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! .ra;t.r y .~nvcr.uf his. ~rnh,i.rN ;i".:,pte ii. H.
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n,tlSufc' Which, 1n,II lnirrr i!Ir.;r1lc Tie
ruth n%illiiS .rrnlcrk. than III. one NV b:E,i,,,
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al tu.hlic:Lnud, in order, asst is o-ov,A. tn
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he .T'"rasury. 'i'tN: nrastirc i nndor.,n0l
10 he an administration uurSi,rr.'. 4 then
slated Thai, so far from prcvcnfinr sprc,r1n-
lion, il would. in fact. but rnisimm;i,e The
grt:icSs Speculation which Ibis c0hi'ry has
aver. wi'Hr:>rl-a. Speculation originating
'in'a Stair nt' things of which those in i"iw,cr
wrrc t'm aull!"r~ hv which HEY .imnl prof
ted and which His .nrasnrr; sh"nlAir i,r-
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a,l:l"haI bad cal'scd %smcIi'an cX,r,nrIin1rv
'!r'hand for pubic lind. thm III" sales should
has" irhrr ,han p!Nntsmpltd witf'in the last
three ycgrs !-nm' said lI.n'. 10 answer This
question, WI. mr!<tlo"k 10 Ike >r;'" OF the
currency. 9hat.it WAS mvin: 'o.il" rvtfl-
ordinary increase nt' bHnk paper, Which bal
hllrd 10 f"plr'inn I'LL the clanncIs uf rIrsnln-
''"n. The Secretary had estimated lbs in
r'oaSr: "~.rhiGf''nt l%"Iint, 't7IT ~~i:EiTs
itut! hlly r"n's'p.rr lM!'!f'Ia!,. 'o' IT,. A"il;r~.
! believe Al'r incense I" h" m'r!' "r'a1rr-
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fnisv makcS:.ie i. s.. =: -:
+. lam aware sir, of il,e constitutional priv
ilfi:c,' under which ll.i. inip,irniinn. is casa
lor,l,, aad-,hc immnnily which il secures.
That privilege it's M no Jf.rcc my purpose
10 Violate, however gross. and wicked max
,Iiavs hcdn The nln,~r Of it,. Bui l. exercise,
enty ,i,c common riGii of every citizen,
when ! iplnrn,. v,u,. The. imputtiinns Won
ha.r caSr upon me. are false in every, par
%,icr!ai, M, %narin. Cor The. last s ar 10 years
| purchased ANY public land, or La,f any IN
u~nlrs> explained, mus, be considered III. oil
spring of ii .marbid imngiua'iol'or Of sleep:
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Il ask SIR n. an ac' h!ic7o,"Si'ce tom
on' nn! en,n't" .tftFa'' tins ri'iirSse erth'
H'1[ o. me Svna'G, T." as i'''n'!r a m'a'r,
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hequented parts Of the Sta.e,' was!stiil the,
5ressxtsef :nu,neroiis friends: and. rotations,
aud 6lien.recefyed the. y~isiis.of the :enlight4.
eicd!traveller. -. :: ::
He looked w4tlr great Interest on our last
war with Great ritain, and the oatiscs that
lead to it, distinctly perceiying That .ir it's
Consequences, the prosperity, Independence
and glory :of. his county We're deeply. in.
vs!ved, in tits HOUR Of danger, the. eyes
Of his fellow-ciiizens were. again turned to-
wards. their tried servant: Without his
knowledge, he was c:ltedby. the spontape.
Gus voice Of his countrym6ninto-publi ser
vice. Confidence this expressed could got
be distegardcd. lie 'aceepted.a Seat inahe
Legislature. in 1921, and was pres {. to
serve as. Governor, at that eventfui crisis,
WHICH. with his: Observation-Disclosures
and good sense. lie declined II thought
the struggle. should he ieft:to msie yo.ahful
hands. ~. -. s.
In his domestic ciieunstaucss, although
~ecauoinical and :prudemr yer he was ndGf-
furer1.to neutrality-suspicious. OF property.. lie
had d competency; and ncvei desired rfore:
f1c.. had great simplicity 81. character. WITH
out cop,rarietX' or. chaise.z2f1e reflected
HAGt, Wasever grave, aud said but little.
- YER ~ou1iyersed on n,e scerc
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= Ein,1Ay Of imi,iI,yn:-t,,ir, s~rrarnrcftni
s. Joh~.N B..Mlnynr!s af4ii"cn h!unlrri
harrrk OF ilohr were dcsiroyc'l.: "A mainruv-
Of the -four m6rcl!aplE .wcrc inSurcd.: .lpSfraL
however. m:raisinc the price, Liipaniivrosr
above al l1vhticr, and ihfpricc was lcSs,1c,r:
suci, cxappfcs arc rare. and speah.wcll, Tor
tllc' character Of st. Johns. -
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nAsSs PfcSSett
Ills Textures. Wc.N

