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Wanted.
Wanted.
Notice.
Woodbine Cemetery Association.

NOTICE is hereby given to all who have bar
IN gained Tor lots in the above named Gene
terry, and have not paid for the same, that pay
ment must be made Immediately when deeds
will be given.
\ large amount of money must be expended
this season, in clearing and grading the grounds,
fencing &c, and the WORK has already been com
menced. IL is necessary that all such lots should
be paid for soon as possible, otherwise they
must be disposed OF to other parties.
Per Order OF the Trustees.
ARNo WIswkLL, Prest
Ellsworth, June l, ISIS. 3we2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-06-10

THE annual meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
L Ellsworth Deer Isle Telegraph Company
for tn echoice of officers. and the transaction OF
any business that may legally come before it,
will be held at the public Hall la se'iswiek, on
Tuesday June 18th nj one O'Clock Ia the alter
aw2s J.P. THOMAS, Olerk,
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-l'embcrtom. the murderer OF Mrs
Bingham of East Boston. Wa> Fsilty
found guilty of murder 90 t',r t--j q gree
lhe jur, were ont i-.> TIA. tAp 4,ur.
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Dissolution of Co-partnership.

THE undersigned. has this dag Withdrawn from
] the late fl IN of Reynolds a Mullen and will
hereafter hold himself responsible for no COM
pany debts contracted from and after this date.
5w22 \. Z. REl NoLDo.
Ellsworth June |, 1873.
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GREAT PROCESSION,

interpreted with many Bands ~ Mu-ic, the Of
fcer- ami members Of tie Ellsworth Temperance
League. II Jp-ephs Total Abstinence bcucNo-
lent society the Ellsworth Reform Club, the Is
dies Aii Society ami the Band u Hope, with their
hanner-, notices and regalia- the various Engine
Compauie. ia uniform and decorated TUB ami
novel carI5- OF
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GRAD TRIAL OF SPEED.
al the new citing park
Dinner & ToastS F..

The /. e have Kindly undertaken % decorate the
Han 81 prepare 4 Magnificent spread. over
vbtrbl4s Ilonur the I IS iIi preside 10
,ut,.,ce tie tla-ts ami direct IA. hcer-
Tl5est.s ties IL th- lay viii conclude with a
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CEN. NEA DOW,

90 Portland. Who has Sec rttHrncl itc'h AuI
strong from hi- Eu.HHn ItlF. and " 'tl
.I-Ak ~ the rpsatr ap"n The
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House for Sale.

which they do SAY will strike the midri1 Of this
laughing Town lHd spiIt 1t open. 5w3j
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THURSDAY. JUNE 10, 1875.
Republican State Convention.
CITY HALL. PORTLAND
EGesftay. Jane ID, 1913, az 4 o'eIL A "

The Republicans Of Maine are invited to send
l..l..t.- =. = St.t. C-.-....-.. 4, -. h.,l.I -.
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TEMPERANCE !

oth,r spcakcr. at h,e aai abroad. Ill y cn-
.sS.i % D. the 's,yry part and thnH illustrate
D 10 j. That
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TEOPFiZeSf Engines, 500 & $40

The Forxrn.n. Eusnrs 80. ! 4 :. of thi- rI:y.
have been aprn'"h q invite re kns'n" Com
p,rtr. titrotI mt the Statc - visit rs ami com
I'D, f,r IN. MI. price. IL il expected e. make
h crlcbratioue u me mos. interesting features
Of the day.
The moot etung feature 70 mAny.wii! no doubt
L.
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Grand Ball

v r. the wealth ami rank AMI " the t.wu may
mt AMI kick the glory ~ the day y piece
.lic grant feature Or the day howey,-. win "
=
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Notice..

NJ T.. CREEK BRIDGE, in Eden, Will be taken
M up for repairs from the 7th OF June 10 the lst
July next. Travellers will take notice accor-
dinghy.
William T. LELAND, Road Ag't.
Eden, hay "a. 1875. 3W2l
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TsMpERACE & GLORY

Ia walA lani apAlHt '".o'h"r. AVER on &C
fuurth-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24
For the Freeman.

