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In Lisbon. y " December :4th by Rey. I. H shin
and Miss ELLEN " SHIPMAN of Lisbon.
In She'd N. january 8. Rev. &. W Wilder Mr. CHFS-
TER X 81 SH. OF Fairfield, and Miss CHARLOTTE
A MILAN of sheldon
In Falrtay. January st h AZ the NJ F Parsonage. by
Rev + 4. kimhail. Mr. Holm f JORDAN and ii ISIS
Jennie l. LAMB, both of Fletcher.
In Moretnwn. January eth, by Rev D. Willis. MI
SANI FL THOMPSON. Jr. of Fays.on, and Miss la
NORA AKNlNGTON. Of DuAbury.
II Fast MIddlrhnry Deremh Be, cath by Rey $ "
and NJ IS FANNY WHEELER. OF Rpton.
Corrected
Ia Berlin. D. .e;ibfr 2!th. by Rev O. D. Clapr. at
Mr LEDN ARD f WILEY OF Barre. and Mss EVA
A COY ELL OF Berlin.
In swautln De ,ember 3lst. by Rev VIM. H. Hyd-
Mr. ZEiiAH SlH AINES of Alhur-h and Miss AMAN
ia TltUAX of Swanton.
In West Topsham, December 3)th. by Rev o. A. Far
ley. MIR ALMOND A. PERSONS and Miss IDA NAY
BOWEN. both of West Topshaul.
In Craftshury January lst, by Rev. !. N'Donald MI
ROBERT a. PATTERSON and Miss Ii Attic L. VIII
LIAMS, both of Craftsbury.
In Hardwick, Dec Goth by Rev. g. l. Wells. Mr.. s X
CAMERON. of Woodbury., ana Miss LAURA a
MCKNIGHT. of East Calais.
In Hardwlck; January lat by Rev. e.. L. Wells Nj
EDWARD e. WELLS. of Hardwick, and Miss kATII
G. FISK of Woodbury..
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-01-13

eAN INVENTION FOR FARMEEs.-IIenry
Fletcher has discovered \ new way to pre-
vent cows from switching their .ails while
being MIXED. The manner Of discovery
was peculiar He tied u risky old cows
tlil to his boot strap and proceeded tri
umphantlv to extract the white fluid. The
cow seemed quite anxious to accommodate
Henry with u - frisk," but the strap hold
its grasp and Henry chuckled in triumph.
| Presently the cow wanted to see something
on the other side of the yard, and without
| consulting Henry ; convenience, went over
there Henry went with her. and they
seemed to he in II good deal Of Il hurry
The COW did not stop on the other side o
the yard, but burkling into her best speed
she flew like Il top several times around
that sloshy yard with Henry hanging to
her tail by his boot strap, blowing a two
foot furrow in the barn yard soil. But in
early tests Of all inventions, accidents and
misculculation will occur, and in this case,
that boot strap was not quite strong enough
to exhaust that cows ambition. After Il
few rounds it pulled out, when the COW
cot away and went to frisking her tail fast
er than ever. Henry, however did not
wait to observe the effect upon the COW,
AS the experiment had given him a toilet
lob which had to be attended to at once
The discovery has never been patented
and Henry will give any enterprising far
mer a half interest, who will test the
merits Of the invention with a stronger
boot strap and report results to him
Lyndon Union,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-01-13
D f AT H S

