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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-12
Probate Court.

HARVEY rILDEN, Judge. y. \. CHASE, Re.Ister
The following business was transacted
ir the Probltc Court of the District of
Washington, during the week ending
April 10.
April / David Barnett's estate Gas of
March 2S), and Lcander Warren S estate
Administrator accounts allowed, and de-
crecs made. Mary +. Lambs estate
commissioners report returned.
April 6. Y. W. IIale's estate Com
missioners report returned
April 8. NJ K. Martins estatc-Ad-
illustrators account allowed and decree
made II. 5. Slavton's cstate-Commis-
sioners report returned. Guardianship
Of Fred and David Fuller Gas of April y,
and Carrie f. and Franklin J. Parker Gas
Of Feb D-Guarlian accounts allowed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-12

TIE IAIE>T, GREATEST, and most lcl.sble
remedy ever put together by n.e'iicll science ior
l,hcumltI-ll. Wounds. >Wcll4n-s, Burns, Cahed
Breast, &c. j. the Centaur LnimeAt. There are
Kinds. What the White Liniment is for the
human family, the yellow Centaur Iiulment Is Tor
spawned, Lam. AMI >traIne horses an ANNA :.
FN"Ul3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-12
County Commissioner.
,-UI~GTQS COUNTY CLERK Or
MnNIrLIIER Alrll lltil Il !,

,-IIINTIQN ITOITNTY IFFh 7,
NoSIrELIEK. April llth, l-7t.
... ,lvrn by the freemen of the county of
...r,t,u III their respective town meetings, III
,-.t I,-t for a County Comm ssloner. having been
. -,.rIrred int this Office and this day canNasseo!
VI ~. itat.prar- by SAID canvass that john NJ. FISH
, t.nlt, III SAID county, has received a plurality
-l ,.tes; therefore. IN pursuance Of the statutes
. l ,..s. made and provided, do, by these pres
,.,L. t.rocl aiuatiou that the said JOHN NJ FISHER
,.,. ,,.-ted county commissioner for the county
sv.-1iult,1 for the year ensuing
NFLNILLE + SMILE, County Clerk.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-12
d. Reform Club in this place has II,


N.-Alntt'H l"r liif year en.',i,s
rI,,. Reform Club in this place has III
,..uI,..
Lar.e quantities of maple sugar of fine
.ga'.,y are being made.
Patrick savage was drunk
>turiav, got in Jail and on Monday dl,
'o-"d on H. r'l'S wiz was ''"o"'
Fred Stevens has gone INTO his new store
u HIbb1rd block, and keeps line o
,,.!, that will lead those who visit him
not to leave without buying
r.rrIr,.-Onc Of the largest and besi
....D, Of new carpets in the state, which
,, l,. sold cheap for cash, can now be
found 4. \. l.. Carlton Carpet store.
Iu e Riley '\st'-folHs hFretoou'
think that Keeping ''llley III jan on pfi-
va, ~Jt-, under All the circumstances, IS
rr.y small potatoes ana the ylcld Is
HE to prove 'I't 'h'S are very 1t" III 'he
hi. Al that. lhcrc is Il litlleilesS liiitt i
sraet:h contempt
I!NrtEAN'E htfoi'N'-oh edheso''v
~ r. 81 this week. clarence !. ffoS''
.mrr drlnhln9 man ana prominent
.ta FER Of Au urn Me. VIII deliver lee
;;.. under the auspices oil The ht'ofm
C,.y A Trinity church vestry, ut ! l.
o..' \. The regular business meeting OF
.t.. ,lln will he upon Thursday eecniur.
,.uc. s 1,N I,
.h :, bo h.,1 ,nriI 10Th ot =
p;h,, ,,,.e ,.ilI ,,.o.;.1e
.,;n,, =, tho r,Ies Of that church
- l.., NJ. Snonoo, u,,,, ha-
,... ..o;,.;ort ,,.,or bo., f,, ,,,roo
&C. c,.,..o,. ,,,o.,oho, ~, f,ro,,.,.r
S,r,1,,
Lar "'.'''''' - p
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'' ''' y 800 ''''' -:
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,.,..,, ,.l.. ,.. 1.,.; =,
~...:.I 800.
ASSURE Eouhan. the NortLteld man
pb..v.,s peunded 50 badly in the Montpe-
r..l,,,,,, -, tho 4th of March was 70.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-12

