Il broken bone by fall
inc on the ice last February
81,
oldest man. reaching nearly eiShty,wo
years.
Below the eighties We find Judge Up
ham of seventy five, Uea. Lyman Fix Of
>cvrnty-three Years. Mr.. Arson Fisk sixty
nine. Also Uncle Ben. Reed of the same
age; Stephen Prent;s Esq of Washington,
ID. c., brother of our h st, aged sixty
seven, who took the whole f.mily by sur
prise, the evening bef,rr the gathering.
-. Uncle Daniel Skinner was invite l,but Iii,
not appear, bat would, if questioned rs t
;, his age. have replied, eighly-nine.'
50 we might mention the I'd l,dirS of
four score years and five, down to sixty
~ five, all enjoying the sucial g,therin :
greatly.
=. The Rev Mr.. Snurburne and lady wer
also present, aiding to the intcllcctu;I
part prominent share. \ census Wa
taken and found to be fortv-one inclulin;
= the household.
- Children. Grand children. ana rrelt
t. GRAND children wrr. present. all s,rlnin
IL 80 sr;.,r tho oc,.,.i.,n and oIl aim n.r +
* r.,1,.r Iif.. nIcas,nt and cheerful to tn
y ,red ones Mr.. PrentiS is not oy,rlooke
IL hrt i shaken of rs beinc rs tidy rs
oil h,nd-h,x and only eirhtv-tive wears old
4" Mrs. Brown. a sister of Mr.. Prenli
en- .rhtv.three vea,sold. ENJOYS GOOD h,alt
III md oood faculties
IN A. three o'clock All hcin,y seated n n
+.,}Ins f,r refreshments the R,v NJ
nj Shurb1rne invoked the Divine b,pS~ino
Ell after which full Justice was rendered
the .unrrlbunlance of edible, which wei
nicely arr.,nred and t,stefulIy decorated
-, Several ladies sent in suIrnlil bouue
j.. Of flowers. besides large sapplv Of the
in own, all Of which were con>pituo IS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-14
DEFITION FOR DIVORCE.
: WASHINGTON COUNTY Court
StItem Der Term. l..5

IT. III I-T'IfT-'' NAsIINliTON COUNTY Cot ri
,-,r,,I. D,pr,<c September Term. l715
Totl. Hon ,rsbia Curry g 'Irt. mkt to he holden
ia NnutVeler, ! and toy the county of Washington
On The ii rIe,i A. Sai,t n'nher. \ y 1873:
comes yo'Ir p.titl nner II II Perkins. ot N0r-haeld
in the county aforesaid ard informs said that
the 25th day Of October. II 1-iS he was lawful,
1incd III IN Irrla to P1emla VA la e. then in Dan
vile IN the county Called by Rev Peter Merrill
4 minister Of the GOSPEL AM such qualified and
auth rlZnl hV the laws If the State To solemuiZe
IN rra-eS DtnvlllP afoi eaid: that he lived will
p ISL as l- ID aud iou, all things
on ms pIrt req Irel the marriage covenant: thai
July aforesaid the sad Phenia Will
fully I'd 1us cause deserted your petitioner
aud from that di aul nth until the present
tas continued to desert your petitioner and against
ms will t. hive apart from your petitioner Your nett
flnner further shows III Al he has lived and resided
Vermont FIR the last FIVE years and for m thar
tn. ,rIntT Of WASHINGTON. but that
that the SAID Phemia resides in the State of Massarhu
sets Wherefore this petitioner that the bond
Of rnatrirrnrly NAV be severed between him and thu
said Phrmla and that he may be derreed divorc,
Dated at Montpelier this en- day ~ Julv. y 1873
H II PERKINS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-14

