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Caws of A,ern,unt.


An Act To amend section thiyfour ofchapter tweutyono
the Revised statutes, relative to nuisoncos and obshc
tions in highways
is herein enacted By the General Assembly Of The State
T'ermont, Joltops'
Sec 1fany person shall enclose any part Of tho high
way any town. shall erect any fence, building othe
cncroachment mako ostuctcn put any nuisance
any highway shu continue such ouclouro fence
buildng encroachmen nuisance any highway, the
loct of any town by their order, require such per
to such fence, building encroachment nuisance
within such convenient time they shall think reasonable
not exceeding six months, and give notice Of such order
the person oending and il such fence, building nuisance
other encrouclmeut shall not bo removed within the time
limited the person offending shall forfeit and pay to the
Treasurer of the penalty ohve dollars, for every th
ty days he she shall neglect comply with such order
tho seocmen, he appropriated to repairing highways IN
such town. he recovered IN action the case in the
name of such town, with which action shall he com
mcncod within six months from the time said penalty may he
incurred aud not after aud the selectmon may eso remove
such fence building nuisance other oncoachment, at The
expense of the person who erected continued the
which expense the soocmcn may Of the per
offending with cost in action the in the
Of the town. before any court proper try the same
provided that after such removu penalty as aforesaid
shall be incurred
Sec @ Section twenty five of chapter twontyon Of the
Revised Statutes is hereby repealed.
Sec 3. This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved Nov 49, 1917.
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MINT On. The manufacturing OF
mint oil is becominga an important branch
of business in the products and exports
OF Michigan. In several places in the
State, minis are cultivated largely and
we understand proftably, for the manu-
facture of mint oil In St. Joseph coun-
ty it is carried on largely by Ex-Gover-
nor Barry. The value of oil shipped
from here this fall of his make, amounts
to near twenty-five thousand dollars.
Detroit Daily advertiser.
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WOOD CHOPPERS

WILL find the best quality of Axes &c Ielyes at
w j. w, HOWEs.
Nov. 4
STATE or .NERMUNT,I In Probate Court holden at
Lamoilo District, Hydopak, within and for said
district on the 3D. day of November A ID lsi7.
SAMUEL PLUMLEY, JR. administrator on the estate Of
- Mary Wyie late of Eden, in said district, deceased
presents his administration account for settlement;
WheroupOn 1t is ordered at tho be referred tho
Sd day OF December next tho Probate Office in snd Hyde
Park for examination aud allowance and that all concerned
be notified hereof by the publication Of this order in tho
Vermont Waterman and state Journal newspaper printed
Montpelier Vermont throo weeks successfully,
may be, that they oppeor aud at said tune and places
they see cause, objoc, thereto.
by order OF Court,
Attest, HARLOW P. SMITH, Register.
true copy Of Record,
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An Act in addition chapter sc the Revised Statutes
entitled 4" Of fences and fence viewers"

An Act in addition chapter sc of the Revised Statutes
entitled 4" Of fences and fence viewers"
II is hereby enacted, &C.
Sec l. Whenever the dividing line between the lands Of
any individual shall be situated, that fence he
built and sustained in consequence of the occasional overflow
thereon aud such persons shall occupy in common
without division fence, neither party shall turn in his
horses, sheep swne any other to pasur,
thereon until such persons shall mutually agree upon the
time Of turning in and the number and kind each shall be
entitled in pasture and in of disagreement
the fence viewers, upon application Of either party
ce the opposite party shall decide all such
disagreement between them
q 1t any such person before such agreement or de
cision shall in his CATTLE horses sheep swne
such lands occupied commun, before the time
fed shall in than his lust proportion, and suci
cattle shall be found strayug deplsturing the
the party all such shall DO liable be impound
cd, cattle damage feasan by the party aggrievod.
Approved NOV &, 1871.
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EMPLOYMENT

g. TX OR EIGHT well educated and go ahead" young mcn
ICto whom tho liberal announcement will be given
obtain employment in the Book agency business. Pic
tola, and other useful works, from Boston and Now York
Ten fifteen dollars will be sufficient for outfit but any
wishing to take 500 worth moro, start wiat tho
Wholesale prices and pay Tor them nadyo he
rancd TO clear by retail If well qualified for the business
faithful and diligently SOS month for yoar. Reference will
BIO given to several young men who have cleared Above
Nov. 9th 1917. Cuilrord W
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An Act in relation to boards of civil authority

That whenever IL shall be necessary TO have meeting
the board Of civil authority of any town in this State, for
oaemen OF taxes for other purpose the selectmen
Sad town either of them, SHALL application, appon
and no such meeting, which notice shn be given person
ally to al the seeemen and Justices Of the peace Of suci
town, previous TO such meeting, to he posied
more pubic PLACES In such town, DAYS prov
TO said meeting aud tho of majority of tho boart
Of civil authority aforesaid, present at such meeting shat
be good and h as though executed by the whole
board Of civil authority
Approved Nov ~, 1877.
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An act relating to Coan,y revenue.

