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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16

TIT FoR TAr.-Tho Natcbcz Courier pub,
fishes paragraph from our paper penned bctorc
the elcction,In which We expressed our confidence
in the success Of the democratic candidates The
result shows that this confidence would have been
realized, had not circumstances beyond his con-
troll, prevented Col. Claiborne from taking the
field The following letter will show how much
Of the gift of prophecy is exercised by the pet OF
the Courier. The federal orator, altho' elected,
was deeply mortified at his meager majority, Of.
ten having boastod every where that he would
beat his opponents 5000 votes Putting the
question upon the false issue be rased bs dimin-
ished VOC must have been Illuminating to his
pride. AfIer having appealed 10 all parties 70
sustain whahe deceilfully called the violated rights
Of the State after having canyassed every coun-
" twice and sent out bis emissares, book agents
and clock-pedIars in every direction, he slips in
by only a feir hundred roles over two gentlemen,
one Of whom was not able TO leave his house,
ullh 'iiO Olucl PtlsOhdlif uIihHo"H W lhO-tlHU Us
Of the State. 4 wonderful victory indeed As
for Mr.. Word (who was reelected by still
smaller vote than his Boosting colleague) il is
confessed by all, that he owes his success not to
his genius, eloquence or consistency, but to The
amlabe grin that he wears upon his counienance.
He has certainly grinned himself back 10 Con.
gress, and Prentiss, il is said, will eTpoy him.
Crocketl-ke, 10 gTi" the Speaker out Of his
Char, + no cannot be polked out.
TO The Editor file Louisville Journal.
HoLLH SPRINGS, April &c.
Our Congressional election has just past. Mr..
Prentlss is with Us, and has passed through most
of the counties Of this State. He says, that il
they beat him two thousand votes in the northern
part Of the State, he and his colleague will then.
no doubt, be elected by al least three thousand.
This county gave 1870 votes and majority for
Claiborne and Davis of $50. Preniiss and Word
obtained snla majority in Desoto, and about
80 majority in Pontoloc, ana also a small major
ny IN Lafayette. Yours in haste.
P. S. Word is but few votes behind Prem.
liss.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16
BEAurIEs OF VINO CONSISTENT.

The Sum- wing journal at Jackson and a
|csscr llmnary that occasionally appears in this re-
esion. dcnounces the issue Of Treasury Notes to pay
pr the public dues, and which are worth here pre-
nium OF 5per cent over specie, (rom their trans
ebhty) all from As to so per cent over Real Es-
Pate and Brandon bank paper; yet the former JOUR-
pal in the very next column, encourages and praises
new shin-plasttr shop in Yazoo county, IN its lie
aI issue Of rags that will not pay tavern bll or
Pei hungry dog.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16

The QJAH-STATE-RGurs, national BANK
MEN-THER PoslrioN.-The rumo ralIuded to
IN late number Of the " Argus" of an unpIoas-
ant correspondence between the President and
Mr. Calhoun, is, we have ascertalned, entirely
without foundation. The South Carolina patriot
is warmly and most ably supporting with bis votes
and all tho powers ofhs uaequa,'ed intellect, the
leading measures otthe Administration, well know
ing that those measures are dictated by the sric
test regard lo Staterights, are sanctioned by the
express letter Of the constitution, and intended 10
promote the prosperity of the people. The truth
IS, the uniform and able support Mr.. Calhoun is
giving to Mr. Van Buren,, is not only CALLING bui
dishearening to the whole federal phaanx, par
tlcularly to the renegade recruits who have been
mustered into the whig army from the State-rghts
ranks. We have many such in this State. and
every speech made by Mr.. Calhoun is FIJI bv
them as rebuko Of their apos@cy. They shy-
or and hang down their heads, ashamed of them
selves when they read Mr.. Calhouns powerful ar.
gumcnts, in defence Of the admmisrauon-bov
feel that they are herding with party which has
no sympathy with The souih-with amagamation
men aud aboionlsts-and yet having once
joined the edcralists, they continue to act and
vote with them without the moral courage TO loI-
low the Influences of their own judgments. Such
IS the real situation Of many Saterghts men in
Mississippi now acting with the federal, bank par
ty. If they have the spirit Of freomcn they will
burst away from this subsection to party alien
in all things to themselves they viii observe the
position Of their great and unAinchng advocate
ia the Senate Of the United States they will see
the position Of South Carolina, where ninetenhs
Of the people approve Of Mr.Yan Bmen's recon-
mendations, and they will find in these, besides
the impulses of their own patriotism, additional
reasons for leaving the federal cohorts to rally
with Mr. Van Buren, and Mr. Calhoun around the
standard Of the Constitution and of Southern
rghts--a standard, raised in glorious cause,
which Clay and Webster are cndeayorng as for
years past, to destroy by an unhoIy combination
with the hordes Of laaaticism, but which will be
defended to fhe last hour, by every man sincerely
attached 10 Democratic institutions and State
rights.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16