IN. nncon,!nm.Iy deep ana f"Se .!1lk&s&
The prominent points of his 'elarictcr
were Judgment. decision, and pr,dcncc.-
Tic was from carly life il firm believer il,
The Christian religion, and an innucnti;,l
mclnl'cr Of '!ir Presbyterian Church :.
lie died suddenly in lHlz- appImtntIy il,
full health, after having cniuycd ii long life
Of scrcnly-ci.ht year, rich in acts:nf ratrj-
otlSl.! and lrnnNhlt1,cc. and Blessed with all
those Christian charities that sof,fn and
comfort the heart. Of nlall.
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: WAsHINQTON CRY. FEB. 6 1884.

=, WAsRiNaToN CItr. FEB: 6 1884
At the request Ufdte. = resident of. hhe
TuiieI States. hereby certify. ,,hatAlas
present n The gallery Of. fhessepate .ofShe
.Unittd STATES on Saturday, The 4,h isl:
during.d dscusinIi u~ronahe land b Zap!
heard some of therelnaAg. Of. NJ ..:CNlheau
upon: that subject ia. which .ie .Pf1d Eiden'
was charged with being diHerulatorinAR pb-
he laRds.. -: $500. ...1 :.
: ::On.comfinso our pfthe Csapiunl. ibe< fec
was 'rlenIionsa 10 me.by a:trienfofaN Pre-.
sident's:: :And.my recollection Of the 1gpH
used accorded with what he mSler&om
had bean said,' and which. is siubsi{luliall.
ihs sadieas reported in.the Globe Of the OIL
J: lsisnedl .ART1IUR CAMPBHEL..
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aSned) ARTHUR %CAMTBHLL.
.lNo. l.l

/: WAstnNoroN. Feb. 7yaaz..
SIT III ans,rerto yonr inruirya Of jahe vile
Their Mr.: Caihoil, in his remnrkf OH The
land bill on Saturday, 1asf, used III. words
%attribhted-to inc byfim in fl,erep9rhwhfch
appeared in '1he .Giobe"M ycs,cNay. viz.
..:sf 8 1t -.nof. notorious thai Tic LSesiiilit
of Hle United States Himself b;adbssn NSfh-
nG!eftet Wf,b. The purchase Of MASas
- e 20 ~. tEs
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I'VN!N. W.
JXCKSON

