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From lho Evening SIgnLT, n. 7.
SHERRY WINE BITTERS. These are a remedy
vc,y highly and very justly recommended by physicians
Of gre efficacy giving strength to the weak and de-
btated. The of has satisfactorily proved their
virtues Untinctured by the slightest delecnous matter
they communicate the healing powers Of the best medc
nal roots and plants They restore, and if laid aside
preserve the whole animal economy state Of habitua
heathiuess. They cannot be frequently CONNIE nded
to public notice by Just enconiums from the press. A.
b and D. Sands 10 and 100 Fulton street, agents
isIn speaking of the excellence of the Sherry Wine
Bors of which Messrs. A b. and ID. Sands agents.
those prepared by DR. SO. Richardson Of South
Reading, Mass.
For sale in Montpelier by z. p. Walton Sons and S.
Bur bank Jr. Geo d. Stearns, Chelsea; r. Cook, Con-
NTH; J. Merrill, East Corinih q. Prichard Bradford ;
i. x H. Reyes, Newbury; H. Tracy, Wells River. 5o:6m
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LAND TAXES.
READsRORO,.

WHEREAS, tho Legislature Of the State ofV ermont
w at their session. at Montpelier, in tho year 1910,
assessed tax Of six cents per acre all the lands in
Roadsboro in tho county Of Bennington, Glands sequos.
tered to public pous and charitable excepted for
the purpose OF making and repairing roads and building
bridges said ,ownIhese are, therefore, to notify the
prop and land holders of said town, that they can
have opportunity pay said tax in labor Other wise
any time during the months Of May June and July 1872
by applying to either Of tho subscribers committee APP
pointed TO suporintond the expenditure of said tax
THOMAS CANEDY, JR.
OTIS PUFFER, Committee.
JOY BISHOP, JR.
Dated at Roadsboro, this z2d day OF March, lS42. so
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perfeciing any business, while so many Loco foes
obstacles are thrown in the way) the House will
be enabled rapidly TO proceed, first with the APP
preparation bill, aud then with the various meas
ures of relief so urgently demanded by the exgen-
cies of the country.
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INFORMOTION WANTED.

ALBERT WILLARD, len Hartford, Wa on uo
9Th of March, 1883, for Wisconsin Territory Lhe Ias'
information receive from him, was from New otieahS,
l4th Of July, 1885, The said Albert Willard II living I"
"a years Of age about fee, inches high light complex
ion light hair DARK eyes Any information respecting hin
will be gratefully received by his friends -,
Publisher, Of newspapers by inserting the above, will
bestow great favor on his aged parents,
Hartford, March 8, 1912.
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JAYNE,s EXPEUTORANT

i.WAYS cures ASTHMA-lwo or three large
N doses will cure the GROUP or HIVES ia chill
dfen in from | > minutes 10 one hours time 1t in
medlutuly subJues the violence Of Hopping Cough,
aud Gtcs a speedy cure. Hundreds who have been
given up by their physicians as lncurabe, with con-
sumption, splitting OF blood and other Pulmonary
Affections have been restored 10 perfect cure by II.
Il never tails in giving relief G9For sale by Dr..
jayne, 30 South Third ST. Philadelphia Also, by
E. p WALTON & SONS, Montpeer W.
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TO EDITORS PAPERS mus,

DAVID GARDINER, of Randolph, in the State Of
Vermont United States killed few days az the
Bonn,chere by The fail Of a Tree. He was single
and has left property David Gardner about ~
years Of age Ave feet nine inches high and dark complex
ion He has been years il Canida, and was employ
ed in the Timber Trade. 1t is supposed he has relatives
in The State Of Vermont.
Application be made to Mr., Robert Richards. Torbol-
ton or Mr. Albert Kiddor Township Of Hull, District
Sydenham, in whose employ he was at the time Of his
death.
Proyince of Canada March 7, l84a
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CONSUMPTION, COUGH, SPLITTING
BLOOD. &c.


