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tehoen Arummer Der re9uldren Ernppen.
Aber ou6 BON oeien @aloi5uben B. bic
400 Mann ftarf, olo fie ins @efebt oin=
gen, febrte faum oer aebnte Sbeil lebeno
5uruf. Srabood fab nit farrem glief
oas llnbeil. welbes feline llnbeIonnenbeit
uno 9erin9ibdeuno oes 8einoes onoerids
tst bate. Ser Colonel 6alfett meloete
ibm, Dap Die Sruppen, nacboem he ouf
Den Seino Seuer 8eseben. in orobe 8er=
| lprrun9 9erotben wdreu uno cine fbrecf.
libe ysieoerla9e erlitten bdtten, uno oaB
Die meilten Sffi3iere aet0otet oocr per!pun.
BET pdren. ST bat oen @enerol, bic
Sblobtcronun9 Su dnpern, uno ibm su
9eitatten. oen Seino in leiner 2(rt 3u be-
tdmpfen. Serorieblicb murrte groooof !:
"gSa6, Colonel Sbr pout gub Dor DEN
Strauboieben peritetfen 3 Geio Sbr in
euren olten So9en feiee oelporoen 2" -
6olfett perbeu9te iib, uno erpieoerte be.
leloi9t: Sir MIDI 1T es oaSu fdon 5u ipGt
am Sage ; m09ea Gsp. Grcellens in Der
Sel0belt melne Stelle oertreten. Gr tebr-
te iu een Srummern ieine6 8e0iments 3u-
rl3 uno maro bolo oarauf t0otlib per.
spunoet. 2(l6 ct ittb na9 elmer SteQe UNI
fab, 100 er iein Saupt gum Sterben bin.
le9en fonnte, erblidte ct feline 2tm,ne, pel=
be unter elnem Saume iob uno 8ermun=
oete erquldte; CT wanfte su ibr bin, le9te
leln 9raues Saupt in ben Sbob oer 2u.
ten, 100 ct als Sduelin8 oerubt, uno ttarb.
(Oie Imme oes Golonel's mar Dem Ies
9lmcnt aus Srelano nab 2l,nerifa oefolot.
Nls ipdter eeute aus Gnolano eefbidt
nuroen, UNI Den 2eibuam oe6 Col. Sal
fett oufiuluben, fanben iie Elm tpeiblbes
'Serlppe unter Dem Saume. Die Gimme
bate ibr pFe9efinb, oub ais oe1en eeben
l6on entfloben mar, nitbt perlafen uno 1T
spabrlbeinli6 BON Der Streitart zines ssn-
oianers eet6otet poroen.)
Salo no6 oieier unterrebuns oes Sen.
Sraooof NIT Dem Sol. 6alfett, trof aud,
Den eritern cine &u8el in Die Srult, uno
pdbreno Oct @nnoar5t bemubt por, Den
Slutperluit 5u bemmen. rief ct aus Nun
web ids, ,pic ib's ibnen oos ndbitemal
eintrdnfen mill inoem ct bic Sault bros
bend emporbob.
Seln seibteS Sbr unterfbieo bolo ami.
lben Dem tiefen &nal oer Slinten Die ib6r
feren Der Sd1len. pelbe Die 8aloIbIts
gen fubrten; elm gopitdn pom Stabe Fam
berbei. uno aIs Sraooef merfte, oaB oas
Sllntenfeuer 8ans oufborte, fraote er oie=
fen: "9Sas feuert oenn oa nob fort %
Gr befam sur 2(nt,port: Gsilt @aIbine.
ton, pelber nit oen 8alcfbdeen mob nit
Dem Seinoe fibt, uno bic Slubt Der ubri-
gen Sruppen 5u oefen iuebt.
"Q6!" feufjte 8raocod in oebrobenen
8orten, oa ibm Die Soce5lbmerjen Der
Wunoe foum 5u reoen 9eitatteten: "rei.
ten Sic 3u ibm - ie9nsn Sic ibn - "a
gen Sic ibm Don mir, oab e6 ME 70 melt
eefommen iein puroe, spenn ib ieinem
Tatbe 9efol9t wdre.''
Dies waren feline leeten @orte, er pers
l6ieo auf Dem S6lotbtfelos. Gr puroe
in cine @a9enipur begroben. uno Die Mo=
Gen leitete man abii5tli6 iber Die Gteue,
100 er ein9eidarrt poroen, oamit Die
Snoaner ibre Sieo6tropbden nidt ourb
Die ,6irnbout eines Generals perberrli.
ban mobten.
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3ur nnterbaltun9 uno 8clebruno.
Man nuB Den Telno nie 81 9erins
ihQben.

