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her husband, E,IfiIn.r- Thomas, Petition
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,u,r,r R.b.rrn p.Imer EIiz.i,,n
plf,Ics sul Linn ID PairIk her
husband, aud raj .Inhn ID. Pat
rrk m hi own ri.lt. ,lunzO
Thnnr,. utd " >,.rr Thomas
Innn Il: ,hnm,s. and E,uily T.
truitci-c and luck Franc!-o, her
hu-b.ri. and Motley Thomas.
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ter ml,iiu-, >tisau 4 Collins ami
Jams K collins, her hT-bIu,i,
aud Robert HALEY, amt William
HALEY, Anthony Buck, susan
Tuurna-, rr!Irt "I oscar Thomas,
N.p"sruiI Buck, Moss Chapman.
H. a'!uini-iratrr OF the estate Of
SaIIuei :. rhons, deceased. Jonn
r. n iaud, - executor ~ The last
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BAPTIST FEMALE COLLEGE,
Lexington, Mo-
SESSION OF 1915 BEGINS SEPTEMBER eth.
Literary Department.

President and Profc-Eor Of languages
Buildings greatly enlarged during il' past
wear to accommodate increase II pupils furn-
ish"d with gas throughout. tncuIiy consists OF
ELEVEN experipnc Geo teachers. Facilities Tor ac-
curing thorough kEowiedg" at Vocal iuitur"
aud Instrumental Music. and al kinds oi Fancy
work. un-urps--rl by any school Il, the West.
FIT, sIx boarding. and ~hfry-siN day pupil
during session 1867. Board and 'uiiI"n for
forty weeks. from $40 10 $40. ME>Ic, with US.
OF utsnn for practice from SIS Ia $50 Tuition
in Modern Languages aud Latin, FkEs.
For catalogue containing full Information,
apply TO the president. tu!y2ou
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EXECUTORS SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

THE undersigned. Lewis Il Harrison rxrcu-
l. tor oi the estate o! William W. Harrison.
deceased, viii on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER i2TH, ls.7,
in front OF the COURTEOUS. door u | aii,ci'-c tin
tH, Missouri, hr:w"'U The hour OF lCn "'ri"ck IN
The forenoon and nv. in the afternoon al HAT day
sell Al public Nrniu- t. ltr highest bidder, all
the right, title and interest which SAID deceased
had nj hi- de ItiI In ami tU thu following ireCrib-
Ell real estate situate in said county The south
west quarter Oi the southeast quarter OF sect on
lively" li9 SAVING and rN"eptIng =. "Trip Ut baud
twenty t2") f.rt wide taken ul The -ouIh.u-i
corner at eai,! tract. Tor II road To the family
grave yard. ami on a. acre ut tie terminus Of
SAID strip. rt-er cd as IA grave yarl; ais" TWEEN
ty-lNe acres taken oil oi the south, AL quarter
"i IN" -Uuih west quarter ni section twelve az.
ANA i"rty $50 acres, III" northwest quurt.I OF me
northeast quarter "f section thlr en- (l3I. and
thirty % acres taken on OF the north .uti ii
thr southwest quarter Ui tn" northeast quar- cr
OF section thirteen Isl. NIL IA t"wu~hIp lpIiy-
MIN" tiJ). of range twenty-five GL
TERMS or ALk-buC-thir cash; unr-'hiri IN
twelve month, and un"-tnir.i M twrn1y-iuur
months, with 10 I-r cent intrr' = iron, day Ut
sn!" Deferred i,tNnirnt- SECURED by deed ct
trust On the property odd
l. WIS L. HARRISON,
srn,oq.I I>,.
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THISIEE.S SALE