Tlre:!Ion. J: g. Calhoun ": $. Sedq't:
: ..r.S. I.hcrewih enclose you The 1ahics
of awoholcs,, verifying The correctness of lie
REPORT If Your speech. IN the Globe Of Inv
|;G,li lust. FEB. T., 1884,. -, Az.
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'lhtn Ire t%c;,ftc-
ii i.undr's Lane.
ms special guard
5 "artn personal.
ar "c'unnnl!l,L lie
Pr. a..
.t.Glri .J
that i. 'ha. r;-.,. :t,. ,;,.
Tin "i tii, vets ,i,al III offensive
word: In r''Sa'. NJ. shn"'f .ic car.
rm",h. Nl" VIII net Sa.. ,!,at lie Glory
"i'"u INSTITUTIONS has departed. ANA. that
our !"astr'! ircr'!nuli> !,il nuunC. When; II
H~.s'cuinc 10 his. that The ri: ,.;1., a. tile
c-:''hiry. M"t. .ht mink nni. ~. vi:h;ut
-l'rrEi' r"%7e'"n'e 10 I arbitrary vi! .f;iiis
|.;:':mc|.o! A,s"r:;u>. Ilr ~>rrvi!c 'u.:ricils
%! r""tr tuiy rl:tH; l!.&u. praise, 10 lfs
''"'nc. aud rrt":l.im hi> irGn>rrn,iar, =. luries
md virtues: hn, a!rrs aii. hi> triuint.lx are
nj. ti. ti"inliss. of a. i;c>j"t ptcr the
!. !'rr'!! and t",l>ui;:iun nj I!.r' Crin,S.
" 'n docs not sc.' lh~ !,rll iimcri,.n,> Of
M t!ra,:i, ~ hi. c"ur," ,uM".G- lin. Court
t frrH'rnk. W frii>.;n.C,E!v n.r.;,,:m.
'h"ri vii M. iic>r..'ir himself '> i r"m-
'i''n"" wI''t' s''.> ."nIr'"'r.n> order %; the
'""rf> a'N J>ha,.,"!: 'h"I:sa:i.:,t With.
Die i't>iic. rf his auar,!, anA the n>;..nt.
di"'"inria', re>,-2; tn!.-%ijrjl, witch els
'nr@' re!cr> !i.!'". vii! r'tiarh,,n. kcnslHii
\ "a. al %!.:lcr, ant i!lr.,m iiu.scllu,.ui
his ru;i@,!y.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

Conflict pih CafdmonHt. Tho laEcylc TO-
bio) Journal gives the following case of maternal
courage as a recent occurrence a number Of
Cata,nonnts had cone over the Michigan boundary.
and caused groa, terror among the farmers. One
of them entered the window of NJ Israel LA Akins
which had been ef open. while the wife was en-
gagged IN an adjoining room, and had crept 10 tic
cradle where babe six months old was sleeping
before he was discovered. The mother on per-
cevng him seized broad axe which lay upon the
hearth, and commenced an attack The frs, blow
stunned without njnrng the beast. lie recovered,
sprung upon the woman, and throwing her down tore
her left arm severely. She conIlved to raise her
self upoL her knees with The animal clinging 10 her
and struck second blow. The edge Of The axe
penetrated the skull, and laid the monster dead
upon the lgor. Her husband came home shortly
alter and found hci lying PROSTATE sni exhausted,
with the catamouut slrcatched at her feet aud her
two eldest children weeping over her. The NC
man was considerably injured but the account
states that she Is recovering rapidly. Her arm aud
side were badly torn, but she received no danger
ons wounds.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
RUTLAND. TUESDAY. JUNE I3. 1897

s, AHrucAv SasiNolE. One dav. luaa1c Anss
ca and "a other cavalier. pbhe ndnr about The
village chatting smi'iahy. extended their ujc ipio
The adlaeca, GclJs NJ Intending y, ,cn,nrc far
snd beng ga ocglgeul mood ,hry sore ro dcfen.
ave armour nor auy weapons but swords. cxccp,
ing one " lLoIr uaaihcr named Es,c,en Persda
Who had hciiue, sud laoc~. Thus saun,eunc
along con,cfsiag they sped IN glade " tie woods
hard by. a male aud female Indian and spurrcd Coz.
ward t1 nnkc them pusoHere. The female was go
terrified at the sight Of The hofsemcn tina, she stood
Ike Que peit,Gcd. The husband seiEed her 10 his
arms, ran With her 30 the woods and thrust her a.
'nung tho bushes then seeming 10 scofn fgil. he
returned 10 where he had lch hrs bow aud arrows
aud sczing them np. made face again-, the enemy.
'hc Spaniafds were pleased with his spirit and de-
tornii,,s.d sshe i..ss -i.s~ r,nairg un,n b,,n
The cfore before be had time To discharge a. arrow
they threw HIM down auG crowded upon him IA
prevent bis rising, while Esiclan Pcgndo with his
lance kept h,m TO the ground. Tie harder le
wos pressed the more furious he became. lie
wrlthcd aud struggled under the hurse. feet. aud
wounded them in The lanks aud belly " III thrusls
Of his bow. Al leogth, with a desperate effort he
sprang on his feet seized his bow IN both houds
and dealt E=tIyau Pcgodo such blow across the
forehead that the blood strcsmod down his face.
plague on II cred Pcgadu, IF We treat th. say.
age thus dainuly, be will hill us all seven" So
saying, lac rose in his sirrups, thrust b,s lance
through the breast Of the Indian, and pinned hmiu
the Garth. In this rough ARRAY oil the horses were
OF less wounded and one of them afterwards
died of his wounds. Tho cavaliers returned TO the
camp, wondering at the tcmcrity and proves Of
the savage, aud not little ashamed to confess that
ohe single Indian had treated nem so roughly.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

