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, 1879-04-10
III o n K & r.
Sherin's Sale Of
Real Estate

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON. !
County of Jefferson.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ENECrION
ID Issued ont of the District Court nt
the Third Judicial District OF Wa>hiugto
Territory. holding terms at Port Town
send. in the suit of
VIM. II. Sayward -. Geo. w. Harris,
as eXector OF the last will Of Arthur hin
ney. deceased duiy attested the 29th, av
of March A. ID. 1879. | have levied upon
the following described real estate, in JEFF
lerson county. tO-wit:
f hi of sw Or section twp IS range
east; so acres.
W hf OF Sc qr sec twp IS range east;
80 acres.
Sc Or of NV Or section twp IS range
east; 40 acres.
W hf ot.nw ar section $ twp 2S range
east; 50 acres
NV Or ofsw or secs tp 2S.range eas:;
40 acres.
f hf SW or section 10 twp 2S range
east; so acres.
Z hf of he or section 2l twp IS range l
east; so acres.
Sc qr of section q twp % range east;
100 acres.
y hf OF NV or section % twp 2S range
| east; so acres.
SW ar Of NV qHo section q twp 8
range east; 40 acres.
y hi OF ne Or OF section IS twp Is range
| east; so acres.
NE or of sw or OF section IS twp 2S
range east; 10 acres.
+ hr of NV Or of section IS twp IS range
] east; 50 acres.
NV or OF NV Or of section IS twp IS
range east: 40 acres.
w hf Of sw ar of section Is twp 30 range
l east; 50 acres.
SW ar OF INV or Of section Is twp 30
range | east; 40 acres.
W hf Of ne pr Of section 90 twp 90 range
east; so acres.
Lot of section l6 twp IS range east;
81 acres. The property Of WIN. T. Say
ward.
, 1879-04-10

Rev. Jas. Agncw, ol the Prssby-
terrain Church Of this place, returned
o few days ago from Presbytery
meeting at Soohomish City. He in
forms us that there was a very gen
eral attendance of the Presbyterian
ministers at the meeting, and that a
pleasant time was had.
, 1879-04-10

If our local agitator would sign
his name to his communications, like
u man, we would ae spared the ne.
cessity, III order to designate him, Of
applying to him such terms as the
community know to be accurately
descriptive OF the man.
, 1879-04-10
e Z; !. e e NOVA !, .. q =, =,

/ wish to state to my patrons that
| have moved my Boot and Shoe
Store across, from the old stand, to
the Kentucky store building, where
I will hereafter attend to the wants
Of the pu,lic, in my line.
JOHN FITZPATRICK.
, 1879-04-10
MAl<kII'E iSI1E>,nL.

Legal tenders in PortIand-buying 097s.
selling az par.
Silver coin in Portland-the banks urrote
1892 per cent. discount.
Coin Exchange Oh New York. ! per
cent. premium.
Coin exchange on San Francisco, par to
80 per cenr. premium.
Currency exchange on New York. per
cent premium.
TeIegraphic transfers an New York.
per rent. premium.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. lj.--Wheat dull.
best quoted at 81 20. New York market
strong
Barey-Feed selling at S9laa0O of
tered.
Flom-GOOd supeffine sold at So G2l5.
CHICAGO. Feb. l4.-Wleat 9O3s bill i0r
March delivery.
, 1879-04-10

MEssRs. Waterman & Katz, agents
Tor Wells, Fargo s. Co., inform us
that the Express company have re-
duced the cost Of trarspor ing small
packages by their line so that they
can now compete with the postotfice
department.
, 1879-04-10

Ho For QulLLYaUrE!-We learn
that the steamer Dispatch will make
one or two trips to the Qulllyhute
river, during the months of June and
July Of the present year. This will
be rare opportunity for those who
may contemplate taking a trip to that
favored section. We will announce
particulars hereafter. In the mean.
time, let those who desire to go there
get themselves IN readiness to do So.
, 1879-04-10

AT the sale of land for delinquent
taxes, on Tuesday last, the county
bid in all except one or two ParcslS
which we're knocked down to Mr.. j..
A. Kuhn.
, 1879-04-10

We learn that on Tuesday a little
son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. B LAT ch-
ard, of this city, came near Crown.
ing by falling into cistern a their
house.
, 1879-04-10