WHEREAS. Illi.m l.. Slavrns and Lrmiss
w j. >iANcn-, his wife. by their certain deed
Of tr ~, Ia'ei the All day 81 Nav. lS1G. and re-
corded IN the rsCOr'i'r'- ufii,:r for Lafayette
county. and stale OF Missouri. IN deed book No
20. on rrSr 40, Conve Ell To The unicr-IHneu.
trustee, The following described real estate stu
ntrd IN til" county OF LaiaSei Z, am! state OF
Missouri, to-wIi. The cas- ha of ihr north
west quarter "t section tTentI-siX Gli) also the
we>! b Ill at Tie southeast IiiHtItrr OF the north
'H>t ,f1ari'r at s""ilnn twenty two Cs-). all In
,owneh1p Iorfy-s'ght tsl, OF range twenty
sey,'i 90. containing in tn" aggregate enc hun
iicli lnl nrIc-: winch said conveyance WIS
Matte ia trust to stCut. the payment OF a certain
prumi-sory note therein mentioned and describ-
ed. aud Whereas. SAID nO;v i 'iur ami unpaid;
Now, thclriOrt. III the regu,s OF the legal
Il, li-r Of sand note and undrr ami in pursuance
al said de- Il OF trust, ], the Undersigned, truS-
tee, Viii. on
SATURDAY, November lOTI Isl,
between ia" hours al nine O'Clock IN the fore
noon ard tive O'Clock in the afternoon al that
day, in iI"ni ui the courthouse door, in the cItv
Of Lexington, 1.tityCif" county, Missouri, rel;
at public vcnrne. 1" the highest bidder. for cash
IA hand tn. above described real estate for the
payment ri said not" an. Interest, aad the costs
al TN tr;-t. JOHN \. -. TUT,
o"'.'ti Trustee.
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MANHOOD: HOW LOST, ROW RESTORED

IIST p:hlished. anew edition Of EkyEA
d nr. CulTerwrll's Celebrated AE-&s&~
E-suv on the radical cure with A.S
Weakness. Involuntary seminal l.psscs, I'M
potency, Mental and Physical iucapaclty, I'm
reiiment- Ia Marriage, etc also Consumption.
Or stNl,ai extravaganza, &c Price. in Il ST led
envelope, only six cents. Thu cr!elrt te,! au-
thor, ia this admirable Essay, clearly demon
that the alarming consequences uf sril-abu =
may be radically cured without The dlrgrrOus
use Of Maternal medicine or the Application 81
the knife; pointing ont \ IN lie OF cure al once
simple. certliu. and .Grrtual. by means OF
winch every sufferer, no matter what his condi-
ton may IT,, InaI cure himself Clraply, pri-
%vatrlv, aud radically. This Lecture should be in
the hands 81 every Youth and every nan in III.
land. sent under zeal. in n plain envelope, to
ANY address. post pad. on T. ceIpt OF six CENTS
ar two postage stamps. Address II GIL
NERWELL MEDICAL CO., IL Ann - , New
York; Post Oh!cc Bon. +iei. octlS-iv
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~NIN.sTRATO NOTICE.

Dl virtur of an order OF the Probate court OF
ID Lafayette county. Missouri. made on the
9Th day al cctGhrr, Isl. the Undersigned PuJ-
!c Administrator for said COUNTY, has taken
CharS~ a. the estate Of F.liN u .iras.s. decd.
hIi persons ,&VInS claims against r III estate
Al" required TO rNh.l'Ir Them To- mr for liuwance
within ON. year att"r tn. t1a'e at his notice, or
III" may ir pr CI.i.d from ny benefit Of ruCh
e-tni"; ami # such ri.i''u- It, M exhibited with
III iw" yct1 from ~ ta,e oi sslt notice they
W.! pc forever baTTrt
IHbMN A.
-..LLl -. ~ Mn. 4 Ann In = - tLnr
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sgntelllgrnfer.
OgEiCuAL COUNTY PAPER.

p,so,ate indeed, The moonbeams
81 Gaming through the GUOr threw their
tar night upon the rough boards and up
on the walls. and upon the quiet figure
hing on the pallet in II I the corners.
Tuning with plying whitcue>s the
arm-l face upon the pillow and the
hand that rested motIvniesS upon the
floor.
lac doctor Went DOWN on his knees At
The pallets side. aud thrust his hand into
III. breast 81 The coarse garments With
d ht'!rayrHrti groan.
'A>.rrp. br"Ae from Langley,s white
'Y- D.. i desperate whisper Not =
I-.-ul" said the doctor- dead i"r
I~.t,~" There WAS aclua. anguish IN
h. yuirr H. he uttered the words, bu.
auut-rr element pred"minated IN the
,>c nation which burst from him
sc.rre y = second .ttrr. Good God!
b.. .,l good God
L..-.., Beat ,I:sn and caught him
81 ~'rrr,.. b. the AIN the tHr.a.
T.. .... '.r,I aurr ham W hat - it?'
l.. a.I,t,4 .Nh4td, You mean.
--s woman"
I..ra> they .azr,l 1t each other in
= 80 ,r-.i, ulu- hi silence was
b. r. ..p.,l. >vil'. h"aNN footsteps
4,... ...- I.,v. r~,~,,,I ne threshold
ar. WARS 0tu.h'rr ou,: hriorethrm
r.. rrs! ',r ~glr>ti"n'rZ
@ ..- s.I a.r ali Size made her
W .... 70: ~., or go. pushed u"1a
.". ;.n-, SIC -. 4..a knc
d..,n Il; i1-at Ia >uuWrd,' She
ST.. .-. - ....s~'t - nigh;
....- anil -. ,tf.i her iacu
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Innii fEt.> TEFo"E lHa ="
DIR, C.. M:LANE'z
Celebrated American
Worm SPECIFIC
OFT
ERMIFUGE
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS

SfG!T CiIS OF Nth"iS.
j'iLLc"u"crniucciN p1icand lcl len
iCu'olcd, with occasional flashes, or
Il clltnmscriacd spot ON "Hc al 10th
check, the shccomciulI th~pU-
pills dI ate ln aLWrc scmIcmCic :uuS
a.on- the lover cyc!id tle nose Is IL
ritatrl. swcl.>.an nv sometimes blceds :;
"swc.tm"gottncup upper up occasional
headache. "ith humming OF throh-
hiig O: the ears !; an unusual secretion
%: saliva: shiny OF furred tongue /;
h:ca;1 v"'v foul particulars @n nc
mrru3..r. 'Dpctite valat'..- sang
t.mc,y .,'iOus, with Il gna" s,n-
st,i0r u.t.ic stomach. at o,lcie entire
+ -orv ;t."ting painsinthestomach f.;
o-,l>.nna,uIusca and vomiting vi0-
lat nluI> throughout the abdomen ;
.-,we,s irregular, at times costivc :;
'4o.a SHINY not unfrcqucntlv tlnTc,:
VT. hood; belly swollen ani .nt'l;
.r ".uu:hid ;rcspl:ation Occa>iuua.."
difficult, and accompanied Dv he
- Il: couglsonet'mes dry and c",-
:... -.gr: uneasy and Disturbed sleep.
via grinding of the teeth temper
~ ;trlc. but generally irritable &c.
y .cHcve! the above symptoms
aIe found 10 exist.
DIR ( M:LA\E'S NEKMIFUGE
viii certainly ct?clt q cue.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
" 4.,.,, -. &c -, ,,I,.,, ,..,.,,
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aSS,GyEE,S NOTICE..

y'iIE urdcr-rgIci, assignee OF W. /. Eckle,
i hereby gINr> n"J'c' TIA he viii apply - the
tIICtIt court al La! t.rtl" county, Missouri. IN
winch = il state j. p'n!lnE, on The ir-t ,Lay III
IN ur>i pc, Iui"-r team of sad court, \. d,
Is51. l"r Il discharge from his trust IN connection
win -rIi estate. lllDS. y. WEBB,
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0HDER OF PURIICATIOx.

ST tlk OF MISSOURI,
LAFAYETTE ,OISTf
In IN, t,rcE!; CDUrt Of sitl'! county, in vacation
py.nhrI l2'h. 81.
MtuZry ~0nmrrvll.e. executor, ami
L.nIEt l. II mes. rNeCuIrIN Of the
l!-t viii ami testament Of Jonas
lilnr-, d,c,tsrd, Petition
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TO CONSUMPTIvES.

TONSUMPII0S, that scVuIgc "I humanity,
L. The great dread of the human iamily, i'll
all CiviIiZri countries
| feel confident that | am in possession of the
only sure, infailihle itemedy-now known to tie
professionalism the positive ana speedy cure of
that dread disease, and its unw"lcotne concpmit-
anis, viz: tatarrh, Asthma, bronchitis, Nervous
Debility. &C &c. Tweniy-e!rht years expert
cnCe, as u busy practitioner, IN the best COnsunp-
ton Hospitals of the Old amt New World, has
taught me the value Of this medicine. in the cure
OF AL Throat and Lung Complaints.
Those suffering with con sumption or any of
the above malaGIes, by undressing me. giving
symptoms, they snail b. put 10 los.rssl"n OF
this great boon, without charge. and shall have
the benefit of my experience in thousands OF
cases sue, cssiuliy tire ited. Fulr directions for
preparation and use, and al necessary advice
and instructions tor successful ire ttinent AT your
own home, will lie received Ivy You by return
mail, free of charge, By addressing
DIR. JOHN >. BURNETT.
l67 Jefferson Street,
sprl4-ly LOUISVILLE. IA
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Z.