IuE FEOERAL Panty AND ABOLITION.
The National Gazette or Philadelphia, well
known as the mouth piece Of Mr.. Bidde, traces
up tue conaasra,ioa Of Pennsylvania Hall, the
head quarters Of Abolition, to the Administration.
The AbolInon.sts themselves whenever they are
mobbed, Impute It to the Democratic party. Da-
yid Paul Brown, the most distinguished advocate
IN Philadelphia, a leading Wing and director Of
the United States Bank, in avJwlng himself an
abohhonis,, makes the same charge. What
stronger evidence does the South require that the
North IS divided into two great parties, VIZ the
democratic, antl-bank party, against abolition and
ron rnE SoUrH and the Federal wing banl,
party, for abolition, and AGAINST rnE SorrH.
To this latter party Mr.. Clay belongs, as do his
leading partizaas IN Congress. The Argus can
not deny 1t.
TIE Sun, paPcrpaied at Jackson ia th,s
State, and which assumes to speak uu,horatiyely
for the great Wing patty Of Mississippi thus
alludes to Nlr. Calhoun:
Nodoub, they ,thc state rights mem look upon
l.e apo7acF of the man they once hoaorel, with
feeling o. deep regret bat they musc with their
emotions the iceAngs OF contempt
THIS editor is like the little boy who travelled
q? to the top OF potato hill, and lancicd he saw
,ae whole world. What win become Of Mr..
Calhoun when he learns tia, the gentleman
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-16

Take Notice.
n Aha be absent from Columbus for a short
n time, and have appointed Col. j. W. Byrn
my agent until my return.
June 9-49G DAVID LLOYD
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-31
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN BosToN,,,
TREMBLING AMONG TnE MEDICAL
FACULTY.!!