TIE snhsrrilerS HAVING been ar,n.'l'ed by III Ion
niss,nnrs receive examine. and Inst all cam :
nd demands Of all ne-s against N" eSfat- =
t-nos y colby late 81 Pia' field T. said dlstr'rf de-
ceased represented lnsolvent ard the tenn 81 ~
Months from tho s.h Law of In Is bAln- all 'S'
~ sad court 10 tho cred Of sail de"eas" T. eN-
Iibt and prove their Respective claims before rs
10 notice that attend tn the duties Of olr az
r1intnert at the dwelling house 81 sarah 60 ny IN
air,tied in sad district the l1'h day 81 AuxnSt
and list iav of emhar next. at ten O'Clock IA the
| tnrenoorl on each OF said daVs
| ynswa IRA STONE,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-14
'he O'"''A n. CHASE. Re-is;er
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

STATE OF VERMONT. Di-'r:ct e W'eli''E' n -
l., Probate Court heli At Nn'-re'ler- *ltnlii sid
o. said District on the ~ iav - 1Uiv 4. II IL
William guardian of Hiram aifn'r = Mars
oI in SAID tisrt.. makes ari.ati"n - sail { art
e,r ll.r,se & sell the following desr rea estate OF
~ sad ward all his rl-ht fl-i" Al l'rs' IN
10 real Of which Akron Palm r sfe ~ ssl1
Vs.sfca died seized aud possessed 1nrriE he r.
.rs,or II DOVER therein representing hat III" sale
.trenf Toy the purpose uniting the proceeds OF
IT N ks
GAL estate world he h.'lefi~lal ~ sail wa-d-
Whe-e,lnnn. II IL ordered hv 50 4 9" r. tAf "a,
he referred fh"re ~ - 10
old AZ the Probate Once SAID Nnnneller 90 fh n
lay Of Julv \ II ISIS. FIR h"arln- al d"''>l''r
ha-anu. AnI II further orda~ei that all T"rs H.
tarrs-el notified hereof by r'lh'a'l = y y -
nd a,r Ii aon and order Thereof three weeks s'l
~,Ssiv,1v in the Green Noun.a'n Fr".na' 'nfl',
"A AZ Nau+pcl-er before said OF hea--nE = a
"-,4~- a $50 time and place. and. II the,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-14
DOONS OF EASY MUSIC.

Elections Il Easy. brilliant. PnI1ar that every
me play, and Il can help lIhln-.
Nu.i,,I E.,rl.,nJ s. 81. Violin and
W u0'N''' >''ii'''i'' Piano Duets.
N,,.;I LHI,v-ar, $50. Flute and
-HuNtO''i ~" 49, Piano Duets
Flute Bouquet. . FIJI Ai!s f"'
Violin AmuSement>. sic v,o AI1s for
- . II ,,,, Violin and
Ill " h'tIlNIH. Piano
Winner Band of four.ffigg, Is. G sna Il
vI.lir. C,rnet Or Clarlonet and Bass
Strauss Dance Music. 500 , N.ljn and
Violin and I ute Duets. s winnq By
Carkes 81 Instructors Red F@T f Gr.an for Tor
Violin. Zach sloO
Winners New Schools Ei ti, . C cts t"'
o-ran Neod n.vi.ln. q B,nj Cornet Frenci
ArcOrte Gernai. Actortcuu, Fife Flute, flaEeoIet
| ClarIoii.t.
All books sent postpaid. for retail price.
OLIVER DITSON 4 co. Boston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-14
DUEBE l.. ROGERS WILL.

STATE OF VERMONT. District of WashinCtnn -
In Probate Court held al Montp-er IN and for sad
Instruct on the 2oth day of June. 4 II Is!
Aninstrument purporting TO be the last III am
arnent of Phebe L Rogers. late OF C.hot IN .ai,l
William H Harris the Executor therein Iamei ir 70
hate II is ordered bv said Court. that all Ter-os
rerued therein notified 70 appear az ~ =
go. he hold a. the prot Once in Non rene on
-, o,.t aay ~ Jnv ID ISIS and show cause. II any
they may have ainst the Probate OF said VIZ Lul
;t ,.,nose il is further ordered that copy OF ,he
rarori Of this order be published fhree weeks SUI
I ~ tho Green Mountain Freeman printed al
IEey III rrnyous 10 said time appointed for hear
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-14

81. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET July
10, market dull and quiet. Prices: COM
mon to fair IS to 30 cents; fair to good 20
t. . cents; choice q to % cents; selcc
tons &c cents; and several choice lots Of
Gilt edge sold at y cents
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-14

HARVEY TILDFN. JUDGE y A. CHASE. REGISTER
The following business WAS transacted
in the Probtte Court for the district OF
Washington. during the week ending July
II:
july 6. John Twaddle's estate-and 3
Smith >tate-invcntories returned. >
X. Ccllev's cstate-license to sell real e>-
tate granted
July :. H. H. Reeds estate-trustee'
account allowed A. F. Jacks guardian
,hip-gulru,n account allowed.
,Jaly s. Gal CrOssettS estate-inVen
tory returned. Vim. Crossetts estate
administration account referred to july
Isl. X. r. keiths e-tate-and l. l.. Sails
bury's e,tate-license to Sell real estate
granted Dennis D"nnehucs est'te-wli
referred for probate to August ).
July o Emily 5. Frtnchs estate
commissioners, J. \. Wing and r. I
! lOwner.
July II. Marcus r. Martins estate.
and Clark Clouyh's estate Reconnaissance
reports returned. Elizabeth Cahlll S esttt
commissioner report returned and AL
minietra ion account referred to Angus
,. J. A. ). Whites estate-admlnlstra
tion account referred to July 81.
-. .,,nhh :,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-14


The New York Times, in an editorial
paragraph on the Barre bank burglary,
SAYS
of course. the police have not been able
TO find the four men, any more than they
have been able to find the man who sh3t
Mr.. Schultz, over in Brooklyn, or Charlie
Ross. or the Nathan murderer. In these
laws the criminal classes are more than a
match for the agents of the law.
We can i'm agine the modification of the
chief of police of the little country village
IF Barre, as he musterS his blue-cOated
legion. and reads to them this left-handed
compliment. But whatever may have been
the sirs of the Barre ''police,' we can in
form the Tunes that the Vermont officers
were able to find one of the men, and cap
tured him after Il sixty miles chase.-- Free
! Press.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-14

with Key. III. L'l"' llc9i''ont' III ''l'
..h,ir. The present Trustees are, w. ii
7 ~ Henry Mutt, y. n. Glazier, G. w.
willard. T. p RrIi Id, Charles Dewey,
/, = WALTON. j. G.. Emery. John A. Page,
p p Pnkin, J L. Wright, Andrew Hull,
rraIE smith. J. G. IIoughton, Jr.
TIE following officers We're elected:
W. II. Lord. President; Fred f. Smith.
s..,..rv: J. A. Page, Treasurer and
,..u.; p. p Pitkin. Auditor; w. II.
1o.L !. +. Wright, p. p. Pitkin, Pruden
tai Committee.
CALENDAR FOR 1S1J-'1b.
t.I, -r.rin I weeks commences September 6. ls-5-
~..-.u- Tenn l. weeks, commences ApiH 49, le'6-
Coon TnEowING- Messrs Bailey and
Park. have IN improvement at their large
f,.riu. mill. which promises to be an ex
c..''rut ,l,in". not for them alone but for
.Il-;r ncirhbors They have put in the
basement of the mill one of the Walworlh
ro...rv pumps. which they connect with
tb..r machinery II Will. The capacity OF
thi, Iulnn !, - minute. The force
with which it act, will he testified to by
Lewis Wood and the man who helped him
~ To hold thr hose Monday noon, on
Main street. in front Of thc mill. That
VA The best r,pr,.> rntatiun of the Highland
and low .and ding that has been seen fol
many Il dIv Monday evening, some OF
tl,. hose belonging t. the village was taken
mp t., thu mill and attached, one thou> md
f,, were ltd which brought the nozzle il
f,.u. # Bailey and Parks store. Th'
luup WIS then set to work. and ;
horizontal stream of 49, feet, WAS thrown
in front of the store after the water ha,
ha,.n forced through this long length o
hose. The hose burst and leaked in sever.
lIl.c>. \ stream WAS thrown over Ball.
and Park store 10 the building in the rear
\. Ire mill and at short range thre
streams q! inrhl. were played at on
time. uu,. Going over the mill upon I'll
Curi1gr shop in the rear, one over til
Wells River depot, and one two hundre
feet up Barre street.
The coz, of this pump must be some tlv
or * hundred dollars, and with stron
hose it certainly makes the best Engine
in town for the most d.n>clv built bu>inc:
portion of the village. Rubber hose Coz
$50 per foot. the village ought eith'
to have a rood supply of that or it shouI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-14