WHEREAS, Hannah Dau2hcrty and Charles
" DiuEt' riy. her husband. by tn, ir deed OF
tru-t. 'la','i May Ssh. is16 and recorded IN the
rrcord"r's office OF Lafayette county. state o.,
Missouri, IN book NJ. 20. pa-e 4i2, of deeds OF
trust record. conveyed! {" the undersigned. trus-
tee. til" follow ing described real estate situate
in the county OF Laiay cite, and state OF Missouri.
tO-wIt; The west halt OF the nor beast quarter
"I lection ten Ilm. IN township fnrty-eight 4sl,
OF range tweniy-stvrn (21l. containing eighty
$50 a'r"-, to secure The payment OF certain
promisSnry notes III rein dcscr bel, and where
as, SAIL note. have become due and remain I'M
Iiii;. Now, therefore, notice Is here3y given.
ihd; i!!+ Undersigned, trustee, at the request of
IN. h"lt"r oi sad notes, will IN accordance with
III" terms and conditions OF said deed OF trust
rrUcr' d 10 sell Ia" real estate therein Described.
at public ventur, to the highest biidsr for cash,
III front OF the courthouse DOOR, in the city of
lexington, county of Lafayette, AMI the state OF
Missouri, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2srH, A. D., 1877,
between the honrs OF nlne O'Clock in IN. fore
Noon and five O'Clock in the .f ernopn o, said
day, TO satisfy SAID notes with The interest there
on, together with the cost of executing this
trust. GEO, NJ.
ost@'tu Trustee.
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THE undersigned. Lewis Il Harrison eNrcu-
L tor of the estate o! william W. HARRISON.
lnrna.nN Win IN
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
OF MISSOURI. !
laFAYETTE tOTSTY

l;Y { Il DASlEL. II {. ucli3-
Z BMrden. AlInrneN fLr mlAlntitt,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-04-18

ANNIvERsARY DAY, April 26th.-The
5Sth Anniversary of the establishment OF
Oddfellowship in America will be observ-
ed by Vermont Lodge, No. 9, of Montpe-
ler The following is the order of exer-
cises
The members of Vermont Lodge will
meet in their hall at O'Clock p. NJ, from
there they will march in regalia, proceed
ed by the Montpelier Cornet Band to the
depot to receive the members of North
field Lodge, No. 10, and Mortified Cornet
Band, who will come by the afternoon ex-
press train, Both Lodges will then march
over the following routes: Down State
street to Middlesex, through MiddleseX to
High, through High TO Western Avenue,
down Western Avenue to State, up State
to Main, up Main to School, up School 10
LOOMS, through LOOMS to Franklin, up
Franklin 10 Mechanic, through Mechanic
to Elm, down Elm across Academy Bridg
to Main, down Main TO State, down State
to Lodge Room where u social hour will
be spent, then both Lodges will repair tc
the American House for collation., after
this II grand ball at the Pavilion.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-04-18
TO The Editor of The Boston Hernld -

TO The Editor of the Boston Hernh -
Your Columbia correspondent is in error
in his statement that had conference
with Gov. Chamberlain in New York.
have seen Gov Chamberlain but once for
n year, and that was in the private cabinet
room of President Hayes on the 9th of
March Nor have | written or tele-
graphed him, or heard from him in any
way. The same is true respecting Gov.
Packard except in the matter of one lele-
gram received from him, which l read
publicly in the United States Senate. But
am sure that Gov. Chamberlain knows
that he has my profoundest sympathy in
the heroic though unsuccessful struggle he
has made in South Carolina for civil lib
crty and constitutional government. |
am equally sure that Gov. Packard feels
that my heart and judgment are both with
him in the contest he is still waging
against great odds for the governorship
that he holds by II title rs valid AS that
which justly and lawfully seated Ruther-
ford b. Hayes in the presidential chair. |
trust also that both governors know that
the Boston press no more represents the
stalwart republican feeling Of New Eng
land on the pending issues than the same
press did when it demanded the enforce
ment of the fugitive slave law in 1851.
Very respectfully, j. G. BLAINE.
Augusta, Me, April 10, 1877.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-04-18
A Wonderful Discovery