Who shall elect our town officers? and
more Importance than many might sup
pose. Would it not be better for the solid
men to besir themselves in time, and see
to the election ut the coming March meet
ing. than to sit down in some corner talk
inc over their private affairs, while Il GER
tain few. such us every town has plenty Of
do the nominating and voting, and leave
the tax payers to settle the bills, and do the
grumbling afterwards.
And we ask of the civil authority. to
make no nomination of names to be placed
in the iury-box, except they be of such
men as they would be willing to be tried
by if they had IN important suit pending,
and omit that class that have nothing else
to do For in most cases Il man that has
nothing to do, is not the man for Il Juror.
| know of one shiftless fellow, who, to
keep his family off the town, has been
sent as juryman until his name has become
a bv-word over the county.
Some may suppose because man Is
good for nothing else he must be good
lurvman. No wonder ii. has become Il
common saying (Which is claimed to have
originated with several eminent men,,
that if God foreknows everything else, he
does not the..decision of petit jury.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24

The straits into which the b lr.lnr, who
robbed the Clrbondale, Pa, bunk. some
time ago, were put to conceal their booty
rival the famous dream of Eugene Aram
On receiving the money IN accessory car
ricd it to the house of an accomplire.
where it was buried in an ash pile. The
robbers thought it too close to the house,
and it was carried Il quarter of Il mile dis
tant in IN old pillow-case and buried in Il
heap Of snow. Subsequently it was feared
that the footprints in the snow would tell
tales, and the money was deposited in I;
lath-ple. Another conference of all the
robbers was held, and it WAS concluded
that the latl-pile was also unsafe. SO one
of the robbers placed it in a closet in the
rear of his dwelling. He aftcrwarI heard
that he was suspected us one of the rob
bers. and accordingly the funds were trans
ferred to saloon and thrown under The
counter. Later the money was removed
to Il hotel, where at midnight, in the pres
ence of all the robbers, it WAS counted
wien it was asccrtalneu that the share of
each would amount to about 81 800. The
entire amount was 5000. The money
was left in the hotel in its pillow-case I'M
til the following Sunday, when it was con-
cluded to remove it to Il safer hiding place.
1t was accordingly given to one of the
robbers, who carried it first to 4 grocery
store and then to Il coal mine, where the
rats gnawed Il hole in the pillow cast
The thieves finally concluded that each
should look out for his share. One of the
parties set out for Binghamton. where he
was captured a week later, and his share
of the money found in Il stable. Another
, was soon arrested and his share was dis
covered in a snow bank. The share o
! the third party was found in an old earth
ernware jug in the cellar of his house, an'
: in the end the whole party were bagge'
and the money recovered.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24
For the Freeman.

Some unknown character has served Il
notice of a,anihiiation on 4 person whose
name is quite similar to the underslgned'
We have really no right to expect that one
who had lifted upa cryct distress at the
sight of Il piece of white CLOTH would have
the courage to sign his name t" an ar
ticlc that contains personal fling: yet,
moral courage, but is physical corard.
Come out from your hiding place, and let
us know who this Cesar is, and upon what
meat he "doth feed, that he is grown 50
great" And let Us enquire whether his
neighbors ever accused him OF having Il
pure heart? &. w: kESNEpf.
Waterbury, Feb. Is, $50.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24

The search for Charlie Ross still contin-
ucs. but with smaleranl smaller prospect of
success. The boys father has Just been
spending :, week in tracing up the latest
"clcw, only to find it rs frultleSs rs all
that have gone before. Feeling sure that
the bov. if alive al all, is hid away some
where in New Jersey, Mr.. Ross with
Il Philadelphia detective, has been securing
the shores of Raritan bay and river, where
he had learned Mo,hcr and Dougl,S> the
dead BURGLARS, used to cruise, last fall.
but, though they found people who had
seen the men, they could not find the
fainteSt trace of the child, and Mr.. Ross is
now about discouraged. He is reported to
have spent $4,000 in the search, and,
worse still. his health has been badly inn
paired. if not permanently broken, Will,
his wife is in an equally sad condition, and
the f,milv future seems but too certain
to be overloaded l,y a mystery that vii
never be cleared up.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24