the undersigned having been appointed by The Hoi-
w Prohafe Court for the District of Washington
to receive. examine and suJ.s,
and demands of all persons against the estate o.
panhen G Perkins. late Of Warren. IN said Dlsrl,t
6ces.ed and all claims exhibited IN Offset there"
I've notice that will meet for the purposes
fnresaid at the dwelling house Of the late ksnhen
I ~ November next from nine O'clock N uEtil
\ mr. M each of said days and thar sik noh, ,
'ua ,ba S-th day of Nav A. d $50. Is the time I'M
I'd bv said court for said creditors 10 present
cinatad a, Warren this lath day Of June ID i--0-
pale' a. W" pHII-kNDER RIFORD. Comm-rs
NuRTOS L. DICKINSON
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News and liOSSip.

In >ebrisht more than R,Oco,ooo forest trees
wee piantet last year.
Mo.by nd his front teeth kicked out by 'n-
,IIiIin mule, the other day
Ih. fl, ,tcl,,, school teachers of the granite |
Sat, Are emI.rat.ns TO Vermont
,our.,,,cut ,,r.n,.i a., divorces last year
,,ol, - .r c,.,, ,,l,,,v. y, u,u A average
., ,,,, shawn |
~. '.,,,,r,
- 70 - '' /
mat Nelm M oahA io'ociy was h"'''" "
Ptol'Ao!c tc9u'l W 'no '''e'e t"
lie careful what your chII'lieu eat TWENTY-FIVE
.c"Ins from cholera ihi'"'u'h are i''o'''eu 'A''
Week.
Ittebui =, Pa. Il an antl treating soclctA. ana
,h,.u a 4n.l want, A lfluh there he tanc3 1t " On
ne European ptu.'
=, :, ,, =, ..h.us,,,I. Y V ON Friday
OF so ,u.,,,. IN . hours and
,r,,h,,,,, liam
"l"'c "''o""'o" "'
1cen 80" i"i ''Ar'' INC N"ii'o' ~ " o.
HeI i"otc grace "a" sue "'A'
lis BVi-tlIs Astrnon Strtoils nee Ne!he
,l,nt gave bnth I" soh At Lon@ branch ,uhd's'
".Iahti ten p"uh l. anu i nall go
y new political party has sprung UP IN May iand
having iOr II, o. Jet the prevention ot eti'c oI
tuunci pal AM i stctiIitn institutions.
IN. L,ru.,,r of ,,,rmauy has EXPRESSED hi.
,, ,,hI,,n of th, pronibttl,n of th. perform. nee
i KIN. II, ~ ,n,!,,r,,,, P.,-l,n PLAY at Ierin.
In,.y,.uiuc,nnsn..n. pecAl,e ON tina.
49,. ,,, 49,.
'0 NY " - ., :,
az '''
:
An al ~ ti"r pun Al en- 50 y" = Ai'i'A' ~
-tcAneF t't othei h's't " !"'"P'"a "i'' 'e " Wv
u..L lie Wheel, Ahl causing se"ci" sih'7"uP "
| Lis I.,tt c-poN AMI thlDs7
IAr tuu.ll steamer >cy;h IL, which leit Liver
! 1p1I on >alurIts, Ior New lork, colIdct wan Il
',,,.,,,,.,,,. -, ,,..,.I,, blades. n,cc,
! ,,,,.,.u.l,,n.
'''-'''''7
,,,..,,,'I',. rn.,knu CIV Court. ,A,.,u., ,
u,yln. t,,,n ,.eI ty grocer Ior = ul of s!Ij, pu.
,c-uueltn"t ne sd, worth ""t"i"s.
rlH4u,:e 'Htne-' a: o"e "ne o'tr'P OF hAo!Ion
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-14