OurNew mpshireexchanYe to us illedwth
accounts of most wonderful cures effected by DR.
Cages MEDICAL WONDER. 1t is said to be the creates
Ytaizer yet discovered giving buoyancy to the sprits
elasticity to the step and making the invalid hearty
courageous, strong. 1t cures all diseases of the
liver, stomach, kidneys and spine; scrofula and al
blood diseases; cures nervous prostration of ethe
sex, restoring tone and vigor to the whole system
Readthe following cures:-
Mrs. IRA s. APPLETON, Hilsboro' Bridge, N II .spi-
nal ana kidney Diseases confined to bed and doctor
failed to raise her: her husband procured "Medca
Wonder and she now writes, am able to do consid
cradle work.
j.. h, MORRILL,, Franklin; scrofulous humor saw
nothing has ever helped him like Medical Wonder
, MRS Y, Z. ORDwAY Centre St., Concord; confined to
bed and had been treated without benefit by several
Physiclans, for female and kidney diseases took DR.
cages Medical WONDER and was cured in month.
ANDREW J. PEAsLEE, Sutton, N. H.; humor, debility
disease Of liver lungs &c. most wonderful recovery
REV. q. WAIT, Franklin, N. H.; wife sorely Attic
ted; took " Medical Wonder " with great success
GEO. w. EVANS, Derry; difficulty of side and stom
aGn, humor Weakness, &C.; cured and went to work.
MRS wv FIFE, Suncook, N H. female weakness
dropsy, nervous prostration, &c, discharged hired
girl
cg-,We wouldalsoreferto Mrs VIM Shepherd and
daughter, and Ebene2er Newton, Manchester House
Mrs Fred SanbQrn. West Rumney; Mrs. f. j Jones
Lebanon; Geo H. Walker, Granham; Albert Trues-
dell, Suncook; Mrs. Benz. Martin, Grafton; Hiram
Stanyani chichester; Alma II. Hill, Canterbury; Mrs
Warren Glover, Hennker; Mrs Walter j. Farrar Hills
bOro Bridge; J P. Ella, HOokset; Miss r. A. s. Hoyt
Mrs. y. j. Ella Manchester; Mrs C. p, Ridemt Mil.
ford Joseph Davis Hollis; Ellen Proctor, Pittsfeld
NJ. j, LeaHenwOrh, AndoVer.
ASK YOUR DRUGGISTS FOR MEDICAL WONDER
Sold'n Montpelier by
FRANK H.BASCOM.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-04-18

The standard remedies for all diseases Of the
lungs ave SCHtNCK's PULMONIC SYRUP, SCHENCK's
SEA WIZ TONIC, and SCHLNCKS MANDRAKE
Hills, and if taken before the lungs are destroy ed
speedy cure Is ellreted.
TO these three medicines Dr.. j. A, Schenck, Of
Philadelphia owes his unrivalled success in the
treaimenl of pulmonary diseases.
The Pulmonic Syrup rpcts the morbid matter in
the lungs; nature throws il on by an easy eXpectot
ration, for when the phegm or matter is ripe Il
slight cough will throw 1t of the patient has rest
and The lungs begn TO heal
To enable the pumonlc syrup to do this ,SChenck's
Mandrake Pills and SChenCks Sea Weed ionic
must be freely used to cleanse the stomach and
liver, Schenck'S Mandrake Pills act on the liver,
removing all distractions, re'aX the gall bladder,
the bile starts freely, and the liver is relieved.
SChcnCk's Sea Weed lonc is gentle stmulant
and Alternative; The alkali of which it IS composed
mixes with the food and prevents sOurnE. 1t as
sisis the digestion by tOnmg up tn stomach to a
healthy condition, that the food and toe PumOn-
ic syrup will make good blOOd then the lungs heal
and III" patient will surely get well II care is taken
to prevent fresh cold.
Al who wish tn consult DR.. Schenck, either pei.
sonally or by letter, eau ,lO Mt hi principal office
cslnei Sixth and Arch SIS, Philadelphia, every
NJ, hday.
schenck's medicines are sold by all druggists
throughout the country. FM9m2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-04-18