f ants vii Therefore arpy fer to
ana lanes X Hatrheider of Arlington who have kind
NJ G. F F 4Htf District IL S' Vermont
RUTLAND. Vt, April 1s76
In r1rsnanre Of the aprointment ted above
at the Bardwrl house, Rutland, on "Wednesday. May
the ap@nent t1 fiji the Snamry in the ned
St4%5 Sa Nay, Acahemy at AnnapG Ma the eSam
AplicaniS must he actual residents Of the first
than a en- thu : Est Of Sr s a n
s m ' ra b Tor
~ the chaliman Of the rsmmtee at MI
the committee at their respective posotfices
EDWARD $ DAN Committee
JAS K BArcn i,i.ti Examination
Coz NTERFEIT BUI..-Our citizens are
cautioned against counterfeit tivc-dollar
bills on the Merchants National Bank of
NewBedford, Mass. The bill is we'll printed
and on good paper, and is calculated to
deceive inexperienced persons. One point
is the figure Of Columbus which has not
the symmetry of the genuine, the right
thigh, in particular, looking like u de-
formity. Large quantities of these bills
have recently been put in circulation in
New ENGLAND. 1t was for passing
them that Horace ID. Bruce was recently
arrested here.
HAEpwICk.-We are having 4 plentiful
supply ftrampS notwithstanding the bad
walking. Most of them are from the west
crn end Of the p. Il .. X. Il. where they
have been thrown out of employment by
the failure Of one of the sub-contractorS.
who has been grading the road below
/ Johnson
/ Wheu seemingly honest men. out of en-
plovmcnt, walk from Massachusetts to
northern Vermont and after working four
months. are thrown out of employment
and are obliged TO lose their pay and also
to walk back, il seems decidedly tough,
and more 50 when the railroad on which
they have beer employed refuses TO pass
them over its line.
>ugarin= is coming in dead earnest and
4 successful season is anticipated
Sugar festival at the NJ +. Church last
','' ,~"1 '-;,..,,,.,., -, M 0,'Nl
80 l''f '"e WORN OF 'ile Ne" l"Slhi'>tef
has been approved, not only by the peo-
pl'' o"- o''l'N'IlE ny 'ne government
WINE '''1 i''" 0''l' { ICONS - h'''' Is i
NJ" pm
Il Is some" l''' ''oupI"i III IN" mana OF
'''e 'ii'i' 0,'' ''i Il IT i''S> 10 carry lIe
ill''l I'oi'i '''V q ''' - ere posi- once l"l
liie '!llo""' l''Id ~ governments '>l''t1"I-
y since ne ms learned IN" II c'hho, Ne
donr ~ Ms BOY rs he Is nov "id enough
TO meet l!e requirements OF law
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-12

CHILDREN CRY FOR CA>rORIA.-lt Is As
pleasant t. take honey, and Is absolutely
han lulta7. L. e}ne TO cNnel worms. wind
cole, c-ull;e The bowels and stomach, and over
come iIitabllIty caused by rash or cutting teeth
Ii i perfect substitute Tor Castor o. and for Cos
tIycnc-s in young oh there j. nothing in exist
cncc 50 elective and rcl!Ible-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
7 ITERATION NOTICE.

This may certify that ha~e gwen my Lau. liter
Martha y. PIKE, her time during the remainder OF her
minority shall ella in none nt her earnings, nor
any debts 81 her cont acting after tins date
tlaw3f A. &. PIKE.
Witness .. ". ORCUTT.
R,xbury, Vermont. March slst ,le1o.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-12

burlington, March -. for the purpose of
raising money to take care of the buildin q
to be erected by Mr.. Sprague. has issued a
call for meeting Of the gentlemen COM
posing the committee, to be held in Bur
lin"ton this wednesday, afternoon.
Our citizens are evidently goin. to
make a very good showing for their state
ut the centennial
Conductor Cheney has recovered from
the injuries received in the Middlcsex
SmaSh-up so rs to be back ut his post. His
uncle Chamberlain, is Il model conductor.
WATEEBCEY.-Rev l.. ii. Wheeler,
pastor of the Congregational Church, oc-
cupies the house Of Luther Davis
MIR. /. h. Foster of Waterbury, reports
Il calf of large dimensions for one day Odd.
as follows Weight one hundred and seven
teen pounds; length, three feet and ten
inches; @irth, two feet and ten inches ;
height, two feet and seven inches.
WArr>FIEID.-Thcl ladies of the Home
Circle will hold II sugar festival at the
\estry Of the congregational church in
this place, Thursday evening. April l3th
to which all are invited.
PLAINrIELD.-The ladies of the l-nivcr-
salSt church had a sugar party Thursday
evening, with music, tableaux and char
AIDES.
+. ProvOncia's house and barn burned
last week. He succeeded in saving his
stock of cattlc but hi~ furniture was all
consumed.
y lille daughter of Mr. Marsh is very
dangerously i'll of spinal disease.
The ladies Of the Congregational church
will have 4 sugar party in the vestrv of
their church Thursday evening.
y CAEp.-Wc return our sincere thanks
to our numerous friends who were present
1t our home on the 9th. and to those that
were absent. who would gladly have been
present Our aged father was deferred bv
the iniirlnites of Years but that did not pre-
vent HIM from remembering us The to-
kcns from our friends will ever be held
dear; not only from their value but for the
donors sake. Those friends who took the
responsibility upon themselves to gladden.
our heart>-mly their paths be pleasant
and their home, AZ bright and beautiful rs
they made ours ON this OCCASION To our
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-12
l.. SAII>BI RVS ESTATE.

