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DYSPEPSIA CURED OF 20 YEARsSTAN-
DING.

ST. townsville, Montgomery CO., Jan. 3, 1913.
F. BEyNEr-Dear Sir-Some four weeks
since, was Induced to try your Yellow Dock
and Sarsapnilla for Dyspepsia had been attic
ted about 80 years, most parl of the time unable
TO eatany thing without suffering from is effects.
I have used now only one bottle of your invalua-
Bile medicine, and consider myself entirely cured
solely by its use. Can now eat hearty meal,
without the slightest inconvenience.
Very truly yours,
ANTHONY BEEKMAN
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II is INFALLIBLE

In all diseases arising from an impure state of
the Blood, or irregular action of the system.
70 TIE Syrup is Il scieutifc Compound Of the
most valuable plants in Nature, entirely FREE
from delilerious and enervating mineral subStar-
ces, and as it expels disease from the system, i'm
parts strength and vigor in 4 corresponding dee
gree
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Very respectfully yours, ,.,,

We might GIL a volume with certificates lit e the
above, but we simply ask for single trial Of this
medicine for we are confident that there is no per-
son suffering from any disease ofthe lungs, but will
find an Immediate benefit and speedy cure from its
lse. ~
Njne genuine without the written signature Of NJ.
F. HARRISON, on the wrapper. Price one
dollar PEI bottle. Principal Office, l42 Greenwich
street y. Y.
This celebrated preparation is pleasant to the
taste, and is so speedy in its operations: that pa
tients plainly feel its good effects in few min
utcs after taking the first dose.
The above may he obtained of F. z FRAN
CTS. VINO has been induced by the urgent solici
tations of different individuals TO order few do
zen bottles from the cole Agent
Oct 1913 2Si
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Graefenberg Health BitterS.

GTaeIenberg Health blLterS'
These N entirely Vegetable and skilfuliy and
elegantly prepared by the Graeienberg Company
from number of the most purifying, INV soratIns
and healing Roots, Banks, Herbs and Vines, gath
cred in the forests s prairies OF America. As
a tonic, deobsrneut, restorer oil the one oil tiIS
system, and TO refresh she sallnw complexion, they
are of immediate and potent efficacy:
The Graefcnberg Ego Lotion.
For disorders Of the eyes this Lotion has no e.
QUAIL 1t is compounded upon the most scientific
nr aciuIcS and has performed extraordinary cures.
For violent inflammation ordinary inflammation !;
limneSs and fIiling of the sight weakness OF the
ewes involuntary weeping ; foreign substances IN
the exc, etc. II is positive and speedy cure
Price % cents bette, with full directions.
The Green Mountain Ointment
Among the diseases 10 which this wonderful ONT
met is adapted are the following:
GLanduIar Sreiiings-Ague in the face
Sreiied breast and sore nipples Of nursing
,rome1-Broachiis -FeLons0 and Ring UormS
-ScdId Hedd-and is an inrdlHabLe dress
inc for Barns. SraiHs and drdrn BiiSters-
Shingles rysipeIdS-Piies. O. fnfq-
mGtionot he eyes yields 10 its polrer immedi-
atcv; all Bruises and Fresh Cut Wound are cured
with great rapidly Feves Sores and Scrofula
Sores are soon changed into healing condition,
and frequently entirely cured
Irlce % ana % cents d Don, WIN iuiI uiIeCliVHs
Pamphlets obtained gratis of any Of The agents
named below.
The General Agentfor Vermont is l.. L. butcher
ST. Adams, to whom application smay be addressed.
EDWARD BARTON, See'y.
Agents in Addison County:
Middlebury, SIDNEY MOODY and L. w. CLARK
Bristol, G. W. Parmalce
We, bridge, s. L. Sprague
Siarksboro, :. l.. Holcomb.
Ferrisburgh Sholes and Carpenter.
East Middleburv, i. X. Day & Co.
Salisbury, II Harris,
Monktoi, T. C. Smith.
j. r. Haskell. Cornwall.
New Haven, A. Z. Roscoe.
Lincoln, J. W. Eldridge.
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Lowrr1Lr, Lewis Co., n. Y. Avg. ~, 1913.

