Green-Mountain Freeman from Montpelier, Vermont • 3

Ct Jfrteman, MONTPELIER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1873. We lesirc to make the Freeman particularly valuable for its news from all parts of Vermont aal ourCrienJs in different parts of the State.es o-ciallyin Washington tiJ3, will confer a great favor upon us and our raslersby sending us local intelligence. Given facts and we will arrange them for the paper warr weens luces. I School Umma. The eohool metting of nins of Tuesday left the track and I Montpelier Uoion District whioh adjourned weather in good condition for the two daw on the eveoin of the 13th will be held to- of trotting which followed.

On Wednesday morrow. Thursday, erenina. It is hoped afternoon the first race was for those horses I that there will be a fall attendance of the that had never beaten three minutes. The I eitixeca as important matters relating to the nrst money in this race, $100, was taken by school for the coming year are to be dis- otor mining in three straight heats; time. I coased.

Every voter as well as parent in 2.50, 2.48 and 2.49. Storm King was entered I tereeted in the school should be present by A. H. Danforth of Rutland. The meeting will be held in the YiUage Hall, Ihe second race for purse of $250, ($125 7 o'clock to hrst, $75 to second, and $50 to third,) Tempsranck.

Another very interesting meeting was held on Sunday evening. Mr. Malilon Taplin presided, and also briefly addressed the meeting, yery modestly yet faith-fully pointing out what he considered had been the mistake of this movement in our village the mistake of not following up eae'j point gained, each success achieved, through enforcement of law, by more and mure determined effort. The principal address of the evening was given by Mr. J.

II. Kellogg of Troy, N. an a ldrees which was listened to with the closest attention and the evident satisfaction of the audience. Mr. Kell6jjg spoke very ably of the duty of personal example, and of both the duty and the power of the Church and of the press.

The Church should have pmved itself the conservator of this reform. Whenever it is indifferent to this great interest of humanity, it is most unfaithful to its Lih ca'l-ng, It is coming, however, to rec-oetiize i's Fpocsibility, and will yet take it pofition un advanced ground. It had tern tf.e p'easure of the speaker, on a recent visit to Montreal, to learn of the temperance work asMimed by St. George's Episcopal Chuivh of that city the Dean of the parish at its head. The largest temperance organization of which he knew, was formed in a church of his own denomination a Pr s'yterian church in Brooklyn.

Most honorable mention was made of the Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, whose members numbering some hundreds are pledged to total abstinence. The press, which in our cjuntry is more potent thao ail the, has great reepjnsibi lity.and should ever stand committed to this cause. Entertaining and spirited remarks were made by Rev. II. A.

Spencer and Col. A. C. Brown. The attendance was large, the Hall ing well filled.

Moxtpelier W. R. R. li. There is now remaining less than seven miles of track to be laid before forming a junction.

Judge Hall finding last week that the track would be laid to Groton Wednesday night promised the Wells River people an excursion on the new railroad on Thursday. The excursion was under the manag3ment of J. (j. French and Mr. Wiswall, Mr.

Mun-g'jn's Thursday fjrenoon one passenger car and nine platform cars took about MX people from Wells River to Groton where they found gathered the inhabitants of that town together with people from adjoining towns, making in the neighborhood of 2jO0 present in all. The people Oi Groton set two tables each sixty feet long and entertained tLeir visitors in excellent shape, Judge Id ill giving them a speech of welcome to begin with. la the afternoon Mr. Wiswall announced that the train would take the Groton people to Ryegate and back and as many as the train could carry were so taken and brought back in time for the Wells River excursionists to start at 5 1-2 p.m. fur home.

At 6 1-2 a the train again left Wells River taking a large number who passed the evening very pleasantly in dancing at Groton. The whole affair was pleasant and creditable to all concerned. CuajiGB. Messrs'. Albert Johon-nott of this village and Fred Johonnott of Burlington have purchased the inteseet of their late co-partner, Wtn.

N. Peck, of Montpelier, in the tannery and leather business heretofore carried on in Montpelier and Burlington under the firm name of Peck Johonnotts; or, to be as 4 conspicuously exact," as was our extemporary in heralding a similar transaction, Mr. Peck has retired from the firm of Pick Johonnotts and the Messrs. Johonnott will endeavor to run the concern alone. The sale, or purchase, in cludes the business and the real estate owned jointly by the late firm in Montpelier and Burlington, together with the tannery and grounds in Berlin.

The gentleman who goes out and those who remain in are among our best citizens and most reliable business men, thoroughly conversant with the whole minutia; of their extensive business, and having the fullest confidence of the commer cial world. To the one party all acquain tanccs will wish a pleasant and long continued enjoyment of the competence 83 worthily and lairly earned to thn other, the successful busiotss career and patronage which they 83 richly merit and are sure to attain. Tue Fall Term of the Montpelier Union School will commence Monday next. Mr. Westgate continues in charge of the Grammar School Department assisted by Miss Miry Emery of this village.

Miss Emery has the reputation of being a competent and accomplished teacher, and we trust Nos. 7 and 8, will have much larger classes of pupils than they have had during the past year. This term is the commencement of the school year, and it is to be hoped that full clashes fn each of the lower rooms will be found amply prepared and anxious to go up higher." There ought to be no reason for and consequently no symptions ot falling off from school attendance as these higher departments are nearod. Railroad Accident. A regular freight train on Friday evening left the switeh open just abuve Montpelier Junction and an extra freight following on the main line was thrown into Dog river in as twisted shape as could well be imagined.

Three cars followed it and were badly shattered. The engineer, perceiving the switch was wrong, shut off steam and jumped for hie life. The fireman, Lawrence Kane of Duxbury, thought to hold the train and put on the brakes. He was buried in the mass of ruins and found covered stones and dirt. The breaking of a stake protected him from a quantity oi bark which must otherwise have killed him and he was extricated and brought to the Pavilion where Dr.

Woodward att ended to his wounds. He was seriously hurt about the head and on his arm, though no bones were broken. Ilia ecalp was badly torn aB was the side of his lace. He still lies very ill from Lis wounds. The track was cleared so that the evening train to the South was delayed but a lew minutes.

The New Road to Barre on the Barlin side of the river, commencing at the Red AicS Bridge and coming out upon the old Barre road just above the Perno Bridge, is now open to travel, and is becoming quite a thoroughfare. hen cars begin regular trips most of the travel mutt necessarily go over that road. Gocxdsville. The summer term of school closed on the 22d inst. Owing to the sick ness of Miss Austin, teacher in the upper room, both schools were united during the last two and a half weeks.

Of the pupils who have a perfect record in regard to ab sence, tardiness or dismissal, we have the name of Frankie Willey in the upper room, and in the lower room, Nettie Braley, Ber tha Glazier, Ida Balch, Ilattie Rich, Ella Cady, Gertie Brown, Ella Simonds, Hattie Andrews, Lucy Braley, Winnie Flint, Cor nelius Hurley, Willie Clark, John Sweeny. Family Gathering. At the reunion of open to all horses that had never beaten 2.40, was won by Barney Kelley," entered by L. ai. Xierney of St.

Albans. Time, 2.40$, 3 41 and 2. 44. The number present Wednesday was quite large, and the success of that day no doubt enlarged the crowd on Thursday. The little bay mare Nellie enlivened the exercises by running away and wrecking what vehicle she was harnessed to, having first spilled the driver.

She was not injured, however, and did some fine trotting the next day. Tuursday afternoon there were nearly 3000 people upon the grounds, and after two or three heats trotted in the sun, the the family of W. Corliss at the old home. clouds came up and gave a welcome shelter stead in East Corinth, on the 23d there from the August heat. I were present five children and nineteen In the third race, which was open to all four grandchildren.

It was the seventeenth birth- year olds, li. W. Gilman's Black Cloud took day of Myra Little, who with the other the first two heats in 3 00 and 2.52. The grandchildren delighted the audience with third beat Black Cloud iell behind, and Ter-1 select readings and recitations. After prayer mont Belle from the Horse Stock Farm at by Rev.

Mr. Winch, most of the assembly re- Shelburne, entered by C. F. Predmore, ani paired to the Union Meeting House to listen T. M.