RICHMOND MARKET. July 49, The mar
kct was about the same as last week. But
ter sold ut q 10 2;ic for good. an q to 25s
for choice Cheese. fam carries, 9to lie.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-14
Chr freeman.
MDNTphLlER, VT.
WEDNESDAY. JULY II. 1870

~. ,,.-,rc to make the FIREMAN particularly
-,.rra f,r il news from all parts of Vermont
l .nr friends in different parts OF the State c.
..,'I in WASHINGTON, Orange an! LamOllc Ioun-
,,- VIII confer u great favor upon rs and our
,,, !rr- hv sending; Us local intelligence. GIVE Us
f...r, and yyc VIII arrange them for the paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-14

TIE SAppr>r CA~r.-I.a~t Sabbath 4
,>c.n,,jn. gentleman from Montpelier
was .,oppn.r at the Addison II Use. III
,usinc-s wl~ tie benevolent one of sup
nIvIn,r The candy di~prn>1ric~ OF tn" town.
ma If course Sweetness WIS hi> >tron =
.njnt. He hue he waiter tro, on his b.'~t
rrakfa>-. which he stabbed in IN cNpr-
ri.u,-cd MANNER Then he ~p"n;an hour
| f clrraut leisure in inserting Il WOO len
.,n,hnrrk between his worries. Tip-t II
,.irtr next. P.trcn.z'd tn. landlord :
| rothcr wiki wi>. moderation. Lunch Il
noon. More toothprick. More cigar,
| More pa'rnnacr Then Ii" found time
heavy on his hlnd~ But h" knew how /"
| irhlcn it up. There was 4 nlr" y"anG
| adv in New Haven, who had the honor
Of his acquaintance. The Thought of tint
vounr lady had tcrmcntrl beneath hi
,hilt front ever since he arrived in this
vicinity. and 50 in wocd season til" best
turnout in the able WIS before the door.
He cot in. took the ribbons, spread HI
coat tails carefully aput, sat down bet
wern them tipped u wink at the hy~tnnd
lrrs. and was OIL Those coat tails sWcllc,
with the best assorted candles. The >klr:
were fair. and the road glorious, and he
soon reached the temple where the onl'c
his intended treat WAS tn>hrlncd, align
ed. and WAS in the charming presence
There was another fellow there. Irobab!!
ncr brother. With his shiny plug IN hl'
hand, with Il saccharine smile and honrye'
words he greeted her, and after a >h"r
: conversation he asked her for the dl>tln
ru:shcd honor, and the exquisite pleasure
, of her company ina little drive. There
; upon the Young lady gave him an lntr"
!, duc,ion to tie other fellow. The othe
f fellow was her husband. Thunder, Ih
wited drummer of sweets cot into hi
buggy in Il hurry. sat Gown upon his car
ldv, found hi- seat uneasy. got up. >prea
| his coat tails apart, sat down again an
Y drove rapidly off. And they say the lrav.
, Of the trees that he passed were uttnrl
;. withcred by the language he employed !
expressing his disgust at the mutation
Which a few short months will make. In
5 ,irst Sour-Elccd candy peddcr upon recor
was to be seen on our stae"tS the next d'l'
o -.Nid,i}cL1ry register
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II + \ / II :.