TDO CONSERVATIVES. Four fnhs OF You ara
l. really suffering from neglected colds, an OBJ
s.ruction and consequent Inflammation of the deli.
cate lining Of those tubes through which tho air we
breathe Is distributed 10 every part Of The luigs.-
This obstruction produces pain and soreness, hoarse
ness cough difficulty Of Lrealhing, hectic fever, spi-
ting OF blood, matter or phiegm, which finally ex-
hausls the strength OF the patient, and ends IN death
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT never fails 10 remove
this oh rurtion add produces the most pleasing and
happy results II IS certain in it's eff cts and cannot
fail TO relieve. To be had at No. 20, Sonth nlrd
ST. Phlla Also at the Bookstore oil H. r. w Al
TON and Sons Montpelier, VI.
MURDER MURDER MURDER at oil
lNl times will arouse the most stupid. Yet mur.
ders ate daily tpeirated which excite very little
attention. Is not Consumption daily numbering
1houaands of human bengs2 Does not Asthma
oder lie burden, and then destroy its victim
Does no, Bronchitis para yze the usefulness of many
Of our most eminent dyines and other public speak.
ers to say nothing Of the thousands OF all ges and
sexes who are swept into eternity by n Millions
of human beings sink down and die, by attacks OF
the above and similar affections OF the lungs and
throat Fortunately Tor mankind Jayne's EXPEC-
TORANr has never been known 10 lail in giving
relief and has, in thousand instances. effected per-
manent cures, after all other means had failed.
Prepared and cold by DR., d. Jayne, No. 90 South
third Street Philadtlp hia, Sod also at L. p WAL
ton and Sons Bookstore, Montpelier, VI
IUM COPAL and SHELLAC Tor sale ny
VI LANGDn', & WRIGHT.
Dec. l6, is4l. IS
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NE RK.

xXIHEREAS, the lie legislature Of the Slate ofVermont
w the year one thousand eight hundred and forty
one did of four cents per acre on all the ands
Ipubic lands exctpted in the town OF Newark, IN me
county Of aedona for the purpose of making and re-
pairing roads and building bridges in sail town These
to warn the proprieIs and land owners Of said New
ark that they may have opportunity ts pay said tax IN
abor any time in the months Of June July NEXT by APP
plying to tho subscribers, who appointed committee
10 supciintend the expenditure Of the same.
ONEY SMITH,
CHARLES kinney, Committee.
SOLOMON HUDSON,
Dated at Eewafk, this 26th day Of March. 1872. 80
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A RARE CHANGED!

TIME subscriber wishing TO remove to Rochester, N.
l. Y. Offers for sale the following valuable properly
situated in Montpelier, about three miles from the State
House, the road leading from Montpelier 10 ST. Adams,
viz. ONE GRIST MILL with three run Of stone, two
grinding oats. l SAW MILL with circular saw and
turner's lathe situated within twenty rods Of the Gris mill
The mills we'll situated for business in good repair aud
point Of safeY freshels and convenience for other
machinery, the privilege probably not surpassed BY any
in this state. Also for sale sixty of land small
of interval together with two dwelling houses, one
with kitchen and shed attached well finished and painted,
being convenient for families the other finished and
both supplied with excellent water; also barn. shed
and buildings supplied with water. The above build
ings have all been built within years. About ono
third ofhe pay will be required the time Of sale and the
remainder on liberal credit with good security i desired
MEDAD WRIGHT, JR.
Montpelier January 20, le42 40
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STATE OF VERMONT, / AT Probate Court holden
for said District the l7h day of March, 1872 Present
the Hon. VIM. Hebard Judge.
Instrument purportng to be the last will and tesla.
n ment of Jonathan Adams late Of Tunbrdgc, in said
district deceased being presented 10 the Court here by
George W. Adams the executor therein named for probate;
ordered by said court, that all persons concerned
holden at the Inn &C. Blodgett Chelsea the Sd
Wednesday in April next and shew cause If a"y they
may have against the probate Of SAID will for which pur-
pose is further ordered that copy Of the record Of this
order be published three weeks successfully in Il Ver
mont Waichman and Journal, printed at Montpelier, as
soon may be.
a true copy of record.
49S Aitesi, j. COLBY Register.
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CHARLESTON.