Tierney's Fanny Street made a dead to the history of the Corliss family by Rev beat. In the succeeding beat the other I A. B. Corliss of Pennsylvania. TheCorioth horses held Black Cloud in a pocket, and Band and the East Corinth choir furnished Vermont Belle oaiiit- in ahead in 3.03.

The I excellent music for the occasion next two heats were easily won by Vermont rjNI0N Sabbath School Concert. The Belle in three minutes; she taking first Sabbata schools of the Worcester Branoh money and Black Cloud second. and its tributa ries, originated or fostered by The fourth race for horses that never had the Young Men's Christian Association in beaten 2.50 saw in the first heat a close race this village, held a very pleasant Union Sab-between Henry Nute's Nellie and Storm bath School Concert in the church at King, the two keeping far ahead of the eight Wiightsville last Sabbath afternoon. Three or ten others in the race, and almost side by or four of these schools were present, number- side the whoie distance. Nellie won the I ing some two hundred persons, all and joined race in three straight heats; time, 2.42 I in the services of the occasion.

These con 2 41 and 2.42. Storm King took second sisted of Singing, Prayer, Responsive Surip- mooey; A. W. Griswold's Black Knight, I ture readings, a Blackboard exercise, Recita- third, and Tierney's Colonel, fourth. I tione, Remarks, etc.

Printed Programmes The last race was for a purse of $300, were freely distributed, and all felt it good ($175, to first, ST 5 to second, and $50 to I to be there third.) lhree horses appeared to tiot. Prof. Judson Huntington of Washington, Charles B. Ballard's Snow Flake, Jerry and Rev. Wheelock Parmly of Newark Drew's Jerry Drew, and Tierney Barney jj.

have been visiting for a couple of Kelley. Jerry Drew did a large amount ol weeks in Braintree and Randolph and left on pacing before the start was accomplished, Monday last. ana onow lane aid an equany large amount Nobhal Schools The fall term at Ran- of running after the word go was given. doph Tue8(lay and that at john8un Snow Flake came in ahead, but the first heat begin8 today The rruBpect of a arge at was given to mrney jveuey, owing to tendance at each place is reported ,1 Mary, wife of M. D.

llernck, formerly of Middlesex, committed suicide by hanging, at ot, pi, JBrattlebro, a week ago last Monday night. onow lane iu oot uuu ji j. uuub i uk Vh I Racing at Lake DrjNiioae. There will be also came in ahead of Barney Kelley in the tWQ of racing at Lake Dunmore, on lourtn neat, ana was ueciareatne winner, ii i Thursday and riday of the present week, was a close question whether she had not run I uuder the management of the guests of the K-pIW uunmore uoubc the crowd would have been pleased to have had Kellev receive the benefit of the doubt. Vermont 5eWS 1 1 1 1 lor Ills square worjt uuu euueicu mtii eyui i ADDISON COUNTY patbies.

I A number of Japanese gentlemen are The trot was the best ever had in the spending the summer in MiaaieDury. xnese State, probablv, taken as a whole. The "ng men ur" and are sent to this country by the govern- numuer in euurno wo '6 ment to learn our laneuase and receive an the purse money, lhis ana the gate money I education received was enough to more than clear those I vTillie Day, seed nine years, of Addison, who were interested in getting up the races. I had his leg broken near Dis nip, ny iaiung The success of the whole enterprise was lrom a nor8e I -r i 1 A. il that vorv liVelv a renetition of it will irciana, or wiuaieDury, agens oi me be 6cen next jear.

The judges were George CHITTMDRIf COUHTT. The larcest cheese factorr in the State is at Jeriobo. At present it takes the milk of 750 cows, which will be increased to 1000, next year. It turns out this season about oU cheeses a day of 60 pounds each, or about 1W)U pounds ot obeese from a Done iu.uuu pounds of milk, daily. Benrv Clark of Rutland, is to deliver the address before the Agricultural "Society of Chittenden county, at their fair at Essex Junction.

Richmond Market. Aug. 25. The market is about the same as last week. Three hun dred boxes of cheese offered and sold at 10 a 111 for farm dairies and 12o for choice sage 150 tubs of butter sold at 25 to 27o for good.

choice 28o. Three ears potatoes (Early Rose) 4do Joe Bushev, of Uinesburgh, Wednes day night, Aug. 8, took a horse without leave, from the pasture ot Mrs. Uays, in tue east part of btarksboro. and is arrested.

ESSEX COUNTY. On the 6th Clement Lamont and Nathaniel Gray of Lunenburgh were ar rested for selling intoxicating liquor, and nned ten collars. Lunenburgh has been established as a Sig nal fatation under the direction of the War Department, John C. Somen of East Concord got under liquor and went to Milan Smith's and tore around terribly while the men were away. Mrs.

Smith was frightened and in the excitement her little boy, two years old, tipped a disn ot not starch into bis boeom, wbich burned him so as to endanger bis life feanklTn county. The Central Vermont have a force of thirty men grading for a double track, south from Swanton Junction, removing the junction about 100 rods from its present location, also a ride track about 7U rods The eighth annual fair of the Franklin County Agricultural and Mechanical will be held on their grounds at Stieldou, September 17, 18 and 19. The annual ad dress is to be delivered by Hon. X. A.

Wil- lard of York Eight miles ot water-pipe have so far been laid in St. Albans The Ransom Guards of St. Albans have been encouraged recently by liberal dona tions from private sources Veeetine is acknowledged by all classes of people to be the best and most reliable blood purifier in the world. Wasted, a Farmer in every town as aeent for the Collins Stbil Plows. For terms address, Collins 212 Water new zor.

v35w9 Castoria A remarkable discovery, a substitute for Castor Oil, as pleasant to taae as honey, and does not nauseate. It is the only tafe article in existence that will regulate the system against sour stomach and dysentery, essimila'e the food, and produce natural sleep. It is made after the recipe of the celebrated Samuel Pitcher.M. of Boston, it is not narcotic, and contains neither morphine, minerals, nor alco- boi. it cures stomach-ache and destroys worms.

For feverishness attending teeth inr children, for croup, measles, whooping- cough, and constipation, its effects are aston ishing, it is used by all physioians who are acquainted witn it. it can be administered to the most tender infant or diseased adult. Any mother who wants rest for herself, or bealtb lor ber child, can not afford to be without Pitcher's Castoria. Children cry for it. unnii Centaur Liniment.

There is no pain which the Centaur Liniment will not relieve, no swelling it will not subdue, and no lame ness which it will not cure. This is strong langgfge, but it is true. Where the parts are not gone, its effects are marvelous. It has produced more cures of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock jaw, palsy, sprains, swell ings, caked breasts, scalds, burns, salt rheum, ear ache, upon the human frame. and of strains, spavin, galls.

upon ani mals, in one year than nave all other pre tended remt dies since the world began. It is a counter-irritant, an all-healing pain re liever. Crip pits throw awxy their crutches, the lame walk, poisonous biws are rendered harmless and the wounded aie healed with out a scar. It is no humbug. The recipe is published around each bjttle.

It is selling as no article ever before sold, and it sells because it does just what it pretends to do Those who suffer lrom rheumatism, pain or swelling deserve suffer if they will not use Centaur Liniment. More than 1000 cer tificates ot cures, including chronic rheuina. Tb fabterlber wibe tony to hisfrlandi and the public enarallj, that be bu n.ted np bia NEW QUARTERS Neat, Pleasant and Convenient LADIES' GENTS' DIM ROOMS, Where will be plautd to wait uppon biiold cast-nets and 1 boat of new ones. He will keep jonitaotly tain during tbe seanon, plemy of ICE CREAM, Strawberries and Cream, Also will keep a Urge aseortment of and Domsstls FJiTJITS! of i.l kinde, to -tether with a NEW STOCK OF VfST IMDIA GOODS which will be sold cheap for caah. tisin, gout, running tumors, nave been Fred Ellis of Fle'cher took departure received.