TnE QUEEN on ENGLAND. The Queen that is to
DC VIC mean. II sho lives long enough, aud no rev.
oluioD shall deprive her OF The sccptre which Of
right is hers, Princess Victoria Of whom are
writing, is at present in her 18Th year she is in
the bud Of womanhood, and as beautiful to the eye
as the full blown and the beauty of her per
son, &c are told. is only excelled by the 5rlliuncy
Of her mind, which she is ambitious still further to
improve. The King, her uncle is far advan-
ccd IN years that II is than probable lie Prin-
cess will soon become the Queen Of England, aud
wcld tho dcsincs the triple thrones Of Eng land
Scotland. and Ireland. he 1t so--for If oil is true
that is said, she has as Napoleon said Of dear
TO him, ''the head OF q man upon The shoulders Of
Il woman." The mother Of The Princess is the
Duchess of Kent, aud sister of Leopold King OF
Belgium: Princess Victoria upon the throne OF
England, Donna Maria upon the throne of Pouu-
gal, and Isabella OF Naples, would form new and
brilliant era in the Courts Of Europe, reminding us
Of the by-gOne days when the Cathnrincs aud H.
lizobelhs, and the daughters of Napoleon ruled the
destinies of the pfoudes, kingdoms of the old world
governing the people Of their charge well and
S wisely the oldest rnonarcbs OF the WORLDLY
Yonk Express.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

coon LESSON To M LEARNFD. Thuso men
who are doing comfortable business "a the country
csn learn COCO lesson By The dlsitesses Of the
tmes-snd ih3i is a. be eoatoaiod wuh tb,r bot.
Nhsn OihcTs, Engaged m speculation a. extensive
trade, SECURING fortunes slmost ~ day tLey
were disposed 20 be dissatisfied ~ilh their sow but
certain gains. and SIGH 10 be among Their mote for.
iVDste friends. Bot nos the scene % changed -
Thai "richss take 20 themselves wiugs and fec a.
Nsy" has been terribly VENTED Many who a
year since, were worth iSeni!, hiy. ADD an Auud-
red thousand dollars IRE nov bankrUpls FOR large
smoBni. Thousands Of spectators Sho were
worth fortune On paper. are no~ without COP.
per. Bot The business of the country, who vac
sati s6ed with sms.l bot ssle business is s,ill
sure ground. and is saved from 4. The uisefy q =
safe Of bsBkruPey.-H4mPshire Gdi,ne
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

CumoUs TRIAL. The Southern correspondent Of
The New Yo~k E,ening Star writes that a strange
circumstance. is about 10 indigo inycs,irstion IN
in Jones county Geo:gia. II apears that cgh-
teen years ago a lad about eighteen years Of age,
left his hone his faihor died aud lell lsfee
property, and be not bong heard from. hi, esial,
was divided and lis sharc. ,fome thirty thousand
dollars Was divided among those Jeff Within q
iew months. he has appeared and laid clam 10 he
property: his mother denies inp, aud Gays be- Is az
importoT as The roa' person died sometime ago DO
New Orleans, and she paid his funeral expenses
lie Is to be tried a. an iDposior Opimun is
qualify divided 10 regard Ia me identity snmc a.
vow that he Is the man others a. de>idediy contend
hat be is not. Ilc iss the zane mako as tic sop
posed dead lndyldual--a scar On one ofhs legs and
J,ui Of one OF h,s fugcrs hmputated. lie related
numerous c.rcumsisnccs connected wi'h Ais leaving
aud cariy youth sad there are many be cannot rc-
uenber.-- Phh sat Co"rier.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