| lWuEeH.
8ie oefdbrlih e6iit, bon oielem @runo.
LAP abSulpeiben, oapOn liefert Der enoli=
ibe 9ensral Sraooof Elm tparnenbe6 Seis
ipel.
Der 8eneral mar 1854 nit bem 49lfen
uno 5liten Ge9iment in Noroamerifa oe,
lanoet, um She'll on osn Selojueen in
penniploonien uno Sir9uien 9eoen Die
8ranscien uno Snoianer an nebmen.
Srub Wor9en6 am 9. Suli 1854 perIf
berte Der berubmte @oibineton, BET ben
Gn0ldnoern frelspill8 eefolet mar, uno
belm Stoobe i'm Oienlt a!s @eneral: DO
iuoant itano, Dem Sberbefeblsba5er Sen.
Sraoood' oer Seino lperoe nob beute an,
9relfen, neil bic Sransoien nibt itarf ee=
mug 'pdren, um ocn Ineriff in ibren
Werten au erporten, uno ibre milcen
Sunoee9enoi1en. Die Snoianer, ficb nibt
in Den gSduen elmer 8eltuno einIblieben
lleBen. Ser bartnddioe 9eneral Sroo:
ood borte befen flu9en Tatb 9leibeultie
an. Gr iprob BON oer 3a5l uno Sriees.
iubt ieiner europdiiben &rieoer, leiner
&rle9serfabrun8. uno ibwpr bob uno
tbeuer, bis Sonnenunteroaua muroen iei.
ne Saionette fbon auf Dem eroberten
Sort Suesne bIiBen ct beoauerte nur,
Dap @aibinoton's BaloIbueen an Der
Grltelaun9 ees Sorts peno She'll baben
muroen. uno perltberte, ct ,poue ben Selo:
3u9 nit inem m Sbla9e enoieen. 2Sa=
ibln9ton. Ger ieinen Gatb perabtet fab,
panote itb an feline 8reunoe uno bemerf.
te Der Mann pou SeQbitpertrauen irrt
lib febr, ODER ib web nidts BON Der 2(rt,
ple Die Snoioner &rie9 fubren."
Der Seino bielt iib oereeitatt i'm tiefen
6lnterbolt ber urpalOunosn pcrboreen,
oaB Die 9anse Golonne oer enoliIben Grup
pen i6on aber ben Slub Mcnoneabeto sc.
ieet bate, ebe oer 2ln9rif beoann. Mon
fab feinen Seino; ii1eye Sbdi1e fielen
aus Dem oiden @ebuib uno libteten ole
9eibIohenen Geben Der reeuldren 1rup.
pen, oeren peletonfeuer nur Qefte unb
Sldtter traf. uno bic balo in Serpirrune
serietben. Die meiftsn Sffiiiere maren
9et0otet uno bic Golonnen pernibtet. &ein
Snoianer lieB lib bliden. bic bic GneIdn=
Der in ipiloer Slubt pieoer ourb ben Slub
iurudoelpatet ,uaren; oa ipranoen Die
8iloen beruor uno fielen NIT ibren Seal=
picrmehern iiber Die ,nriief f8elahenen 8er.
Wunoeten ber, oeren 9elbrei ibre flGbs
tenoen &ameraoen oeutlib pernabmen.
Ourb so Sransoien uno 256 Snoianer
woren 64 Sffi.iere Don S5, uno Die oolfs
te BON touieno Wann brittilber sSnfante=
rle oet0otet ooer perrpunoet ,poroen. @a.
ibinoton, 9eibwd6t ourb feline foum Il.
beritanoene ibWere Sranebeit uno ourb
Die oroBen Infrenoun9en an oielem "a.
sc 70 erfbopft' Dap ct nur NIT Soulfe iei-
nes Eetfnebts, Der ourb oas feinolidbe
Seuer oran0, um ibm Elm anberes pfero
su brinoen, oafielbe Su beifeieen permob:
te Sein 6ut tpar ourblo6ert unb Die
SbSbe ieines 6ods BON oen feinoliben
Su9eIn in Gtrelfsn seritidslt. Die pirs
oln'lben Walolbussn, burb feline @e9ene
'oart unc isin Seilpiel ermuntert, pa9s
len elhen nutbl3sn Ineriff. Is9ten itd,
'D'e Die mltoen, III eln 8erffecf uno rette
! ten ourd) Gin anboltcnecs 6euevn Die Hud.
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Die oret jSreuoel,.