STATE OF NlRNoNT.T istrIct II W AshIn4t'n. s.
In rr,tatp Court held Nnntpetr IN SAID District
on the a>th d.lv IF March. \ ID Ism
George Mich is admnstrator with tie " u anntNr
of the estate HI l. Salisbury t'f tIiitI
IN SAID district. deceased. presents ms adlllhl>t IL
.,nI,t ~ examination and allowance and makes al
pllratlnn for decree tilsrlhutll and PARTITION ~
the estate of said deceased ,..:, h..
Whtrrupun II ordered by sand court tiat :. 81 AZ
count and said alpllcatlonhc re'rrrt I"
az ~ Ia. hold AT the Probate pflv,' SAID M'ntic"r
on the 18TH day Of April. \. u l-.6 Tor h,arihs ana
,lr.is,n thereon ana, further Nrdtred thdt Il,
nee hereof hc given to all persons interested ny run
lcatnu ot the same three weeks sllrres>lNtN IN IN.
newspaper putin she'd Al
NnntptIler prey sand tIur al0lnt'd Tor
th,t thrI nay al,ir at sand time and rlar" and > "
,nlse If ann they may have why said account should
not be al low ed and such decree made
By the Court Attest
L.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-12

D'ln. who murdered the fr ,thrr mcr-
chant Noe, on the I'D Of last Auou>t. is
TO be hung in New York. Friday next.
Earnum says he could pay all the mu-
nicipal expenses of Philadelphia, give
every poor family 4 barrel of -four, and
lay up half million. if Ill the drink mon
.ey.>pent in that city in one wear was paid
over to him.
Sine" the >hut-of of g.,> and steam ut
the government offices. Collector sim
mons Of Boston has been using Kerosene
1t an expense, it is claimcd. of not over
fifteen dollars a quarter, though the cost Of
gaS + five hundred dollars a year, and he
thinks he will continue to use oil
Central train recently, and attempted to
take possession of the engine A desperate
fight cnsucd, and the train hands being as
sisted 10y officers thirteen tramps were final
~ made prisoners and lodged in ail. Some
of the officers We're badly beaten.
y good many went to Burlington last
week expecting that practically the govern
orshlp question would be settled at the late
state convention, but they soon found that
these things are not so easily fixed bv the
managers as they were once If possible,
the matter is more at sea" than before
The convention mot. and it is likely to re-
main in that condition for some time, If
not down to the hour Of nomination. -
H0odStOcA Sta1liafd.
-Four more Democratic committee clerks
ut Washington have been removed for
cause. The latest one is Broughton, clerk
hn Il tn,.xy ..,A-
to have been u partner in an illicit ,listil-
lery. 1t is reported that evidence will soon
he produced to show that II prominent
Democratic officer Of the House several
years ago served L term in the State pris-
on for the crime Of arson.
Since the insurgents in Iclze~ovin1
have refused to disarm before treating for
peace, hostilities will doubtless BEGIN with
renewed fury this week. The prospects Of
the Christian cause are improved bv the
recent revolt in Northern Bosnia, where
the people are resisting the Turks with
desperate tenacitv. Meanwhile Russi,
appears intent both on magnifving the
rebellion and Giving Turkey IL bad nam,
throughout Europe.
The Ludlow Ga:eNc says that Gcorr,
White was born in Wcstmorland, y. H.
and further, that . he was the son of Capt
Chas. White. and his mother VA, Betse,
(GrouD White of Westminster. Vt. Hi
parents were both members of the Congre
gational church In Georges boyhoo'
his father was u farmer, and one of the
leading men Of the town The Cheshr,
railroad was built through Mr.. White
farm. and he moved up to where the depo
was located and started 4 store, putin:
George into it..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-12
JOSEPH w. WHEEI.OCk : ESTATE.