Deputy ID. +. Boydcn, po-t-oilice al
dress Waitsiield, Vermont, organized a
grange ut Sherburn, February Is. $50.
Name. Quechee Valley Grange.
Officers, ID. w. Taylor, Master; y. i.
E,t:,brook, Oversecr; y. \. ,Icnnc, Lee
turer; James Bates. Steward; w ID. John
son. Assistant Steward; G. /. E~tahrook.
Chaplain; Geo. G. IIutchins, Treasurer;
l. H. Hodgman. Secretary; l. T. Will
ard. Gate Keeper; Mrs. L. II. llod-nan.
Ceres: Mrs e.. G.. lIutchins. Pomona :;
Miss Abbie G.. johnson. Flora; Mrs. ID.
w. johnson, L. \. :.
Alsoa grange at Plymouth. February -.
Name, Pleasant Valley Grange.
Officers. F. H. Moore, Master; Georgo
Cheney. Overseer; l.. J Green, Lecturer
A. l.. Stillwcll, Steward; w. +. Davis,
Assistant Steward; Mrs. \. l.. S;illwcll
Chaplain: \. T. Moore. Treasurer; J. T
Waterman. Secretary: III. J. Minor, Gate
Keeper: Mrs \ I. Moore, Ceres; Mrs
Geo. Cheney, Pomona; Miss Ann {
Whitman. Lady Assistant Steward; Mrs
f. Brown, Flora.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24
cARAU STONES ESTATE.

- Cr,rr OF VERMONT District Of Washington, SIS:
=, prot..a Court held at Montpelier, III and for
aid District on the I'D day Of February, d. $50
,,,uel kiruba administrator Of the estate OF Saral
IAN ia,a Of Berlin. said district. deceased.
ak aTlicatin said Court Tor license to sell all OF
ssta If said deceased situated IN Williams
rnnres4utinz that the sale thereof Is neres
Tor the iay ment of the debts OF SAID deceased ana
~, ~ administration of her estate
WhereupoIl. ordered by said Court that SAD az
her session thereof, 10
~ rn., Once in said Montpelier on the lot day oil
March 4 ID ls75 for hearing and decision there1h
I - s further ordered that all persons interested pt
notied hereof by Publlcat9n OF n9ee oI
r. Green Mountain Freeman. newspaper pun
shad a. Non.peer and which clrculates IN me nslsn
t ~ .hn-e interested. before said time OF near
ng that they may appear at said time ana place. An'
i they see cause, object thereto
sn bS 'ne Nou' y A CHASE. Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24
CARAlI ii. UAYDEN'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. District # Washington. IS
In Probate Court held at M"ntIeli III SAID District
n,, the 18th DAY Il February. \ u ID
William W caldwell. administrator De honls non
~ the estate sarah HAY d'u late IF M"ItI'er III
s,ij District deceased presents his administration ar-
ut Tor examination and allow anre. and makes allll-
.tl1 fr decree distribution and PARTITION II thu
estate a. said deceased
Wherein ron. ordered 10y SAID C"urt; that said a'-
,ourt and said Application he referred L. session
thereof Toe held AT the Probate Office IN said Mont
heller ~, the fth DAY March. A j. l>-5 for hear
In, and decision thereon And II l. further ordered
thar notice hereof he given t. all persons Interested 10y
- th. three weeks sIcr'sslN'lN II
th. Green Mountain Freeman. newspaper published
AZ VI sutlecr prey ullS said time appointed for hear
ine that they may aIYear said time and place. and
sh.w cause. If any they may have why SAID account
-holil,i II 4 To-. lowed and such decree made
BY the Court Attest.
HARVEY TIIDEN. judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24
u T. 4 L III :.

IpMont,elier. Feb nth Mrs. POLLY kIMBALL.
AGED - years. ~
In St Johnsbury Center. January - Mr. sAMU Ell
q NORRIS. aged 4 years
In Berlin February IS Ii. Of conslmItlon EpNAh
wife of l. D Hadlock -ed 20 years
In BERLIN Fehruary Goth. Miss MARY HAYWARD
daughter OF II c Hay ward. aged - years
In Chelsea Feb. 4th. DAVID DEWEY AGED - years
In Brandon Feb eth. Miss CARRIE IL CARNES
of Chelsea, AGED IA years
In Chelsea. Feb. 9th, Mrs AUSTIN, wife OF Hif
Isaiah Austin.
In South WashIngt N. Feb ID. MAJ hANlfLSlp O ~
WILL aged IS years.
In Manchester y. Drcenlh"r27 l-74 "t hlliol'
fever. IIIL1A JANE WEIGH, a-rd 10y ears o hi"i'A
and IL days.
50 fades the lovely. blooming flower.
! down and wlthtr d III AM hour.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24
,rrr,IucaiIrd for al Montpelier Post Office
Echrunry 12d. IS1.l.
NJ A r Il | \ G. f :