Der mag mir AUDI Der B brs fsin
Gin Sranfsr Obsr Elm pbliifsr,
Muf jstsn Sail Elm Murrfopf it er,
gSte beibt Der wabrc pr9enbrcbsr
User eibt uns Strait unp qstsnSmutb?
ST IS bsnn nibt Der pols . der,
Der foIbe 9in9s an uns tbut?-
Die &Spfe bdn9en als @dlfe,
ltno Sener ftridt Elm lautss Wert
Seb!t E i n beim frobsn SObisitkfis,
@m @nes Iaufsn 9tas fort.
9snn cbns QS II 1T ,pe perfIsifsrt
Der Wunb, uno fern bIsitt jsocr Sbert;
9cb trinft nur Bsin. fc9sib bsscjftsrs
er sub jur SrtbIibfsit oas lesrS!
Go fobnsn itb bic dr9tsn Seints
Ssim 8ebsr init chamber aus,
llno 9sbn gar oft ols Soerjensf freunot
Sn 8reo' unc Sreues pann nab loaue,
Ser Sitbtr fbaft oa6 Cute, Sb6ns,
ST ibm 8rsunc Sabus babs bcIc;
Der Bsin iit ibm Die Ioippctrsns,
stus Der CT fsins eispsr bet.
g4sr bsi Dem Mdbbsn feinsr gsslt
GAS sSamcrt tu erfebn nitt mast,
Ser ness nur nit 2Ssin bic SsbIe,
Gbnsu 1T bic Sltbi9fst psrjaat.
6at @iner bas &ancncnfiebsr,
Wsnn bn bic stcmmcl ruff sur SbIatt
Der ereife srit gum Ss1er lisbst
gb' tr lib bin jum Sample mabt;
Courage ibafTt ibm ibnsu Der Bsin,
limb tapfsr, slaubt Mrs, baut CT trein,
Drum rer nitt Isbt Zen Ssbsrtlona,
Der blsitt elm Harr ien qsbsIana
2Ssr ftrncr mir nbt llsbt eas Q4 b,
3es qebens lbtnlfsn Ssitpsrtrsb,
9eitbt fbdet csS 28sitss j9immnlSs Ssabsn,
Der mus Gin jesri bon qstsr hattn,
Gs musts fbcn i'm YaratsS
Der altt . a er2 u ea m clse,
llnt tarum bat CT Gag unb Nabt
Srau Gu sn ibOn Die Scur gsmab,
eSsnn glsbs unfer Sosrj tclcbt,
unb Su Den Stsrnsn uns erbstt,
Damn fbwneen ale @rbsnmdn9sI,
limb ale SEeibsr wercen - @n9sl.
Ole liebeno unfsr Sers srfrsun,
Ieit Slumsn unisrn Yfao bsifrsuu!
DaS &Siflbifs bsr Grbsnbinss,
. tubt es in Dem 9clbnen Niuas,
Ger, ais Der qsb' unb Srsus pfant,
Scl9' ensn Gn9sI an unS banb!
Gebt, rpie Elm eess SSeib bic Sor9su
Dem Manne pcn Der Stirne flist,
tlnb ibnl nit jeSem neusn Oscr9sn
Das qeben immsr msbr perIust!
Ssht riifis lib eas Bsb bswssen,
Sn fsinsr ifi0sn edusIibfsit!
90 ifeist une wdbit Oss 6aulss Sssen,
llnb ME sritirbt Die Sdrtlibfsit.
Sebt lie ais Wluttsr sursr &lsinen,
9Sis iis 70 fcreiam iis srSisDt
llno ;drtlib ffillt,br Sbrsin une 1Gsinsn,
llnb unaufbtrIib ab Iib miibt,
llnb fublet ibr tss 2tltsrs Otdnasl,
llub Wist ibr rpsbsr Srclt nod Natb,
9ann wsesr III baS QSsit Der @nael,
Ger sub nit Srcif uno Ssiffano nabt.
Srun'' rrsr auf isinsr Qsbensrsift,
9eibt ansrfsnnt tsS GSeites Gana,
ols'ef, nab bee altsn Sprubs6 Wsife,
Ssrpis Gin Horr fsin qsbslans!
2Ssr, erlttsns, tsn Ssfans nid)t lissst,
llno laute 5srSsns 8rtbG6fst.
unb unfrs 8rsuos fort une tritst
Wsit eeDn unb sift'9sr Sjtttrfst,
o bisfer b6is Harr Der blebe
ilna jeesrisit trti S6ritt pom qsbt!
gs tone ifsts bsiin frcbsn MaDls,
Ysi Wsibern, 9Eein unb &lafrfIana
iint Bel bem frsifentsn Ycfale
Der 8rsunSs bsbrsr scb9sfan9.
Wsnn Wdoben ldbsln, @liisr flin9en,
East un6 AUDI frebe qiebsr lineen!
9Scbl BENT BET mob aus (csrpnsfiGt
gin frebse eebtbsn lin9sn Fam;
Dob tsr nur brittt ftumn unt fife
Hsi antrsr Gun, ia nbt msin W'onn.
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8a5rsans 8, sanse 8aHmer 1873.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-08-01

