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NASHUA IL Low ELL RAILROADS..
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

A. L. \ ID -.
EaIT Ann WINTEp AppANCEMENT
800 - 90
fIIs, 80 Sss5S-es.71ss77-7 bsesis-5 "A "a
$500 ~ 80 $50 n. .sssS=4ss==S
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IN and aiet MONDAY, Soptem.5 5, 1912, the pas
~ scnger lrohs Wi run as follows:
LEAVE NASHUA LEAVE BOSTON
At6l2A M. All LIAM
At ~ la p NJ At IL IL NJ
At4 Ia NJ Al "a p NJ
Ats 12 NJ. and IL 4, and "a P NJ
or Immediately the arrival Of The carsfrom Boston.
WAT-PASSENGERS
taken and left at Tyngsboough, North Chelmsford and
MGdeseX
Persons in Lowell wishing 10 take the cars for Nashua
will lie veyed to the free of expense, by lcavng
their the Railroad ticket office, and passenger
In in tbe Ca from
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ROTANIC MEDICINES.

(NLARK & COLLINS have this day received a fresh
~ assortment Of Botanic Medicines among which may
be found Ground AT Cayenne Ginger Root Bay O'rry'
Golden Seal. Slippery Elm. American waterman Conposi-
lion Black Cohush Lley Root, Turkey Myrrh, do Erabc,
Cayenne Pepper Pods, Hot Drops, &c'
CS' C. would say tn Physicians and H'hers who may
he disposcd to call that they will find all medicines offered
by Them be of the first quality and At the lowest rates
Montpelier. Oct 5, 1912,
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pINNoCKs' GoLDsMITHs' ENG.
LAND.

COLDSMITH'S History Of England, abridged
VI with copious Notes and questions, by DR.. Pin
nocK. New improved edition, for heuse Of Schools
and Academies. Next TO the history Of the United
States, there s historical work more important 10
be read by Americans than this This edition is SO
arranged into paragraphs, MS TO answer the purpose
Of excellent reading book, well one for study
and recitation. Ilis extensively used in Schools and
Academies, 1t is also valuable book for the Fam
lily Library. Just received and Tor sale by
L. p. WALTON & SONS.
Dec s, 1s42. S6:2weo2w
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L LECT! II has been observed by visitor from
all o'hcr countries, well ms bypersons of the best
cultivated taste in Ibis, thai in country is there
a greater share o female beauty md excellence than
in this city. Yet, while The shoc.fuor, dress'makef
and ml,ncr aio cHgac'd in odcrring natures best
gift TO man one pat appears almost loialy ncg'e
cd-THE HAIR. How frequently do the ravagos
of disease lay waste The licute iom Of the fair and
beautiful and though restored again 10 health, yet
these flowing locks which once odvrncd thor heads
'al! Of, and never again return 10 their original
beauty. II is inconceivahle how any person, more
especially lady, can manifest so much neglect no
ih's point, when a "NEVER FAILING RENE
EDY" can be obtained by calling at No. 20, South
Third street ,Phudcl hia, undnskne for Dr.. Jaynts
HAIR TONIC, which will perfectly restore this
only M glecl.d part Of the female Ornament.
WHAT'S a dollar or 'wo 10 COMPLETE the GROWING
point Of female beauty For saleby L. p Walton
4 Sons. 80
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UUNSU nIsTEON, COUGH, SPLITTING
ROOD. &c.