4 gentleman, IA director IN one of the Yer.
meat Dsnksj nrrl we'd ~ town on Saturday morning.
sith $4,000 dollars IN small notes of HE Bank Of
BeeningAn, which lac readily Disposed Of at , per
cent. Frrr-,un for city money; the city money he
invested 10 the larger notes OF The New England
Banks a per esnt. Discount, aud on Saturday az
,efnoon took Tie bosl Tor Boston and at 10 O clock
this N lrl,ng, deposited The amount In old Suffolk
al profit Of about $3.50 pretty good opera
for four dsys.--N T. Star.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

Music. II is now proposed that this shall be
made a regular branch in our schools, and every
lricrd ofthc people must wish success 10 tie oxpor-
imcni. am no, called TO speak OF all the good
influences of music, particularly OF the strength
which it may and ought to give to religious scnt-
menl, and TO oil pure and generous emotions. Re-
gsrded merely as refined pleasure, ii hes favor.
able bearing on public morals. Let taste and skill
in this beautiful art be spread among us, and eve
~ family will have d new resource home vii.
gain a new attraction /; soclql intercourse will be
more cheerful aud innocent pubic amnscmen,
sail DO furnished to the community. Public a.
musoments Bringing mnltltudes together to KIN
die y.ilh ono emotion, to share he same innocen,
JOY, have humsulzng influence and among these
bonds OF society, perhaps one produces so much
unrnNsd good as music. What fallness Il enjoy
meut has our Creator placed within roach, by
surrounding us with an atmosphere which may be
shaped to sweet sounds. And yet this goodness
aimost lost upon Us through want Of culture OF
the organ by Which bis provision is to be enjoyed.
Dr.. Cumming.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

ft.y ~ NJ heape nv goHil- hotne
.. rh"sr rudr apssutaiss flsf
Jhs fvutrsfs sa,es ehsssirs tsr
isoa ,i.-ss cod Nastis.fa ikisr.
Ibes sss. ibpsgb a~sst 81. cong " gives
NJ harp 'ssr srd ~iis
ksa tha.gh st-est a.. rotss q irs
Vet am sorrow . chiid.
IieY ~ Ia hss5iess and aioae.
w. sosnc scclaccd dell,
VIII so. = RAJ 30 ligls my path.
Asd sose 10 love me well
Ihsi hsse nrsef kao~a ti,o ~oiB
Aod AZ ts gla'ges. ,hiHgs
Nu' felt The Tsy Which hnn~icdse team
ia as assiefsous wings
Add ti,ry al PIT ne : they feel
How trssnepl - M stay.
Uricss sas.e bi.i,lon ligia should eicam
lg@n my t'osbied way
1ies FEST that ind ihose dafLsolpc Wilde
Tho loael, tiaaef may dc.
Iahsedesi by tie worlds cold ifoxn,
hHd pleasure tearicss s)o.
They know noi that though rude III. path.
With Mid snd uataFood slce.
rs Nlroa IA ch,ldhood's happy day.,
Nv fsol can wau5cf free.
il,gh ovri hall and mountain side.
ny greenwood. iouai aud bower.
Light 80 the n I'd de.rE aitless leap.
Ia susnn.ef's gaYcst hour.
TbsJ Know Dot that. though rude and DARK
Thoso mosntsin hau0ts may seem,
Tia, Friendship sheds her genial ray,
On every sunny stream
And though the flowers which deck any path
Are hueiess all Aad Wild,
Yet summers warm and glsd.ome beam
Has o'cr them kiaily smiled
Thsy know not that The gentle az
Which Kisses on my brow.
hnd whispers me ofholy things
Through every leaf, Dough
The calm and misty twilight hour,
The greenwood Wild aud free,
Anlthat the friends lave too well,
Afo all the world to ioc,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

Singular and ueioaosoiy DAN. 4 stone school
house on he Iisle Rosd near Rochester, \. y.
wns struck with lightning iho afternoon OF No. oh.
There were 80 sclolsrs ~ u, bot only one struck
"a con Of Mr. Ia Griffith. Nho was instantaneous
D. ALLIED. end a MIR Zenus Fat,en, who had taken
shelter ~ the porch uud was standing 10 tie door.
90 fatally injured t.,ui tine egonizng paroxgf ms
which u sroyghI en- would II vas believed. cause
bis dealA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

