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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-30

sE55-We notice That the Bellows Falls Gazette,
and some others of our brethren, are laborng I'M
der mistake in surprising the locofoco candidate
for Governor to be Smile and Banl, Reform
Junior It's all Il mistake, gentlemen and as
neighbor Smile has no organ nearer than Mont
pelier, we will just set you right before lection.
Now it's merely the sold line renewed old dad
dy Smile himself-lhe knight of,he pint cup and
yard stick-who has made fortune by putting
together gallon Of new rnm, jewsharp, stick
of tape, &c. and dollar in money, and taking a
mortgage of poor mans farm He is, of course,
a-pure democrdt.-LamoHle Whg.
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A Miss Rogers of New York city, celebrated
for her beauty, who had been employed in tend
ing cignr store has lately been found drowned
in the Hudson, aud is supposed TO have been u'Ir-
dered.
There is not II doubt that Miss Rogers was bru-
tally treated by gang of ruflians, and then muir
dercd. The nurdcrers have not yet been dscov-
cred. Two persons have been arrested on sus-
picion, examined and discha rged.
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VERMONT HISTORICAL AND ANTIGUA
RIAN SOCIETY.

The first annual meeting of this Society will he
held at the Brick Church, in Montpelier on the
third Thursday, (2lst,) of October next ut seven
o'clock, =. NJ. for the election of officers and the
transaction OF such business ms may properly come
before the meeting. public address may be ex-
pec,ed on the occason.-The object Of this asso .
citation is TO collect and procure materials for the
civil and natural history Of Vermont. report
of the condition of the library and cabinet will
be made to the meeting aud all persons inter
ested are invited to attend.
The Society was duly organized, agreeably to
the act of incorporation Oct 81, 1910, and the
following persons elected officers for the present
yeAr.
President-Henry Stevens, Esq Barnet
Vice PresidentS-His Exc'y Silas II. Jenison,
Shoreham, Hon. Isaac F. Retlfed, Montpelier.
George b. Manser, Esq. Montpelier, Recording
Secretary.
d. P. Thompson, Esq. Montpelier, Correspond
ing Secretary.
Henry Stevens, Esq. Librarian and Cabinet
keeper.
Directors His Honor d. M. Camp, Derby
Gen. +. p. Walton, Montpelier, Daniel Baldwin
Esq Montpelier, Prof. Geo. W. Benedict, VI
University Prof. Solomon Stoddarl, Mid. College
Norman Williams, Esq Woodstock
GEO. b. MANSER, Rec Sec.
Montpelier, Aug. 10, lS4l.
cG~Prners in Vermont nre requested 10 copy
the above.
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Making per cent assessments for the year;
said per centage be the original amount Of the
premium note, without reference any endorsement and
10 be paid the Treasurer his Office in Montpelier
before the 20h day Oc 1871 being the day Of The
nual meeting of said Company.
Members Of the Company will please tear in mind that
good chance will be given them forward money by
the members Of the Legislature, and it is hoped that
will fail 10 avail themselves of the opportunity.
HARRY VAIL, Treasurer.
Montpelier August 9th ls4l
The printers of each weekly newspaper in this
requested publish above notice three weeks
vry and forward their bills by the members of the Legis-
lature for payment.
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RIEMEMRERl

That the locofoco leaders threaten to REPEAL
all the measures of Relief and Reform adopted
by Wing Congress, and to continue the same
process of agitation, discomfort, and resistance to
the old settled republican policy of the country,
which within the last twelve years has covered
the land with ruin.
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LAW INSTITUTION OF HARVARD