corrected
In Berlin. December 9th, REBECCA, wife of.Josiah
Benjamin. aged o. years and 10 months.
Thus has passed away true FRIEND loving wife, a
tender and ae.tIunate mother For forty-seven years
she walked i'll companlonshlp with her husband. and
with her gentle and amiabe disposition ever ana
always ready to make smooth pathway Of life She
the mother of eight children. She lived 70 see
them al marry and settle i'll life, and the first du
ring the forty of married life to break the
family circle. To husband and children alike her
counsel sweet, her loving kindness aud parent al
affection tender and eIdearing and few know bett"r
than they the loss of dtar Thor aud friend And
well may say in the lan- of the e., =" who
hath not lost friend
At Randolph, January eth. MARIIIA Fl. wife Of ths
late samuel Pember,. red - years
In Calais January 1h Of sraratins, after illnee.
of A hours. GLENN OF Fannie " and J. s. Dodge
aged years and mouths.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-01-13
EZRA LADD'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. Washington District .s
l., Irulat Court held at Montc III said District
on the 18th day OF December. A. u. -
Asa Blanchard. admlnistr<tor Of the estate OF Ezra
Iadi lat, of Montpelier, in said Ilstrlc deceased
his administration account for e1a nlnatlon
and allowance and makes aiI ll"atnn for f"ree 4i
distribution and partition Of the estate 81 sad
lNhereIpon 1t is ordered by said Court ha SAID ac-
count and arrlication be referred t" :. session
,h"rant To- h. held at Probate Once III sa ID Mont
,alier on the 18th Il January d ls5 or hear
ing and lecsIon thereon; and i Is further ordered
rs. otjc, hereof t. all persons interested
Nv ,ihlicatlor Of the three weeks succe.sNelE IN
~ Mountain Freeman newspaper pllnIlsheu
~ ter previous said tlnr appointed Tor hear
ing that they may aptar at SAID time and lace and
80, cal, se If any they have, why sad account
shC, Ia n,t he al lowed and such decree made
! IIv he Attest
~ 49, nd
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-01-13
4 YEN IAUR LINIMENTS.

Their, pam winch the CtlI;atr Llllnel.ts Will
II r,..,, &. , they wll nj sublue. aud H.
anlo.e- w!u. trs All Mt -ur. Tins j. str,r, Ian
-.l-e l. Il = trr They have produced more cures
rIr .iHttIs:i. at,.ral-l, LEX Jaw PALSY slraIns.
~ Inns. ,aAc! breasts e,all- burns. .altrlleun.
-4r-..,i,. s., ~ tho human frame, AMI OF
Grams Spawn. -4I.s &. upon animals III one Year
linn have III th,r PRETENDED remedies the world
t.-Au T.y counter lrrItart, all healing pain
irers Crill,s throw away their cru;chts the lame
MIX ! is nous bites rendered harmless, and
tine " oIu tel healed without = The recipe
= publ .>h-l around each bottle They sell
ecy,r before III. and they sell because they do jus.
what til l,r,t nd too Tn who suffer from
rhrunatisIn Pain swelling deserve to suffer they
/ NIL not C,ntaur Iininent. white wrapper, More
tlan one tn ,usaul certificates of remarkable cures
rlnulu- tuInors. &c. have been received. We will
send CIRCULAR containing certificates. the
traits t. any one requesting bottle Of the
yellow wrapper Ccntaur L,niment is worth one hun
,rcl HAIRS for spawned sweenicd and mules
r FIR s'r.w-w"rn IN sheep st"ck-owners these
ni,nalts worth your attention No family should
l- with them " White wrapper for family use
Yellow wrapper for animals. Sold by all Druggists
FIFTY cents per bottle; large bottle soo J. b ROSE
Co. - Brra lwav. New York.
Ca-toria X than a substitute for Castor Oil II
the only article i'll existence which certain I,
assimilatc the food regulate the bowels cure wind
collie and produce. natural sleep. 1t contains neither
minerals 'rphne alcohol and is pleasant to tax,
children noel and mothers may rest. FM5.y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-01-13

The non residents former o,.lau.s ma 1,ror-ieore
~ lands III the town Of ahlr-to1l III the comfy 81
fAi-e and state H N"rin mt, hereby notified that
l, taAa assessed -! sad town state and county.
tIill N no" M named ears. preceding this late
III SAID NdshllI remaining either in "a tl.
" 81 h ? IL ftlI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-01-13
Vermont News.
ADDISON COUNTY.