We will send a circular eootainirjg Addison County Marble Company, said re cently a pair of oxen weighing lour thousand Davis, Jj. 1. lucfcer and Ueorge vmitins. pounds The track was put in order by J. Warren I Five hundred live trout were recently re Riiilpv.

and to him larzelv is the complete I moved from Messrs. Johnson Norton's 1 nti success ol the affair due. P0nas Starnsooro, to aprmgneia, lor epawnmg purposes. iucj hoio pmucvj in two boxes in water and ice and required The Camp-Meetixg at Northfield continued the constant attention of two men dipping i Tk I ue Wttier over nuu uver irou nwu. xu, nnl.l W.itn-ilntT ntAinin.r nr last isoor I hp I r.

uuL.i iu.0 re(eived tor them de ivered was under A exercises uu luurouajr ouu. iiuwj i Btood to be nttv cents eacn tended by large numbers, estimated at lrom ggta Lanzdon of New Iliven recently for- 1500 to 2000. Among the addresses were got that it was his seventy-fourth birth-day, at rr n.f nnN hu Mr rpnfpr Mr IVerStPr UU rlltu uuo Lit, i ui T. I acres ot crass. it was on tne oii lamiiy and Mr.

Bemls. The children's meeting on Vnmn w(lfiPA hia TUllled jj i I 1 r. mursaay aiternoon, was auuresseu uy iauics tn gtump8 in the early agricultural develop whose efforts for good were excelled by none. I ment of that town. "It is now one of the The children's meeting Friday was held in finest farms in the btate the MontDelier tent, while the stand was I J.

L. Hawkins of Salisbury to have I i i .,1 A occumed bv the Woman a Foreign Mission-1 Rr V.v.i. i a mprimn rnHULULe ia r. now iui i. f- r.

,11: l. I sry oocie-y, -it. auu.e,., 9 ft. a-d New Have- wnicn contameu au icstrucuve account oi majtefg iat week at 27a30c per pound. the organization end of its objects.

bennington countt The meetings on rriday were somewhat Charles, sou of Albert Dunn, resident of sturbed by rain. Ia the evening tbe I Woodford, was drowned in tbe Hudson river, weather was pleasant during the exercises, between Troy and Albany, N. a few days hut nt midnight A. KPVPrfi thundt-r viited the camn. The storm, however, could Sundaynih? the only child of I Mr.

Charles risk died on the Harlem bxten not uamp3n tue ardor ot tne people, anno ug sjon tram at Bennington. The family have it might their bodies, and it was the occasion I been living in Colorado for a year. A'wut nF palling out a nuuiher of cood old Afetho- four weeks ago the child sucked a kernel of w. I corn into her windpipe and immediately rlir. h-mn: it.hat.

wnnl.l (it.hprwisp not havp I v-w I I coughed it out. The attending physician been then sung. became satisfied that the girl could not live. The meeting broke up Saturday morning The parents started with ber for North having been, taken altogether, a very sucess- Bennington, where they formerly resided, l. and where tbey wished to have their child tul one.

Ihe Association reported a debt of buried. $150 at t'le beginning of this year's meeting, lliram Whitrow of Sandgate recently wuicu nts ueeu reuueeu lu auuu. wuiru oi heard a noise about his premises, and pio that amount at the present time. Itwaslceeded to investigate. In getting over a Bruce wbe some time since purchased the I ber rum shops are closed up, and thinks it old Brick Store and lot on South Main Street, I time that item about her sixty rum shops 1 I 1 I ft LIU 2 OU 1UU VI WUIW uuce nuuwu -5-- tf uuu gwvQ oiturr, i determined to hold the next annual meeting during the last week of August, 1374, and after a pretty sharp discussion it was voted to hold it over the Sabbath.

Enlarging. We notice that Mr. fence near his house, he slipped and pirtly ieil, and at the same time a gun was dis charged by some concealed persoD, the charge pissing through his hat and grazing tbe top ot bis bead Bennington announces that her jail has been empty now these two weeks, and nail in. I A Bcnnmztoa daughter, whose domestic aooui uim more Dusmcss ana lenancs wan tt rt kp. simriini lalisto tne lot oi new comers in general, i wa8 iQvi ed by an Advent exborter to join lie is about to open a boot and shoe shop in I his sect, get her white rone ready, and pre- i- mt; pare to ascend, "leant, tne maia re riage-trimming establishment, and will soon an(J '8iraebudy must stay to see to the cat- nave workmen, and bo ready to receive all I tie.

orders for fine boots and custom work of all I The private fish pond of A. S. Davis of kinda, which the good people of this burgh I Arlington, was broken into on the 12th favor him with. and nearlJ a11 tne trout 8tolen 8ome Th VcRWfiNT AT kthodist SEMINARY onens I CALKDONIA COUNTT. 1 nit its Fall Term to-day, with a full corps of eooni ar rurUU a a Emerson Hall to fill the vacancy of icstructors, and a largely increased at tend- and treaBurer cauBed by the death ot ance.

We could wish this excellent school A. Q- Chadwick. They have also determined might enroll four hundred students upon its I to have a balloon ascension on the third day nf nuniTs this term. It could well in- ol ao- auu wliWu.D. uu struct the four hundred, and it ought to have of Providence, R.

I. Thp St acadnmv nnpnpfl nn th that number sent here from among the 26th, and the new buildings, erected and fur- briiht and knowledge-seeking lads and las- I nished by Thaddeus i air hanks, are occupied nf this e-ood State of Vermont. for the first time. Tbe students have Iree i i i a oiuui i I auCcBH mo avireiiiciiiii nuiaij ui ovuv TU1- The case ot the State against (Urrin Ua- am08 ley for selling cider, whioh was adjourned to 1 Wm. Uorton, a clerk in Shaw's insurance last Friday was tried then, but Justice Rob- I office at fct.

Johnsbury, is a deiauiter to tbe inson reserved his decision. OI uu Mrs. John rage ot outran, at years oi age. A New Agricultural Diparturk. There I has spun five skeins a day during the last ia tn hp.

i i no- riiver villit rim neiu I I 1 I 1 In Northfield the 1st and 2d days of October weanesuay nign, adw nuwwNgi West Burk lost a norse worm aooui $auuu next. We are not advised as to the extent WM lcked otbet hone, the Mon or the prospect of this new venture, but we Qay before, tha toe cork entering the fleshy understand the towns of Northfield, Berlin, part of the fore leg. The horse was well Williamstown, Brookfield and Roxbury are enough, till next oay, wnen swelling negan, i tm VI I UUIA.IUK UIO 1CK tjuv sspw raw V4' expected to take a nana xn tne i.sue game th(. hndv nd neck. HowUnd of getting up tbe finest farmers tarr ot tne thinks the swelling on the neck choked tbe season.

If tbe good farmers and their oetter I hone to death. halves of these towns cordially and heartily I Several merchants of St. Johnsbury would unite in this enterprise, it may from the start like to interyiew Fred Gray, who recently be set down as a success. tbe recipe, gratis, to any one requiring it One bottle ot Centaur Liniiuent is wortu one hundred dollars for spavined horses and mule, or screw-worm in sheep, acock owners, this liniment is worth you attention No lauiily should be without Centaur Lmi ment. J.

B. Rose Nuw York. WAGES A. Bi aiON at Wesicneeier Co, N. V.

re 17 I eow. Til H.W EL VST1C ntU-S. Am Important Invent! It ret ins ine Hiiplureil .11 ua dr the hii.lesi eierciw or -T e-i triiD. it ia worn with coniljrl, and il keui on niehl ant dir. effecta Di-rninnent cure in a lew weese.

aoia cneap, ana een tiy mill when rtqueit-d, rircularii free, when ordered by letter s-nl 10 1 ne r-iaMic iiuiilo no.tMM tfroad av N. Y. Cliy noiHHiy uee neiai npruig jruiwea inopiimul: they sup i-n too irtquenliy eJVj $40 all the other hens 4 ri Ti! 'verywDer IO Ml1 our "ew Bj thpir o.tj in thp ton 1 Embroiaering Mchioe, Oend tneir egg in tne two flreulir, lo UcKee I On all the whUe, SO VV AlS J- I'HinulaciuriDg 3o9 r17wv I recently from town very suddenly. The cause of his departure was the arrival on the scene of a previous husband of Mrs. Ellis James Storrs, of Johnson.

