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rheumatic GoI,t' ~


Now York, May Ie, lsi6.
q 4. Stanton; Sir-I have bee attacked several times
within few FenTs with pain attended with great
Inflammation in my loot aud great toe a0d had heen laid up
six weeks at each tmo, not being ubo bear
any wegnt my foot On the 10Th al Apnl, luh Now.
YORK pgnbuTy o. when aRain was attacked with TIN.
complaints for thee successive days aud nights could
close my eyes or PAIN A. the digestion OF person IN
DR.. Stevens ior bottle oi your Hunts
Eminent l applied il with lanuel cloth, mud IN hiteen
mirutes entirely relieved and fee .IOm pain apd had
good night's enabled 10 attend my business
the day, and have not been oubed SINCE ah nush
the OF my business 10 such keep my
all day consider it most valuable Incidence aud would
not bo without H.. HourE &c.
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Ilso, publisher ofthe follow works
Adams's New Directory ni the ny -fBostnn Tho Mas.
sachu.ous state Record boor Of general ulnmaun, for
1878; Art Of Conversing Fnfasiems Zion Triuno I;
Triad sonnos Sunshine and shade; MnSims and Sayngs
The Socinhe story re ler Tho Vacation; Consumption
Prevented pnssion and other Tales rhe Dream Fulfilled,
the Trials and Tumphs Of the Morelend Family One
Eyed Dick; The Coopcr's SON or Prize Of Vntue lcc-
lures to Youth Fosters Book Keeping by Double and Single
Entry Frouch's System of Prncic Penmansp Beauties
ofWiiing Roson Copy BOOK Ladies' do; Elementary do;
Feneh's Practical Writing Book In ihfceNcs Boston
School Writing Bnok Six Nos Ladies' aud Gent emen's
Writing Bonks, with copies On each page, &c.
ar n o. Country T,nders, BOOKSHELF re-, Sationers,
Tenchcr Clergyman, nks, Rniroud Insurance aud other
erode : solicited. o2;sm
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XYiIInrel XAichI,., Esf:,fH.
" "u0 ''I' Ut '''''' Aue.t, @. W CLARKE

STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate Canrt holden 10
Washington District, 81. ( Montpelier, wiihn and Tor
said District on the l6t1 day Of December D 1913:
Present, ihe Hon. lieman Carpenter. Juogo.
A N Instrument Bnrporing he the last will and Tesla
"a of Seth shaw, tate Of Berlin, 10 sid District, de-
ceased beng the Court here by John Winsow
tho Executor th,ren named, for PObae; ordered b,
said Court that all concerned therein BE- notified
appear al said Court be holden at ito Probate
Oh,e in said Montee the 10Th day Of january, l3i9
aud shu cause they ny have, agns tho Probate of
sud wall for which puose, IT ia further ordered, that a
COPY of The recor o this order be published three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY r The Vermont Waterman and state journal,
pnod Montpelier previous TO tho said time appointed
hearing
true copy Of record
Attest, T. Y. MERRILL, Register.
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a complaint Of most painful character, is
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED,

and follows by few days Of this article; il Is
far bore any other preparation far this disease for any
other disease originating from impure blood. See Pam
patet.
This disease is purely one of the blood the action Of
this medicine is speedy that the Piles, whether inter-
nal external, will he cured by its in few weeks
Hundreds perhaps say thousands have been per-
tccy cured in the Of three bottles Of this mix
urc, and this is produced from the action Of this
panacea upon the blood 1t is likely he permanent
than any cure produced from external remedies.
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y JonN y. WEBSTER, NJ. D., ,
WOOL, WOOL!

NIlE subscriber Is in want OF iew housaed pounds oil
Il Good fleece wool in exehnnge for GOODS, al miees
low compare with the price VI Woo-on ebs due
him and part Cash. He has AGO yds heavy Cassmeres TO
Oct S5 d,w GEO. w. SCOTT
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proof Of cures in this distressing of Complaints
See pamphlet al br0keh dOoa, debiaed constitutions
from the effect OF mercury will find the hracing power Of
this article Immediately and the poisonous mineral
eradcaed from the system.
TIE - distinct properties which compose this article,
manifest themselves particularly in the application of the
compound for the distressing class OF complaints which
head this paragraph For centuries there has used in
the north Of EurOpe, a
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DEDILITY OF THE SYSTEM,

weak back, weakness Of the Kidneys &c, innamma-
ton of same Immediately reiieUed By c days OF
this medicine and cure is always result OF its It
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TOWN & HALL
Revolving Pistols,