THERE will be Easter services in
ths Episcopal church nsxt Sunday,
conducted 10y the pastor, Rev. E.
Davis.
, 1879-04-10

THERE will be divine service, as
usual, next Sabbath, in the Presby
terian church, conducted by Rev.
Jas. Aguew.
, 1879-04-10

STILL the world moves. On Sun.
day last, when the Dispatch left for
Nsah Bay, part Of the freight con-
sisted OF fine new gang pIow. The
implement in question is intended
lor use Oh the famous QuilIyhute
pralrie., and is the property OF Mr..
Mart. PuIlen. We predict a rapid
progress in the farming enterprises
OF that section within the next few
years.
, 1879-04-10

WE are sorry that circumstances
prevented us from inserting an inter.
esting communication from Mr..
Bishop this week.
, 1879-04-10

PREACHING next Sunday in the
NJ E. Church, by Rev. S. A. Starr,
morning and evening. Subject for
the evening sermon: "What makes
i,fdels?'
, 1879-04-10

THE Seattle Daily Post" has been
enlarged to an eight column paper.
1t is ably conducted, and deserves its
extensive patronage.
, 1879-04-10

gT can make money faster AT work for us than
at anything else. Capital not required:
4 we VIII start you. tl2 per day at home
~ made bV the Industrious. Men, women
boys and girls wanted everywhere TO work for
l.. Now IL the tire. Costly outfit and term,
Address True & Co, A .usta Maine.
, 1879-04-10

A Whitehall woman calls her hus.
band good resolutions, because he is
always broke.
, 1879-04-10
NOTICE.

MY WIFE, BERTHA LANDES.
vi holds my power Of attorney; and
during my absence she will transact my
business.
HENRY LANDES.
Port Townsend. April 3, 1879. 7:tt
, 1879-04-10

: CAPT. McAlmond's new schooner,
quilt at Dungeness, was to be
launched on Tuesday OF this week.
, 1879-04-10

Monday the 9Th day Of May,
a. ID. 1879. at the hour OF two O'Clock
J. NJ. AT the door of the Court House in
Port Townsend. jefferson county. W. r..
| will sell Al Public Auction the above lie
scrihel Real Estate to the highest bidder.
Tor cash to satisfy the said Execution tor
the amount of Thirty-one Dollars and
scv"uty-tive hundreoths and increased
{, sts
B s. MILLER.
7:4t Sheriff OF Jefferson Co.. W. r.
April 2d. 1879.
, 1879-04-10

fS~ The National Gold Medal was
awarded to Bradley Il Rulolson for the
hest Photographs in the United States. and
the Vienna Medal for the best in the world
420 Montgomery street. San Francisco
, 1879-04-10
LOCAL NOTICES.

Go to Waterman Il Katz for the best
arpets. NJ reasonable prices.
ER Two liIst-cIass sewing machines
a " ils0n and Il Singer, NEW, for sale.
Apply at the ARGUS office.
, 1879-04-10

DR.. Clarke is lecturing in Victoria.
, 1879-04-10

CHEW Jackson's best NAVY Tobacco
, 1879-04-10

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
Ilnt on
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-30

The gold laurel wreath intended for
presentation to Lord Beaeonstield rs the
peoples tribute to the premier. is now
completed and on exhibition in London.
Contributions for this purpose were limit
ed TO one penny, and rs the wreath, which
has been executed ut cost price, is valued
ut two hundred and twenty pounds, it
represents the contributions Of ifLy-eighl
! thousand, eight hundred persons. Four
branchlets OF bay twisted in pairs are fts.
tened at the thicker ends By golden tie.
| Every leaf. stem, stalk and berry is a
carefully studied imitation of the part it
represents, and tie faces and undersiles OF
the leaves being veinetl and worked over
Il ne-pointed tool. so as to produce the
appearance of the pores, the play of light
and shade on surfaces so varied is very
great. The models were specimens of
the lGuruS Bo6IliS, the sweet smelling bay
used by the Romans for the coroHG iaarea.
The wreath weighs rather more than
twenty ounees,and the gold used is twenty
Two ctrat-of the same tineuess As u SOW
ereign, only the alloy in the wreath is sill
Yer instead of copper. There are forty
six leaves, and on the back of each NAV
be seen, on turning over the wreath, the
names, one, two or three, of each leaf of
the eighty towns in the United Kingdom
that have sent contributions As sub.
scriptions are still coming in it Is proposed
TO add stand for the wreath, an oaken
ca>ket and an Illuminated address.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-30