II & kero6v enacted Yc
Ser l. All which have been or may be received by
the Treasurer of this State for peddcrs licenses granted by
virtue of chapter -four of the Revised Statutes
the settlement of the several county clerks of their
for lcenses for tho year ls46, shall be distributed the
of the several countless in the aud popor-
ton provided in the sixth section of passed Novembo
3, 1896 entitled "an act relating to pedders."
Sec. .. The appouonment aud distribution of such
eys shall be made in the month OF November, 1917
Approved Nov. g, lo47
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No freeman of this State who has heretofore removed, OF
shall hereafter from the limits thereof and shall re-
side in any other state for the space of yoa- shall on
his return hcrefom be permitted to vote any election
GOVERNOR lieutenant governor, treasurer of the state
tors representative to congress- electors Of president md
vice president of the United Staes representatives
until he shall have again resided within this State tho
term OF one full year next preceding any such election.
Approved Nov Is, lei7
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An Act for the prevention aud punishment of the wn and
malicious obstruction of railroads.
II Is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. II any person shall wully and maeously dis.
place OF Iomovs any railway SWITCH rail of railroad
OF bhah break down, rip up uue or destroy any railroad
track or ailroad bridge, any portion thereof place
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Cures are constantly erected
AN RiIiiOUs COmpIainIs,
DIR. JACKsoN's
PILE INTERROGATION

not only cure for PILES and WARRANTED so
be- but also that ntooable itching, which Is so
and has its location in the parts as the Piles
The above Ointment for sule by S, p. REDFlELp.
Montpelier, eth Nov 1886. ~
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NEW SINGING BOOK

THE NEW YORK CHoRALIsT, now and CO.
pious Collection Of Psalms and Hymn Tunes, adapted TO
all the various Metres general with large variety Of
Anthem and Sot Pieces by t. HAsTSes and W. u. BRAD
BURY authors Of the Psalmodst,
The volume here presented has amount and
riey Of now music nn contained in It's predecessor,
The Psalmodst'-lt the same time 1t ombracos small
portion Of the usc already in use,
The SUD scrbor is Agent fol the above Singing Book for
the State of Vermont, and can supply BOOKSELLERS, Teach
or Choster at the Pushers price by the hundred
Dozen
RUFUS MERRILL, Opposite Casl' Hotel.
Concord, Oct. 10, 1917.
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Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register,
A true copy OF Iecold
d Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.


LAURAPlCKETT, the widow of said deceased makes her
application for assignment of Personal elato which is
referred oh day OF December, 1917, at O'Clock NJ
for hearing and decision at the Probate Office in sand Mont
peller. by the Court, -. - .
lN Reg'I,
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4 500

DIECES ALPACCAJ, silk aud Mohair strp'd Lustres
Ginghams, NJ. De Lanss, Orcgons, COshmeres Prints,
&c. Very cheap at GEO. p. RlKER'S.
Sent. 81, lS47. 81
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PETER SHOWN, AZ Lis,le.st, Brooklyn
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE

VI iownsends sarsaparila is sovereign aud speedy
cure Tor incipfent consumption, bsrrenness
ence o. urine or involuntary discharge thereof and Tor
the general prosiration OF the syseno matter wheth
~ me result oinherent causes or produced b, irregular
Nothing can be more surprising than It's invigorang
enccfs upon the human frame. Persons all weakpess
and assiude before taking H. become rbust and
ull Of energy under its influence II Immediately con
eracs tho nerveessness Of the female frame VII ch IA
the great cause Of barrenness. - 7
II will not be expected OF u.s. In cases Of "a delicate
nature, 10 exhibit certificates OF cures performed but Va
can assure the afflicted that hundreds OF cases have
reported 20 Several cases. where families have been
without children, after using few bottles Of s ain
able medicine have been blessed with healthy Offspring
W Townsend NY wife being greatly distressed by
py pain and sensation Of beaing down. falling Of The
womb, and with other dialcutes and having known
also hearing II recommended tor such cases M have d.
scrbed obtained bottle Of Extract OF Ssrsapsrllis
and followed the directions you gave me- Ia short De-
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riod il removed her complaints and restored her 10
health Being grateful the benefits she received
take pleasure in thus acknowledging il, and recommend
ing il to the public. NJ. D. MOOREA
corner oil Grand and Lydus-sts
Albany Aug H. 1874.
DIR Townsend-To all whom this NAV concern This
is to certify, thai my wife :sed bottle of Your Sarsa
paria previous her confinement under The alarm.
ing and delicate circumstances being troubled with the
,repsy swelling the feet, Affections and yer,
much ebilitaied. With my persuasion, and reco-
inendson of those who had used ii, she induced 10
try it, with little faith and suffice il say, the
had the happy anu desired effect. not only in
the hours of confinement but after the expiration If one
week USE the dropsy and nervous affection gave
way TO an shing gree and her health is now bet.
ter than il has been for a long time previous.
If this will Of service GU, any who
doubts the medicine, You entirely wei
to il. subscribe myself your most obedient aid
obliged servant 3. JAMESON.
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RHEUMATISM.

more than one thncsand cases of Chronic Rheumatism
nave been cured by the Of DIR Townsends sarsapa
rilla. r.
New York, Dec IA, 1896.
TO DR. TownseDd-Sr think il my duty Co reiurn
you my own sincere thanks Tor the benefits have expe
renced by the use of your Extract arila was
aihicted Tor many months with Rheumatic pains, and
also Inflammation of the Liver, the sufternss which
endured from these diseases rendered my life burden to
me- tried every remedy hat was prescribed for me,
from three OF the best ply cians in the city but With
out receiving any permanent benefit considered nv
sell incurable but by the advice friend was induced
10 Try your Compound. had hut faint hopes success
hut am happy 10 say, had taken ore than half
bottle before experienced relief; this induced me
rerseuere III its use, and bottles have effected an
entire cure II is now some mon his since used our
remedy, and grateful and happy to say never en-
foyed better health
sinai take great pleasure in recommending it TO the
aihcted for by lis use firmly believe my life saved
With the greatest respect allow me to subscribe my
sell youi grateful If md, VIM. b. MORGAN.
Canal st. corner of Rrnaduav
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

DIR Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from
physicians in different parts of the Union.
This is certify that the undersigned PLY sicaIs
Of the city OF Albany have in numerous presented
DIR Townsend's Sarsaaiils and believe TO be
the valuable preparations of the Sarsapars in the
market.
P Elmendor ND. Albany. April !, lsa5
The following is from Of The respectable ply
scians on Long Island Greenport, July 10, ls4e
DR. Townseni-Dear Sir II is with Satisfaction thai
say you, that have recently witnessed, in
cases. The beneficial results from your ExiIact OF
Sarsaparila Being engaged il the practice OF medicine
have prescribed in several cases. and without
benefit. In he renewal OF diseases arising q de-
ranged state of the digestive janndice, &c il far
exceeds anything ofthe kind ever before offered the
public You will please send III two dozen, &c.
Respectfully yours, $. CaRAEXpN. MD
Principal office, 1926 Fulton ST., Sun Building,
New York-Reddiag d Co. No State ST. Boston-.J
GREEN d CO. and NJ. Z. GREEN, Forceaer- and by
principal druggists generally throughout the u. States
West Indies and the Canadas.
None genuine unless put up in the large square bottles
which contan quart and signed with The written sigma
tuIe OF 5. P. TOWNSEND, and his name blown The
glass. ly6 Feb 3.
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RHEUMATISM AND LUMBAGO.

=, - INUW T04b.
Dr Iownsend-Dfar Sir Fer the last three years
have been sorely afflicted with severe rheumatic pains
nave been at times the greatest agony possible and
unable to follow my employment have had severe
attacks of the lumbago. some accounts in the
papers OF the virtues OF your Sarsapara and thought
would Try u, ana see if could obtain relief The um
Dago has left and experience no more Of nv rheu
matte pains Ny general health has been improving
since commenced with IL. for which | am very thank
fu and hope will the that your remed,
for thosf severe complains merits.
Yours, &c, RICliARD JONES, Doserst.
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Dye-House Removed,