tn UNIVERSITY.
l. II Z Autumn Term of the Law School will comm nco
ON the 9Th day af August next.
The desgn Of llBs---@>.-~-1n IS to afford complete
OF legal education for gentlemen intended for the
bar either Of the United States The course Of nstruc
ton embraces the various branches of Public and Consu
tional Law, Admirably, Maritime Equity and Common
Law with aslona illustrations of Foreign Jurisprudence
The active labors of shai ed equally by Mr.
Justice Story who is Dane Professor Of Law in The Uni
yersy, and by Mr. Greenea the Royal Professor of Law
who has the immediate direction aud superntendence Of
The Law School.
the student IS expected produce testimonials OF good
character He also gives bond Of $500 TO the Steward
with surely resident in Massachusetts,, for The payment
Of College dues, or depossSl4o with the Steward
The fees are at the rate of 500 per annum and are COM
putcd for any period less than quarters for which
sum- without additional charge, students have the use Of
the lecture rooms, the Law and College Libraries and text
books; AMI are admitted oil the public lectures IN the
University They may also study any foreign language IN
the University Tor $40 per annum The Pnce oil BOARD va
IS cents to 81 % per week. Fuel prepared Tor use, is
furnished, al cost by The Steward.
The academlcal year. which commences on the Friday
after the fourth Wednesday in August is divided into two
terms Ct twenty weeks EACH and twovacalons of weeks
each, alternately succeeding each other.
Instruction is gwen by examinations, and oral lectures
and expusons of which each Professor gives at least SIX
every We Elk TO the several classes Moot Court Is hold
in each week, at which cause, previously gwen out IS
argued by four Students and opinion delivered by the
presiding Professor.
All students who have pursued their studies in the Law
School three terms eighteen months who alter hay-
Ing been admitted 10 the bar have pnrsued Their studies IN
the Law School for year. entitled upon the cerh-
cate recommendation OF the Law Faculty TO the degree
Of Bachelor of Laws. In behalf Of the Faculty
SIMON GREENLEAF,
Royal Professor Of Law.
Cambridge Mass, July 80, 1871, loAw
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMM loSlONER'S NOTICE.
N f. the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Honorable, the Probate Court for the District
Of Randolph, commissioners TO receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands oil all persons against
the estate Of Gamaiel Bennett, late Of Villa ms
Town, IN said district, deceased, represented insol
vent, and also oil claims and demands exhibited in
Offset thereto and Elk months from tho 9sh day o.
July, iS4l, being allowed by said court for that pur
pose We do therefore hereby give notice tina, W,
will attend To the business Of our ssd spponlmen
at the dwelling house of Lucy ]. Bennett, of Will
Jamestown, n said District, the last Mondays IL
August aud November next, from nine O'Clock A NJ
| until o'clock p NJ on each Of said days.
JAMES HOPKINS, Commits
JOHN AVERILL. 5 sionen.
Willirmstown, huo. |, 1871. IS
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BEWARE OF SPLIT TICKETS.

A large edition of votes has been sent into Or
nnge County with the names of nominees Of the
Perkinsvile Convention Tor state officers at the
head,-pa with The Wing Senatorial ticket, aud
part with the locofoco Senatorial ticket attached.
We warn the Wings to beware of split tickets.
Look to your ballots, and see that they bear the
right names.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
EBENEZFR LEWIS ESTATE.

EBENELTIK lie W 10 10 III II.
THE subscribers having been appointed by the Honora.
Il bio Probate Court for the District Of Washington,
commissioners 10 receive examine and adjust II claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate Of Ebene
zor Lewis, late Of Montpelier in said district deceased
represented nsolven and the Of six months from the
9th day Of August ls4l, allowed by said Court to the
creditors of said deceased EXHIBIT and prove their
spectve claims before usDo give notice, that will at
tend the duties Of our appointment the dwelling house
Of Mrs. Mary Lewis in Montpelier in said district tho
first Mondays Of October and February next at 10 O'Clock
forenoon, on each OF said days.
JOSEPH HOWES, lConmisson.
JEDUTHUN LooMIS,} en.
August 18th, A. ID. 1891, l9
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REM EN- BIER |!

That the ocofoco leaders persist in supporting
the SUB.TREASURY, with its hard money re-
QUESTIONS, in defiance of the expressed will ofthe
American people, aud with the knowledge that it
will reduce the wages of labor.
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SALE Ar AUCTION.

A GREEABiE To an order from the Probate Court
II there will be sod public vendue IN This village on
Saturday the 4h day of September next, at ono o'clock
P M. all the remaining property of d. z. Johnson, de-
ceased consisting of
SADDLES SADDLERS TOOLS, HARNESSES
and parts do Sheep Skins, prime one horse WAGONS
right in the Free Church. also the right Of redemption in
the Sadderss shop, TRUNKS, and various other arti-
cles Terms Of sale made known at The time.
J. HoWES Administrator.
Montpelier August l7ih 1871. 1s
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
TNHE proprictors and land owners of the town o.
l. Newark in the county Of caledonia, and State Of
Vermont, hereby notified that petition will be
presented to tho Legislature at their session in Oco
her next, praying for tax Of lour cents per
II The taxable lands in said town, for the purpose oil
making aud repairing roads and building bridges il
said town. CHARLES KINNEY
I.ORIAN SLEEPER, Seleclmen.
JABEZ SMITH,
Newark Aug. 4, ls4i. II
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BOSTON NOTICES.
MIIITARY ROOMs