A''s al e 3 l iirtll.l. have gown % to.
iether au'i are vsry 'lnl oreach other. one dIv
me log tine IA On IN -I-I,l 90 l3l.reIv eDv.
se'I WIN ouHi.eki when The cIt percsivruz bis
eoodRh1n' pllsesi her FIRE pave On aim. AMI VI
ner teeth p'eSe'l OF one lta gns. al the whole
we're removed
tne ia'' Farls Of J1hl r Pdllr, uh3 WI. huur
~ "'nfior, VI, we're: Lori. reneubs- ne :
"".' 'sooe'i woman, cut her all % pt,ces with 4
An'ie' AMI set her hnu-e on d-e 10 barnu d, the
marks Of hi blooly work, anu 1t the Lori doesn't
remember bin tserelI be nlstlke somswbere.-
t'tenJenville 10 lIeraI
Inc grocery store Of H. c. Durham, IN Eeihsl.
vas 1afsll'ized Wednesday nI-hl, April al 10
me extent Of some s3r0, or over, taken from The
''sn 4fa"er ami SAFE. Entrance was eFec,s q
'nfoush the front window, ami the door vas then
opened upoo The insle, the safe, weighing four to
ave uun'r-d pounds, rolled out, placed on a wheel
oafrow aud heeled across the street INTO a mill
'4fi' near The lam, where the door vas complete.
y broken Out with an Old IKE. The books and
paper' we're louul Thurs lay morning unipiur,d
pnt the money all gone, save Is cents overlooked
oy the burglar or burglars. 1t is uncertlin vheth-
er mere vas more than one. 1t was very bolt
and successful burglary, as the store Is situated
very near hotel which Is open all nighr, ant fJut
hmlnes 1--we 10 teuements Immediately over th,
store No clue Is AZ get obtained 10 the perp etra
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-30

The LAWS SEVENTY IN ENGLAND
Trustees are held 10 u strict accountability
in England. A Glasgow gentleman con.
Sented, rs an act Of kindness and not for
profit, to manage The estate of two ladies
IN which were &6.0UO of stock in the
Glasgow Bank. Uuder the law mrkinn
stockholders responsible for bank losses IL
the extent Of their private estates, he was
held accountable not merely for the estate
OF the laiies, some Els, 100. bat also for
his own estate. He appealed to the house
Of lords and they sustain his decision,
although expressing great sympathy for
this and many other unfortunate and be-
neyolent trustees whose cases this one
decides. We believe in the Justice and
necessity OF law holding trustees OF
other peoples property strictly accounta-
bic Tor "a honest and prudent manage
meut OF the estate, but such 4 law as this
is inequitable and cruel. 1t will. OF
course, have tue effect to largely increase
the assets of the defunct bank, but it can
have no other effect than to deter every
well informed and capable man in Great
Britain from ever again becoming a
trustee OF bank shares, and women and
children will be left without the protective
guardianship Of benevolent and response
Ole gentlemen.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-30

EXPENSE OF FARMING IN ENGLAND -
For at least - years, the London Lire
Stock Journal says, the farmers there have
seen nothing le the hard times that are
upon them. Within Il year. while high
class cheese has held its own, inferior
kinds have sunk At least s. per cwt.
butter is from - cents 10 - cents Der
pound lower; FIT pigs are scarcely salable :;
wool IS about half the price it was five
years ago; and wheat from 2E cents to 81
cents less than this time last year. Then
look At the burdens which English fam
have to bear, anil FROM 81 OF which ours
are tree. At 1 recent agricultural meeting
IN Essex, one of the farmers, who rented
2lO acres, Of which l0j acres only were
productive, gave the following abstract
Of his expenditure, during the year outside
Of his rent, all farm and family expenses
and government taxes: 1.-THE paid to law
proprietor Of local church living Sjl2:
ditto to vicar, Sis; poor rate, S25.2j;
schoolrate. $50; voluntary church Fate,
SO, ., or y total of $685..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-30
Probate Court.