Worksto his New shop CENTRAL sTR rri-
ana only ten rods from Main street. where ali goods mus
sitachsd he feels conGden, ASSURING The a,l
WORK snail De done as we'll and al sboysr nocs thar "'
any o,ner snop o. the Kind In this vicinity. ''" -
ONE DOLLAR 9entlemens COATS and PANTS Io wi
whole Articles for Mourning done In tnree IN voyreu
required. 'oo ohys when
CLEANSING.
Costs and Pants cieansed and pressed. NJ an, sou,
nee, ueslreu. CARPkrs, SnAwLs of ali kinda ma ~
,TAhY uhiroRMs, ceansed and pressed and wa,ran,a ~
look az well as new goods. Satisfaction ruarsnad y.
eases, or no charge will be made s1"'a"'esu In a'
W only Office IN Worcester is ON Cent :,
Street. HENDv ~e1ss
-, - ~o' 35tf
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RHEUMATISM AND THE PILES.
NEWARK TESTIMONY

- September I6, 1916.
pr Fownsend-Dear Sir: My wife has been ior sever
al years afflicted with rheumatism she has tried naiy
different remedies TO obtain relief all 10 IL
purpose She finally induced, by seeing your adver
tlsenient 10 give ,on sarsa pariila rial We procur-
ea some OF II from ytu Mr. Van Buskirk) and
gives me pleasure To that after ing il she exre.
riehced great relief and very short time perfect
~ cured was ALSO together with man in my en-
piny badly troubled with Piles and by using small
quantity your Sarsapara, complaint was con-
pieely cured considers oflhe best OF medicines
ana You'd aivlse all who are Athlete to give il trial.
GARRIf GARRABRANT,I 1873 Marke;-st, Newark
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DR.. Townsend's Sarsaparilla,
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
IN THE WORI n

IN THE. WORLD
INHls EXTRACT is put up in QUART BOTTLES; it
is saT times chedper, peasanier, and warranted
peri"r TO any sold. IL diseases without POINTING
pn. gang, sickening, or debilitatine the patient.
The great beauty and superiority of this Sarsaparlls
over all other remedies is, while il eraicaes Diseases
invgorates the body.
II has performed more than Is 900 cures this year
1000 CURES OF RHEUMATISM
1000 CURES OF DYSPEPSIA
$500 CURES OF GENERAL DEBILITY aud want
OF Nervous Energy.
5000 FEMALE COMPLAINTS end over.
1000 CURES OF DISEASES
VI the Blood, viz: Ulcers. scrofua, Erysipelas Salt
Rheum, P'mples on the face, &c. d. c. ogeher with M
msrous cases OF Consumption Liver Com paints Spinal
Anecii"ns &c This. We are aware must appear ncrsd-
hle but we have letters from ply our agents
rom all parts OF the United States, info ming of ex-
fra"rdinary cures r. Van Duskirk, Esq, one of the
most respectable Druggists in Newark, New Jersey
turns us mat he an refer u than hundred and
NIFTY cases in that place alone There ands Of
Gases in the City of New York which we will refer TO
with pleasure, and TO men Of character well known.
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MAGIC ERASIYE SOAP.

For rem wing Crease Spots, Stains, or Marks from
Clothes Woolens, Carpets &C. Il G., and rendering hs
spots where Is applied clear bright new and spoess
SOIL w,M Jp1 Djrsctions- rs cents.
3 PA the above articles are for sale at the
Cheap be sstore, by J. CIRCUIT, in.
Octl5 q !. ws02
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MOORISH HAIR DYE.

For permanently dyeina Light, Red, or Gray Hair
Dark Brown or Black Color without dyeIng injurin
the skin. Sold with full Directions. ~ +
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M BOOKS.

y ...n.s BOOKS. M
n,..s -. DoN nAkkiS offending to rclin.
time 10 ri, sSs ons'ncsss offers for lime
,s 49, ' osahos y mis- ssocx 0i Booss az very h
t OH - Worcester, Aug Is
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sumption cannot be cured. This only one Of tie stv
era hundred cases that Townsenc's sarsap arla has
cared: ssese
Brooklyn, Sept IA, 1876.
DIR TeHnsenj-D Sir !; was taken a lille over a
year ago win severe cough and pain my IL in
creased on me very fast indeed. pronounced by
physicians 10 have the quick consumption raised large
Quantities OF had matter, had night sweas, and sinking
very asti my doctor said he could do nothing for me-
Went TO the Hospital in hope OF being benefited but w
pronounced there as incu able. was now greatly dis
ressed at the lungs and could hardly breahe soon he
came emactsted and expected to die; was confined %
my bed, ana Was obliged TO have watchers indeed
cannot gave you any description that would do Justice 20
my case. was supposed by my friends to be past re-
coVery nad tried great number Of remedies and All
seemed 10 oe TO no purpose read some NJ ost extra
ordinary cures performed by your medicine and TO tell
you the truth suspected there was some humbur In
them. Dut was induced TO try IL; done SO, and am
very thankful did. cnnnoi say thst I am entirely
wc but Am so far recovered about INV business
and hope TO be entirely well in few weeks NV ceugh
and pam in the side, and night swests have le me- hi.
raise bet very little, and fast gaining INV usuaI
strene'h felt duty to give you a satemen, of NV
cnse 10 publish Il you please. ~
PETER BLOWN, AZ Litilest Rroot,vr
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STEAM GRlST MILL.