Lowv1LLE, Lewis Co., n. Y. Avg r. ISIS
NJ. A. F. HAREIsoS-Dear Sir: Please SEND
me fifty bottles DR.. Hastings Compound syrup Of
Naphtla. This urrivalled medicine Is Likely |"
produ e great excitement in this community tun-
dreds have experienced its benehls, ana thousand,
have Witnessed its beneficial results. As far as
can learn It has cured or is fast curing every one
who has taken it, and in several instances II has
restored TO health persons who have been gi'en up
by the medical facnly.
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For Sale.

Three pairs good Working Oxen.
SAMUEL 2. NASH.
March 9th lS49 a.
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IkipURITY OF TIE BLOOD.

pnssesscsa marvellous efficacy il MI complaints mi
sing from Tad -stiea. from .4ti n ire Stomach from
unequal circulation determination oi blood to the head,
p7riruon OF the heart rnld FEET and hands, cold rhs
and flashes ise tndv. 1t has not its equal in
Cells aud CoaFhs: ami promotes easy eNpectoraion
and gentle perSpir,nn riaNiug structure OF the lungs,
throat. and every other PIT
Rui in nothing Is its exrslr1ee more maniiesty seen
of
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I F popular opinion is any criterion OF the WORN
J. fan article we invite the incredulous to LOOK
at the following list of names OF persons who nave
been cured by McAlisier's Al-healing Olnt-
ment.
1t is not too much TO say, that this Ointment is
doing great good in this city and elsewhere. The
various diseases that are cured, which were sup
poSedto be overcome only by internal 0emedies;
yield at once 10 the power OF this intmeni'
The principle on which it ever acts, viz: radl-
cal restoration Of the lnsensible Precipitation, IS
the great secret offs success. As most diseases
originate in a common coli, indeed by closing
the pores upon the surface, il follows that II by
any means the pores can he re-opened, and the
Insensible Precipitation restored, the vile and
morbid humors oflhe body will escape, and sick
ness be removed.
McAlister's An-healing Ointment has now
been proved to be the only preparation thai can
effect this result.
Wewould remark that some OF the following
complaints have been Of long standing, even ~
years-one case of 40 years-many OF them and
10 wears. Such cases as the sick headache, for
instance, a complaint supposed 10 yield only to
internal remedies, have been cured directly also,
Rheumatism, Cold Feet, Liver Complaint, Con-
sumption. Asthma, all Diseases OF the Chest
Sores. and the like, have been cured, whileothers
who have taken balms. balSams, little sugar
candy. pills. and drugs, are vet suffering, with
little hopes OF recovery. We SPEAK these thI1SS
more in sorrow than in anger, because we fee
and know that life and health are dear TO every
one. Persons should cease heing blinded by
these things so long as there was no evidence OF
good. What will man not give for hislie'
We here give the names only of the persons
cured and their diseases This is but part OF
whatwe have--besldes fall certificates now in
cur possession. Nay, if we had the names of all
who have been benefited or cured by the ALI
healing Ointment within the last six monlhs.we
could cover the whole broadside ola meeting
house with their number. But we know our
friends will tell il 10 their friends, and they, IN
turn, will whisper il 10 theirs, and thus the good
Thing will go iouhd, while thus more than twice
ten thousand hearts will leapfor JOY in the good
received from this Ointment. Friends cheer us
on in this good work, dy speaking the whole
truth 10 Your neighbors and acquaintances, and
let this great and good medicine find its way into
every house, and gladden. the heart of evsry soul
in the land
We have room to give only small number
ofEame in New York and Baltimore now in or
possession Those from Philadelphia, Boston,
ard other places, we are obliged 10 leave out en-
tirelr
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Ne OLD DIR. JACOB TOWNSHIPS
SARSApARIIIA.