This singular man lived in Greece. He
was distinguished for his eccentricities,
bud manners, and bad disposition. 1t was
his chief business to find fault. For ex-
ample, he took lantern one day when
the sun was shining brightly and went out
to search for in honest man, thereby in
sinuating that such persons were exceeding
y scarce. When Alexander, distinguish
ed military gentleman, paid him II visit,
and inquired what he could do for him, he
had the impudence to tell him 10 " get out
of his sunshine" To cap the climax of
his oddities, he dressed like beggar and
lived in tub! lie was sour, grabbed,
crusty old bachelor. We infer that he
had no wife, first, because history does not
mention her; second, because no woman
would take kindly to one of his habits,
dress or manners, or aspire to becom mis-
tress of his mansion. There was an old
woman who lived in shoe" it is true, but
the woman who would live in a tub, and
especially with such a conapanion, has not
been heard from. The misanthropc spir-
it which possessed this man was doubtless
due to disordered digestion and bilious
ness, one of the prominent symptoms of
which is morose, fault finding DISPOSE.
ton. The tongue is heavily coated, Civ
ing rise to II bad taste, the appetite is not
good, and the patient feels dali. sleepy or
dizzy, and is apt to be fretful. Unfortu-
nately, Mr.. Diogenes lived several centu-
ries before Dr. Perce's Pleasant Purga-
tive Pellets were invented, few doses of
which would have relieved him of his
bile" and enabled him to find scores of
honest men without the aid of his lam
tern. Under their magic influence, COM
bined with that Of the Golden Medical
Discovery, to cleanse his blood, he might
have been led to take more cheerful
view of life, to exchange his tub for Il
decent habitalion, TO "spruce up" in per-
sOnal appearance, and at last have taken Il
wife to mend his clothes and his mrnnerS,
no h of which were in evident need of re-
pairs, and become the happy sire Of little
Diogeneses, who would have handed down
to postcrity the name. not of cynic phi
losophrr, but of u cheerful, heatthy. hnppy
uirta0uS MN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-04-18

A travelling clock tinker called on one
of our well known citizens ut his place OF
business the other day in search of job.
He was informed that no clocks needed re
pairing, bat" queried our friend, anxious
to encourage honest industry, you exam
inc headsP" eyes," slowly articulated
the tinker. Well, examine that fellows
head" pointing to promising young en-
ploye, Don't want to-" drawled the
cautious tinker. " Yes, go ahead" insist
ed our enterprising neighbor. Don't
want to- still persisted the tinker who
now glanced nervously from his grinning
subject to the street door Don't want
to! why notP " exclaimed our now thor
oughly interested friend. Because" re-
piled the tinker, his head may be as soft
as yours, and might run my fingers clear
through.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-04-18
Washington County Court.

The county court will probably be fin
ished by Friday. The divorce case OF
Jackson j Pratt VS.. Emma G. Pratt OF
Warren, and his wife against him, was fin
ished Tuesday forenoon. The charges
are intolerable severity on both sides, and
she alleges refusal to support in addition.
Alonzo G. Fisher and his wife Lois arc
now trying TO settle their troubles, and the
case will probably take most of tomorrow.
The following divorces have been grant
ed; james II. Merrill from Stella Merrill.
both of Waterbury, for adultery; Euphe-
mia j. Perkins from Hiram II. Perkins,
for wilul desertion and refusal to support.
She was formerly resident of Danville,
but now lives in Bilerica, Mass, lie lives
in Berlin. She is allowed to resume her
maiden name of Wallace.
The court has heard the divorce case OF
Orilln Foster VS.. William Foster, of Mid
dleseX. but have rendered no decision. The
great controversy is in regard to the prop
erty, Mr.. Foster being supposed to be
worth some forty Thousand dollars.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-04-18

HARVEY rlLDEN Judge. MA. CHASE, Register
The following business was transacted
in the Probate Court of the District of
Washington, during the week ending
April lG:
April 10. Lucien Webster's estate-A
S. Williams, administrator; VIM. Winch
and Joseph Gold appraisers and commits
sioners. John Hurley's and o. NJ. Bra
mans estates-commissioners' reports re-
turned.
April IL. Sally Chandler's estate-will
referred for probate TO May 3. Luther
Bixby's estate administration account al
lowed; &. W. Scott, Trustee.
April -. VIM. Leet's estato-adminis.
tration account referred to May 5. Abel
Woods estate-commissicners' report re-
turned.
April IA. W. II. Lords estate-J. A.
Page, executor; ]. T. Thurston and G. G.
Shepard, appraisers and commissioners.