100 Washington street. Boston. Just received from
u ~ the manufacturers IN Europe and America, and
Tor sale at the above lace complete assortment Of mill
ay goods consisting in part Of gold and gilt Epaules gold
and gilt Laces OF all patteusswords from IS to 800
Plumes Of all knds-silk and worsted Sashes-Cap Trim
mng-Bu'tons tor the army navy and revenue together
with stars plates belt mtschains etc which thew offer
on as good terms as any other house in the city.
05mb LOWS B1IT r. Ia Uo.,o,
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n5-"THE FARMER OF LAMOlLLEl-
THE FARMER OF LAMOlLLE n'--shout the
locofoco papers. "1HE FARMER OF La
NOBLE" with vengeance! say we. He's the
'ioOrSt kind of "farner.' BY the 'arts of the
trade he has wormed more poor men into his
debt, and taken mortgage, and eventually deed
of their farms, than any Other man within our
knowledge. That's the way he FARMS it.-La-
noble Whig.
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Mai. for districts 1926

Brighton Market, Aug. 90. $50 beef cattle and
800 stores at market 500 or GOO unsold, several
hundred of which were intended for beef. Pri-
ces first quality 5 so to s IS: second A rs to 5
25; third 3 to 4 25
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Dagsroiype licensees. II any of our read
about n minute TO witness the operaton-le
them call upon Messrs Collins 81 Co. at the Pa
vilion. See advertisement.
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NOTICE.

NHE propetors and land owners in the Of Charles
/ ton, county of Orleans and State of Vermont, are
hereby notified HAT petition will be presented 10 the
Legislature, next to be holden al Montpelier for tax Of
four each Of land in said own pubc rights
exceped Tor the purpose of making and repairing roads
and building bridges IN SAID town.
ALBERT LAWRENCE, Select
IRA BRACKET, men
Char cston. Aug, 18th, lS4l. 10
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SSasssssSySss
A SINN~$N-
THE LAND BILL ORDERED no BE
ENGROssEDi
THE NEW BANK BILL PASSED IN
THE uOVTCE,

We have received the proceedings of Congress
of Monday the 23J. The land bill has been or
dered to be engrossed in the Senate, % to 90
every vote against it being locofoco. An amend
men to the bill was carried, by a union of South
ern Wings and the locos, by which it is provided,
that the distribution shall be suspended, when du-
ties are imposed exceeding 20 per cent. ad valo-
rem. The bill will be passed, and Vermont ,0Ht
get her share. Mark that, Mr.. Age.l
In the House, the new bank bill was passed.
ry enough for one day
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HON. AUGUSTINE CLARKs5 ESTATE,
THE subscribers having been appointed by the Honor
l. able Probate Court for The District Of Washington
commissioners to receive examine, and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate oil Hon. Au'
gustine Cak late Of Montpelier, in said district deceas-
ed represented nsolvent and the Of six months from
The 18th day ofJuy A. d. 1871 allowed, by said Court,
to the creditors of said deceased exhibit and prove their
respective Claims, before usDo give notice that will
attend 10 the duties Of appointment a, the DWELLING
house Of Mah C"itril in Montpelier, said district, on
The first Monday of October and January next, at 10 o.
clock for enOon on each of said days.
JOSEPH REED, Commission
DANIEL BALDWIN, ers.
Montpelier, Aug. 18th, A, d ls4I. 10
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DANIEII baldwin,, ers.
Montpclier Aug. 18th, A. u. lS4I. 10

STATE OF VERMONT, I To the heirs ut law and all
Disrc Of Bradford, So. persons interested in the
Of Simon Blake late of Newbuj in said district Of
Bradford, deceased
VOU arc he,eby notified thai Betsey Blake and os.
b. axe, administrators SAID estate, have pc.
ttoned the Probate Court, in and for sad district, for
further time Of three months, from the 9th day Of Septem
Der, 1871 finish The collection Of certain debts in favor
Of the estate and to make payment of the claims Of the
credorsand that the game assigned for hearing
in ThelfJrd, said district the second Tuesday Of Sep
TENDER. ls4when and where all Pstsons concerned may
appear and object II they cause.
Given in Probate Court, at Thefoid. in said District
this l7th day Of August, ls4l.
Auesl, JOSEPH BERRY, Register.
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REMEMBER |!