yr learn that the distinguished Dr. Watson, go
w wsihinsion street. and DR.. : c. Howeit, the
esct rael boDosrt,,r 2J7 Washington street 1.-TWO of
the M Il skltl practitioners in Boston, hayios wiines
sel the happy effects "f Gocicks Natchess Saoa,ve a.
several cases which have IN, or Their observation.
ha,s gree the general Agent II this sreo modern med
cir-, yeru,itsu rtict ~ ihUr1 through the uu ir
5our.A,s. L. u with pleasure uolcc such ct. OF
4snterese1 tcnc yo,cnce aud ihs noble generosity OF
Dr.. ani ", bespcats their genuine rllauthfo9hy.
III undors -nj, Dr. Gstron Is ui the opinion i al a.
tie nsliv- has cre-tcl such tremendous trrl,nsaf
suong ne .Hsdicai I0cuut. II nuit be u.otlu. extra
ordinary and Jar superior 10 the common uosiruus Of
tie dayand there cannot be douti. but when The ir
tues q this greet &c shall be duly appreciated ~
PhysoiEns. thry vii frankly aeznawlcd. e u Co DO The
most Vaiasao Adlninn which has been ma e 10 the
.daifris .Nedics tsce The dayi 81 VPpOCRA TTS
Hr further lcarr that tbe general Ascut OF The San
ar" hsi the Liberty 90 feisr his fellow caens 10 DE-
Hewst lar two reg f.erstjng cafo winch came VI,
m 30 se'iso Il the Doctor. Ous oG tho cures n.
We learn. ~, sH'eied upou =. ouug sly ai cl,d Nh
'LrahAa AusoFss-sni 80 SERIOUS ives her comlla mt
thE, ne uGsble to submt - De- IT, u,usl mode II
usat-en, - tnch cstos. lie advised her 10 try the
SsnAtttc, sha "a -. snd before IA sing one uhsi a.,
su'its'' cured shl NORA TESTiGE OF mn ms
f.4AE kF.MfLfN ftf Another. 4 geBtlsnlap ss..l
IS pronounce ~ ~ who kncw him, 10 be Ia . ~COS.
fihedkD CoNSt .NFTyO.T,' Wa wonderfully re,ior.
81 health ~ the q .lg one haI Il The Sa,tr.
-s4 As a Ho~ well sai about atl dais baf,n,l, o.,
x,uaI'
ia ,hias the open sni candid course rur,gel b,
d.. b-tsln aoi Hewslt richly euirl., them 10 tl,s
ls'tus gr4igius 81 the ubit-althoush the, may t.,.
ne whole PhasEs Ct ths .Hedcal Faculty proloag,.p.
upoa theaa,
AHsr r-ains the shove. ard tie G.loHiu- .,,,sr,
from i'aers siafessed 60 Dr Bs~lanl ~ A., A.,-t.
Who ess in' HsNs1, dsobi h psser, Of the a. lt,
ssasuss
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-31
Consumption T!

YEl Aeit.Y ' niSAry. u rapidly ntrvs', 50
IL ueslrctfi Il 40 feqsefste asi lcfr6c maiufi
=, An rieunntr. violrat aui c,uyn,tfo cough ~ TIC
inevitable i,frtguner. whs bcrit 'cdoi ihe lul"osft
Contutnston snd us atiepdaat ifaiB 81 horr.c in-
creased htai aud pulse, oppression 81 20, breast;
rnsnish sud N Gods ~ tic is 81 appetite snl nrffas
oi ihr.t. liberated u1 tas sld hr o. t'tr.
srucf- cmsclaiun of the hni,, shii,Hilcl eNir 1''
rNc.ss,re n1i weakening drciatees.stkuh B itf r1ss.
rrasiraten Of strength surnrE ians ou Buf,u cha,
swollen {, si and cs. au at cu.ih. whsle She tcch,I
suf sl sars ulur Of iir, ~ 'Atrcmes Hr "s".
riz,us death Thee evils may be uUycd 10 'hr cui Va
the timely administration cd that long tired sad S"1s-
Ole medicine.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-31
IslitiSfcectai Uaisnmiqnr.
n. u. DOW Ms
reg efdbIe E0isanaic EfiCtr.

THOR Coughs, Code Consumption. Caiarfh Group
~ Auhma, Nho"rlug CUnsb, aud a. an other d.tess
- ST lhe head, chfsi aud longs.
Iaini biets coutnuinS history 81 tho med cinr--a
sfc'ch "a tho difeeos or vhcht ist,cunmeudfd, Ger
f.aty. irnm uBqurttopebc touregs~uple jirtriiuns
arramruuy"g each bcttic--na! he had otsny vtthc A.
s.uc'ss. gtatis.
CERTiTirATfs.
Tor The hcucft 1.-THE afflicted, beg leave g. give the
Ret. y. 80. nowps Nogetubic b1samle tSlr. lie hEb.
tf u'th'r teConiiurndatiop. have gNtntt to ch'd
a pr whose lungs vrtt evidently dangerously rf cited
'fa Whom w were much tlarmt0hlttt hatlu- tr,d
m.uY rfhtgrcWtdts u VaIuihc result isfbo lsgae, d,
ov aU,ru'ly removed oud ,lc ldret.rcJ to lee.lh.
,o tLt,t this, one lh.sl only Dos been u.od
slEliltN CHANDLER.
s'aphui:e, juno q, 1886.
he above medicine is Tor sale Of ihc Rutland Eook
Store. tY
l1u W.FAY, .7ccaL
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DIR RELIES
ASTUMATIC PILLS