This prepared that all the inert properties Of the
SarSa r first removed every thing capable
of becoming acid of fermentation. Is extracted and
rccricd every arc of medical virtue is secured
in pure and concentrated srm and Thus it is rendered
incapable Of losing any nf its valuable and healing
prn;eres. Prepared ia this way It Is made the must
Ial,,c ii rnnn Ii he.
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GREAT q InronrAsr CHEMICAL Discovery
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL MEDl-
CINE IN THE WORLD!

The result of a series of Chemical Expert
ments. this Compound E1traet Of YelLoac D0ck ana
Sarsaparila, with almost equally powerful veg
etable substance, is one of the greatest discoVe-
res of the age; and is the first and only instance
in which these Roois-so long in use by The lac
uliy have been united into Compound possess
ing the due proportion OF the peculiar virtues
and powers Of each.
lis success is astonishing, having performed
over fifteen thousand cures since its discovery
less than Two years
It's urriyalled power over disease, and grea'
superiorily over all Simple SaYsaparilG SyNPs
NAV be attributed to the fact that II IS composed
purely of vegetable substances, each one having
direct reference 10 some internal organ; conse-
uuently the 7rholc system is benefited.
1t is the most highly eOHocntTGted SyruPtn use,
and being in Quart Bottles at one dollar per bot
tle it is also the cheapest. Itpurihes and enrich
es the Blood, and invigorates the Body, and con-
sequently expes nervous disease from the sys-
tenn. more effectually Than any medicine known.
1t is pleasant TO the taste, occasions neither
sickness nor pain in its operation, can be taken
regardless of business OF diet, and by the aged
and infant with equal efficacy.
In al CHRONIC DISEASES this Compound
is The GREATEST BLESSI NC evcr possessed
by man.
is positive, speedy anu permanent cure lor
CONSUMPTION, .Scrofula. ErySipeldS, Rheu-
mntism, Gout, Lirer Complaints, Spinal
Affections, Ulcers, Syphilis, Dropsy,
asthma, Piles, ScurrH Affections Of
the Bladder and Kidneys. Mercuri-
al diseases, Corrupt Humours,
Rush Of Bloodto The Head, Fe-
rer and Ague, Female Com
plants. General Debility.
Dyspepsia, Loss Of APP
petite, Colds, Head
ache, CostirenesS,
Grarel, Night
S1redts, Colo,
Organic A 6ections. PalpitatiOn Of The Heart,
Biies, Pains in he Side, Chest,
Back, Limbs,
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Just Received

At the stores of the undersigned, large and
full supply of HERRIcK's SUGAR COATED PILLS
and Kid Strengthening PlaSters.
These Pills are warranted under penalty OF
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Cmrr nj i,,nunnerahIc diseases.

Hence the rcasln why hear concentrations on
every side in favor by men women, and children We
fad II luar wonders IN the cure NJ
CONS CAPTION. pINPEPSL7, ard LITER COM
PLANT, and in RHEU-N7TJSM SCROFULf
rms CONTTVF.R-E,SS. al CUJ.7NEOUS Err Up
JIC.N,S. PL.NPLES, BLOCThES, and all affections
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-17

Old Dr. Townsend is now about % years OF age and
has long been known the 4 CTHOR aud DIStOt-
ERER Of the GENUINE ORIGLf.9I " TOWN-
SENI S7PS7P-9RLLL-9." Being poor he was com
PEELED t. limit manufacture, by which means II mas
been kept market and the sales circnmscrben 70
those only who had proved its vafih, and known lis
value IL had reached the Of many. nevertheless,
"A, thSr persons who had been healed of sore diseases
md saved from death, proclaimed i's excellence anu
4
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

II works in Of FlHo- .fibHs or Wiites.
Ialirug o. ToTHb DISTRACTED Suppressed or Painful
IsHscs FrrcrHiar5tB Of menatrini periods and the
ise and is as eccual in curing all the firms of Mud
neg Disease.
by removing destinations. and regulating tho general
system il gives .sd strength TO the whole body
sp.lf s.It If
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TESTIMONY,