That the Wings are still striving to carry out
the same principles which they protested and the
same measures of Reform which they promised
and which the people of Vermont approved in
1910.
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Indictment Of Justice Wiley.-The Grand Jury
have found bill of indictment against Justice
Wiley, for receiving the money stolen from, the
Frederick County Bank, and he was this morning,
held to bail in the sum of $30,OO0-himsef in
$4,000, and two securities in $4,000 each.
NJ T. Express.
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ALABAMA.

Good netcs Good ne,oSi The people have
defeated The locofoco law Of last year, providing
for the election Of Members of Congress by gen
ernl ticket, thus securing two Wing members Of
Congress at the next election. The question was
referred to the people, and the following is the
vote in 81 counties.
For district system, 2l,446
&" general ticket, 1920
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"Be provided with VOTES, and be at the Polls,
EVERY MANIPULATED.
Wings! we second that motion.
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J. @. Adams, in letter written in lS36,declared
his belief that National Bank would become ne
cessary for the country but Z" he had his doubts
whether il should be u bank OF discount"
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HOLLAND.

IIULLAND.
INHE proprie.ors and land in the Of Hol
Il land county Of Orleans and State Of Vermont,
hereby notified that petition will be presented the leg
saiurc to BIZ holden at Montpelier for tax Of four
cents each Of land in sad town public rights
cepled for the purpose of making aud repairing roads
and building bridges in said town.
WIN. HALL.
HENRY PINNEY,S
Holland Aug u, l84I. 10
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MARRIAGES.

In IIardwck, by o. Crosby, Esq. Mr. John Currer to
Miss Mary Ann Lcvcc, both Of H.
At West Lebanon N II. JUL 2lst, by the ev. Prime
has Cook Prof Charles b. IIadduck Of Dartmouth college
to Mrs Caroline Young, daughter Of Richard Kimba
ESQ
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D ESTORATION OF THE HAIR. Haddon-
~ tonfeld, N. ]. Feb. H. 1889. DIR. ID. Jayne,
Sir: take great pleasure in informing you that
The bottle of HAIR TONIC which obtained Of
YOU last October has proved most satisfactory and
successful My hair had for long time been ex.
ceednsly thin But Tor two three years past ii
had so iullen out that my head had become almost
entirely bald. | was under the necessity OF conceal
Jog the badness by combng The HAIR on The sides
il. But now, after using about half bottle Of the
"Tonc," have as luxurant growth of hair as
ever had G. c. PARK,
Late Pastor, Baptist Church at Haddonfeld, N. ].
Prepared only by DR.. Jayne, 20 South THIRD
street. Pha. Price 81. For sale by +. +. W. Al
TON & SONS, Montpelier, W.
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FREEMEN OF BARRE.

VoU are requested to inc ct at the School house in
Il Twhgs village, the first day Of September next,
O'clock p Nj for the purpose of nominating suitable
erEon represent the Town in tho next legislature
s. KIMBBLL,
A. PAIGE
A. TILDEN, Town Com
S. WOOD mittee.
T.. MOWER,
F.CLARK,
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REMEMRERl

That sundry locofoco leaders in Congress, en-
dorsed by the strongest locofoco paper in Ver-
mont, have avowed themselves in favor of a sys-
tenn of DIRECT TAXATION by the federal
government, which would annually draw more
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CuIIDREN DIE OF WORMS.

CHILDREN DIE OF WORMS.
SHERMAN'S Worm Lozenges VIII entirely destroy
y all kinds of worns Over q million of Boxes sold
yearly DR. Zabrskie, Chambers street. Dr. Hunter, 0s
Sixth Avenue pr Castle lo4 do use them IN their practice
MIR Lorng Gross, house carpenter 80 Fulton street,
cured three OF his chdlen of worms by only box Of
Sherman's Worm Lozenges. Children and adults are "a
Ike subject to worms. Only 25 cent? box.
For sale at the Montpelier Bookstore, by Z WAL
TON and SONS. 06
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STATE OF VERMONT,