In Vest Burke. Fel rnary Eth, hy Rev j L%w.s NJ
ANA II FRENCH II Burke
In Jericho. February 18th. by K.y Austin Han
assisted. 10y Rev Nul Hazeu. Mr. IL II : Il HALtN
=, Midi town. toun. all Miss MARIA i. HUN
THkEl OF Jericho
In Northfi-ld February .uth l,y IcN M.m : Hazen
Nr u CAKKOiI. pEWEY. Il Ef-l,u. a. a Miss ELLA
Ii STAPLES. ct koNtHry-
In Wolc,it February 9Th at tLe residence # the
brides father Is A. ! BALDWIN. II Mr. IoHt III
~ lTiRt f.ln OF N'l'it.4tl -i.'t Miss F4 III
LICK y II: If NOll'tt-
In Marshdc!d. Fh - at TIE resii-I'e N iarenfs
EeI t1,ur-,,. + Forbes Mr II ROY X! NJ OF al
ais and Miss : BLANCHE iiOlIl~l r. "ideSt
I.usLter 81 Mr. and Mrs :. ID HVlI~ter Of Marshreid
In Pesch.m February 18th. hy Rev 7 \ Granger
Mr. HARRISON 4 MCi.ACHI.IN # Walnut. Dallas
60 low = and Miss 81 SAN l.. GliANGER. i ieAchal
In p.acham February 18th 10y Rsv T. y. Granger.
Mr. WAKKISGTON SONERS. Of Barnet. and Miss
MARY A HOOKER, OF Peachain
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24

J VI. Fisher Of Cabot, the nonincc of
SATURDAYS convention, is u straight out
practical temperance man and Jlst the
best nomination that could have been
made. He ought to receive the unanimous
vote of the county for he viii carry out
the law with IN even hand. Under his
administration we sh I'll have no fear that
improper agents Will be appointed OF that
all thing, will not be done decently and in
order.
Robert j. Cotley. late Of the Pavilion.
has leased the Rillcr Block of Mr.. George
IIowc>. and will keep there :: boarding
house. and Il comfortable inn wherein such
of his old friends on the road rs wish to
STAY with him. can have excellent quar-
tiers. Rob" has thus obtained a first
rate place to welcome his many acqDlaint.
ances, AMI they will be right glad to know
! it,
The promenade Concert Of the Mont
pelicr Ban at Village Hall. Saturday
evening, gave those of our citizens who
attended, some new music of the best kinC
most eXcellentlv rendered.
The Band had evidently been ut worl
very earnestly upon it under Prof Grant
instruction, und the rendering was ven
crelitablc inleel.
= DANGEROUSLY SICK.--Hon. Hema
Carpenter Of Northiield is dangerous
sick of rheumatic fever and congestion {
| ihc lungs. Yesterday his illness was 5
serious thpt little hopes Of his recover
were entertained but towards evening b
was somewhat easier. This forenoon h
was no worse AMI the doctors had som
hone that he would survive the attack.
; Allen Toby, L prominent citizen
c Calais, was reported yesterday to be vel
dangerously slck.3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24
REEDS ESTATE.

STATE OF ERMoNT. District Of WashinEt?n $;
In Probate court. he'd at N'ntNelltr III said
District on the 18th day IT February A y ISIS.
Eliza Reed and Marcus u Gilman. administrator
If te estate of ChaS Reed late II Montpelier III said
District diseased their administrators account
TOR examinations and allowance and make afilcat IN
fnr e.r, of distribution and Partition of the estate
Of said deceased ,--,..
.nlnt and said apIli, atun he referred I" session
thereof 10 he held AZ the Probate Office IN said Noiiie
i.r on the 9Th day March. A. ID l-75. for hear
r and decision thereon: And II Is further ordered
ia. nome, hereof given all persons Interested 10y
ilitou OF the three weeks sucr"s>NtS ia tn.
Mountain Freeman newspaper lllhll-ltti a
No,,treIi. previous said time appointed for hear
ing that they may appear al sad time and place ao
show caus,. if any they may have why said accoun
shnuld NOT I've allowed. and such decree made
| I}N the Court Attest.
HARVEY TIIDEN. Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24