Tbe woman and her child accompanied Ellis. LAMOILLE COUNTY. It is proposed to have a baby show" at ri nOTf. Qriilnal fa i rha 1 a nuiilla nnrn Agricultural Society. The nationality 1 IJ for Pitcher's Castoria.

It ind dress of the babies to be entirely disre- rerulate the stomach, cures wind colic and garded.and the elements are to be weight, causes natural sleep. It is a subsitute for UCaihU, UUU CUUQI IU1U11UU I -VJU Jf AUU I C.IM Llll QH. the contour ot the lace and head. len babies at least must be entered, ind the premiums are $7 to first, $5 to second and $3 to third. Dr.

E. J. Hall, Kcv. II. Uemck.

J. T. B- T.OE ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO WORK. Any ker, Mrs. W.

U. II. Bingham, Mrs. J. W.

ClS jj- jt if i I LOUQing, aire. Ij. r. MUUgeit, are yall. tni ble toenberCiiy or Couotry, and aov as a list of iudees.

Hon. P. K. Gleed gives eaon of ibeear. Thi i a rare oppoftuaity for thewe i 1 who are ui oi worK, and out ot money, lo make ar tue jjuioto.

i mdepen.iem liyme. no capital bemc required. Oui Iron and ties lor tbe railroad continue to Pamphlet. now ro MKi a liviu." nnn notui th M.rriiiMlln ctinn at. th ratA nfsir f-HI iniitriietoti, aent on receiptor 111 eenta.

Address or seven carloads a week, and tbe work of roning is progressing finely beyond Hyde Park. The fall term of the State Normal School at Johnson will begin Aug. 27. About three tons ol butter, a car load ot cattle and one of sheep, were shipped from Mornsville station one day last week. I i.

1 1 v. VUC VI UCn DLlVCbS Ui UJ.U1 llOl iliO UCJO 1 I 11 Pnlflhl. been named Portland street. Sewlnar MachUr. on 3t Iya Tral, man.

The champion lor novelty in chicken xais- sn.iaciin gnnuea, or f. V-- I rriiimiru. Pent ciimDie'e. wi fu 11 direction. Beck tnern a fJ I.

1 I I i I "6 a vncucj ui ucmucic. AJko I dewing Maca De Co Hull lsroadway, n. i. improved system consists in keeping two Fweoyi prolessiooal sitters, being trained to lay nests, the sitting going that the effus are daily mixed. Dunne tbe nast season 89 C22S were laid in the nests.

75 lilc lit Li0it Ct 14.4. nf whinh wprn NnpppaafnllTr A Itpr I F.vtrv Ladv wante one I mm niiolil tn hivH nn wie umcuiug wao wen aiong no loos uu uuc ot ln CeBU Ad(1pe9. L. p. HYD uen aou gave cer ou cnicas to tena, tne oiapr i l9- SoTemb Avenue, ua Tort hen sitting two weeks longer and coming off witn tne remaining o.

ORLEANS COUNTT. Eva E. Drew of Barton hung her bird-case out on the verandi. a few days since, when a hawk pounced down upon the cage, and succceeded in catching and carymg away tne eanary. Ueorze Kamsdell of Westfield tound a young bear in his trap recently.

On hear ng ot it, several went up from Swutn lroy and took young Bruin down to tne village Considerable sport was made over it, but it I Parker. could not be kept alive, dying lrom loss ot blood. ORANGK COUNTT The Orange County Fair will be held at Bradford, September lb, 17 and 18 There are from 62 to 100 boarders at the Spring Uotel, Newbury. Among them are lamilipa mm Y.irk Mnrinp-hPld. lifcl II J.

1 is. uom oi -i. Jonneuury r. i Alt-o by tbe same July 23, Mr. LYMAN L.

HOOK rniiaaeipma ana auaoa. EK ofst- ana Aiisa ALICE J. GKAY of While iroinff to Barro recently, to visit Caixt i i. wr it war ji UV tne grave ot ner son, Mrs. t.osgrove oi uo.MERY, of Barton, and Miss sua M.

I'KCK, Chelsea was thrown from a wagon in which of Lyndnn. Aisu bv the same. Atienst l.llh Mr. MARQUIS ouc wM riuiuS, nun wan oci luu.j A Kit oi Lowell, and alius LORAIN V. lEL.ll of As David Dickerman of Chelsea was get- Lum nburgii.

Mr T- HAStlMiS ami MISS LOKAXJe. It. the) breakini? of one line. The horse turned daily, both of si. Jobasuurr.

wrhinh tirrwd tKn iff in Married at Moretown at tbe residence of Mr A. U. 7 Pinliss. Anitut litU, bv Kev. H.

G. l)av. Mr ALmON K. KtNtJll ol llane. vi.

and Mi88jc. NKITK K. WllbKLrilt of MoretOWu, Vt In WHterville, Aug. 16, by K-v S. Mk.

aud MISS BETSY HllllE both of Hetcnei-. RON -TON FLlrtTAHON SIG.VALS ent on receipt 25 Unique Priming nd Pub- tn ing lluiue, 3b Veaey mreel, new lota. VI IKIWJI' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. IS NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. DaCCHT Co's ADTnTTSBMEXTS.

ermunt teniral H. Line. STJUaiBR iRatROKMSTI. Commencing Monday, June 2, 1873. V-r leaa ppetn.

Um e) gi aeiam. IKBraeehiei -in meral It tkwkr T-oua form' Faan-Pa no FxZla v4 alaa taXeky Cm rl aa ft Stw Twl. aanl old all 4 lima. i the UrM im Aa a wnaolaM toaiic fc pet eraia aecnTeiiTg tiw ievor mw e-i a urt- eaa, itaaeM qnni. tr laaea intu in preTeuta ferer aae ago mhr laieiaai teat kavem.

rni A FTDia ZKVSi TRAINS GOING BOOTH AND CAST. Leave MnntDelier a.m.. SUaad SO Mail Train leavea Oedenskare at B.aa..!t. Al- banaat 6.20 a. eon sect lag at White River Jaactioi I Vfff Jk nn mum rane win traiaa lor novtoa, wercenei II fr mnii .1 MJkil- Im.Ia Ik.

P. II I AD ampme Kailroaa at8ouih Vero for SpriatBeld anJ I WW verbod aboald kaoar. J. C.TILTnN P.tta- KnaVnrksil Naar I.J.. Biili Sium inr Nai I rB.

fa. ra lora. Day Express leavea Montreal at 8.45 a.m.. 8t. JohB WORKING CLASS $60 a waafc gaaraa- mpnlet eoaiaiaiai taHra in-a, r.

wk aonrgai oi. nioaa. IHK. eaptoVKeat ai ktMae.Say -reva. 19.00 arriving id Bostnvia Lowell at low p.m.

n.Bf do cpitl req ilred; fall i trMtHa a4 va a- Night Ezpren learea Ogaanabar at 1S.3S p. Mrkaf of gwlm MW frv aritk Montre I at 3 19 p.m 8t. Johns at 4-50 p.m., rit. At- "UBp, a. YOL'MQ CO 173 hanaat7 p.m.

coooectiat at Wbite tiver lanctioe and Rnllnnra Pall- imIm fn. Rnatnn and Wit. rester, Ac, arriving In Boetoo at 8.30 a.m., at Bootl. I "ICT TP (7 Vernon with traina lor Porintneld and New York. I Xl fl fl alTaV Yrk 13-30 U'D Veglert a Co.

h. Nofin i. etrtai. to lay tlM don at 11.1 a.m. I c.

TRAINS GOIKU NORTH AND WEST. Leara Montpelier 3.30 and 8.00 a.m., and 3 JO aio S.43p.m. Oav Exnresaleaea Boston via Lowell at 8.00 a.m. 'or Burlington, St. Albane.

Hontreal, Ac arriving is Montreal at 9.45 p.m., and OgdeBabnrg at 19 50 'naitii'eoiiDctron tor tne west. Mail Train for Burlington andSt. Alhantleaver Bos ton via Lowell at 7.00 a.m.. va Lawrence and Pitch nrgh at 7 30 a.m.. Ppri infield at 8 00 a Kea LooiHin at S.oii a.m..