Tn, undersigned hay ln.- been appointed hy the Hon
Pr hat, Court l. the District WASHINGTON ii.Ill~
sj.rrs tNalrlrl" ami al i>t al GAINS AZ
demands all aSalll-t the estate ~ J. "
Whr.h late Of Bt rim SAID nI-tllt. DECEASED and
AM ainls exhibited in offset thereto hereby IN" n
Ire that Will tht purposes Al It>at at the
thtt nfC Willard III N"utprller. On ttt ~ DAY 81;
Nav neat and 9Th day OF September IL NJ irin I"
o',lo,k until four oti.tk.F NJ. "a II = SAID ia
and that sl< months from the 9th LAY M4rfh1A u lcf
- the nm hunted hy sand court IT, sand CREDITORS =
Ir,s, their CLAIMS l. IL r EXAMINATION anu All
,
IAGl.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-12
" INDIAN 60 MY.

James Fisk. OF Irattlehorp, i having i've
hundred dollar patent harness. OF his device
manufactured which he Will personally exhibit 1.
tie Centennial. 1t Is certainly a novel arrange
mcnt and mnst be seen 10 be appreciated. 1t is 50
constructed that no STRAIN whatever comes on the
horse which in case of accident is instantly luoS
enc! from the carriage, which IN turn, comes t. !:
stand, still.
The HrattlebDro co nptny - drilling and has
secured the services of United States army officer
to perfect them in company discipline
Dwight the Coloraine murderc-, and three 9th
of the escaped Greenfield jail-Dird> were cap
turcI by Deputy sheriff Bryant in South Vernou
woods, after sharp fish', Tuesday, and only one
OF The five no escaped is now at large.
The Winslow brothers have left Putney with
their famous herds of cattle for their home Hi
nos.
The machines destined for exhibition in the cen
tennial, which have been recently made in the
shop of Parks ana Woolson in Springfield, were
started on their way TO Philadelphia last week.
great deal of pains have been taken with them and
they fully sustain the great reputation which this
firm has long hllfor dong tn >rous I'll honest work
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Mrs. Lv,l,a D.lano of Norwich, shot herself
lhrous h the heart, ,turIly. on account OF family
troubles.
The Springfield BDie:m hi, snsp..l:l publIca
ton.
\ palr of vulturcs took possession Of Nnltur'
mountain, half a mile northeast from Gaysville
the other day. and notified the people TO keep
sharp lookout on their spring chickens. Thes
birds their young IN the unaprroachabl
Io,l., of m, whom Ink q 4 :
name. Fortunately, only one par can agree t.
inhaLil II at the same Time
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-12

4 note addressed to Horace Greeley WAS
received at the Tribune office the other
day. 1t is needless to say it contained Il
request for money.
The Springfield RepubH ;n,S is " curious
to see whether the Massachusetts Kepub-
icans have the spirit to resent this action
Che Senate's rejection Of Mr.. Dana). and
bv placing Mr. Dana at the head of their
delegation to Cincinnati show their appre-
citation both Of him and Of the Senate that
rejected but did not dishonOr him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-12
DAUCHY & Cos. ADVERTISEMENT
E>OH C0I,:Ii>. COLDS. mo,H>E>>-.
WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS

For sale by Drg--ist- generally. and
tvI5v4 GFO C.GOODWIN x 90 Boston Mass
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-12
BOG. GRW ERIES FREE.

HI. parties Vii i al they clam y Y. W-.Aly sun
IIu p 10
send STAMP f"r PARTICULARS & + WIuea.te 4 CO.
limited, - blalo s. New York ''On" the best
chances tor AGENTS eyer sfterei.' chicago Weekly
Inter OCEAN " Ia, Groceries tin. lst- i VII
Hess. Jan T., $50 rNl5w4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-12
Washington County Court.
MARCH TERN.

Hon. TIMOTHY P. REDFIELD, Chief Judge.
Hos H"S yhMEs MaKTx Assistant Judges
Up. DILLINGHAM;. States Attorney.
II. w. LIFORD, Sheriff.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-12
\ & E \ I :

l'nk the Wonderful Dressings Il u Il AMI Ial,ars IF
II OBJ SA\kfN Europe and America. Best
n'fi aud chance Tor man r. woman wanting good
t-li>S ami - god offered tins Also mars
i T. \. World a9iI all Bible lands and Centennial
'tnlnatlgu AIElY at once t. u Lot EI;N>Ef. PtB
Il y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-12
Freeport and Dubuque Line
Chiearo ana Milwaukee Line

l. ~ .tlv r..-- T.: Etf,I>. Ks-FFoan. fBEEHyEg
AND all i,tt-:> A.A frt.ior-. l.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-12
IAMOlLLE COUNTY
oi. II COT \ IN =.