z STEAM GRlST MILL.
rV,HE subscriber having purchased Of WILLIAM War;
NEy, Orange, undivided halt Of The right az Using
and vending PLATT'S PATENT PORTABLE GRIsr
MILL In the Worcester uld respectfully nfurIn
inhabitants Of this place and vicinity that they
now In opera ion at IIEYWOOD'S STEAM MILL ON
CENTRAL STREET, two OF The above Mills, and one Of
Beal d Tlas's Improved Patent CORN CRACKERS,
they prepared grind uider and In the best
manner, all kinds oferain.
N. B. Particular attention paid 60 permanent cuato-
mere, when there IL scarcity nf water. .- e
mr. The Undersigned Is also authorized by Mr. Whitney
10 sell the right using thu above Mills In The State
Massachusetts southern part OF New Hampshire,
part New York, part Of connectcutt and stale
Of Rhode Island. tfa t3
sIc Is also ntaorzed eec; Tho sale Of Bea Ilaes
Patenf Corn Crackers. REUBEN BEMs
Worcester, Feb III.
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Spring Advancement.

FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday,)
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road II
and pm.
With Passengers from the Norwlch Rail Road. at II
With Worcester Passengers, at ST and md Pm.
b. The 81 train will take up pas engers East
of Framingham.
With Passengers. from NetcYork by Ste to Norwich
early day Monday stopping ony to land
sengers from Nsp York tcithout baggage
road, afternoon, except Sunday stopping only
land passengers.
FROM BOSTON.
FOR Albany and Western Rsilrosi, at NJ. and Ann.
For Nortoich and Stations the Norwich Railroad,
A. M. and 24 p.
For Worcester, and Way stations at and A. NJ. q
and 4P.
N. b. The frat and second Trains viii stop to land
passengers Of Needham, and The T. NJ. Train
will not stoD at any Station East of Framingh,
For MiLlbury, at -. NJ. and q r.
For Neu York via Norwich AMI by Steamer, at oclk
For New York,va Springfield, Hartford and New Haven
at Jam.
FROM MILLDURY.
For Boeton ard Way Sta IONS daily except Sunday at
81 A. N. and 81
sAxoNvI,LE TRAINS. ~
Leave Saxo.yille at An. and 3 PM
Leave Bos on at l2} and 81 PM.
Sunday Mail, from Wo ut 7kA M.from Boston at
l2AM.
An Baggage at the risk ofits owner.
Fares less when ID at the Ticket Offices, thar in
the CT RS. 4. WIN. PARKER, Sup't.
Boston, April s. 1o46. If
NORWICH Il WORCESTER RAILROAD
rs SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
Change OF Hours commencing April 2I
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Ills periectiiyted many r. Jo, of ~, seis 49,.
Gus qualities, and IT Tmpa77z-z--, skin a natural
healthy, alabaster, ciear, living wfe the same tims
nctng as cosmetic on the skin, making it colt and
smootb.
JON Esq CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Among the educated there few who will doubt buI
mat by forcing the roots and scalp Of the head to
healthy action, we growth-aye, dark luxuri
ant growth The roots being healthy, sediment called
hsndrun or scur Is discharged from the scalp; the hair
now becomes soft and silky Thus the roots stronyIy
fastened In their native SOIL proudly and splendidy dis
play their beauty specimen Of diseased naturd raj
rom death ty the powerful aid Of science.
49, From the New York Tribune.
we see that Judge Edwards OF Philadelphia, man
over 10 years Of age the top Of whose head as bald
"A the palm Of ones hand two months since han
INV ne dark hair growing from the use OF iones
Coral Hair Restorative."