Ponth Vernon a io.op p. net lows Palls 12.00 WhireBiver Junction 9J) p. atn arriving in St. Albsnsat cVS p.m. Trains learini Boston via Filebburcb at 7.30 a.m and Springfield at 8 OH aounect at Whit Rive-In net inn wuk Oav Eipres train.

AccommodatioB Tral a leaves Northfield at 7.45 a.m. itutland at 5.1ia.m., BurliRgmo at 00 a r)t. Al iens at 19.00 Jona at 30 p.m., arriving tr igdenebnra. at Might Exprena leaves Nrsr Londoa at 9.41 p.m omh Vernon at 0.58 pa, receiving passengers tro -ounecticut River Railroad, leaving New York a 3.00 Hpnagfinid 8.10 p.m., Bellows Falls ILaV connecting witk trains over Cheshire Railroad leaving Station at 5.30 p. eon ccting at tvkita Rivi- ninc'ion witn train leaving Boston ai 0.110 p.m., ia lurlinctnn.

ft. Albans. Montreal. e. arriving IB Mn real at 9.15 a.m., nd in Otdenhoriih, at 12X n.m..

connecting with Brand Trunk Railway tor in. west. leepinc rani are attached tn the night Express Tral running between Montreal and Boston, sad Montre ind nnnngheld, and el. Albane and lroy. rawing Koom araon aajr express 1 raineoeiweei tontieal and Bo-itnn.

rtimurh ticket lor Chicago and the West for sale a 'ne principal atattnns. a. mis tOII. Uo watafwrfsxtwainicBii H73 Remeoiber and call at the NEW RCOSid where you can get a DINING LUNUU or GOOD MEAL AC ALL HOURS. At Reaionabie Pricea.

Orrin Daley. It -ntpe'ier. June 1" 1X73 rtl Letters Uoeillcd for at Montpelier Pott Office, august li. 1S7J- Ladies Susie Ayers, Ilellcn M. Brown, Lizzie Grossman, 2 Samb Heath, Emma U.

Lawson, Jenny Parker. Mrs. II Kice. M. Batchelder, Rufus B.

Carter, Fraok U. Uujlap, A. II. B. Maxhana, S.

C- MARRIAGES. In Craltsburv, A tie. 20th, by Rev. J. McDonald.

Mr HESKY NEWi.LI.aud AiissNEiTIK UWYEB bolh ol' Shefflelil. In St. Jihnburv. Julv 1st. bv Kev.

A. L.Cooper. r. C'H AULKS I. C.

RI'ES I and Miss ELlZt- FIii lIsUiiiiNuE. A. G. BR0W2TS AGENCY, Langdon's Block, Cor. State and Main JIONTPELIER, TT.

Onlt First-Class Companies Represented. Citix-n of Montpelier and vicinity are repetfuliy vited to exmine 1 1 condition and amandine of thp inliowing Stock Fias I-t-oaasca The ConiDamca I represent are aiming Ihe ETBNQEST and BssTintb'S eouniry and Bnzlaud, and 'h it iccorda iu ibr recent dmaMrooe coun igraiions in Chicago and Boston entitled them to the confidence of tbose deeir ng Cnmoaniee. LIVERPOOL. LONDON A GLOBK, 20 RTH BRITISH A ME8CAN I ILK, IS ROY 4L, of England, ai FRaNKUN ol Pi.ilade'Dhla. 3 3 3 671 IN.

OF S' 1. AMtRICA, of 3 York. 928192 PENNSYLVAM A. of fbiUdsltbu, I 1-9 3 a PHCENIX. of Hamord.

I.07U 74-2 NAtKAUA SETT, of Providence. 433 565 MKRt of Providence, 4tsd.7 Nl h)-ALF. of Pliiladelpbia. 419 Ml ALbMANNI of Cleveland, I.Pf.of Erie. Pa 37 5 I GLRMAN of Brie, 353 t-T2 iVAbLtr.oi nempnis, ALLEUANM Pitl-bafgb, 3u4.5(i F4vt-', of Phi adelpbia, 2317 8 FIKT NATIONAL, of Worcester, 16 476 LYCOMLNG.ot Muncy, (Stock A Mut.) 5,470,377 Seven years experience il Fire Insuranrs, and a constant familiarity wib all ita dettl-, eniblesmeto uansait the bmmeaa 10 t-ucb a maimer as tbat NO QUESTION SHALL ARISE, in case a loea occurs.

All entrnatel to my care will receive ptompi and itntpediate ailenii m. anil will be placed in perfrcly respouaible and bnnorab Jompanies, and every attentiuii will be 'hown to Ihe interest nf my ciiatomera. Comiuunicatious by mai will receive prompt attention. A. C.

BROWN. Mou March 25. 1873. Fl3 n9 "TllE BEST MUSIC B0OK3 For High and for Grammar Schools, THE HOUR OF SINGING By L.O. Emerson lit W.

Price, S1.00 This High School Singing ok i admirably fitted for its work, co tainiag a fond elcmrntaiy couM a a large quamitv of tbe bet-t vocal muic well arransed In two, turee and four parts. Hi oven received wi tbe greatest favor by practical leathers. iou adatioB for futnre evil cGtwaueBeaa. Wells' Carbolic Tablets re a pare cure for sM 4saMaxio the Hrainry Or-jsb, eVwa bmat.Cold Croup. Oipurboria, A-'haaa, 'artarih, Hoirine, Orvaeea anaa rapi-t, vTiad-uipsor B-nnchial Tuha.a id -1' dinaaa nf the Id all case- olauilaa rwiirMnr laaea, "aa riBLI-rs should be pioaapily and freelv aesl.

They qualixa ti circulation of ma bkad, aaiua-ate verity of I ha attack, a wilt. 4a vorv abort tiaa. ree'ors pealtBy a Hon to lie ait-riea orga-Wells' Carb -lie Tablets are put an ealv tB e'ua bott'es. ake a. net lu re.

If Ih-y cat ond at your dr.i?iis, at ears an tk Aeent la ew Y'Tk wh--wii' forw-wl Ba ay rata aaaiL PsB'tbtdtctlvrd hi laatiat laiaas. Sold drugs it. Puce S5 -rate a boa. juna euli jij 10 riaiT n. a Sole Ac- ai nttbe I'.

81. Price SSeeats box. naad for C'rtrlar 3wl Ate rmy T. Purckea-1 MJ Aran" for the BlRTRtN WHO MACIIK a' flmnuj v. The Lavtea ataaal scat.

Thr St lltt Knateat Bud ast'st erk dittrla, ta-ir S'ttlBCa Snlt lachiBa ib 1 ta mira -tier lerma tnaa an c-m- pauy. Address, BAhtbaw ol KJiroi nt'tt'. aja. alOHl A. ISUlMsBa.

6-SM S-rana DBl1Wr CWBIBI. 10 PER CENT. NET. THE IOtV ljn xn TUaTCO'4MT will v-t ney n- fir-t as Beai Kxaie at 10 tun ret. ntereat net.

paaahle em'-aaauailv la N-w ill ginrantee ibe eollortMia of a'l nAna made 'agvnet. A'l ebarens aaid kv th' bn-rowv. rieaae riiti. be lore lnve- In, in' New urk aad H- Raf. i.Hrira'T-ncv and "an particular.

Hsbtobl Mseaiix. "I'aGlWfra-f Inw. Fin nlan. auai.na. aaatBS tt.

Hsaarwaix, Sec'y Dr aft 167. Dea Mta.Sa,a. A rarVV (IErJjirpTs) It was adr mtd-sonamer The boiler had burst Foiir-and thirty brnve Lay manxled in the dust. Our heaits melted with sorrow; with lightning- siieed we sent. Thintinir onlv of the iclal to-morrow, If we found Centaur Liniment.

i Well, we (ound it at Liodsiej'n store, three mlea away but it did its work, saved pain. inflammation, amputation and sunering. The Centaur LinimeDt always doea ita work, whether it oef irscAid4, brutsea, rheu matism. ettff-joints or lameness. But this to an is aa olJ story.