vhich have been known 10 persons surro' 81 "a
have been Ter gone IA corsun rou, and r2hblns al
the appearance of approaching sn lnn. Price, whole
boxes. 20 Pits, st-hslflo. by fiii,, 81 c,s.
q KreIa AIRED by T. KlDDEB. 90 Cont a. Hostun.
sole proprietor and Successor To- DE- Conway. FIR ,fc
boy his foi4l appoiltmc tby DAStEIs & BTit Nut-
land IFyI LEWIS, W els; and ADAMS WARNER &
Co, Ludlow.
Nu2 Sept. 2GcGwiy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-31
ISAAC D. RICH.
nr.,rn rlsr orrrer. Pa. .Mnrch !. leaa.

TIk'TR n ST VTTICF, Ia. .Nnrch ], TU3H.
Dtsr Sir-Sinro last wrote YOU. have seen several
perous who have been using the Sauaiive aud IN ereV
case has proved it.eii, worthy the bears 4
Young man. Rrl,r Nclhery, had been WASTING away il
seaisd consumption fer the last two ychrssud ~
Ing thI- cne about six weeks bis cough. paius. e.
lett him entirely. and lac is SO well Us 20 be about
his ordinary business.
l1Accd sr, from tho rapd,y Of the sales the value OF
the S,usuve may be safely determined. am wholly
out have daily calls for IT, and wih you would forward
me more Don possible. Yours. sc.
a. LOGAN,P. VI.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-31

aI:4Ih Of TEE.vONIl ATarr,i-te Css.,
Dafr,of 81 laDlaro., Q, a ho.I.a at F.a.,a,,
~i,h'n snl isf The distract s.fc,.ll on iag lTliL m
Jolly, 1893
ire-'nt Alison WAnaur. J..l,o.
m iHi,fumeHi purIariilz 90 De- tLe ast NsII st &C..
tSn'eni - tetsF tfsrs. late nf raairt . .sd st,,t
&C. ss''' beng ifer'ni'd 10 iht Court lore ~ Ei,b.
49, 's ,a'"r iler''o nsuel of g5o hsie Il o.
70 s neihsl appear 81 d ssid Coor 40 4.
eo'ea al he Office Of the Judge 10 Poul'pey on he etb
dsy q August neat. sul sheW oause II s1y ,by b.y,
.s.,n'' lhs pFoosie oi'sd Will ar which Parposs i, !,
De Peol'shsd ~ iAs Rutland Head prnieJ a, Rot.
sn' th'se week. ,soossissiy as sOoa a. may Be.
tue ecfy 81 record
s II MERRILL Rs.u,,,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-31

Ilii9 may certify that for a long time have been
uonh'ed WITH a violent paln in my stomach. which was
tea my ngtIRnd oducod low that nv lie wa
dfsI"itod ci physicuns could render NE no essential
service aud was giving away to despair. whoa wa
Pr'uaGeI WIN much reluctance 10 try the ofcctoi y II
Downs Basamic Elixir and II i. with plensprc r,pf;.
tnde aud confidence that state that IT is nv Grm boz
"el lhuI II saved my life aud since | have began 10
use IL have been gradually improving so that can
'ai'r aud believe that II follow IT up II will oyrnlu-
ally restore To my former health Ith.rrG.rc c..
teen It my driy 'o make Inns public ackuowl,d mont
'or tic benefit ola suffering community
Fairfield, Juno H. 1887. 4,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-31