In " ,-te,;,r ~ I5.A. ALLIE / PRATT. aged :
In W,--es'er JlqA y. = Clnkar-a-h HATTIE \
I'D years
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-14

s.rttrr- IHr.,iI..i for at Montpelier Post Office
jay 18th. 1919.
s*T 'b;lll these letters. persons mast give tn,
Il. tate.
lam Ms H.;'.e BI-;.1A,n. ms Lucy Briggs
!-s Al-t, 'tr;.r Nr- VI \ Markham.
tit<I o. y Brown. Eev II y Barton. L4wis
.Ly. Nan Hal, Jot4u y Hines. Waiter il ward
L::... L. ...-.L :. Sic. a d. J " M!n:eEs
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nIS~OLUTION OF COPARrNERSHu
IRON IN THE BLOOD
PERIlT.1N SIhEP IN IRON TONIC

| : II
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP Sltall7"- aud e,lrirhes III
~ ID Tut- ,il the stem. Il I!iis the Il ok.
i,N ti'- ga. Debility. prGi'-N. ChiIis
..y-r- i trruit. Nervous ttfvtlou~ BuIlt
Hum Diseases the dlIey .ad Bladder. FeliIu
rnfn, l.Iut> 4
Th,l1s.,l j. have lee, CHANGED y tn Of this
ne "a Ak >,slN lfftrltI creatures s.rnI
A.A.tIy halll m..l ii d women: and lnvAds
! reasonably l.-~lt AZ t. I'VE I 4 trial
CArr1n~ b. s'Irt Won - the PERUVIAN SYRUP
t.!..t Peruvian. Bark Sid 10y dealer generally.
A&2Ia.-,' ra'ulit 'rtaluin: Treatise on Iron
rleil- ana ,tlIar valuable PAPERS. trS.Innll
| Tiers VIII We II FI:fE - any address
SETH u. FOHLE It SONS. Prorrrcfors
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-14
Ot\N II LDUN I

Frel a seven vetrnll -oh Of Mr. Robert w
>ll,-trr of West \ 'wbury, WAS dr"wnti a IL"
rolls below the per Il I'm N ats River about
nyr O'Clock last Nc le>d Nv aftrrn 'rn-
Mumu, have ben making thoI oush sweep a
West + all lee and at HE uu.c~.
William VI AlvuId and wife OF Brookiel cel,-
GRATED IN. - n ,lil-v.--.-t + II ~ N .r1L-e a
c., d,vs.-, natn. sun, farm AMI in the sam,
,,r-, ,yn,r, t,cv have lived DUNG the wh"l.
n.rinI, some 50 pcr-rr- benz present. hVc u
whom wee at their wedding.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-14

STATE VERMONT
tnliItN of VAN l4t,Il. l. J. UorGHroS JR
Cashier Of tn" above named bank i ,efnnly sweal
that n above s'ariu-It the best I'M
hi ledge and belief
] c. HofGHTON In Cashier
subs 'rlbed and ,rn to OF this 18th day
July les
D BLACKWELL. Notary Public.
CDrrec: Attest:
+ THURSTON.s
| J " ELLIS, Directors
! CIA> DEWEY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-14

pu-chaS4 al far r.e- ~ iS -iilf n
,-7-'.i IN tn Berlin SIDE IF - o'lS laH
vi h. v..- Z desired n Wha contract l ~ II
-.,n,i dwelling Of sad ~ tie coming
- va-e II h.al-t, ami i-ira, - neigh = '"iai
he terms aye ,ii0-lV lnA - - privileges A.
r.ri.i NJ M wishing fli ~ fl'rsel- IT ia
rIeud need aII ly tu- lrres u il!r- !.-r -f.r4
lier
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MANHOOD: How Last. How Restored.