ITO CONSERVATIVES. Four fnhs Of you are
1 really suffering from neglected colds or an OBJ
ch-e nng of those tubes through which he dir we
breathe Distributed 10 e'rIy part Of the luaSs.-
This abstraction produces pain and sorcncss. hoarsc-
ness. cough, difficulty ofrcalhing, hectic fever, spit
ting OF blood matter or phlcgm, which finally eS-
hauss the strength Of the pAiirni aud ends IN death.
JAYNE'S EXPECTOR ANT never fails 10 remove
this obstruction, aud produces the most pleasing and
happy results. II is certain IN s effects and cannot
(al to relieve. To be had al No. 20, South Third
ST. Pha. Also at the Bookstore of &. P. WAL
TON and Sons, Montpelier VT
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aBiVE YOU A CUUGHi Do not neglect IT.
Il thousands have met premature death Tor the
want Of a liule attention TO common cold.
Hare you a cough? DR.. JAYNE'S EXPEC
TORANr, u sac medical prescription, containing
no poisonous drugs, and used in an extensive prac.
uco Tor several years, will most positively afford re-
cf and save on from that aw inl disease Pull
MONARY CONSUMPTION, which annually
sweeps into the grave hundreds Of the young, The
old the lair, the lovely, and the gay.
Hare you a Cough BE pursuoded 10 purchase
bottle OF this Expectorant TO-DAY! Tomorrow
may he too late.
Haze youa Cough Jayne's Expcc'ornnt is tho
only -emcdv YOU should take TO cure you.
For this plain Reason, That in no one Of the
housa nd cuses here 1t has used, has it Jailed
q relieve. - - -,
Street, Philadelphia. Also, OF Z. p. Walton f.
sons, Montpelier, Vt. ~
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WIZ TIC WE g.

Gold, Gilt Steel and Plated Watch Trimmings
chased ard plain Ornaments warranted gold Beads,
silver Spoons silver plated and Britt9nia ware Sill
yer plated Suuilerc and Trays; Spy.slasscs OF all
kinds, pocket Comprises, Thermometers; Pocket
books and Wallets, Gilt steel purse clasps. CUT
LERY-n large assortment Rodgers celebrated pen
knives, various kinds; variety OF superior polished
Scissors silver Bniur-kniScs and Creamers; Per-
cussion Gaps; silver and steel Spcclaces and Eye
glasses, open Top silver aud steel 1himblcs, SILVER
pencI-coses bead Purses g. Bags, gold neck chains,
stay-rngs FpirIl.letol ,ias Rodgers superior Eng.
ish Razors, Ra5otsirops, tweez0s, hair, tooth, and
nail Brushes, shaving boxes, Cologne, otto OF rose,
lavender fancy Soapa showing mirrors slriping Sen'
ellis gold and silver leaf glass smelling bottles,
China vnsrs, some very neat styles, plated bel-ra'-
Hes emery cushions, DO, spool Stands, etc
Also good assortment of EIGHT DAY TIME.
PIECES wooden Clocks, ere. which will be sold at
q very small advance from cost.
They would say 10 The pnblic that in consequence
of the large amount Of svcr-ware made and sold by
them they are induced to reduce their retail prices
ANY person wishing 10 purchase will do well 10 give
them a call before purchasing clsev here.
trJsCocls & Watches of every description care
fully repaired ard warranted Cash paid old gold
and silver Monlpt her Village, Get. l642-U
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MURDER! MURDER MURDER ut all
lNI times will arouse The most stupid. Yet NOR
ders are daily petpetraled which excite very hllle
attention. Is not Consumption daily murderins
thousands Of human beingsl Does not Asthma
render lite a burden, and then destroy its victim
Does not Bronchitis paralyze The usefulness OF many
OF our most eminent dvines and other public speak
ers TO say noihn- of the thousands Of all ages and
sexes who swept into eternity by II Millions
OF human beings sink down and DIE. by attacks oil
the above nnd similar affections Of the lungs and
throat Fortunately Tor mar kind Jaynes ENPEC-
TORANT has never been known TO TAIL in giving
relief, and has in thousand instances, Effected per-
maneni cures, after all other means had tailed.
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GPECTACIES

LARGE assortment of S ver Spcc,aclcs, German do.
n steel and common do convex end cohcave, Tor SAFE
cheap by J S ABBOTT. VI
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new supply just received and for Sale at aston Fri
n ces and on no other CONDITION than Cash on delivery
Of the books. For Sale al the MONTPEl.lE'R BUN
STORE. e. L. WALloN Buns
Inly Is 1912.
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XVafches. .Iewerv. sc.