Why will any puff-r Come all ye halt, lame and sore. and be bealed tor a dollar or fiitj cent, and it you hav'nt that, theo lor nothing. We kn whit the Centaur Liniment is and will warrant it every timo. Cripples throw away their crutches and leap for j.iy. Uiirses neign lor it.

When Centaur Liniment comrs iu the front gate. pain nn 8 our at tbe wind iw. It VOU WOUIQ Bleep Wl OOUt pain, waiK I Jn-ihne- ant InnrnVt anina without limping straighten out tbat crooked 1 1 c. I Puatiilna. fcrord'a.

ate. nuer, u-e niuoc rucuuiiai.iiaiciiurvcu lingers. 1 weary anilUacaldrr overwork and get rid ot a noma oe'irai'ia, just use tot Centaur Liniment. White wrapper The other kind (ytllow wrapper) is jus! as upon your lame horse and mules A wonder, says ene a maracle, e.yj anotb tr. Tbe article is eellirg as no other article i-redispoeitioo 10 biima.reraaren.eat.

1 a 1 a a -a a iTik ever sum, auu 1 uuij 3 a ucwiubv iv uit7, I See the certificate around the bjttle. Sjid rXtra.Ct OI JlirilDeDI by all Drugii(-t3. I aarrpar dl-eetly'rotna-anU J. U. Kose, 06 Broadway, JN.

X. 5 1 1 vA 4 11 rl" 1 1 ia I ,1 throwing Mr. Dickerman upon one of the wheels, striking on his bok. He was taken up nearly insensible, and is badly hurt. RUTLAND COCNTT.

A large number of Welshmen are com ing to locate in Poultney this sum nor. Rev W.U. II. Murray of Bjston will de liver tbe address at the state fair at Rutland which takes place September. The marble quarries of Rutland are now worked by ten dinerent companies, employing over 1000 workmen.

The aggregate pro duction is about 4UU.U0U cubic leet annum, and the stone is principally of the simple white or variegated kind, ot an ex- DEATHS In Ba re. Ausrus: 2id. G. DUKKEE, aired 3 ears 8 months a ui 1 days, lo Noilhlie'd Atieii-t 9ih. of consumption Mrs.

RiCH EL P. FUri KM AN. wi.e of Smith Freeman- aged 58 yea. 8 and 7 months. In Noil field.

August 31st, of consumption, Mr. WM. H. I aged sit) years and 2 months. In Uoxbti-y, Atiarust Sth.

at the house of Hon. Wm.Ureult. "8. ASNY B. AiSSWOKTH, agi-d wo anya iwioie ter death she ieu asleep Just Beady.

Til T1J, a collection of three- part songs, arranged especially fur High Schools an miliarias An excellent couipuion orsuccrasor lo THE HOUR cF CHEERFUL VOICES. Price 50 Cents. By L- O- Emerson. The I new, rptifl fly, and vr'y musical Cnmnmn School Song Book i a by a reniltnimi woo I11U thr mark every time and cevtr tuila in vatii'fyii the musical in-le ol I be ne'pie. Uf bis iievi.us tkbojl sons Booka, about 3t)0 have ben so id All bchi'Ol leirbt-ra are invited to give this new and populat bjok a trial.

Any book publ ahel by Ditson will be sent by mat post paid, ou receipt 01 ttetaii rice. OLIVER DITaOSA CU. Boston. a'Tl 72 vunrl ceedingly delicate texture and purity of I nd not be awaked whiteness. Ibe annual sales amount to over Ia Lancaster, N.

August 17th, IDA E. BUSH, a million of dollars. Vermont Pharmaceutical Association. This association will boll its fourtn annual meeting in Good Templars Hill, city of Bur. lington, on Wednesday and Thursday, Sept, 24 and 25, 1873.

The ladies are invited, and earnestly requested to be present with tber husbands, thereby adding to tbe interest and eDioy ment of the occasion. Arrangements have been made witn tne Central Vermont Railroad to carry members and those attending tbe meeting for half fare, and tbe American Uotel will entertain tbose attending at a reduction ot rates. Prof. Seeley. of Middlebury Colloge, has been invited to address the association some time during the meeting.

Tbe owners ot the steamer A. imams invite the Association to take an excursion upon their boat. Tbe invitation bas been asceptea, and tna excursion will take place on the afternoon ot tne nrst day, wina and weatner permu ting. Hiram Green, the Whitehall Times, re ceived the following telegram from P. T.

Barnum, the other day Editor Whitehall limes: I hereby offer $50,000 for the btde of tbe great Cbampluin Serpent to add to my Mammoth World's Fair ahow. You are authorized to draw on me for any sum necessary to assist in secur ing tbe monster 8 remains. Signed, P. T. Barnum.

axed Hi years, 1 month and A) days; daughter of tieo. It. and C. E. Bush, formerly of Montpel ier.

Her remains were taken to Hardtttck for burial. In Watemlle August 21ot. SAIiAII MAKIAH. daughter of l.esler 11, and Nancy Terrill, aged II inoiitns and 22 days. In Montpelier Aug.

25 1873. BLANCHE onlv child of HnamS. and Lizzie Smith, aged 2 years aua a montos. Bear her out tenderly To ber last left; Jesus has taken ber Home to bis breast; Gently, nderly, ewect child of ours Should be laid to slumber 'Along the aweet flwers. Make her bed tenderly, 'Neath the green sod.

We will leave our datling Alone with God. Our Baby bas gone home We do not forget, Tii tne casket lies here Tbe jewel reet. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. VERMONT METHODIST SEMINARY. MONTPELIER, VT.

Fall Tkrm opens August 27th Unsurpassed advantages in Music and Painting. Coxmer-cial College, with Diplomas to graduates. Fall board of teachers. For catalogues, address Ktsv. J.

C. W. COIE, M. Principal. Valuable Farm For Sale! THE SUB-CRIBER ffera for aals his farm, situated 1 on a River and the Vermont Certral Railroad.

So successful has Dr. Pierce's Golden Med- "If ICal LMBCOVeiy proven, as a conBtituuuuai 1 half miles lrom two cburebss. treatment for Catarrh, when coupled with contains wo seres, nxty ot meadow, a j-. i Vi. n-1 i I larss qoantity of lumber and plenty of nasture.

A tne use OI yr. oass warrn rauieuy, bij- i nf plied locally oy tne use or LIT. fierce rta- 1 nam. A rugir orchard ot tvo traes witn a good sugar. sal Douche the only method ot reaching tbe JiJ' Mj" th mf Moek upper and back cavities of tbe head) tbat tbe proprietor of these medicines bas long offered a standing reward of $500 for a case I NOTICE.

Ot Catarrh which be Can DOt Cure. Tbe two I -rOTlCE is hereby siren that books will be opened medicines, with instrument, for 2, by ail Druggists. OW ordsy, August fOth, 1873, at 10 o'clock A. at, to receive unecripitons to ins capital siori ot tne mek A HOUSMOLP BlMIDT. No iamily ShOU Id COM PAN Y.

chartered bv the General Aavrmblr of Ma ha withnnt anma fnijuinna TniAf1v for the I tale ol Vermont bv aa act sooroved November 14th. ii ut I Joo win continne opa in spice ot two cur ot aSeeuoDB so universally prevalent as i (n vik OOngtlB, wtus, nfiv buiuai, wuwpioj-vuugu i a-iiosr win ue irovirea io pay so uie yommisuoaers and errnn aornfl remed. too. which can be iimt snbaeriWog, tbe tail amoaatoa each ,7 "II' t. vai.

I snare vj tneja sabjcrlbed lor. Snares, S3 eaek. i rn.i, 9 I tjrinintsools. Terms easy. VALiVlKI rAJUIS WORTH.

Berlin, July 30, 1873 r31tf tar's Balaam of W44 Cherry combines the J. w. BRO K. Montpelier, Aaiast IS, 173. rS3- Bryant a Stratton COLLEGE, BOSTOKT, MASS.