CHILDISH AS EvER.-The Montpelier Patriot
says the nomination Of Mr.. Paine is evidence that
the Wings wish TO project the manufacturer at The
expense of the wool grower, because Mr.. p. is a
manufacturer J. Wonder, o wise men, mad he
asonished D We ignorant Wings, at such mani
fesation OF intellectual power
On the same principle, then, the nomination Of
Mr.. Smile is evidence that the locos wish to pro-
tect the Twenty-Five per cent money lender and nots
shaver at the expense Of those whose necessities
compel them TO submit TO any demands a purse.
Baron may make, because Mr.. s. is noted hard.
laced money leader aud stock jobler.
The Patriot further deposeth and saith
" So II s natural that the federalists should ally
themselves with the moned and trading inter sls
who have hundreds of agents at Washington ex-
ertlng their influence TO shnpe the legislation of
Congress TO their advantage, and maintaining TINT
the farmers Of Vermont can raise wool nj rs cents
per pound. We look upon the nomination at
Middlebnry as u triumph of the manufacturers"
We Look upon the editor of the Patriot rs STU
pd ass AMI II confirmed knave in politics. or he
would not have dsgraced his sheet and his own
character Ivy repeating that rs cent wool" Sian
der fter The full exposure of the hlsehood of the
report that has been made. Not The least intmn-
ton was contained in Judge sirong's letter iron
which this whole story was labricaed) that those
agents of The manufactures were at all identified
with politics, or that The who made tile ex-
preston about rs cent wool was Wing. He aud
they may or may not have been Wings or may
have been boih- of each OIL either side in
politics. The locos assume, not only that they
were all Wings, but also that they were laboring
rather to Cypress the wool-grower, than to secure
10 their own branch needfu protection, leaving
wool-growers TO see TO their oioa business us they
ought 10 do; und on this assumption continue 10
brawl throughout the length aud breadth of the
land that The Whigs in Congress are endearoring 10
project The manufacturer al the expense Of The tUoot-
grower!
They know the injustice of the charge as well
os we do, but in keeping with their whole system
OF management, will continue to trumpet il so
long as single uniniorIned person remains to be
prejudiced by it.--Herad
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-08-01
Business to DO I!
WHAT WILL THE MooI.aROWERs