HARVEY ClLJGN,TIJ<e. S.A.CdAsE. Register
The following business was transacted
in the Probtte Court of the District OF
Washington during the two weeks ending
April 18th, 1879:
April Is. james Stewards estate
James Crossett, administrator; Charles
Anterior an! f. A. Heath, appraisers and
commissioners.
April Il. Emera Taylor's estate-will
referred for probate to May 9th. j. G.
Frenchs application for license t.
sell real estate referred to MAY 18th.
April IS. Minors Staples guardianship
Helen ). Staples. guardian. f d.
Stevens estlte-will proved; Frank KEEL
ton, executor; 5. 5. Keltun and J. A.
Coburn, appraisers; S. 5 KeIton and j .
l.. Coburn, commissioners. Huldah
Moody estate-will proved; P. billing
ham, executor
April 10. Betsey W. Cadwell's estate
will proved; 5. 5. Kelton executor; II. W.
Heaton and Geo. c. Shepard. appraisers
and commissioners. Maria P. Georges
estate-will proved; W. +. Braman, exec
utor.
April 81. Hiram Merritt's estate-will
referred for probate to May 10Th.
April %. John c. Tabor's estate-T.
{. keltou, administrator; Thomas B..
Stevens and George II. Dix. appraisers
and commissioners license to sell per-
sonal estate granted. K. H. Winters
estate-application for license to sell real
estate referred to May 10Th Lucy Wheel.
er's estate-commissioners' report return
ed.
April Is. J. G. Freuchs and Lorenzo
Jacks estates-commissione reports ~.
turned. d. NJ. Jaekmans estate admin
istration account allowed and assignment
made. Francis Fishers estate j. V. r.
Kent. WIN. White and J. X. Tobsy, COM
missioners of homestead and division.
April %. Orrin Pitkin's estate will
referred for probate TO May 18th.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-30

An art critic, who has an unfortunate
habit of occasionally indulging in more
wine than his health demands, recent,
determined one day after luncheon to pay
a professional visit TO private art collec
ton. Arrived in the first room, he found
himself opposite large mirror Mechan.
irally he drew out his pocket book. and
therein wrote: No. 1-Studv Of 4 head
unnamed; an oil topper. Fuilled rondi.
ion exeeIlentIy rendered; most likely =
portrait. Seem to be acquainted with the
original
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-30
VI AR R LAG F :.

In M1utnelisr. Aprl 18th. by Rev Charles Pirkhurs
It's 2 ERA FEED x U II.oaiIar
IN East Randolph. az the -esiiaace Z tha hid.
mother AnrIl 18th. is-g b. Rev. 4 q C0risz Mr.
OLIVER c. HTTCHINS II W1rresta- Mass agI Ms
CLARA " BELkNAP % East Rand liph
T. RAJ ,IDa A7riI III. In N, residence ~ ha
1r-daiI father by Rev v :. 3 aIs,lal CARLD- VI
LILLE and Mrs. LIZZIE WIGHT, both Of EIIiolrh
In Woodbury.. April 18th bv Rev 7 . Bul=v Nr
? 9. CELLEF Z W1nt0ury lai Mrs SARAH 4
HUTCHINSON OF Elm0re.
IN Hard rick. Arrn a0th. bv Rev n Lewis NJ
FRED Q. sHIPhAN and MAkT GRAHAM. both u
HIrdxlck-
II Btrna-i April I5sh. &C the Methodist parsnua e
~ Rev Flanders. VI LEMCEL IT tNPER-
LIN u BIrn1ri and Mss IDA 4. NTE u stock
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-30
E,sr R,ypoLPH.-Mr. L. c. Tower