The latest novelty in the spirit line is 4
ghost Its " crates in the town
of Lincoln, this State, and was first heard
in the form Of 4 prayer for sinners of the
wicked town. The voice came from out 4
lonely piece of woods. at 4 late hour of the
night, was sepulchral in its tones, and
gave unmistakable evidence of origin not
terrestrial.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24
MARR'S ESTATE.

cr,Tr OF VERMONT District of Washington. as
In probate Court held at MontI@!l-r IN said DIS
+rirt ON the 10TH day February 4 ID l-a5-
Margaret Mari. administrator q the estate {" rat
riL Mari late Roxhury. i'll said District deceased
rasa.s her ration account for eNa nlnatlon
and allowance aud makes aglicatl.n tr df'ret OF
Wrrrnunn II IS ordered by said court, that said &C
smnt and said application be referred to session
.inranf ia In, held At tn. Probate Office III said Mont
riier On tn. y DAY March, A - ls5. for hearing
Ia ,i.c;suI, Thereon And further ordered that
- hereof he given all persons Interested. 10y
nuhication Of the three weeks successfully IN
~ i;r.er Nou,t Freeman. spaper published
AZ NontpclIer previous to said time appointed Tor
bearing that they may appear at fali time anu pace
,',t s,nIld not h. allowed. and such decree made
~ By TIE C.nrt Attest
HARVEY TIIDFE Jude.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24

TIE P\yuIoS-Mr. +. O Bailey had
an auction Yesterday ut the Pavilion, sell
inr much of the old furniture Of the hotel.
He retained about ten days ago from Bos-
ton. where h. had spent Il week looking
ov.r hotels and plans. He has engaged
Mr.. Il pprs. thr architect of the Ma>sachu-
sets State Prison, soon to be built, and Il
brother of Mr.. Arthur Ropes of this village
t. nuke the plans for the new house. 1t
i und .r>tool that the new building will
bp tour >toric, above the basement, which
last will be ab Dut the height Of that of The
Insurance building opposite. The Building
will be free from I" Mansard tilagree, and
will have Il fiat ro)f, which if less ornl-
mental. i, u treat deal more sensible. \
numb 7 OF worhmnn are digging Just east
of the present building, preparing the
foundtion of what will be the eastern
wing. The Iu dim will front eighty
fect on stat street, and run back that
width for forty-two feet; the remainder OF
it will he about the width of the ole
building
Mr.. Theron O. Bailey will continue tn,
sale ofhouseholl furniture, at the Pavilion
every day IN evening this week, with &;
grind closing ont sale on Saturday.
R'n .mb I everything goes to the high
e,t bl Ter. There are sixty stoves an,
more til N forty c:rp,.s that remain un
sold: ais all of the crDc kerry beds an,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24
For COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
JOHN NJ. + | 5 III + X.