from The Postmaster OF Clnrcmont, Y. IT,
0y"The sbnve powerful aud invaluable m, d cine is
doing wonder ~ this section Of the country well us
IN other. Applcai ms for it have been made in yar.
Gus pieces IN this vicinity. young lady IN this tow
has bern restored ON n consumption and confirmed Ia
health by the use ot iiNo mistake She had been Wis
tied by various phys Clans but all 10 no purn So. one
piial of this medicine produced the long deared ,Gect
few more houlestf this elhcscious medicine may be
found at the Post Office If an he'd for J. NYE.
Sole Agent for Claremont.
C!aremont, April 90, 1893"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-31
DDNlEL WOSHERlS EsT8 M.

DvbiefV EOAald, IS. lrS at Special rr,In,
Court held at II taud in SAID district thi G,h day ,t
July A. u. 1888.
Pc'"ui WI. NALL. Judge.
To all persons concerned IA the estate Of DanI n ,
late oi Iinmouth deceased Gr,.l..
Whereas, the idmini.trttor Of the csla,, az ,a.. .
ceased, having rIopos, 10 euder an ar,ouut co. h. tl
nnislatou and present his account ngaius, s.l ,,.
allowance,
O,dtrfi, That emil recount bc tyaaueI al r,,....,,
~ said Probate Court toie lol5cuat l.ututf o, n-
Grst Monday Of August next aud t.rtn rub' C. tunoi
order he rothshod N the Rutland Horal, printed D..
E"'.ord three week. 'uceoeinIy Which sh.,l Dc sp..
crulro'c toa'' concerned 30 o., tc.gaul ol i,.llI.
20 d they c,u.e.
H. 3 10USLEE, R-g..tr
1 true cory OF roc1rl,
90 H. y. YOUELEE. g.,ju,,
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PLyMoru, Mass. Feb. 6, 1888


Dear SirI have abundance of mattert to tell YOU
corning the Sansge.where it has performed when
hose who have bought it had scarcely any faith in its
efficacy. We have person able 10 attend 10 her
domestic concerns, who at the time she need
taking IT. uGncd 20 her cha mher aud prosiraicd her
ttd | viii I'll you more vhcoI see you.
Repeatedly, &c
ISAAC 3. RICH.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-31

wrsrrtrIu rosr OTurr, y. Y. Fob. &c. 1893.
Dear sir --vtrl Ftrs y case demand tbe safvhvt
81 whatever o. ;~ntc eco bc sent 60 iuc. ] hos 81 o-
~ some astonishing cures already, and csunvt pa ior
the srks.c you say IS on the way. wish you would
,eud ne half dozen yhisls ty Min. paj viii put
the price If postage the Sensitive. bout tsii
10 senu by The mail will come by weight ut yer
ounce as potse, enj shall expect tin !! days from
date, You're &C
ORRIs NlCHOI s. F. ~
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EsrauG,rcell,s Pills.