I ENsr RANDOLPH.-Mr. L. C. Tower
lost = valuable COW few days a-o.
WELLS RIVER While WIN BOEe and
his wife were riding ont recently the hors'
became unm1nage.ble and ran of the
nank int the river. Mrs Bowe was
'eri u-ly injured.
WmLGAHsrowN- 5 - .rin. i, c!osel
ipr tuis year. Not very COOL SUI n se;I-
-on AMI MT Is goIi quality - usual
The k,'lies' social circle will meet with
Mrs. Walter Williams on Thur,dty.
Nag s.h.
The snow IS wasting away RAPIDLY. and
zone of the turner's have Are .Jy com
ueneed to plow and are getting ready to
-ow grain.
There are many large snow banks yet,
,ud where bat short time since the snow
ily deep will be covered in u few days
With 4 carpet Of soft green grass and
lowers.
SOUTH WOODBCRY.-Hirlm Jewell his
1een confined to bis room all winter with
the rheumatism; and it has been expected
that be would be better ~ soon As the
winter broke. bat he does not rally so well
: hoped.
Ii any one can inform ma where some
If the Mexican Mustang Linimsut can be
procured. (which is so COOL for the above
;omplaint,) if they will drop postal Cur |
Ildressel to J. D. B., South Woodbury..
Vt, they will receive the sincere thanks Of
the above mentioned sufferer.
The public ex animation Of teachers for
common schools WAS held at South Wood
bury last Saturday. the Goth, and the fol-
lowing teachers were present and received
certificates: Anna Bullock. Jennie Serb
uer, Mary Daniels, Mrs. L. j. Benjamin.
Hattie Lyford. Jennie Wheelock and Her
bert Carver, they passing frou IS to 50 81
per cent.
The first rain storm Of the season has
commenced, anil has the appearance of
doing much good.
The sugar harvest has been very light
in this vicinity.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-30
D EAT H 8.

n Montpelier, April 18Th. ORRIS PIrRIN. in bis
nth year.
IN Vest Randolph. % Monday last, Mrs MATTHEW
O'BRlEN AGED s. years
In rhetfnrd. Canter. April Nd. Mrs AsENATH
CUsHdAN AGED IS yrar1. A friend 10 all
Iged "a years
Iu,w5od@tncz, April I7.l. l:7s LOUISE ? KELLEY
lzed 2 years.
In Barnard. Apr. 18Th I;-g EJ-N[CE J. VIE u
Wessou Newcoub l<e'i 81 years
In Barnard. April 18Th. 1873 LO2ATNE 20 wife Of
John ShuttIesEortl. aged q years
WOOD. aged ~ years
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-30
Orrin Piikin.

Another Of Montpelier's long-time resi-
dents and old business men has passed
away. Orrin Pitkin. after long AMI pro.
traeted illness having die,l At his residence
on Main stree. about o'clock last Friday
evening. Mr.. Pitkin WIS born in Marsh
field in 1902. He WAS the son of Joshu
and Ruth Pitkin, and one Of eleven chill
dren. Al the age Of twenty years be came
to Montpelier 10 the employ OF his brother.
the late Deacon Alfred Pitkin, who was
engaged 10 the meat Business here, and
two years Afterwards formed partnership
with him. They continued business to-
gother until his brothers death. which
occurred in 1856, after which he continued
business alone till 1867. when he retired.
In early life he married Julia Ann ScoviIle
Of Berlin, who died in 1916, le wing three
daughters who survive. some years after
he married Miss Whi,conb from Massa-
chusetts. who survives him, AMI BY whom
he had one son, Charles c., who died in
1872. aged nineteen years. Soon after
going into business be built the house in
which be always afterwards resided. Of
the eleven brothers and sisters, but three
are now living-Mrs. Joslyn of Waits
deld and two brothers, one in Chicago and
one in Cleveland. Mr.. Pitkin wis esteem.
ed and respected by all who knew him
In bis boyhood, before coming to Mont.
pelier, he joined the Congreg.tionllis.
church in Marshield and removing here
b. became member of the old Brick
church, Of which he always remained
devoted member.
The funeral was largely attended ut the
house on Sunday afternoon. Revs. J. H.
Hncks and Charles A. Smith officiating
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-30

We showed one Of the new ten dollar
refuuding certificates to 4 friend of ours
last Tuesday, and was explaining its
beauties and advantages. when he looked
up very wisely and remarked, "Taint OF
no Use; You can't play that on me; look
ut that date" We looked at tie brigh.
red letters; April l, 1919. remembered
the legends connected with that DAY, and
ceased all attempt to convince him that
ne WIS looking 1T one of the frs. speci-
mems of new species Of government
security. Why didn't Mr.. Sherman date
It something beside April - That isn't It
red letter dAv.-BQsl0H Commercial BM!e-
tin.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-30

Theirs was man Of enormous ambition
Hls mother. VINO early discovered thi,
characteristic in her son, once said to q
friend: Adolphe will never 90 afoot.
He will catch on behind the Wagon. then
he will work forward on to the seat.
throw out the driver and seize the reins
himself
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-30
\ LOOSING JOKE.