y. on0 O cb r"pI[ Orange Co. Court June term is4
THIS is an action of eectment, in which the plaintiff
l. claims The siezn and possession Of certain tract
parcel of land with the appurtenances, lying and being in
Bradford The county Of Orange, and described as fol-
lows vz-Bounded on tho north, by the north line Of
Bradford south, by land owned by James Martini east by
land owned by Thomas Rowe, and West by land owned
by Levi Carter, containing about forty be the same
more or less of which premises the plaintiff thai
the 2d day Of September 1929 he well seized and
possessed his fee and continue thereof
ed until the first day OF June 1870 when the defend
ant, without law right and contrary to the will of the
Plaintiff herento enlered and elected expelled and
moved the plaintiff therefrom, and since hath and
still doth keep the plaintiff from the premises taking
the whole profits 10 himself.
This action commenced at this June term, A d
ls4l when it appearing that the defendant had not had
notice of the service of the writ twelve days before the
sitting Of the Court, said is continued and is
dered that notice be given said defendant by pubica-
in the Vermont Waterman and State Journal paper
printed in Montpelier in the county of Washington TIN
weeks successfully the las, publication of which shall be
at least six weeks prevons to the third Tuesday of De
cembcr, A ID lSil,
ROBINS DINsMoRE, Clerk.
SETH AUSTIN, ATTY for Plaintiff.
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REMEM Der

REMEMBER
Wings, one and all, remember that only in u'
ton is there strength
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GREENSBORO'.
rNlE propretors and and town of Greens.
borO, in the county Of Orleans and State of Vermont,
hereby notified that petition wl be presented the
legislature, to be holden Montpelier, for of
four cents each of land in said town. (publc rights
excepted for the purpose Of making and repairing roads
and building bridges in said town.
CHARLES COOK, Jr.
SAMUEL HEEL, Selectmen.
ERASTUS BLANCHARD,
Greensboro. Aug 10. 1871. 10
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VIM. GREENOUGH & Co..

VIM. GREENOUGH 81 CO.,
No. Ia, MERCHANTS ROW, BOSTON,
RI constantly receiving and offer for sale to the
n try trade on the most reasonable terms,
HARDWARE 81 CUTLERY,
consisting oil Sheffield Goods Cireoves and Sons Cast
Steel Files and Edge Tools; Mlwrghts Chisels Plane
Irons Grcaves ard Sons Electro Steel Plane rors Chs
els and Gouges, and By far the best article in The
market Groves and Sons Tyzacks, Taylors Slack Sell
lar and Graysons Sandersons Hand Pannel Back, Com
pass, and Web Saws; Sckesi general assortment Of
Tools, etc. etc. and
TABLE g. SPRING CUTLERY.
Birmingham Goods comprising in part Leg, Trace, and
Halter Chains James and Fox and Hawkins Screws !;
Bed Screws. Coach Screws Badwins Kenricks, and
TaraWs broad and Butts table and back aap pew
and plate Hinges Hooks and Hinges Locks-Carpeners
closet pad wardrobe chest cupboard press, plate blind
and sash fasteners Norfolk laches; brass goods etc
wrought Nails.
AMERICAN HARDWARE.
Iron and steel shovels spades FIRE sets augers
Nashua locks and latches; w. Rowland and Sons and
Fulton Hardware Cos Mill Saws Coles Hammers Lat
ches, ring and improved, Blakcs patent etc. etc.
Composing altogether stock well suited the country
trade-to be sold for cash or approved credit.
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NEWBURY SEMINAR

NEWBURY SEMINARY.
THE FALL TERM of this school will commence on
l. Thursday, the 26h instant and continue twelve
weeks.
Teachers in Spanish and Ialsn-and Music on the p-
ano ioe engaged to supply the places Of those who
have left.
Price Of board and tuition as usual.
LEWIS b. rEBBEfS, Sec. of Board Of Trustees
Newbury, August 7, ls4l. IL
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WORM LOZENGE
FIRE! FIREN FIRE!!,

a SAFE and certain remedy for worms, for sal
n wholesale and retail by S. p. REDFlELD.
Montpelier August ls, 1874. II
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| IMPORTANT! ASTHMA CURED. Putnam,
Ohio, May 10, ls4l. Dear Sr-Doctor HcImck
has osed eight ten bottles OF your Expecior-
ant and has found decided benefit. His health is
better than for several years past and ho appearance
indicates decided improvement in health. His conf
dence in your medicine has induced him TO recom-
mend II to his friends, and informed that
n OF them have been cured, and Others greatly re-
leveG, POTTS & GRAHAM.
DR. d. Jayne.
Prepared only at No. 90 South Third ST. Pha. and
for sale at the Bookstore OF L. P. w ALTON aud
SONS, Montpeer, VT,
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THE members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
i Company hereby notified that the following
mens have been made by the directors all force
on the following days. to wit:
Au MS 21ih. $40 IL of one cent.