Sksolasg Calsmit I'VE are panied TO learn
from The Wooster ~ syBe eoanig, Ohio, journal.
thai Dosi da,fsssi fire and lOss q lives occur
red 40 that coaaA on lc night az she sob uli.
TIE house bsssagNyt0 Mr Bslebel vas Consumed
By Ere and shocking relate, foaf 0f hs children,
The esesss ssugoler shout 10 yean fsge perish
ed 10 the es@ss. The ERE 10 supposed 10 have or
agins,sd frOn irAr lure IN the chimney.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

Silence is tie sofiest response ;or all the eoaiTA-
d.pias mat snss iso4 lsPeI,Iue0ee, ysissniy aie
esy.N
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-11
Rclyidcre.

w HEREAS the legislature Of the State o
w Vermont, at their sesslon holden at
Montpelier, in The year uf our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and thirty three, assess' d
a tax Of four cents per acre on all TIC lands
public rights cxccpied) in the town Of Belvi-
dcrc, County Of Franklin, now in the County
Of Lnmcie, IN said state, for the purpose OF
making and I, pairng roads and building
budgcs in said town Of Bclvidere:-And
whereas the legislature Of said slate, at their
session holden at n,vi,;i.v'ivi, ORC thousand
eight hundred and ,hihy-fve, revived the a.
Iotesaid act assessing said tay,-These are 10
warn the propictors and land owners e said
town of Belyidcre, who have not paid their
proportion Of said tax, in labor OF Otherwise,
tQ the committee appointed 10 supefintend tho
OK ocnditure Of the same, or to tie subscr Der,
that 50 much their lnpds wll h' sod at
pub,it vcnduc at ,he dwelling house OF Stick
ney Hodgkns, in the town of Bclvidere il the
county cf Lamoile, on the twentieth day OF
June next, at ten O'Clock III ho !o!cnoo':, -
will be requisite to pay their respective taxes
with costs,
Dated al Bulyidere this 2sth day Of MateH
A. D. 1887 @
8sw3l STlCKNEY loDGKlNS, Collector
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-11
/, WEWTON",S
r a M a CE a

OR GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
EHOR scroffna O. kings evil, sores, ulcers,
IL nervous affections, trembling, debility,
gravel, rheumatis'n relax, dropsy, inteImit-
tent ievere, fever & agua, cholera, &c. &c.--as
u guard ajnst tubercular consumption, jaun-
dico and liver complai Sit is powerful an
ti-spasmodic in removing twitchinss Of the ten
dons, trembling of the stomach, limbs, &C.,
dance Of st. Wins, sour stomach, ricko cts, Gu
taneous erOp tons, such as herpes, letters, salt
rheum, pimPled face, ring worm, and all dis
tas,s arising from impurities Of the blood.
See Bills Of Directi3n and Certificates
The above Panaoea is put up in bottles let.
tered Il. MENTIONS pANACEA, PURI-
FER OF THE BLOOD, MORN. VI and
the cork sealed with red sealing wax, and
stamped |. Newton, NorwcL, VI.
Bills Of directions accompanying each bottle.
Retail price SIPS. For sac Wholesale OF re.
tail by SILAS BURBANK, Jr.
Montpelier, Feb. "a, 1897. SO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-11
commissioners Notice.

WE the subscribers, being appointed III
w the Honorable the ProbUtc Count, forl
the District Of Randolph, Commissioners I'd
receive, examine and adjus, all claims and de /
minds OF all persons, against lhe estate q
Sybil Pembor, late OF Randolph, 10 said ds1
,iict, deceased, represented insovcnt, and al
20. all claims and demands exhibited in offset
the oio; and six months from the first day Of
February, \. d. 1887 being allowed by said
court for that purpose, we do therefore hereby 4
give notice, thar we will attend 10 the business
OF our said appointment, at the dwelling houso
Of William Maxan,, in Randolph, en- the first
Tuesday Of May and July nest from nine o.
clock A NJ. uuiil -four O'Clock P, NJ. on each
of said days.
AARON STORRS, ! Commission
So GILBERT SMITH, ers.