Leicester is another town that will m Ike a bid for
the new state reform choolbudng. Frank Chand-
Ter Is willing to give two or three hundred of
land for a site, about SIX miles from the Branlcn
depot.
On Wednesday last Mr.. Seymour J. Everest
of Addison was crossing the lake neal ,rtOn's
ferry, with a load of fresh meat for Port Henry
market, the team broke through the ice, alb ten
70 Is from the shore. He lost everything but one
horse. The crossing was not considered safe for
teams although one man vi crossed few days
before.
HITrENDEN COUNTY.
Mr.. G. F. Pre- lmore, recent Superintendent o.
the Stock Farm, has leased theIhotel at Shelburre
and is now ready for b lisness.
y Richmond gentleman stopped himself, hung
his apparel on the saw back and retired on pile
of cortlwood. His mistake was discovered by HI.
wife, who overheard him quarreng with an imagi
nary old woman about there not being enough
covering on the bed.
Judge Smalley continues to improve, and is g
that he goes sleigh riding.
MS. Pepn, formerly of Wnooskl, recently died
at Essex, aged l0i being the mother of % children
LEG. L. Cannon of New York has been elccte,
president of the Champlaln transportation com
| pany, and among the directors is ex-Gov. Page @
| Rutland
The women's temperance union Of Burlington
are going to hold a mass-meetins of young peOpl
on the evening of the 18th, to inauguratc anon
them a movement for the suppression CT ntcmpel
ance profanity and other vices.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
| stranger stopping in Bennington drew up
plan for advertisements to hang in depots an,
] other public places, and went around to the me-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-01-13
p. SMITHS ESTATE.

III. undersigned having been appointed by the Hon
or,IIe Probate Court for the District Of Randolph
Ia,nnjssinnere to receive. examine and adjust al!
eams and demand. of all persons against the estate Of
nari. smith late of WashlnSt sad District.
5ennas.d and all claims exhibited in Offset thereto
ber.y give notice that will meet for the purposes
..eedrasai1 at the dwelling house Of Widow RoNana
smith in Washington. on the 24th day Of June ne1I
go N o'clock until o'clock 2. OF sald day
an5 that months from the 25th day Of December a
| N is14 ia the tune limited by said Court for SAID
podtor. 10 present their claims for e1anlnatlon
and allowance
u WHITE 6or con,rnr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-01-13


loAne' where she re'ii;'iileo 1t It" "'H - III
! critical conni'loh. oh o''ur"'H' 'ile
second ih7''''l' size was a,'i' u W '''N,', ~
iie'e sue VIZ ieiii'''' " '''' ''0
son ZOE me present
II THE BODY oRO1-r.-Rev. John Greg
orv of Mortified. if repor;s can be cred
;+.I h.s soon e,bo-t Ua i dahat;nn in
his mind whether the ;. naturalization of
snirits- may NOT after all he possiblc. No
o,,, ,.,,, oo,.,., +I,. ra,nrand gentlemen of
any. top1.,cv 70 .,,;,.;,n,Ii.tic belief save
Inv The .tr,nr..+ n,.sib1. nroof Bnt the
day .JuIma C,rn.nt4r's death was an
uotlnc-d This ljf.-lonr oppo,er of spirits
Ind , vision that shook his faith as the
wind .h,L.., th.. rn.hrs on = November
l,, H.. h.,rl thh na,vs ,t Nontuelier
H.. went home t. Nortblirld. He donned
L Iongthonel ami ~ad face, and refreshed
nv 'o'7''l NV
,''' "''''H' - ''', ava '''''' 49,
=,
''i' i'.' N'',' ~ N''u, N'', n.y.
''''' = - ~, =,
=,
''' III ''''' .''''.'i' MS ''0ii.> '''',''
abundant flesh, ana with his hahd cNtehd-
;, hearty ,h,k. Il !, ,,iJ that thc Reverend
Ji1 :. .L.ln~-rr,. not If first with that en-
tended hand H.. desired most 70 know
whether he who stood before him WAS of
,h,. ,.,r,h ..,,.,I,v -. x.,,,,i...,. from, the
.,,i,.;, I,nl E>,,l.r.,+;on., fl1n,vo1 and
hnf,r.. ~. hr,tI.. r.,ir.1 H.. r...,1iz.1 :,
,..,. .,Ituyo.b,,. h,,,c,.+o a., to the huu.e al
,,.,, ti,.t h,,.. ,..,,,1l "a ro.,,i-
f.;.. .;+,,.,.,
Robins N DECrNGEE-On the 18th ult
l.. 5 >imons anI ~on We're getting "
Woo from their slle-i]ll wood lot in vii
lim-town when they heard music Xix,
. tint f:pm 4 hirl- 1t Wa i warm, sun
shiny day, and looking abolt them, on the
trees IN I liuIr cave or rere>? in the hill!
side below, they soon discovered u r"bir
hl~linr in the ~ln. lie was soon joined
by four or five other robins till FINAL,
seven re counted lhe birds pIayet
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-01-13