The following letters indicate its salutaIy eff
feet in cases Of
DYSPEPSIA, GENERAL DEBILITY, &c.
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81. b i.aieh, "noosh Falls ". General 4 gent
Vermont. wan NIL orders addressed IS well rs
! applications suLasencirs. Sod also by F. r. PIE
cher Bnfrort Keni u right sh Trbam Catlin sc Wright
Orwell; Luther Joy, Benson 8 G. Perkins, Caslleion;
Hs,ry Siuj.ns. Fitt-.urd W. nyde, Brandon l.. n
waie1housc, sshsbuTv James caok, East Middebury
and ~ ". ?. RrsssL. sole Asa'i. in this village 30
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Nnrvn,ls disrascs and dehiIitv.


hlc The ether DOES SogrfE isTmcHffHS, md ho1r-
sns is:rs rEtainrs itiuiu fragments the sour acid
Fquid eNFHdiaE aad niacins other gouis' Must mo-;
ii~ horrible 0'ilp'urd he puI>Gnuis To- the system =
Uhc Ja Grd ststss EireGsy diseased arfth ncd
u mar cau-c- iNstepsi1 -rd Dn not all know
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22
FREEMAN, MONTPELIER, VERMONT,

ESsRossED BI1Ls.-Amthlrizing the Treasurer 70 hor
row The sum therein mentO Ied to Incorporate the Flank
lin Acadrna Institution Ia nc"r"r &c the B"rrr AGA
my to pay 4. ". BRncr the sum therein M hllnned
relating t. e,s aud eltng To hnatnG lumber in
ndn mt TO an relating the grand list; seveay
read the third and passed. To ncorp rate the Pas
suInnsc hank-iid ON the table, 81 10 81 To extend the
charter If the Southern Vermont RnlIuad company in
addition tn an rcali g the Grand List butl read
hr third tins and passed. T0Ry DANIEL Patham the sum
therein mentioned lost In aSandmeat Of an act relating
| To common schnns-dsmisscd.
sPEoIAL ORpRR.-Bil reIat ~ DAmndlry line between
Remington and Windnam COUNT - The que stun Of
ENDORSEMENT, the yeas ~ and tlr nuss 95
CoMMU SIcAT oN.-From II. II. Reed. Esq, relating Ia
debenure. etc. uf Grin Emerson, deceased member Of the
last House Of representatives
MI Newton Isl. Adams called up bill to incorporate
MssiscO ank sheldon rule Of engrussment suspended
and bill passed.
SENATE BIL-To render void the sale of psrsona pro
perry in certain referred 10 Judiciary commute.
REsoLUTGuN-( Ionl) relating IL annexation Of canada
referred the Committee raised upon the subject
Mr.. Cotton moved t. reconsider vote jeetng the pas
sage If the bill to pay iauie Putnam, Garfield and bill
passed. Adjourned.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22

We call attention to the Protest of the Free
Democratic members Of the Legislature again
the outrageous proceedings of the wing majority,
IN the Election of County officers, the protest
WIS presented upon the action of the majority
in the case Of Bennington County since then the
war of extermnntion has been carried into La
uoilr, Washington, Orange and Caledonia.-
We have no doubt the protest speaks the honest
sentiments Of large majority of the people in
Vermont Tine will determine whether such
men and such measures will be tolerated by tn"
people in Vermont. Let the people remember
that in the Legislator" Of lS49. that their Rep
re3cntatlves wee sIlenced-their rights tranPIed
under foot--the long established usages of the
State abolished and a set Of clamorous whig Of
ice-seekers quartered upon these Counties con
-rary 10 fire wishes, the rights and the interests
OF those Counties
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22
TuE LANE LEaTsLArURF;..

The late legislature, notwithstanding the tim
spent in political and local quarrels have mad
quite number of very important enactmenis,
and such as will effect considerable innovation
n our system of laws. Among these is the act
nxemptng the Homestead 10 the value of 500.
Also tho School act, raising the salary of the
State Superintendent to $500, and requiring Of
him most of the duties of County Supernten,
dauts, whose Offices arc abolished. A bill ei
tectiag an important change 10 our chancery
proceedings has also been enacted We shall
commence publishing the laws next week.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22
forriou Mus.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
At Halifax.
HALIFAX TELEGRPH OFFICE,
Nov. 10Th. 3 l-2 o'clock. P. NJ.
COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.