THE LARGEST Commercial School ia Amcrira. This Iusiilu'i ui oflT rsa coirse of s'ulv in Comtner cial aud BujUm jachs, mere iy att rding an oppor tunity or scquir a liberal an prct cal eluca.io and thorough prfp ratio rVr bui'ies Its rates nf tuition an Iowa ro nment wi'h the re qui ed iiuuibiioi eiperiencel instrjctors and intlesir- abl apar'm n't. In discipline mf the. kigkat crdir. In larini ei lor asmuu siu Jcntg to po-iiioa in busi ne-s ie umiKpa4el.

Jfezt Sdumt year tetrim Sept. I I NTS. Annual itaiogue a.i bp irt furnished free upon application in peison or maii. "tncea 143 A. i remo Ro IS.

Open dally during vacation, tro Id tnl 12 o'clock. F3i-yt H. HiBHRn, trii.c pl. CASTL.ETON SEMINARY. Tbe neit Term will com nence on the 4Ub of Ssotrm brr.

TELFOR1FHT STILti TAUGHT. This old and well known institution is still in sue- ces-ful operation, with a tn'l of teachers lor pre- arinc joung men Kir or tor easiness, and offerins anuxual laeiiities in Mu-ic, French. Urawir ana fainting, ana otner accomplishments lo young ladies. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, Oastleton. free tuition is oil led to all who eradnate, and thorough course in branches rqired by the State, lo- getnei witn tneory ana prsnice ui learning.

CKV.lt. li. W1LI.MS?, r30w5 P'iiMl Goddard Seminary. The Fall Term begins September 3d. Boird including roim, beat, light and washing $1.00 per week.

For Catalogue or information apply to tbe Principal F. M.HAWES, f30w6 Barre t. St. Johnsbury Academy Has Scientific, and Laiies' Ctmplu Crs ol fndy. li win occupy u.w an cimnouiiis kniidues ad enter upon an enlared split-re ot work with ihe next Aeaurniie year etn mrg Anrmt zo, 1873.

rtevn permanent leachrrs. Aeress to l.lbiar(H r.uou volumes; ana leaning room lecture coarse, gym nasium. etc- bream Sne, ins' rue inn thnronrh. expenses moder ate. Apply early le 8tV.

H. T. FULLER, Prinripal Di. iinnnepury. ri.

jl mj CHARLES H. HEATH, Attorney and Counselor at Law aD SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY. OlBoe TSo. 17, Btae Street, TJp Stairs. an la the msit pswrrfal elesr, etrenflk-er and 'wiht ol illaaduiu MtractHMS knewa 1arri.

Medirs. It Is axp-el rnnf'ftv-wnn down' nn KebiliisleW by the warm wS'hr mf 4nnnc and 8ii-nenr. when th- blood ia not inhs i-trru'ntion, cons qnenilv ImiHirnies t.nea of mits dn.wsioees ad inr ia ne a'ae-fea)- r-v and wieor. nred a Tme -o ba ld It np and nm tbe Vital Forces to retain tneir rrcaper- tiee now.r lathe beat Summer, f-qwlf ne Liver aid tn-n da no erfnrm l. 'nac-'inn the Lter and fj'mrv 1-rn are I nertv.

unvlnrine wkna -r the uh -4 iateetinea e.sd Children cry fir Pitcher's Castoria A substitute tor Castor Oil. It aasiaiilalea tbe food. currs vind Co'i ann cauaea natural sleep, it doe. not contain morpliioe, is pleasant to take, never arripe. and never tails.

1 lie best pnyaic known. AN PL T. a-4 i okc il'ar- iHd to at difficnUies it wH e'tw th. VITI tTn BL'D, ff lw" LIPKJ5IVISG WH and t-MOV. I.L Cn rKOC 1 1 JSi frea IMPAI RkD AXD Or.fi.

It abo'tld befrolr tvax-at. as ItiVi a Is pre -vi need be se ll-al mn e(B-'f P1 1 1 Fl R. 'MC and K08NT kaova la lb wbole ranee of me-'i-iiial pl-i. JOHiM O. 18 PI W.

T. 8nie sg lor ihe nailed HtatSO, Price, Ons Dollsi pe' bottle Feid orCticlsi. 31 4 kBUSL KS" wsni.d Leriure and Vrena nf Riv W. M. Pua- hon.

II st nd Ch-iwl Famiiv hie, wane. Ob4rts. Pirtnie. Hrn Pen, Jetnl anil Linen Thread. Apply 'or terms to D.

L. Publwber, O'ocord, N. H. ra34w4 ptice, at the atoie ot a Band in Every Village 8, or is isoon to be, and iba me 1 1 noiP of him who practice ttte Cornet is beard all over th Und. lo in ne fuliion, and seaiiva ard ptircbaM ibe oesi Cornets, Altos, Basses, ai my other Band Insttumentr, erhich with Viclins Guitars, Flutes, all Orchestral; in laci all instrument! ia common nsCJHO OA IN FOHR WFEK AVVol Vh linan-i buitar String, and all Mutual aierchan- wa mm', en S' iml wil.

be tound in plenty variety, and at reasonable I Ctkrmni mt pn, mmd Sn, TO lis w. 7 as JTew Mntekrrwer Mnnuni ay Bee -r and Mr. 8iowe A-y minor weja id, have aa agency, J. B. FORD A Hear irfc.

rV -n Cbi- cago Bd S- rrwi. 31 '4 CAMFHORINE. ri Great Ui co ery Wr the Immediate reliel and care I of Kbuinaii-a. Keunlt'a Sprain. Rra sea, Pin, M'ln lot.

ing-, tfOtra lima. Bm- r.t e. It wM not creator Main, and Fir lbs toilet is a Lai ir in every Family. Taoa-ands will ai.d now tuli'y to neat snernts. Tr It.

Prir. per bottle 25eei.t-. RtCBE.N Hi 'TT. Pmpr tu-r ureenw cw ew vnre. r34w la fr-aa.

Sle IwereeislaiaT. LIVK UK JITS WANTED tnrawr LiviDgstonB ir Mica et for circular and pr)t' of tbe srrevateat trees a vet. Krpnr j'ii in 184 imba. a six days. 198 on- weea.

tiiiiBtit'i tiaus ruoiisaet, aa wui J. C. HY.K ek. 33 ou.t BoiTos. (Opposite Court House Write for a Pri List to J.

8 IS, GREAT WKTERM sV-imwnh, SMITH HODS flTTSBUEGM PA. breeciL. 94 tiau Double Shot Rune g. to I50 giBfle Gan, 93 Kif1-. tti to 75.

eia r. 6 in m- -ois, tf I to i. j-in t'ril. stiina Tackl-, Ac. Lmrg discesnts dealers erces limy int.

Krv slc. tought or traded for seat by eiprecB C. O. D. to be eismined h- fore paid fc-r.

Willi-tii Cardell's RTS.Tr: iF TERMOST, I laPro'Ste Court held VV sHiNOTon at Hontpel er In sad iii.t l. nn 9'h dv of Auvu. A. 1873. JHKS CAROELi.au 'RBN D.

CARUEI.L, i-e--uton i 'he tate or Wi lita La drll 1 te Warren, in sale District, dere ed tireeents hi-ad- mini-rion arenu it tor aiiowinee, and mke app'ieatioa for a ere dlstriboiiaa and parition nf te at- of sail debased. Whereutwn. -t I Ordered bv eaid Court 'bat ac- -ant and i apolk-atU" be referred tosse-eton tber of, to be beld a the Probve OOoe, ia -ont- pe'ier, on tne ii ay ei tie rrnioer, is. v. km.

ior leirtna and d.e sioa th reon and it is turth-r orde-e that notice ber-uf be giva to a I i-ure'ied, by publication ol the same three weeks uefs vely in the Oresn Mountain Fr esno, a O'Wipaper pnhl'h-d st Mostp-lier. prsmas to said time anointed tor braring. that tbey may appear at said time and pla-e, and show eaasr, If an tnev asay ha v. why eaid account ahooli not be allowed, aad sueb d-cre made. By ib Coor-, tiei.

rH34 Ht-iV'T i it'c. O. C. Pitkin's Ehtate. STATS VERMONT.

Ia Prolate Ceort Id WasBiaSToa I IcT. 8 at Montpelier. la aaid PiMrirt, oa tbe 2th dry ul Aag at, a U. 187X CW. H.