WHAT WILL THE WOOL-GROWERS DO?
Such IS the caption Of an article in Lutte Pat
riot, pnrporung to come from farmer, who is in
great trouble hbout wool. We are surprised that
our locoioco friends should have any doubts on
the subject. Why have they not all along con.
stanily supported Calhoun, Van Buren,, Benton,
and that very class Of men, in Congress and out
OF II, who have denied the doctrine Of Protection,
and prostraied every branch Of domestic industry
Are they not encouraging and sustaining their
parteans ~ Congress, who are now preaching up
Free Trnde, aud cheap Raw Material aud voiing
dopn Tie duties on foreign wool When last
winter convention, without respect to party, was
called 10 insist on protection, did not the Patriot
odv'ze the locofocos TO keep uway from IL, and
did not nearly all keep away? Have they not FOL
lowed their leaders implicitly for twelve years until
now, ny the act Of n locoloco Congress, manufac-
lures have been crushed and wool cut down so
per cent! We are really astonished to find our
iocofoco friends asking what else shall he done.-
1t is no time for them to usk questions, but rah-
er TO Do with their might. They must either
crush locofocoism, or be crushed. Such is the u
pnion oil WING FARMERS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-08-01
THE NORTH EASTERN BOUNDARY
OITESTION

We have the pleasure Of announcing to our
renders thu, Lord Ashburton, in behalfoi The Brit
Ish Government, MIR. Webster on the part OF our
own Government, aud the Maine and Nlussachu-
sets Commissioners have finally agreed upon the
tern's OF st'enent OF this long vexed question
aud, the principles having been agreed upon moth
ing now renlains but to draft the details of Trea-
w. which will unquesllOnuby be completed and
received here within few days. We heartily
congratulate The Country on this suspicious change
III its foreign affairs All fears of any interruption
OF the alnicnble relations subsistug between Eng
land and this country, nre now ut AN end. The
successful termination oithis negotiation is highly
honorable to Mr.. Webster, who has been unwear.
led in his exertions to bring about this result He
Is entitled TO the lasting gratitude of the Nation, for
his strenuous and patriotic efforts to preserve TO
us the inestimable blessings OF Peace.-.4iias.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-08-01
EXT RACT OF A LETTER TO THE EDIT
OR FROM A MEMBER OF CONGRESS.

WARRINGTON, 2lst July, 42.
The Tariff has passed our House, and think
fair profession ~ given 10 the weoi- growers The
subject WINS left to the Vermont delegation, almost
entirely, in The debate. They received informa.
lion of frauds in the importation of low priced
WOOL and on motion of Mr.. Slade The 5 per cent
duty was restricted coarse wool Of six cents and
under. hope to see his very able speech on this
subjset in print, and that it may be published in
all the Vermont papers. Mr.. Hall moved The adop-
ton of the daty proposed by the Committee OH
Manufactures, which was negatived. The Com
miItss OF Ways and Means proposed, as a subsli-
iute for the 80 per cent reported specific duty of
nine cents per ID. on all except coarse wool under
seven cents. This was opposed by Mr. Everett,
ON thu ground that il left the fine wool unprotsct
ed, as by siapiing and securing, The value Of TWO
pounds Of our fleece wool could I've put into one
pound of imported wool, aud would in effect re
duee the duty 10 l-2 cents per h., comparing the
value Of the foreign with our fleece wool. This
amendment was rejected, and on motion Of Mr..
Mason OF Ohio the 80 per cent. was restored. Mr..
Everett moved The adoption Of home valuation,
and also specific duty, on wool under 90 cents, NJ
10 cents per h.; Of 90 and under so cents, Of Is
cents per h.; and over so cents, OF 20 cents per
lb: both were negatiyed. The bill being gone
through, Mr.. Everett moved, tina, on all wool off
the value Of 80 cents and under Except that Of 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-08-01