WHEREAS, the Lie slature ofile State Of Vermont,
w their session at Montpelier in the year 1871,
sessed of thee cents al! the lands pub
lie lands excepedl in Charleston, in the county of Or
in said STATE for The purpose Of making and repairing
roads aud building bridges-Thcse notify and
the prourietors and land Of said Chaeson that
they may have opportunity 10 pay said tax in labor any
time in the months of June July next by applying the
subscribers who appointed committee supernten
the expenditure Of said tax.
Dated nj Charleston, this fourteenth day Of March, A.
D. 1912. STEPHEN COLE,
STEPHEN C. COLE, ICom'tee.
40 JONATHAN BRIGGS,
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AVERY'S GORE.

w WHEREAS, the .gisa'ure Of the State Of Vrrmo Mt,
w at their session Montpelier in the year l94l
scsscd Of per all tho lands in Avery
Core, in the County OF Franklin, publc lands cxceplod)
for the purpose Of liking and repairing roads and building
bridges in sa Gorchcso therefore notify the
proprcors and andhodcrs Of SAID Averys Goe that they
have opportunity to pay said tax in labor other
wise, any time The months of June aud July by
applying either Of the subscribers committee appoint
cd TO superiniend the expenditure Of said tax.
MOODY SHATTUCK,
NATHAN HALE, Committee.
ORRIN PARKER,
Dated at Avcrys Gore, March 2, A D 1912. 80
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Dated at Avery's Gore, March ., A D 1912.
HOLLAND.

WHEREAS the Legislature Of the Slate Of Vermont
w at their session at Montpelier, A. d. ls4l passed
the Sd day Of Oct assessing of four per
acre on all the lands in Holland in the county OF Orleans
lands sequesered public, plOus and charitable
copied for the purpose of making and repairing roads and
building BRIDGES in said town. to be expended undar the
direction of Henry Pnney Ezra Human. and Luther Hall
who appointed committee 10 superntend tho expen
iituro Of said ,axrhese III srcofc TO notify the land
Of said town Of Holland work out their respcc
tive taxes within the time appointed by law.
Dated at Holland this 9th day Of March, 1872
HENRY PINNEY,)
EZRA HINMAN, Committee.
40 LUTHER HALL. \
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STATE OF VERMONT,

'1FIeanS county,
SALEM.
WHEREAS tho Legislature Of the State of Vermont
w at tn er Montpelier, in the year 1874
sesscd Of four each Of land in tho
of Salem in tho county Orleans, lands sequeste ed
public, pious and charitable purposes ped for tho
purpose of making and repairing roads and building bridges
in said town-ihcse therefore nol the propreors
and land holders of said town that they have oppor
tuulty pay said in labor Otherwise in the months
Of June and July by applying either Of the sbsrr
bers committee appointed to suPcrinend the txpend-
ture of said
Dated at Salem this 22d ddy &c March, A. d 1872
s a$SS5 s6 S sEAs6 Committee.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
WE the subscribers being appointed by the Honorable
V" the probate for the District Of Randolph,
mssioners to receive, examine Ind adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against The estate Of James w
Knsman late of Wlamsown, in said district, deceased,
represented nsolven also all claims & demands exhibit
cd IN u.c thereto and months from the 9Th day Of
March 1912 being allowed by said for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice that will attend
the duties Of our said appointment the dwelling house Of
J. G. Gale, in Will amsown, on the LIST Monday in May
and September next from nine O'Clock A NJ until four o.
Clock 7 M on each Of said days
DARIUS PRIDE, Commis-
JAMES HATCH, sioners,
w Lliamstown March %, 1912, so
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COM MISSIONERS' NOTICE.
WE the subscribers being appointed by the Honorable
w the probate court for the district OF Randolph Com
to receive and adjust all c inns and
demands Of all persons against the of John w.
CLARK late of Washington said district deceased repre-
sented nsovcni and also all claims and demands exhibit
ed in offset ihcreto and months from the 18th day Of
March s42 being Allowed by sad Court for that purpose,
VIC do therefore hereby give notice, that will attend to
the business of our sad appointment the dwelling house
of tbs widow Tamson Clark in Washington, the first
MONDAYS of June and October next from o'clock A.
NJ until four p. NJ each OF said days
ELIAS LATHROP, Commits
JOAN q. DAVIS, soncrs.
Washing on March -, 1912. $50
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WILLIAM HOLDEN's ESTATE.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the Honora-
bic the probate for the district OF Washington,
commissioners receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands If all persons, against the estate cf William
Holden late of Barre, in said district deceased represent
nsovcn and the of six Calendar months from the
25h day Of ebruary, 1912 being allowed by said
the creditors of sad deceased exhibit ana prove their
respective claims before usDo give notice, that will
the duties of appointment at the dwelling
house of tho widow Luthera Holden Barre in said Dis
cr on the 2s,h of April and the l0h Of August next
O'Clock lurenoon on each Of said days.
Barre, March cath ID 1872
ALVAN CARTER, (Commis-
SO JEREMIAH ELLIS, }sioners.
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II. s. HANK UPT LAW.
From tho Evening Signal, N.