WIN It Z A Il RA \ GE NE IT.
Comni0tciay Monday. Deccnlter u, 1874.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST
Lave y utTeiirr at 81 $ Y and ssP 4
Ma Tram l-,e- ~. Adams q 4. colusceEs
If b Il. ~or ester. ct: Il White River JUscSoa.
Mn i + IL me is5 i Ie ssf iars SUI as .:.
NH >tr..;li-r- f,'r NV York
Lay tAlTeSI le-ses Montreal 4ts2.A g. s.A,s
II arrlNl : b / well At 10 Urr n
NiEht ~AITe~- lrayrs o-aen.hurs At Il - n. Men
:r,ai Al 80 / = ri Joh.t As N. St Alb.us at
70 > N :. .nIe.tlns 81 White River Junction sad
b. " Falls VIII trains tr Sstsn and soEcssssr.
ri, Tt NJ IL 4 MA - ~ IT.. oI1 x..Lss
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Law AYi.'I e!ier - = = Il. 200 x s.s and as
Day EAIr.~~ leaves Boston yIa Lowell IT 20 A 4
H4r.li-''Ii. II Alane, N litreAl, etc. arriving
making :.ll,-gti u i,,r III. Me- - - -
MAJ Ir4!n : T BurilI--il and s. Adams leaves Bos
- :, = Tli I'D, a 80 Nv Lo.i9. :,
= N INT iAiNtr mi loil al ~ P arriving
:. =. - A-i-s Al : . 4 Trans !-.ElnS Boston yS
| ,.i-e't a. MA-te k.,-r Junction With Lay E1press
A., r.i:uala:l il Train Iaayes Mortified at T.
IN AID - . ) BlirlIi.t Al - 81 Adams
= - : y IL i Jolr. AID - lI4o a fSr oE
N.-it HI - leaves south vernon at Iesr = re-
e4vlI- 81, Y0lk Al ; a. P n :, rlIl.-tid II 10
p 80 a.. a i ~ :: n e''iIectl,. NTH Tran over
n a; IL 'T ] vi tTaIn si+s s: -:
= r NJ ia Montreal At ~ y -ld IN otdsnsnurs
:; = - 4 q ll;,--i ~ith tie Grand Trunk rsil~.
c,l4n .4r@ Ar att4 led T. Night Lures trains
| al I u rlIl- held Ali II AihAt- and Troy.
l'rta"lle On ears uE lay EArrs.s trains be;SseI
Iilr l-h r!eket- Chicago ana the Wet for s.ls
j " HOBART. General Superintendent,
- A4i'ai>, December T. Ia
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-01-13
L>IT> CURED FREE I.