per cenl.) there should he an additional duty Of 3
cents per h., which was adopted. So that Ivy the
bill, as reported to the House, the duties were on
coarse wool Of the foreign value Of 6 cents and
under, per cent. al vaoren, and on all other
wool duty OF 80 per cent. al valorem, and on
all under 80 cents additional duty Of cents per
ID. The next day the COMMITTEES of Ways and
Means proposed, as a substitute, TO change the 6
cent TO cent in relation to coarse cooi and to en-
tend the 3 cent specific duty 10 all other wool,
which passed.
There are other amendments of Importance
viz all charges except insurance are TO be added
to the last to make up the duiabe vnlue il fine
and coarse wool is imported in the same package,
it is TO be valued all fine and f different qualities
nre imported and invoiced in the same invoice ut
one price, the ohoie is 10 be valued at the value of
the best package.
Mr. Everett also moved TO adop, home valua-
lion on all woods aud wooens, which was rejected.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-08-01
BRIGHTON MARKET. MONDAY Julv q 1919

BRIGHTON MARKET, MONDAY July 25 1912
Reported for the Daily Advertiser and Patriot.
Al market 270 Beel Cattle, 10 Cows aud Calves
22OO Sheep, aud $50 SWINE. 300 large old Hogs
we're from Kentucky by way of New Orleans,
most of which remain unsoi at the close of The
market
Prices Beef Cattle "A small advance was eff
iected. We quote few extra SIS IS a IS So
First qualify s. SIS Is; second quality 81 so a
81 rs; third quality SO rs 50 25
Sheep-Sales of lots at 81 49, so, us, 90,
So, 2 25, and 2 so.
S,oins-A lot Of small Pigs to peddle n, I-2 c.
more than half Burrows. A lot of large Ken
lucky Hogs AT l-2c. At retail from l-2 to 5
I-2c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-08-01

Washington, in writing to Edmund Pendleton,
Sept ~, 1888 expresses the following sentiments,
which it would have been well for Jackson, Van
Buren, and Tyler TO hive sladied aud adopted.
You do me more justice when you suppose
that from motives of respac, to tho Legislature,
land might add from ny Interpretation of he
ConsiitMion) give my signature to many bills
with which my judgment is al variance. In saying
tins, however, alnde to no particular net. From
the nature OF the Constitution must approve all
the parts OF n bill or reject in toto. To do the lat.
ter can only be justified npon The clear and obv-
ohs ground OF proprisly, and never had such
conn ience in my own faculty Of Judging as to be
ever tenacious in the opinions have iinbued in
doubtful case''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-08-01
LOUISIANA-STILL WIG,

Mouton has creeped in Governor by small
minority, owing to his Creole blood but the
Wings have gained tile Senate (uefore locofoco)
and keep the Houses The Wing U. S. Senator
is secured. For Congress-two Wings and one
loco elected; ga me as before. Another Congress
slona election will probably be necessary, us UNI
der the new apporiionmenl louisiana is entitled
10 four members. For day or two The locos
claimed the Stato-bul thai gun is spiked
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-08-01
DEATHS.

In this town. July ls, Mrs Besey Strong aged 40
Printers in New York requested, &c.
In Sutton June 49, Jacob Alad in the 10th year his age
Hi death caused by the falling of a troe.
In Burke Jay H. Caroline daughter Ebenezor and Abigail
Darling
In 81 Johnbuy, July H. of canker ash Miss Arya Ripley
aged 90. '''
In Barton July A. Mrs. Priscilla Stuevant relict of Dca
Samuel Sturteyan aged 49, She professor of religion
SIS years, md lived the life of u christian.
In this village 18th ult Mr.. Moses Z. Hale aged u.s.
In Plaiufed Juno 49, Nathan Burnham aged years Also
an infant son Of Nathan 7. Burnham, aged months.
10 Ben July 26 OF Lung fever, Adelaide Charlotte only
child OF James L. and Charlotte b. Hawks aged months Prn
tiers in Rochester, N. Y. are requested, &c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-08-01
THROWN a. CHAPLIN.