\ proniacn; physician of Pittsburgh
said Jolingly to = Ialy patient who was
complaining Of her continued ill health.
and of his inability to cure her. " try Hop
Btters!7 The lady took it in earnest and
used the Bitters. from which she obtained
permanent health. She now laughs Mt the
doctor for his joke, but he is not 80 we'll
pleased with it, as it cost him good
patient. FM1Sw2.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-30

FREE Book Of nearly 100 large octave pa-rs
Or the Sex. Full of vIIIlbfs ,tes on Scr1l1'a ;
Diseases II the Breathing o, zIus: Diseases OF
Men, Diseases Of Women; Aches and Pans
Heart Troubles; ina great variety Of Chrou c
diseases, win evidence that in most Eases these
diseases are durable. sent for one stamp
address ACRRAY HILL PUB. CO..
FI3ns W. ll9 z 80 Street Y Z
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-30
STATE OF VERMONT.
ORANGE COUNTY, IS.
RANSOM FARSHAM, In Chancery.
orange 60. Court.
J. CoBURS WIFE, and December Term,
F RICHARpsGS, ts7s.
RANGE COUNTY. IS

J. CoBuRS WIFE, and December Term,
A F. RICHARDsCS, tS7s.
WHEREAS, Ransom Farm ham OF Topshlm. in said
Orange County, brought his petition Of foreclosure
ayaiust Jonathan Coburn and Mary J.. Coburu OF
Washingtuu in said Orange County aud one A E
Richardson Of Daven port the state Of Iowa
able - the December Term OF Orange County Court,
A D ISIS which return Only entered at said term
81 court and ID appearing that the said Richard
sOu has suhseq tnortzae on the prem ises mort.
rae to said perti0nee to wit being about four
Of land and buildings thereOu in said Washington
known and called the z. P. Parker Hotel and lands
connected herewith, aud whereas It appearing the
said A. F. Richardson has not had personal notice. Of
sad petition. il ordered by said court that
order notice issued TO the said l. ichardsop by
nubcafion Of the substance Of said order the GREEN
MouNTAIS FREEMAS.a newspaper publisned at Mont
paIfar Vermont, three weeks successfully the last
pubiicatfon Of which shall not be less than twenty
days before the session OF the June Term OF said
court D. 1879 notifying the said A. II. Richardson
t make ms personal appearance before the JaneTerm
Of Ora nge County Court be held at Chelsea In said
Orange County on the first Tuesday OF June, A D,
Ireland show cause If any ne may have why the prayer
OF said petitiUn should not be granted.
Daied at Chelsea in said Orange County tAs 9TH day
L. G. HINcELEY. Clerk
HA WHITE, Sol
F7ws
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-30
CAUGHT ATLAST.

WThe notorious depre,lator Kate-Arrh. who Ia.
Tor 50 many years euled the most accom- oil she,l
lnI * lliut etectives, has been caught at last In
puuaIo y l. For further pa tlcuiars, ask vour
druggist Tor bottle Of Dr. >age's Caiarrh ParIatl
iIni'e u be the best remedy for calarrn yet com
LoHu-.l4 sH l
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-30
Che frfemau.
MONTPELIER. VI.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 30, 1879

We -ssre % make the FzEExAS parts,ulsrlv vain,
Re tlr - news from all parts Of ysrmoat. and oar
trends n i11erens parts OF the State especially II
"lsnin<ton Oranss aud Lamoills Counties. Will con
FER great favor upon and readers b. seudius
rs oclI intelligence GIVE Us facts and Va WI ,-r.1s
taen for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-30

Rev. WIN. II. Chapman, pastor OF the NJ E.
Church Georgetown, u. c., writes Having had
an opportunity TO test the excellent qualities OF Dr..
BulPs Cough syrup, hesitate not b say.I IS Ina
best remedy have ever used in my family FIstI.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-30

lwant to learn to sketch and draw, but have NO
teacher. What shan &c, TO enable me to learn
without Que This is a question We have been often
asked, bat could never answer satisfactorily until
now. send si.0l to Prof Z. L. Grail, Room .
Cooper Institute, New York City and you get wha I
you want. FuIsvI.