Ally jtrsn ~'it'riIe & The shove disease Is re-
li'rt'd = aitr+-- In FhI'F, aid irl-I bottle sf
III l. He wl4l - ~ 4Ttir-i lN ExKrsss
FIRE..
HI IlN e. - heinz tie E1Eress charges which ou-
iIe I ~ la---- fl.-lIlt small
10y lflrr = r. liaT sltaL, and has psis ths
II atil-cif 90
FITS OR E2ILEPsY -
study I Year, .-i All warrant cure by the use
Z liz REMEDY
- l; Ian >li T. Inn. for trial bottle: !, so.ss
I!fi4lll4-. and lie
WILL 1 RE YUU
III matter { Nv - STANDING your case may be- or
: ;IlLEN other r,li.t de- IlaX haK. failed
Circulars al testimonials sent with
TE LE I RIAL BOTTLE
Il" particular t. yuur Fxiress as well a. your
+ - p-.,e ,l..e, tI,i. AID Address
BL. CH-4> 7. PRICE.
FNt+5l - William Street New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-01-13
HAVE YOU TRIED

Are yol Iar-id that any .xerti.n requires mere Of
AZ efi n than lpsI feel capable ii making?
Then Try u III HEi'A. the wonderful TONIC and IL
Ni'pkA Or which acts eil-lay the secretivs
i-s.l> - Il mn art all the vital forces
II i ne alcoholic appetizer. which stimulates for
- ~ f4tfl- only t. let the sufferer iall Depth
= iiil--A tat = vegetable acting directly en-
tilt- 4lN'r 4I-i = l,-ril-
Il -. at.~ liz Bowels. queis the ana gives
>!'ii iit4lfilA l. the Nlis.e
iilJh' tisr liN't4li f-,-l Ike a Ier-oI
Is "if-i4' violent. but "
f'-4I -ei-l-'--e. tlir I2r-eIt experiences Judd
'IaL-t iThti results. bllt gradually his tiOuo
ID their TENTS. Lii, the Lr.us
Ald silently zeal 4AaA-r
THIS l. I> i;-t ll-ri+-i discovery but has hsep
IA use! MltiI Ralld rial results and Is urc-
I'lI.' - lilr ill>t i, authorities the mos.
i'sMcTi vi t3.-l. and Alternative known
ASK your druggist i,.rl rSl,<
for sic 10y 'if-'p { GOODWIN & co. Boston
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-01-13
GUARDIANS NOTICE

STATE OF VERMONT. NasAill-tonlrl>tr'ct $
Ia Probate Court. held II VI ntp'lFr WITHIN ana T
sad District the 9TH day II January. A. y -
j o. Livingston. guardian Il Mary NJ frtnIh
makes arbitration T. said Court fr Incense t. sell ii'
following Described real estate ms SAM ward T. MI
one halt part LIT " u III the third dFisuil Il lands
IN t,r,,to: rcIr,SentI.l that tn" sale thereof fT
lie purpose putting thu proceeds II such SAFE al
tile ii H. az I'i4 'Sti'
/ would he beneficial IT, sad ward
Whtrculs,n. 1t ordered 10y said Court that sad
,I1,Il,ati1u ha referred SESSION Thereof u u"
held al the Probate Office III sad M"ntleher
On +h +f n ,iav A u l-5 fr hearing AMI
ieclSl,u And II l. further rired tiiaf al
lrs,s interested ", notified hereof by puh'atln 81
notice. II SAID application and order thereon three
weeks successfully il III" Green Mountain fre'lall
printed at NailtI,rr before sad time 81 h'arlll-
that they may al(ear at SAID time and place and
| II they Sc, cause. object Thereto
| 81 M, Court Attest.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-01-13

a ARoN RISI\G'S ESTATE.