"The true riches ot Lie are Ecalth.''
I'VE know that health and pbliy To labor l. the wealth
or countries 10 preserve Therefore, that health by nau
ra means as grand moral and political sceSc to fulfil
which, requires our utmost attention
The unprecedented success which has resulted from Bran
dreths Pills during period olupwards Of eehy five years
the numerous and extraordinary which they have
performed upon hundreds Of individuals whom they have
cscued from. sVtnbe death, amer they had
pronounced ncurable by the of the faculty.
Justify DIR Brandfeh the proprietor of this universal med
cine IN warmly and consclentousy recommending 10 the
special notice Of the public
DIR Brandreth wishes mankind consider this truth that
health depends the state OF puty IN winch the blood
kept every part of The body being supplied daly with
blood sumed c0nseouently accurnp 10
the pureness o that blood the Of the body
less healthy To obtain therefore .he most direct
purifier Of the blood is question Of little importance
That Bnndrc,hs Pills the most direct purifiers orhc
blood there viii be doubt whent known that they
n'nnsic merit proved O' Tue numerous cures which they
have accou pli.hcd ~ e cry variety ofdiseaso
The peculiar action Of these pulls surprising their
Operations heinR more or less powerful according To- the
2uroncss OF the circulating fluid. On person r state
Of health. who Is only cOstyc slightly bilious they will
be scarcely cl on the contrary the complaint he chronic
and tie constitution be much drangod the effect generally
al first most powerful until the system be freed
oi vatcd aud urp.d hunurs This accompl,s h..
cd doses sulicielt TO two or three cvaculons
daily. will the disease and the will
Toe restored To state 81 health and vipor
These pills recommended by thousands OF persons
whom they have cured OF consumption, nucnzl colds in.
digestion dy,pepsil headache, asthma govt, ricunasn,
nervous diseases, Ner complaints pieuusy, depression ol
sPs MS palsy, dropy, Group, coughs, whoopng cough
quinsy cholc, chocra mobUs gravel WORMS dysenlary
deafness, scroiua crysipelas 1t Anthony lire. salt
theum, white swchEs, cancers tumots sweilcd and
legs. piles cosycntss, all efupons Of tie skim female
c"mp' OF every kind especially obstrucons rea&atons
sc &c.
Such the reputation. and great the demand for tie
Genuine "Hrahdretbs Vegetable Universal Plls" that
counterfeit article made Gdueiied and sold genuine
and some individuals who sell the counterfeit pitts have
advertised Memserts my agents, and have found ne
cessary Ia preserve the reputation Of nv nils and save the
public from imposition to furnish every agent with
| onto. which s 5 follows
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THE UTLAND HERAL

asscrs IN Amsrics. rcc three anil cne ihiri rix dol
'su (ss 40l r,srhsif ounce.
1Ffurssir ~ she Rutisni Book sicte by ". fAY.--
.5r,nt rrct so 20 per bottle. Devon
IrNIIENf- .freai Wrtfs VI
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ORRls NICHOLS, P. ".
UAnrronD. CT April 1888.

HARTToRD. CT. April H. 1888.
Doai Sir-Ny daughter, who had di,ireaing cough.
raised greet deal OF matter, and who afflicted with
palptiahon ofH heart has taken phsl Of the Sana-
tive and is WE'LL Others also bear testimony To
its good Effects. Yours repeatedly.
{. X. CO.MSrOCk,
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SUB AGENTS.

Geo. n fth, Nidllobuty. .jdiison County.
q. Keith, Sholiun, FrdHkim
Z. T.. morse. Crshshury. OrieGns
John Ke,scy, Dsuyiiie, CALEDONIA
N C. Goddard, Windsor. Uindior
NJ "IsA'snl, Bellows Falls ~ ,1fsoy
II. " Por.ct, Rattan, Rutland
w w. CoJweli, Mon'psler, Harrington
Foster Grow. c. el.,a ORANGE
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Tsstf Do nirhhic ist fcitct Si.mp. Sasd norss RE
i no-fd slate Perc,ls Steel reps. Silver rcrrts sri
fcncH Points rccts. Conhs Comuon Wsfcn Tar.p,,.
DO snd dr of atgr seals "A tec assotmrut OF nuth
Qaius. Soairs end Hisidcft Motto Scss Mtsssynto
ltuslcs IA great variety II Ws,,r rartt a.. &c.
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o~hssn Fosr orrcy. hsias, March n 1874
Dew sar -The Ms'chisss Sensitive IA, h.s. vor.l.t
ssi ssse' ib sersfs rsf - the issa I.aJ pl.l 60
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HAvrtuttt Nafs March 80. 1885
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cge ga phch tine -auativc has proved ycry heut6cia
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lcsrsr. Nours truly.
THos G.. FARNsWoRTu.
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NOTICE TO RYoslsTs m VERMONT

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d. ooatcus.ui. respectfully, Ae
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