T,Is- r1lr;-t.ei in new ea5-3an + I'R CrTNFR-
Wells LIBERATED F--AY H. Tailf a ',IrF Nh
II rli1.en # INA " yea
Involuntary Seminal .sts Irre-' I Vel - ain
hvsl-al Incaa.Itv. TruI.e,liIuI.-e Z Narrl't- -
lsiul.-euce q sexual aN-rav+.arl"-
sealed envelope. N sty eel =
The rated auth i: his admiral
circumstances from a rhr-y years sl~>stnl ira'
Ia. he alarming seq { self -a''- Y aN
ialx cured Althols the dangerous U.s. - inter-
i,lrle The llcat1ar ~ the knife frflT1 ~
mode t.'1re sIr'fa rer-alr, 4 I la- >
cans If which every sufferer. mater ha' M con
li.ion may be may cure himself CheaiiN- privately
"A radl" ally -, -. i, -. a,-a-x,
nth and every the land :,
Sent rlrie- seal PLAIN V one - an ADDRESS
s-aid on receipt Of cents. o. tEVa post stali g
Address tn I'Ilt ishers
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CH1S J. z. MINE f Co,
- Bowcrv. New York. p. O. Box l.5eo
LIEN TOBY'S ESTATE.

The fe-siSr.d having h.. NOW ted w the II T
-ai!e Pr, bate Court FIR the District II Was f"i,
commissioners receive eNsTrlro srd ad'us. al
aims and demands # all person az-a'r-t me IS rft ~
. - ,v late II Calais. l. sal is-rl,f Il ease l.
- an .1a,-,iS ., fi-ii Offset thereto. hn-Ahv
tlce that Nil meet 'r r'irI -4s Al 'T.Sal al
-. ireln- hose Z Nr- Elylrs Toby III CALAIS on
- 81 daN Of >tpt.r Ter. and .lst dtT ~ D4-'nf'r
ax- r-,rl ~ . - X. A nrt'i - +" K ca y
"a ItNs AMI that rms -rf1n The 3i- 'aN ~
mo Il Is Is t,i, tlfnr hunted BY sad ''1rt
80 tl--r - IL 7 eA
NINA ION 4rli al ~
Dated Al Calal-. th7- 10Th iav : ~ l. -
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u H-r.lx: H. 1-ir.e 9Th. ~ I..v II 7 Jones: NJ,
h-Dl> Il H. lIHi:t-l. I st b Irh' and Miss ElN
n..Al .ui i..4l-
T. ,.'rt-l H. J H.. 34,ii. ~ R.y 4 Sr-,hne- Nj
tANItL y SMITH d: ,l...>,... Az Miss CELIA \
4OMN>INp.,t Nation.
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WIN w. CROSSETT'S ESl Ale.

,T,TE or VERMONT. D.s.ri.t u " .sh:a--'1 =
n Probate Court hli 4. 'l-'ciler. IL SAD district
a tn. eth day Of Juiv.A d 10
J,r1. = al rS-rl- IT Z The ---t-- = VI
AM " & eS.-- lat. " pnNtnrv in sad llis-rl' I
a...s41 r.---l-S hrs frnl-4l--ri NM It
- -sn,, All ali ,war.t. Al makes afTl at n =
.i4rc. iIstrltutl and partition u the es'a'" @
Al creased -,
Wh.-.1i, n u is ordered hv said r'lr hat SAID &C
-,,lri- an said arp l,tInn be r-'e-rti - session
,e-e,f /, fe halI AZ tn II hate Ri n "a i VI nj
.lla- ~, III. :l<' y Of J-Ilv- = l-1o = haTi
! .-sIl And Il = further nriH-f y r
tic hereof h,. given T. all p"r~o-.s ln'""e--e1 ~
,l,l,s-,n e th. same three weeks slcres>lyelT y
u Green Ma tam Freeman rg-asIafe- 11h,-il.
VI rttrpller urevInns t. sail time a pom. 4 -
-arl-l-- thai they A. said tim i - aN'
,,,,i show cause If thtv have " hv sad a.
1uut should no be tllox,-i. ana surh decree made
By the Court. i:te-.-
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Taxes are up to $3.50 per $1,000 in
New York city.-Ercidnge.
How cheap. Montpelier is away ahead
of such light taxes as those.
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PlIL'> lIhTLIIC SALEKArUs.-Uriver>ally ac-
noWic'l-c! the u,-t IN u-t. Etch l"u al bears III
n..Ine ui JAM, IA i.t. None -,eAuIuc with al.
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