A. VAII. will attend to the Of those who de-
y sire avail themselves of the provisions Oft u s.
Bankrupt law. so Montpelier, March "a. 1912.
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TINE subscriber being located far from Boston finds
that since the rail roads into use the inconven
fence is very great to his county customers and those who
wish purchase Of him, sets their accounts. To rem.
edy this inconvenience, he has made arrangements with
Mr. Liberty Bigelow 70 keep quantity Of
M E ID + O r d Il u M
PURE SPIRIT, CHERRY RUM,& CORDIALS,
constantly hand at his No Ia State Street, and
this and al Manning ard Halls No i5 Central Wharf
the only places where Mcdford Rum be bought in
Boston Likewise at II Stat ST. be found general
assortment of all kinds of NEWS, WRAPPING, SHOE
and LET FER PAPER.
Also my books are kept there, that my may
settle their accounts without the trouble Of going Med
ford on purpose.
n B. Thankful ol past 'ayos, hopes by will please
and strict attention business further patronage
All orders directed h. Bgeow ia State Street Bos.
ton, will receive immediate attention.
DANIEL LAURENCE.
Medurd Mass January "a 1912. IL 3mo Sits
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JOEL pHELP,s EsTATE.

WE Subscribers having been appointed by The Hon
orabe Probate court for the district of Washington
commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate of JOEL
PHELPS late Of Berlin, in said district deceased repre-
scntrd naolycn and the term Of months from the goth
day Of March 1872 allowed by said the creditors
Of said deceased to EXHIBIT and prove their respective
claims, before us-Do gre notice. that will attend to
the duties OF our appointment at the dwelling house Of
Elizabeth Phelps in Berlin in said dstri the Sd Tues.
day oil June and September at O'clock afternoon on
each Of said days.
Berlin, March 81, A d 1912
81 ASA ANDREWS, Commits.
GEO. G. MOORE (sionets
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STATE OF VERMONT, | To all persons interested
District Of Randolph, IS s in the estate of Lyman
kldder Esq late Of Brantree it, said strict deceased
NTHEkEAS the administrators on the estate Of said
w deceased have made application to this court to
have the time for closing the settlement of said
tended year from the 9th day Of April si2 lor tho
payment Of debts and selling the property Of
The clore you hereby notified 10 appear session
the Probate Court to be holden at the Probate O-e in
Randolph on the first "Wednesday in May next, and make
your objections, If you have
testimony of which hereunto my hand and the seal
r. c Of this Court at Randolph, this second day Of
l'7J Ap.L d 1912. VIM HEBARD, Judge.
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IL E AL ESTATE.
&~-A GREAT CHANCE FOR A
| E1 liz BARGAIN,

ESN.sUA BARGAIN.
2UlllR rINHE subscriber, wishing to leave this
kEEs1z4 J. section If the country, offers for
sale very valuable farm consisting of about $50 Of
excellent land, situated in Baiton mile from Barton
village, the West Road to Irasbursh and FIVE miles
fran the lrasbuTgh house. Said farm is in good
state of cultivation, completely wasTcd with never failing
spngshas large APP orchard and two maple orchards
consisting Of than thousand trees, Gne wood lot
within fifteen rods Of the housea good cedar ot-a
Portable dwelling house two large barns corn house,
wood shed hog house, Sc Sad farm be divided,
tn make two convenient farms. Also good stock Of
cattle, the farm is Sold consisting Of more than twenty
head bull calf months old warranted superior any
ever raised in the North part of Vermont Also, 100
sheep Farming tools, &c
For further particulars, enquire of Judge kmball at
Barton village. or S. ID. KIMBALL on tho premises
Barton, March 23d, 1872. 5O.3w.
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STATE. OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
District of Washington Montpelier within and for
said district, on the 30lh day of March, 1872
/ EVI BARTLETT, administrator the estate OF
1 4 JOSEPH BACHELOR, JR. late Of Plain6eld in
said district deceased presents his petition in writing TO
said Court praying for license to sell all the real estate of
deceased together with the reverson Of the WIDOWS
dover 10 raise money 70 pay the just debts qgunst the
personal estate osaid deceased being lnsu
cen 10 pay said ebts by S2l40 80 and the real Of
SAID deceased being appraised at the of S2O75 o.
Whereupon ordered that said petition come under
consideration at the Probate Office, in Montpelier tho
lgh day ur April 1872 and it further ordered that
ali concerned be notified thereof BY publication in the Ver
mont Waterman and Jou nal printed at Montpelier, three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY all of which be before the time Of
hearing BY the Court .,,,- .
so Attest, LYMAN BhlGGS, hegr
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STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons Interested in
District Of Randolph, the estate of Daniel Flint
late OF Branlree, deceased;
WHEREAS the executor OF the last will and testa-
w ment Of said deceased has made application to this
court haze the time for closing the settlement OF said
extended year from the first day oi May next,
for the payment of debts due from said estate, and for
selling thu property of the estate - THEREFORE,,
YOU hereby noihe 10 appear session Of the Pro-
bate be holden at the Probate Office in Randolph
the fist Wednesday IN May next and make your OBJ
jectons, # you have cause
In testimony of which 1 hereuno set my hand and the
- 6. seal of said eourt, at RANDOLPH in said district
lL'0'l this 4h day of April, A. D. lslz.
81 WIN. HEBARD, Judge.
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brown 4 CHAPLIN.