Nos 10 10 Commercial 81. few doors north of the
Market, BOSTON,
WHOLESALE dealers in DRUGS MEDICINES
w PAINTS, SPERM and LINSEED OIL, WIN
DOW GLASS, DYE STUFFS, &c. offer for sale
fresh and complete assortment OF the above articles the
most reasonable for cash credit. County deal.
respectfully invited call and examine their stock
before purchasing elsewhere. 4s3n-Aug | SIN
(NURE FOR RHEUMATISM. DEANS RHEU'
~ MATIC PILLS a remedy for this ON.
paint and its kindred Diseases Gout, Numbness, &c
They have been extensively used in The United States COR
the last twenty years and mutudes have been relieved
by them from the di tressing attack Of it, Persons
who have been afflicted with for years and others
who have been untitled for business long and unable
TO walk without aid, have been fully restored by using
them.
Forsae by the Druggists generally in New York, Al
baHy Troy, and throughout The State and New England
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in BANKRUPTCY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-VER-
MONT DISTRICT.
IN BANKRUPTCY
TICE TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST PETITION OF

NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST PETITION OF
JOSEPH GRANT Of Roxbury in said district, to be
declared bankrupt al the Office Of Samuel Prenss district
Judge IN Montpelier in said district on Wednesday, Aug
81, 1912, 10 A. M.
WILLARD WILLMOT Of Thelford in said district,
80 DC declared bankrupt at the Office Of Samuel Prcnss
district Judge, In Montpelier in said district on Wednes
day August 81, l842, 10 A M
ISAAC COLBY Of Berlin in said district to bs dee,,
cd bankrupt at The Office Of Samuel Pfcniss district
" mon,psIieT in SAID district on Wednesday August
JOSEPH F. CARPENTER Of Mortified in said dis
lre to be declared bankrupt the Office Of Samuel Prem
tss district judge in Montpelier in said district on We'd
nes1ay August 81, l8i2, l0AM.
CALEB SHELDON Of Motristown in said district,
70 De declared bankrupt at the Office of Samuel Prcntiss
district Judge in Nom pelier in said district on Wedues-
day, August 81. lS4a, 10 Am.
SAMUEL p. SHERMAN Of M intpoier in said dis
tc TO be declared bankrupt the office ofSamJe Prem
iiss, dsr ct judge in Montpelier in lid district on We'd
nesday, August 81 1912, 10 A M.
JOSIAH D. nosMER Of Topsham in s,,J district
to be declared bankrupt the Office Of Samuel Ptentss
district judge in Montpelier in said district on
August 81, 1912, 10 M.
DAVID PERKINS Of Middlesox in said district 10
he declared bankrupt at the Office Of Samuel Prenss dis
uc Judge IN Montpelier, in said district, Wednesday
August 81. 1912 10 A Nj.
LABAN BlODGETT ofRandolph in said district to
be declared bankrupt the Office Of Samuel Prentiss in
onGeer in said dislric "Wednesday Angus 81 1912,
LEVI STILES Of Morciown in said district, to be do
cared bankrupt the flee m Samuel Preniiss district
lndgc IN Montpelier, in said District on "Wednesday Aug
81, 1912, 10 M
ORRlN STILES Of Morctown in said district, 10 be
declared bankrupt at the Office Of Samuel Pronss district
Judge 10 Montpelier said district, "Wednesday Aug
81, 1s42, 10 A M.
JAMES PARKER of Brook6eld in said district, to te
declared bankrupt at the office OF Samsc pten,iss dis.
'r'ci Judge, IN Montpelier said district on Wsdnesday
August 81, 1912 10 A M