THE WoNAS's TLMrEEANcE CONVEX
r,,x The Convention of last "Wednesday
j., yilI,te Hall was well attended The
morning exercises were begun by earnest
.,-., and 1t ten o'clock the uectinn
,..... o,,.,,nizcd bv the election of Mrs. J
u Haven of RutIand. \. president for til.
-1.r .nJ Mrs Mary F. Perkins. Of Bur
I;,,. secretary
,,;,ton ,f thrrc ON miles far th,.
....,,i,r or businc.s WIS chosen - fol-
lows. Mrs. G. z. Taplin. of Randolph :
H.. w II Lard of Nnntnelier. and Mrs
II or,.u;t Of Nortbfeld.
r.,,.,., ,.,t.1 That ladies in ATTENDANCE.
....- l,.,,-. al tho ,ririIo,,o. ,ftL.
,..,,i,r ,.xco,t votinr
q, ,uo,ion- = committee Of three on
h,.inc.. ya,,r,isel, as follows: Mrs. joel
r-..r Mrs + p. ,Jeyyett and Mrs. \. C..
vat.., 70 ,r,rccd TO effect 4 state or
,,,,,;,..,i,,p and fine following ladies We're
APPOINTED to prepare the draft OF Il c0n,t-
+,,,;,,, f,. .uch ,urnose Mrs. Taplin, OF
w., r,-.or of ,1npt,olior
D., &c c,,,;,,,,,;..II. W..
ocp.r.,. arl W.. NJ Davis.
ns-,:.,.o
,.,,,,,,,it,eo ,n resolutions WIS r,isc1
cu. w., : II Colbu,n ,f Snr;n,-
,l;, ,r..I. &c ,1o,.,o1;,,.
.,I Mr., w d Malcolm. of Northticld.
.,.....,,,,;.,l - l;...,,.,
ne ''''' mum vas " = '''7' 49,
M Ill" reports vi III VI 'ii' !
tees and in comparing views upon methods
OF work
The session III the evening WAS 4nIt'
largely attended Mrs. Iaplin OF Randolpl
,,,,7,.., worry effective address. and some o, h
,l.. Nv visof Rnrlinuton snok,
vs.
ut some length ana MIS-. NoIpurh .
Springfield, briefly.
The question of Il state organization wa
,..i.,,i,,, ,,n,,,..,.I
".-1O77e'' ana = , :'','.''','''c
There was a "i'e "'iie'''i'e Vi oi''',o'' !"
to whether this constitution. should be
.i,,naI bv any individuals present, o
,.,,,,,,l,.,..hiuo of sornr l,c.,l orc,,n
.,,,...[7.;,,
II 'Noh 9'i'''.. ~ ,'A
We believe Mrs. lapiln obtained Il humbe
ofnlme, to the constitution AMI that tn
.o,..rn.ion Of the meeting was to have
~. p..rI.in.n f R,,rli,rtor wa.
>l-H'".
the principal opponent OF 'il't pan
state organization was permanently tormc
.. one of the result, of the meeting W
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24

To THE AFFLICTED.-No matter uhler WI
form of sickness you labor there Is one ieit
Won shouli keep in mind: All disease oriShha'c
in an impure condition OF the blood fuiliS ti,
and the disease must depart but You cannot pullS
The blood bv the use Of poisonous drugs anu *
hnr.,iye s;iuuIauts The best blood purifier ever
discovered is Dr. w alkers famous Vinegar bl'icI
compounded OF simple herbs. ="
A Clergyman writing to friend says ny Wy
age to Europe indie iinitley pos l1ncd. nave os
cnyereI The fountain of health" on this SIDE OF
NO Nlsut,c Three bottles Peruvian syrup
have rescued me from the angs OF the iend bss
pepsia." Dysrcptics should drink from lh' i'''''
tam
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24
LOTS FOR SALE.

Several desirable building lots Berlin street can
now be purchased al far price 10y persons wishing t"
build on Berlin side of the rlv"r- long pay day
will he given if desired to hpse who contract to build
good DIV eing houses any of SAID lots the coming
season The location il i'll proximity To Montpe
Ter village in healthy and desirable nel-hborho'd and
the terms dinghy low for the PRIVILEGES al
f1rled No not wishing t. build by himself or his
friend need apply for prices further inforInatin-
J. ". WHEELOCk.
Mnntueiier. January %. le.5.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-02-24
TANES BOYDEN'S ESTATE.

rho UNDERSIGNED having been appointed by the Hon
rab,ta Cont for the district Of Washington. Com
sinors to receive. examine. and adjust all cAins
- ,a,n.n,is of all persons against the estate OF
lanes Brvdrn late Of MONTPELIER n sad DisIrlct De
~ MA All claims exhibited III ofsft thereto. mere
~ ut hat W Will meet for the purI afnre-
"a ~ Tie probate Office in elier On the LIST VI On
-, .nrii and LIST Monday of August next from one
Clock until fonr oclo1k r NJ each = $4,000 sad day ana
~ ~ .,yn limited hy said court for said creditors
80 mt their claims for examination and al
lowance- A.. ,a.l 1av ~ F.lrnarv n
ls15 John II SEAVER. c,
60 NJ ID PARMESTER., N'iA4iii =