MOB TO q TO CoWhefcaT ST. lew doors noTIh 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 OF the above articles the
mott reasonable for cash credit Country deal.
respectfully invited call and examine their
before purchasing elsewhere. 4S3m-Aug. l. 3n
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II A r D. w A Z K,

REMOVAL.
INHE subscriber has removed from 10 Waier-scet I,
L. Chambers 1853 Washington, opposite Milk street. and
nearly opposite tina old South Church where he will be
happy to wait on his former customers and all purchasers Of
STR a w GOODS,
at wholesale. Bonnets of every fashionable material,
shape aud finish consisting in part Of shell lace Florence
Fine aud medium Florence, English Rutland Florence
Rulane, American Dunslablc, Eleven and Devon Braids
with cigngs, American cold Straws at very law prices.
LEGHORN HATS, Cold and White,
Palm Leaf onnrts and Hoods Bonnet Glue LIST, % and
81 quality Silk and C,iton wounl wire Bonnet Thrcad,
superior article, Bonnet Canes for silk bonnes, &c &c.
Also, 1000 dozen
FRENCH AND AMERICAN ARTIFI-
CIAL FLOWERS,
all of which purchasers respectfully requested 10 call
and examine before making their selections elsewhere
am determined to sell at small advance for cash
short credit. JOHN p BOWKER, JR.
Chambers 1853 Washington st. Bnston 48.6wis
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CHANGp. OF NAMES.
"And five cannot alter things.
"By c., we'll change their names, .ii.

"by G--, we III change their names, stt!
Old eosgerei.
After the great Federal defeat OF 1900,
Mr.. JEFFERSON said (and wrote it where
it may now be secn--itl his published
corlespondence) that the Federalists
would not stand another election by that
name. He was right. Federalist was
dropped. and National Republican ass,rl-
ed Whipped for many years under
that name, it also was dropped, and that
Of Wing hoisted in its place. The name
OF Wing has now been worn eigh, years
ii. e. since the panic session, when il
was first assumed. The coon skin cam
paign was fought under that maine, aud
the victory gained under il; but the e
vents Of that campaign, the extra session,
the present session, and he Justification
OF million Of promises, have killed
Whiggery; and another oItus dictus has
become indispensable. The name must
be changed again: and the change has
commenced. A memorial from the New
York Wings, Of the city OF New York,
against Mr.. TYLER, for his veto, assumes
me name Of DEMOCRATIC Vines! So
that Whiggery is actually assuming the
name OF Democracy! In little while,
they will doubtless call themselves Lo-
cos! But all to opurpose. Their doom
is fixed. and their new name fastened up
on them. they earned it during tht
coon-skin campaign; and COON is nov
their naine.-Globe.
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Give me bu, the liberty Of the press.
and will give to the minister venal
house Of peers--l will give him a corrupt
and sevile house oil commons-l will
give him the whole host OF ministerial
,nfuance-I will give him all the power
that can confer upon him, to purchase up
submission AMI overawe resistance; and
vet armed with the liberty OF the press, |
will go forth 10 meet him uniismayed;
| will attack with that mightier engine,
the mighty fabric he has raised; shall
shake down from its height corruption,
and bury il beneath tue rum Of the abus-
es it was meant 70 Sheridan.