DWIMELL, Admnrstral irjie als son theesisteof O. O. at. Prkm, lais niCa aia, ia said DiMrirr, dec-seed. preteo hisadmiai'tra ion ae-couqI lor xmin a.

allowance, aad aaak-s appli-cation f.r a decree of distributioa and partition of the estate of said deceased. Wbereupta il is ortered by said Court, that safd acenunt and siid application referr4 to a session hereof, to be held at tbi Pribate Offie la said Mont-pilier, on tne IStb day of PepL, A.D. 1873. for halm ant decision thron And, it i furtner "rdr tbatnnt ce hrrof be greea to all pe seas i B'etveted by pub isationof the asms th-ee weeks saoeeasivrly in tbe tjreen Uouataia Frcenan, a aswsp pub-lisbrdat Mon.pelier, previous to said time appoints lor hearing. tht tbey may app-ar at a id time and place, and ehow eauie.

If anv ta-y auy hva, whs sail account abouM a be a 11 a wed, ad S'icb decree made. By the Coat Aitee. N. A. CM Berister.

rM nnuel XV. Hatch's E-tate. 8T.TE or TtaOST. I la Preba'e Coart Jed RanneLrn DiStsiot. SS.

at Cb-I ea In said di tnei ibeSIdSTtf Angu a. 1873. FXKKL1M 14 HATCH, adaeioiwstor of the es-tate of Samuel W. Uarca, late of Che's, in aid U'Stnei, accessed, preeru his adaitB stra lien aceoant for examiaatioa aad allowance, a.kesaypiicati for a derree of nitribatioa aad partition of tbe eu is of said drc-ased. a hereupon, tt is ordered by sud Court, that 'aid ac-eouni and said ap l'catioa be referred a sa-sioa said Court to be beld ai tbe obats Oflu ra esid Cheit-ea op te Itad-yof nepteaib-r.

a. D. 1873. ai 10 o'clock, AJi for heiriae and drcision tbereon As it is lurtoer ordered, thu nottee bereoi givea to ai p-rnoos intere-trd, by pabltoatien of lbs aamo three weeka mccesjuvi'y ia ihe Sr. en Moantaie Freeanaa.

a newapaper puMisbed at Mn'peler, eviom to aa'd ums ap jointed htarirg, th a they asav appear at said tisie and place and I'ow cause, if tbey Buy hive, wby said ceo not shoal sot be allowed, atd such decree mide. Bribe Coot. Att-st, r35w3 K. CLl A VKLAND, Jadga. Barnau Ward a Cc Pwprieora.

Boaton. For Sale la Honfafleld by NICHOLS WILLIAMS; ni Thomas 1. Uiil'. Will. eTAff OP VERnOMT.

I a Probe's Coart, h-Id Waa ofo Distaiot s. at MoatpaMi-r. wtthta aod tor Mid District, oa the S0UI day of August, A. 0. 1873.

AM IN'STRUMENT porportlag to be tbe Ian will aad testament of Tbomas It Bill, late of Cabot, ia said di.ir et. dctasrd, being prestatest te ih Court by Orron Kimball, the (jneoter thereta earned for rTobat-: It ia eider, by said Ooarth.t all persons concerned there be aofne-i te appear at a-es stonolaaid i ourt to beld ai tbe Probate Onto-a Meat-allr, on the 1 a day of -eptemaer. A. I. 1873.

aad show causa if any they may have, sgaiatt the Piobats of said Will for which parpore It ta arther erded. bat a copy of thi reo-rd of this order be published three weeks eaeeesrivelv la tbe Greea Meaatela rree-ao. printed a Moaipeller, previous to said bawap poUbrd Jbr hrarirg. By the CwoTb Attest tU H. A.

CDASB, KeieMT, A ew wrk o. i-. uu. it a i. ik ic OCEAN'S STORY.

Hy the gifed sna ihe ftojoa "KTER PtRLKT. -phie Hi-ti-v ot "c-n Adv.aiares ad I Ucoveri-a since ibe Ar. Replete wrn etanli ncide -ear ol di.ai.tere. H-arie, ee(U He. iu the woaner beae.ih the eea viae, Dredvieg, egrapbing, Ac, 15 a irred I lu-tr li.

aa rente it sturted ii r. lot hHmi ib tmt aays. 87 ia 4 75 in iwnuats, Ac; wuaoer'aliy faeC 30 am.il. ml I a aad IT HH A BRO Paibllewere. t3 Washtsgtoia seitsa vaSdwd.

Watrrso oskt-. Wonhi ihe sprcia' notice ef old and txpeueneeo car vas-er. lhnj r.le-a'ff-d eteet-nae engrevioc. via: Cases Fior' mf Uft firm. k-au'itul picture reprnwaii Cmi dktmd, jMeatasd, ad Old Age; aowi-ffVed by eanuan.

o- ike arai mm. reduced lo iu the aotui like it AT red to the Awertcaa public. c.uraordiary term and indaermeute. aver- Full oattren'ara fr a. a4 Irese, B.

U. Kombss. Pn'iiner, rVimbl'l PESSYLV NIA 1IIUTAIT ArADF.Mr,Cnefer Pa. -(For Bo-rder mil) gea-i a opeee Wn nee say. September 10 h.

tM evasrd and health! Hrnunds ample Bui'diaea aaadsi ssa aad odious Cnnree of 8tndiee rxtenmve. Tharough I a (tree i ia Civil aad Mecbatiical Lasiaee iue, ibe Ciafees, na fc. careiul over- cbt ihe asofata aad asaa neia ol Cadets. For etea an pp' iilLlOU INGoi $L-Jt II I aeuc orrwMiesd er ee set UR WEEKS CANVASS- one ar-et't prefft "a By iat's Lwrars Fesrr sad Sear. $70 la) all worst tt TktJftm Bmi ktftrt MaaamU, by Miss Moeeh a 4 Mn.

Suwe. A ee ta a warn -n ea have aa J. B. Pit at CO New Yerk, Cbjc e.n eeeaiM sa acv of a. Bueinee bo k.w Pr- khI ft.

dtreee at oae TUB AWEelCAN "AF.T7 COMPANY, aerchaau' Handler. a-cage, I lrn-i. al3la4 stockholder', THI Anaal Meet- tf the toci leni as -ho Mooirelier Mtaaiacmriaa Copav fortheetscw oh ot Oirectors tor tn- ye-r aaeaiae aad the raaaaci. mn ol any other proper tMsJae-s, wiM he l'd a lao ofllee of tb- on Totay the fl day of S.pttmtor aex at two o'e'o-. M.

By order ol tte Di CU AkLEd WILLS, Clerk. ALECTUZUj To Youns 2WIo xx. Just Pnblisbed, ia a Sealed fatraMoo. Price ais eeata. A Leetstro am the Valar.

Ttraalaftat an iiiiul care 1 perta tanas er eeiaa weak as, Iavulaeiary EaiHa-, teial Debiny.BBd ita. aadiBMBU io mrce cenerelly Coa-ampta, Fpti.psy ami 8 MetMal ad payelral Inrapaeitv. rwltivtmai Self-Abase etc. By RlB- eir ULveRwra-L, m. a Aathor ot dm -Ciosb Boo," Ac.

lhe or Id reeo weed autbor, ia his a-mlrabl Lsc-ara. claarry rrav-e frpas hm aw a oapoiteBco that lao wnl cobs qaeaereef noifbaea assy bo etefaillv rrmovad with ii saedioia aad wnhoal dsasstroaa ear cal eperarioas, hoagio-, lawraas at, rtera ar corulal, poiaiina oat a sa ol ease at oace rortaia id effectnsl by wkca every mW er. an ssa er what bnt coadnio) ae. a rare prn-ratalv end radira- y. TBI LEO I UBB WILL fROVE A HOON TO THODt AND AND Bull tA RIM.

Seat BBdrr aeel, to any addrese. ia a p'aia sealed aavel.ipo, ea the receipt of eeau.er two postage CBA KLIsB ek CO 9T farm, F.O..M. got to call aiound and bid them larewell, deaiderataai,.