The undersigned. having been appointed by the Hon
or.Ie probate Court the District Of Washington.
t,Nuuissioners receive, examine. and ADJUST all
ais and demands of all persons against the estate OF
Aarmn Eislus late of Warren. said District, DE-
reas. anda claims exhibited III offset thereto. here
nv iyr notice that Will meet for thu afor
said AT the dwelling housc Of Norton l. Dcklnstn III
So Warren the 4h day II February and 18TH day 81
Jrna next from o'clock A VI. until four o'"Iotk
p NJ said day.. and that s1 months from tilt
18Th day Of December u. l-14 is the time limited y
said court for said creditors t. present their claims I,
us.for examination and allowance
D,+1 al Warren tins ath day of January, A u 1915
F. T. FLDRIDIF.t ,.,,,,.rs
PNII.A\DEk kIIORbA -l-- =.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-01-13
ri f Il T. J. Ell f.
L + Y Z | l. [. T.

rREMII Ms TO AGENTS
We oftr the following articles premiums t. III r.
VII" are disposed t. AID IL attending
tn clra-liatlnu III.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-01-13

SoVEEIIGNS OF INDl sTKY-A State
Council of this order was organized at
Rutland last Friday. The councils repre-
scented We're those at Bellows Falls. Mont
peller. st. Albans, Rutland, Brandon, Lul-
low and Springfield. The councils not
Represented We're those at st. Johnsburv
and Brattleboro.
j, W. Kendall and J. X. Seaver repre-
~ented Winooski Council. No4. of Mont
pelier. The following were elected officers
{ fIa St.lt4a '.111,n..il
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-01-13

osell Or. CH.sE's RECIPES: or l>FoRh ATl"~ roe
EVERYBODY. in every County IN America fnlArsea
ly the Puhl oi- IaGes 1t contains over ssse
household recipes and i suited Ia all classes and con
lfItlnrs II society wonderful book ami household
necessity Ii sells at sight Greatest indurrnrilts
ever cred book Exclusive territory gwen
Retails for - than nuhie their money
address Or CHASSIS STEAM PIN Ting Hol 81.
A%T AlRDi, MICH FM35NlS-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-01-13
4 lER'S HAIR NH.0R.
FOE RESTORING GEEI HAIR.
To ITS NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR

Ai'aI.,i t-S. = kll,s~. care. ointment aid
arA IT il-l tie HAIR grey. AID
eltt,r ! Il, Il L. ~ I .relz
AftE- HAZE NIouI. B.! lul-- aid extensive zee. las
proven that i ti. ialliu- Il ;l hair dlatey:
often tn, with. and Iva surely is
'''ul Wil,n faded -rey- l. stimulates tie nJtriss
h'tA actlNlly. and preserves both the LAIR
and IL beauty Thus ira~Ly. eickly lair lee
Glossy. lllalH and strell+ieI.ti lst hair
-ru%s with i've. eNIr'>sli~ falling HAIR Is ohecktd
Established: tluu k.l.s FADED erer
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-09-23
FaiIures and suspensions.
From the Phffsdelpbia Commonwealth.

From the Phiiadelpbia. Commonwealth.
The want of confidence, the ex-
tended paper form the issue of
1873, now about due and not paid,
the Radical policy in Congress Of
taxation, the DE every day uttered
by the Federal Government when
it presents its paper dollar as q
dollar which IS only worth eighty
five cents in money, the specula-
tive mania, the corruption in pub
lie office, the rings, the worst pas
sions that greed can create are
bringing forth their fruits.
Failures and suspensions are to
be seen on every hand. The Bank
of California is the second example
of the effects of these influences.
The Jay Cooke panic was the
effect of Federal disregard of the
proudest principles of political
economy.
It is not paper promises which
will cure the evils. a#
1t is not rag money. Tt is the
possession of the products which
have value, and the universal
standard of values which all com
merciaI nations recognize, the cur
rency of the country and conf
dence which the democratic prin-
ciples create, these are the rene
dies. Let the people apply them.
To be wise, then, is the duty of
those who pretend to be leaders.
Now is the time for statesmen.
The Bourbon democracy never,
when it had power, brought the
country to such a condition as it
is now. Never never.
Those who believe in the day of
new isn18 have a chance now to
compare the prosperity of the
country under Bourbon rule with
the disaster, disgrace, and prostra-
tion under which it now happens.
Look and see. .