UNOWN e. WITHERELL one door west oil
Il the Village Hotel, MONTPELIER, VI. manulaclurs
and sell, wholesale and retail, Chased and plum
RINGS and ear ornaments, Watch Scale, Keys and
Chains, Guard Chains, Mniarur, Settings, Gold
Spectacle Bows, etc. They will make all Jewolry,
10 any pattern desired. They have on hand large
stock, comprising more itch and extensive assou-
meni ihon before offered in this market. OF
WATCHES, JEWELRY, MUSICAL INSTRU-
MENTS AND FANCY ARTICLES,
which the public invited to call and examine for
themselves Their supply consists in part OF
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CWLIM's PANACEA. A fr,sh supply OF
= this valuable article just received 6y CLhnh y
COLLINS. oc'' 'ofz'
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CLOCKS! CLOCKS !
SABBATH SCHOOL BOOKS

GOOD assortment Of brass and wooden clocks cen
n santly hand and for sale very low by > a -
vi
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GOOD TEA. ~
CHARLES SPALDING has the est qualily OF EA
" in the Market, Dry Groceries Of all kinds will be
sold cheap for cash.
en,ember 2S. lS42-76
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MORE ID r U G S
CLARK 81 COLLINS

GROCERIES. Tea and Cutiee, sugar AID
VI Moassrs, pure Spirits and Wine FOR medicine,
uvarieiy OF Lamp OIL, Glass md Putty sP'ees OF
ALT kinds and preserved Cilron, tor sale by $. p.
REDFlELD. Oct IA
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HAIR WORK.
TUST received lresl supply Of HAIR WORK for :he
j Ladies, such Curs, Frizeusr &c ,,,,o,,
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CHARLES SPALDTNG


HAS received large stock of lndanna Cloths hipac.
L i ca, Cambleicrns, Mcrinoes an5 silks for LADlE
DRESSES, which will be sold at prices TO suit The ur-
cb,ser rs
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INURs CHEAP. Boas. Mufs, Fur trimmings,
l. Otter, Seal aud Russia Dog Trimmings and
Caps, Fur lined Gloves, etc. at LANGnoN AND
WRIGHT'S.
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FURS! FURS

COOD OTTER, FUR, SEAL and NUTRA GAPS
VI BOAS very large aud fine. MUFFS TlPPET
and FUR TRIMMINGS of all kinds can be had cheap
nv store CHARLES SPALDING.
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NEW GOODS.

WRENCH AND BANCROFT have received
A. from New. York large assortment Of Fall and
| Wnter Goods Octl0
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FOR EIGN.

Laier from Ierds.-By The steamer Neptune NJ
New Orleans, Galveston dates TO the l3h inst.
have been received Tampco dates to the 6h
and Vera Cruz to the Gath Dec were also recev
ell. by these i: appears that the prisoners OF the
SANTA Fee Expedition had safely arrived at Mexi
co, and were to receive trial. The statement
that crueltes were perpetraed upon them during
their march is said 10 have been untrue. The
New Orleans Bulletin says, however, that they
have le'Ier from person in authority at Austin,
dated the LIST OF January, which states that news
had just come IN by way of Bexar, TO the effect
that Cook, lIhe commander Of the expedtion)
Howard aud Caldwell (officers) had been put to
death after they had surrendered This news
was received by the most direct source, and was
fully relied upon, and had excited determined
aud deep feeling OF revenge in the bosoms Of the
Texans.
Great excitement concerning the captives pre-
walls throughout Texas. More positive inlelli-
gence will probably soon reach us.
A bill has passed the Senate providing for the
issue Of Sl50,00O Exchequer Bills. The tariff
bill fixing the impos duties a, an average offs per
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- TNe Tlenpernnce cause /, progressing won