At a meeting OF the Bradford Guards tor The clc'-
ton OF officers, he! last lhuGSily evening 1T 1t
r. l.. Chambcrln WAS elected Captain ri>t orm
tiamhcll, re l-nel, ; It, j. \ Water man, Isl IT.
ri'r thAml,erhn, promoted, and >crst. Eugene
IcavItt, -. 1t. ri e Waterman promoted
ORLEANS COUNTY.
John Han OF North Troy has seven cmld1cn, four
OF whom. under IA years old, weigh exactly POO
pounds each. The Youngest are twin girls 10 years
OF age, healthy and intelligent Two boys one abou,
!! and the other something over Il are 80 much alike
they would pass readily Tor twins. These children
have each ten wel-iormcd fingers, Two thumbs and
twelve toes.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-12
Green Bay and Marquette Line

I-t4-.s -.;,.: N!> "a. IL, tif-9EH. ,}yAToH>A
N.>EAlt.. n GFH. Nh LIN. AMI all I-.iI.;-
-..L..l- ~. ---.-... M.....s-. 81 L
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-12
TN H+t-->-i'
+. BRUGMA\ d son,
IRON IN THE BLOOD

= A.. It. NV York; p
YTAf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-12

Winona and st. Peter Line.

l. :Ii. short line = NoErHEHN WI-Sb>>fx and Mn
Mi A. AID t.,r MADISON. II. rAUI. NfSSE.roIIs.
II. lr.I Il and All tie trreat y r1hnest Its
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-06

Tho Mcdico-Iegal Society met last night At No. II
West Thrtyhrst street, about eighty members being
present The committee appointed 70 inquire into tho
condition Of the public schools made lengthy report
which the chairman (Mr Ycamans) wished TO have
considered as merely one OF progress Tho report IL
referred TO In the HERALDs account OF the meeting
tho Board OF Education, published elsewhere.
Dr. Dorcmus, one OF the committee appointed TO re-.
port the efficiency OF tho actomaier as scientific
instrument took the floor and read the report OF the
committee. He stated, IN opening that all that had
been SAID by him before the society former
sion regarding the unrcabity Of this instrument was
confirmed.
n the opinion that the laciometer IL not reliable a
test said the Doctor, 1--WE supported by the best
scientific authorities Among many others, the follow
ing may be named --wurtz. Dictlonaisc DO Chems,'
p l9z Gorul- Besancz Ichrbuch der Phys'oloxischsn
chcme,' 1861, PIP 404, 40; Hoppe seylcr, iandbuch
der Physiological uLd pathoiogisch Chemtschen
Anaiyse 1870 D. 2G3; Watts Dictionary Of Chemisssy,
Vol 3, b. 1.o22; J. A. Wankyn, MIX Anaysis.s
1874. y. s; Uhas " Chandler, PHI D., American
Chemist July, 1871, p. ID
The lactometcr Is very unreliable guide. % sk1mmiuo
better while watering
opposite effect Ny esorng bot forms II fraud the
time the gravity q The milk may b preserved
Ny analysis however, decide the gravity of the NH
with certainty.
This last quotation, from the pen or ~. Chandles
who is hot an advocate OF the efficacy Of ~
lactometcr scientific instrument elsossd dcnslvo
and prolonged laughter. Broad hints were mndo II
u asserted during the debate on the repcsG
that corruption 'nluenced ns Board u Mealsh 4 ~
use Of The tact0inotoe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-06

WASHINGTON. April s, 1874
SECRETARY cuASDLER TELLS WHAT M KNOWS
or DETECTIVE DELL-How HE WAS PAID A
MONTHS SALARY WITHOUT RENDERING ANY
SERVICE, AND DISMISSED BECAUSE THE PREsr-
DENT THOUGHT JIM A scoUSDREr-
Hon Zacharah Chandler. Secretary Of tho Interior.
appeared to-day before tho Committee On Expenditures
in the War Department, and witness.
The letter Of appointments 81 Charles s. Boil, dated
January IS, 1876 shown. ana Mr. Chandler idcn.i-
ned IL a. . regular ofIclai document Mr. Chandler
said thai Belts was nrst mentioned By the
President az a Cabinet meeting he uhe Secretary
had experienced considerable dlncuisy N securing
chief Of the Secret Service Ne had discharged the
hs had, and asked Tie members Of The Cabinet 10