Commercial advices from all parts Of
England continue of favorable character,
AMI in trade generally there is no new feat
IRE TO report.
The money market was easy.
ENGLAND.
The English press devote much space to
the consideration of the Canadian annex
alton addr IS, and its tone and temper is
highly commended The Londo- Times
says: by whomsnever proposed by
whomsoever concocted-it reflects great
credit on the tact, skill, aud adroitness Of
IFS authors" In speaking Of the possible
assent of England of the annexation of
Canada to the United States, the Times
says "yet the conduct of the people will
be directed by motives of prudence and in.
terest alone If they think they can do
without Canada, then, and then only will
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22

In order to bring up our Legislative proceed
ilgs, we are compelled to crowd out almost eve
ry III ng else. We shall now soon, however, b."
able to resume our usual variety of news and
political matter.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22
MONTPELTER:

NJ An Communications 10 the Freeman
whether on business of the paper or for publ
ZION. should be addressed post paid. to the
Editors
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22

The County Court for Washington County
commenced its session Tuesday this week,
Judge RcdieId presiding.
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SENATORS.

Octoter 2lh, 1919.
SENATORS.
]. w. y. PARKER, }
$. MILTON BIGELOW Orange Co
STEPHEN THOMAS,
W H5lS GHR Ta;ST TER' Washington Co.
EPHM CHAMBERLAIN, ! c,,..,
JOHN MCLEAN, O0''"0"'D
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Homer E. Ilubbell. Fairfax.
Stephen s NTH. Weston
WIN. Mattocks, Peacham.
Ephralm Rice, Somerset.
Jefferson Cree WheeIock.
Sebastian R. Streeter, Barnard.
Augustus P. Hnnton Bethel,
Henry 5. Morse, Shelburne.
Roger s. Howard, lhettord.
Hiram Day, Jericho.
Rufus WaIston, WIIliston.
Hiram IL Dixon, Underhll.
BENZ. 7. Blodgett, Randolph.
John Poor, Mdd eek.
WA 5. lIu but, huntington.
Dennis ChIds, Moretown.
Royal Hatch Stratfo'd.
James NJ lrtin Landgrove.
Hare I. Moore. DanvIle.
Dustin Grow, Hardwlck.
John VI. Bennett, Slockbndge.
Henry Pnnov, Holland.
Stephen P. Fhgg, Wilmington.
Da uS R. Gllge. Bristol.
]. f. Franklin. Vernon.
Allen keichum, Wlnlihg.
Elias " llley, WatervlIle.
AIm'n Z. Allen, lincoln,
fhllornlah Bates, Shaltsbury.
HaIner Ha'ch, frooKheld.
jacob Boycr, FAYston.
CrlsPIs Shaw, Gilmore.
James Miner Dnv"r.
Moses Phelps, Belvldere,
SIr Isaac Newton, Nr"iane.
Lyman Titus, Wolcott.
Charles Stevens, Maidstone.
Ehenezer W. C"rse, DuXbury.
Elisha webster Brunswick.
Ira Whitney, Stamford.
WIN. Morllli, Canaan.
Asa u. Howes, glastonbury.
JARVIS Andrns, Dorset.
David +. Boynton, We5ttield.
Benz Wells, Woo bury.
James M. Dean, EnoSburgh.
Hiram Moor, Sharon,
Robert Cochran, kyegate.
lido Green, Rch'nand.
George Putnam Albany.
Charles Leland, Lowell.
Enoch Z; McLond. CALAIS
Harvey lllden, Bgrre.
john 3 Nichols BFantree.
Daniel kllE, Sunderland.
julius J. 'lolbrook. Bonnfeld.
John A. Ienney, Cornth.
Dyar Hill, Isle La Mott.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22
SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. 10