20 The Temperance Cause is progressing won
deriully in this vicinity, hy means Of the unring
efforts Of the Retorners' Society Of this village,
aud the corresponding efforts oitho friends of tom-
perancc here aud in the towns around. For the
werk ending on Saturday, 29h ul'. more than four
hundred names were added 10 the total abstinence
pledge in This county. OF the total number cnlis-
ted stilcs the first nOvemene in Oct Inst, we cam
nat definitely say; probably it will exceed 5000 in
this county. If Montpelier, aud especially the
centre Of IT, is to he taken fair specimen ofthe
whole county, our estimate is very much too low.
IN The central chou-distrct ofthis town, we learn
that every man, save one. has signed the pledge,
and also remonstrance against licensing the sale
ofquors within the district. who eau beat that
parer called The Reformed Drunkard' will
he shortly published in this village
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OBLIGATION CoNyENyIoN.

% the l3h u a c0nvenUn was holden at Middlebn-
ry the subject Of Education which resolved calling
another convention to DO holden al Burng Feb 49, al
nine o'spck A. NJ.
The purpose Of the convention is to direct public aen
ton 10 the whole topic Of Education related tho state
into the best hods
system To secure lis greater perfection, 10 how
lsE legislative provisions have been made seizure
hF!.abjec with tho government IN its
efforts advance any other matters that may rghtuy per.
tain to the general subject Of education.
II is desired that The discussion may be full and COM
peo circumstances will permit ant therefore request
the attendance of the friends Of education in different paris
ofthe state.
The Undersigned were appointed committee at Mid
debury TO call convention at Burlington and arrange the
business for its action
John Wheeler, Charles Adams, Burlington: Jesse L
Peek Pouney IA. Z. Thomas, MiddIcbury Horace Ea-
Ton. Ennsburch.
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cent. has passed tho same body and will most
probably become law.
Two Mexican steamers OF wnr, mounting Pnix-
hnn guns, and built in England ut AN expense of
$4,000 were daily expected at Vera Cruz, fully
manned aud equipped, and were forthwith, on
their arrival, destined to blockade the port OF Gal
weston. An nrmy of500G0 men was also being
raised, of whch20,O0G were TO co. operate with
the Navy in the conquest ofTexns. Two armed
briggs were on their way to hlnckade Vcra Cruz,
supposed to he pat ofihc Yuca'an and Texas
Navy. There are Two other French sloops of
war and one schooner cruising off the coast. Its,
howevcrexpeced that the difficulties with France
will be nmicaby arranged.
Mini. james Reilly has been appointed Minister
to the United States. By IL resolution the House
Judge Haiusford is to be impeached for habitual
intoXcaiion,
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Washington County, IS. Nov. term A ID IS4l.
John B. Langdon vs. Lorenzo Action of assumpsit
Grow and John McCuidy his JOINT + several notes sign
trustee. cd by deltn dant and
Pascha p Grow'onc for slo0 payable plaintiff or order
with interest annually the frs day Of January 1910
the other $50 payable 10 plaintiff nrder win
est annually The first day Of anuary d ls4 and both
bearing date August 9th n 1888.
At said Of this court said trustee dcfnuled and
it not appearing that SAID Lorenzo Grow had had personal
notice Of his SUIT ordered by the here that he be
notified Of the tendency The samn by pubcati,n OF this
notice and order in the Vermont Waterman State Jour
nal printed Montpelier in SAID county of Washington
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY the last Of which publications.
be least thirty days previous tho next stated Of
this court he % Tuesday Of April 1912 which will
be deem sufficient to the said Grow appear at
said term Of court lfhe See cause.
STILLMAN CHURCHILL, Clerk.
Colby & Prentss and VIM *. Upham atty's AZ
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SURPLUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 70
EVERY TOWN

In compliance with law, the State Trensurcrs n.
bout mixing new division of the Surplus revenue
10 tie several towns according to Tie census of
1S40. The sum, under tho new census,
will be about 1920 and one quarter cents TO each
inhabant and by consulting the Register, con-
tanning the last census the Trustees can see very
nearly what each town will be entitled to, and he
prepared to luke he necessary measures for the
new distribution
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There i, "a Remedy for the tUOrss
of EEiElslOl'S

DLEASE rcld Rvv Mr. Fuller toni certificate and then
l. try hem -"Alr Jones, SRA desire 10 benefit oih-
induces send tAis testimonial IN favor Of your
DROPS FOR HUMoRs. For three years past have been
afflicted with scrofuous humor which assumed the
threatening appearance such sore throat swelling Of the
neck sides hands large hard punches en- The neck and
in the armps accompanied with much and pain
To such extent did the disease rage Oduce appa
cnt deformy of the TEXTURES; my lungs became rtatd
intellectual faculties benunbed with the ire loss If tho
sense ofsmeins. consulted several skilul physicians,
but all pronounced my disease incurabe. have taken
bottle OF your dlcne and need using The second
and to all appearance have effected perfect cure, and
longer bear the Of this most appalling disease For
me strength Of lungs body and mind have returned, and
the swelings and lunches have disappeared THIS is
simple statement Of facts winch YOU At liberty 10 use
as you choose. n HFULLERTON.
Pembroke, N. II, July 90, lsil,"
iL"A fresh supply Of this valuable medicine Just re-
ceved and for sale al iie Bookstore of + WALTON
y SONS, MnnI pelIer VI.
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NOTICE.

1T \. BAYLlES having purchased the interest Of c.
Ii. w. Sious IN the Cardng aud Goth Dressing Is
adjustment, all demands due sad concern be imme.
diahty settled with A. w. Wilder their Agent and that
hose not paid BY the 5h OF February next will he dvl-
dcd between SAID parties and put into train for cosc,
ton
Our copartnershp heretofore existing in carrying on the
aforesaid works 10 hereby mutually dissolved.
ii. n. BAYl.iES.
g. w STORRS.
Montpelier, January 10 1912 40
N. b. The above Works will hereafter be carried on
by A. W. Wilder Agent for II. N. Baylies.
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BIRTHDAY or WASHINGTON.

Happy nre we to say that the 22d Of February
inst. is TO I've celebrated in this village in novel
but most appropriate style, under the direction of
the Washington Temperance Society. See no.
lice in advertising columns. Let it he great gath.
ering Of the people of the county, MS ii should be
and we doubt not il will prove more interesting
and impressive, and far more useful, than any Gel
ebraion Of Washington'S Birthday which has
ever TRANSFERRED in this vicinity.
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AUCTION SA TIE.
WILL be sold at public AUCTION, on tho premises
w on The FIRST Monday of March neat, one farm con-
tanning hundred under good cultvaon with
good framed house well f.ished, also famed barn 81
by Al well finished, and temporary sheds Said farm well
wa,efed. Also,
l25 SHEEP, Saxony and Merino;
COW, 9 CALVES, 2 SHOATS;
Is TONS good English HAY
$50 Sap Buckets and Sap Holders 2 Sugar Kettles;
100 to 900 Bushels POTATOES ; | Cooking STOVE;
Harrow, Plooghs, Yokes and Chains; I Gait &c, &c.
The above sale will be positive unless Of the ar.i.
ces should be previously disposed o Terms easy on the
EARN, pat beng paid on delivery of Deed.
J. NJ. CULVER, Auc,ionecr.
Troy, Jan, II, ls4i. 40 CIV
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NOVA SCOTIA PLAsTEE

NOVA SCOTIA PLASTEG
n the slune Of superior quality when will he ground
L as wanled-tor sale at The subscribers Gris mill in
Waterbury. Farmers may depend lpon getting article
which will be sold at the Burlington price with the freight
added. MM, W. WELLS.
January 81, 1912 4ltf
Also will be operation in few DAYS ~ the above place.
A CORN AND COB CRUSHER,
for grinding corn in the ear, al 7w
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LAMOILLE HOTEL.