REroRrs by Mr. an from com. on b,nks, a. a n,t bill
W .mcup rta The River hank, md mu:ihn Of Mt
low II was Ind tinialy pestpin.d. by Mr. Chandler
H. chap y, =, en ed of process; in add,tiamfto II
H-M addition t. cha lt3 4, =. relating 10 impriSon
Ent altering tn TIM of h idng Supreme Court IN tn,
Hnnt If Ual3donia Lamoill Orleans and Essex pro-
abitng th manufacture, sale and Use Of sluug shot al
everuy read ID time and passed. Also from tile sam.
committees in favor Ut bill restoring Syvanus Dble to hi
legal privileges ordered t. lie motion If MIR Cu ndlrr
Also in favor If the adutn of utius from the uIst
relating the subject Of slavery and they adopted
concurrence, yeas 2S nays6 by Mr. June, from
finance in favor uf resolution directing the Sergeant
Arms H. nsIt window in the North end 4 Senate chan
bir with amendment provided it can he done witho
ninriug the val Ut the the structure of the build
ing ordered tn lie.
HousG BiLLs-The char took up bill pealtng sec IS
chap Is K. = Mr. TUFTS moved an indefinite p0stpuue
ment-card
Mr. Tus called up House bill to define and limit sec 10
chip II, r. and proceeded to speak in It's favor Messr
Parker, Hazrn, Weston Thomas and Walker also voret
the pa sage, while Messr Chandler, Royce and F,ench Up
posed ordered tn Sd reading 10 s. and pas
sed
Nj Tufts caIsd mp House bill amending act relating Il
chuuls, NOV 10 aulnd S0tht the town Superlntrn
dents the county shall Constitute board to reClmInGn
books for thu Schools and the town Superntendents ,l
make detailed RIP IT'S Of the sChOUS in their severn
Towns At the annual March meeting; also changing III
time the shall take effect from the first Of March ne
The ndm tnts were accepted aud the bill passed
eurrence
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22
HOUSE.

Fhe Speaker announced as the rnm mittee t.
Aom the resolutions relating to Canrdian an.
cxatloa shonid BE- referred .n'ssrs lluhbelI
onverre, Hatch, Colby and Phelps,
Report$ OF Go nnlitee on Banks, bill to in
'oipirate the W'st Randolph Bank, adversely
o,nisscd B II 10 incorporate the Pnssumpsic
ia'k, a st JoIlnsbury, that it ought to pass =
n!rossm'nt ordered. Bill to Incorporate Sax
~ River Bunk, fivor,bIy; third reading refs
u; yels37, nays lS.
Special Oder Bill defining the residence ant
quitting the support of Paupcrs: on motion o
II Dean Of {, dismissed.
VI. Hubb'l called up the bill relating to rail
nd corporations, and proposed to amend the
ttne BY mixing it subject to amendment and re-
pal, which being adopted aud the order Of IN
gossmpn 0'ing suspended, it was read the thirc
ne and passed.
Adjourned to o'clock this evening.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22
HOUSE..

Reports.-Ol select committee, bill relating to
common school lands In Orleans county, adverse
ly laid on the table. OF committee to make
up gland list, bills IN amendment of an acl reat-
ing to the grand list, and in addition 10 IN act,
do do; Of committee on claims, to pay C. W
Bancroft, favorably with amendments severally
ordered to be engrossed Petitions of David
Reed and sundry others for remuneration tor ser
wees and monies at the siege of Pat,sburgh,
adversely, but recommending a resolution Tor the
Secretary OF State to ascertain names of all who
served and the amount Of such service aud mo-
MES expended, previous to the next session OF
the Legislature; adopted. On resolution to de-
iine and limit fees for serving acquisitions under
the Governor, BY BILL bill ordered to be engross-
ed. To pay Samuel B. Mann the sum therein
mentioned, without opinion; on motion Of Mr..
Hubbell dismissed. To relieve Sabin Kellum,
adversely; dismissed. Senate bill to pay James
Morse the sun therein mentioned, fayorably =
passed. OF committee on Banks, to incorporate
the Bank of Manchester, adversely--to incorpo.