&uezA LA MolL L. T. ItOIE Ell.
fss.A THE subscriber 'nfom ms his friends and
liislEAR l. the public that he has taken the house
ul@i88 recently occupied by NJ. l. HART, Esq in
- Hydepark village. He feels strong
anxiety that the reputation Of his House should depe.
cae under his care and shall his utmost endeavos
accommodate the wishes Of his guests whether they
travelling for pleasure arduous duties of BUSH
and although will be his pride keep Temper
House, yet he shall feel himself bound to consult the
sober and rational wishes Of his and friends
Please TO call-for by "ny works sh,I ye know me"
GEORGE BURRILL.
Hydepa,k Lamoile co. Jan IA 1912. 40
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Brighton Market, Jan. 81 AT market 400 beef
cattle, 1850 sheep, 80 swinc--30 beef cattle unsold,
prces-beei, first quality, $3.50; second, AIS TO
81 third, 3 so to $50. Sheep, dub, so 10 4.25.
Swine, 3 ~ to S.
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DEATHS.

In this village 81 inst Ada Phenx second daughter of the
late James w. Jenkins aged years.
In Midesex, Sd inst Emily H. daughter of VIM s. and AL
mira Clark uged - years Printers in Mass requested &C.
In Barre, 2d inst. Miss Emily lamb, aged 81 years.
In Orange, 18th u Ira f. OF Capt F. Waterman s.
In Burlington ODD u Henrietta, youngest daughter Of Mr.
Samuel Reed S2Oth Lyman, youngest child of Trram and
Betsy Conner, moHths.
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Rules in Bankruptcy will he shortly published
hy The clerk FOR HE district Of Vermont, and will
be furnished TO the county clerks who are ap.
pointed commissioners in the several counties.
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STATE OF VERMONT, To the Honorable the SUI
Orange County, IS. Ipreme Court OF the Slate
OF Vermont 10 be holden Chelsea in and for tho
County of Orange the fifth Tuesday next after the 4h
Tuesday Of January, A. ID. 1912, -
uUMBLY showeth Cynthia Paine, Of Chelsea in tho
County Of Orange aud Stale of Vermont that said
Chelsea she lawfully married + jah Pane late cS
Brookheld in said county the Gath day Of Srpembef
A. D. 1928, by Rev Calvin Noble, than minister Of hs
Gospel of said Chelsea and from that time about Tho
LIST day Of December 1889 she lived with The said Elijah
Paine in the strict and faithful observance Of all the du-
ties required by the manage contract when the sad Eli
ah Paine wify deseedher and has not since returned
and your petone has since been obliged rely up
on he personal labor and the charity oil her friends
for a subsse nee.
And your lbolsnt further showeh thatthe said Ehjah
Paine, during he time aforesaid, has been guilty Of the
crime of adultery
Your Libeant thereupon, humbly plays this HonCn-
BILE Court that the bands Of mamony between her and
The said Elijah Paine NAV be dissolved, and bill OF di-
voce granted her, and that such part Of the Of he
SAID Elijah Paine may be axS gned her as this Hon
orable Cour may appear reasonable.
Dated al Chelsea, this 10Th dAy Of September, A. D.
ls4l CYNTHIA PAINE.
1t having been shown 10 HAT the foregoing named
Ehah Paine resides wthou his state, and within reach
Of process ordered that notice Of tho pendeney OF Tho
foregoing libel be given to the becS, b, publishing the
libel and this order in the Vermont Waterman and State
Journal printed al Montpelier three weeks suecesswey,
the last OF which shall be at least two weeks before tho
time of hearing.
Given under my hand at Montpelier, in The county of
Washington this I | n day OF November A. D ls4l.
IL coLLAMER Judge Of Supreme cour,