And great variety OF Chra Pocket Pistols,
Purchasers may he assured that everything in limo viii
b" urnhc as favorable terms can be procured from
other
Moutpeier. Oct. D.. 1913.
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sARsAPARILLAs, sYRUPs, &C,
GLAD TO CIRCULATE

grauitousy. Put up in 30 bottles, S2 10 OF. do.
at s each-the larger holding than small
bottles. LINK out aud not get imposed upon Every bot
tie has "Naughn's Vegetable Lithontriptic Mixture"
blown upon the glass, the orieR signature of " @. c.
Vaughn" on the directions, and &C. G.. Vaughn, Buffalo,"
stamped the cork None other genuine. Prepared
by Dr. G q. Vaughn, aud sold nj the Principal Office, 2U7
Main street, Buffalo, at wholesale aud retail. No
ngiven 10 letters unless post paid. Orders from regu
dry c9HSHHted agents eIceped Post paid letters,
verbal communications soliciting advice promptly at
tended TO- gratis For sale by all respectable Druggists
the United States aud Canada
loo .u
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AGE AS. : X roins, Montpelier; Theodore A. Peck,
Burlington l. l. nu'chct - Adams w Hatch, Win.
ook Fails French q Walker, Barre; Fost. Gov, CheL
sea John Campbell, Mddesex, simpson & AIMS, Wa
terburv Kennedy Co, Richmond siuiteyant Il CHIP
mau, Tunbrdge Neyins, Royaltou jacob Smith,
Bethel; Gny, Gaysvlo; Morgan * Sous, Sockbrdse
Briggs Il Pierce, Rochester.
l.. HUNr, Travelling Agent. sO;ls
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Ss14AQS .3l$ SA4SAIPAJ3S h.h 40
This PREPARATION has been long before me ubtc aud has
by ITS undertaking and sn efficacy scented 10 1t trsimo-
to its worth, and also from those who have eel restored 10
health by Ms vues. ~ the recent exhibition ~ The Mass
achuseits Charitable Mechanic Association, IN thus city,
received especial cOmWendation, which beg leave
suboiu. Testimonials from Drs q Warren. NJ Warren,
g ilaywaro, Edward Relnulds it, John Jeires, j. v Z.
Smith, and Others Of husluu and vicinity, have been freely
given in favor of the same aud bring the convincing
proof that 1t Is the best preparation of sarsipara yet
knIwn As possessing tbs exclusive right for lbs sale
solicit your orders.
Ertrdet from The Report of The Judges of Chemt-
Gals, at the Gnh Exhibition Of The .Hassa hWSetts
Charitable .ucehanic Dissolution, held IN Fun
emt and Quincy Halls, Boston, September,
lS47.
"DAVlD PARKER, Shaker Village, ~ H. six Bottles of
Compound Concentrated ; rssPtfh Sytup.
"fho compound syrup OF Slisup fa, prepared by
Dr. CORBirf the shaker Society, Canterbury, N. H..
the COMMITTEE have carefully examined, teomes sustained
by tho namus of the mos, distinguished h,sicans in the
County aud from know lodge OF component parts, the
Cumtee cannot hut express their full beut IN its aa
tlon arc of such hgrA useful aud oteauve cha acior,
that Committee willingly pronounce je the best
preparation Of sfsapaa sytur yet knowni aud as such,
thuk II deserving OF diploma ~
Signed by John ". WEBSTER, NJ. D.,
Professor of Chemistry in Harvard College.
MARTIN &. GAY, N. D.,
Practical Chemist aud Anaiyket, boston.
j. q, SAITH, NJ D. Resident ana roTt
of The nostoo Medical and Surgical Jour
nal.-ANp OTHERS.
0-Wn would also state, that iNn formula sas 3een lad
before the NV lIamp Medical Society, aod ny them
fully approved aud That 1le eelehfated d. fNiICiELL,
oil keene ~ H. who tested lis virtues, cordially APP
proves the preparations aud presebes this medicine IN his
practice genofay ait being the best article known ior
Chronic Inflammation of the Digestive Ofgans Dyspepsia
Indrgstor, Jaundice, Weakness o the stomach, salt
Rheun Fuucllon disorders III the Liver, Chronic Erup
OF tho ska, Eysirela' all seoluous Diseases, &e
10 guard against eouutees 10 future, the outside
| Of Df. THOMAS CoRBErr without which none will be
senu.nisS, 4 a, h ppnpfp, m A. cDANNts mi,
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A EELON CUasED.

And hum with hot talow healed without sour,
By the Of this gteat remedy.
Secretaries. Ulster 90. New Iufk July %, 1916.
Mr. George D. Stnnun: Sri take pleasure ia stating
10 that Lumsnt bus proved very beneficial in
noighborOod. Il has cured Of kheu
and has been found great relief Tor pam in tho
limbs, bruises, and tooth Eehe. In my family ind
vosy eideaeious. had lelOn coming my finger which
very painful, and by bathing frequently during IL
hours il sntiruly cured. burned my hand with hot
t.low, and immediately applying coton dipped m your
Imminent, Tho pain ceasel and did blister Airs b. also
scadod her hama severely which cured few hours
by Keeping cotton stepped tho Lninent think II
the best med clue ever used N The iauY, aud sc gro
qualities oiit iours respectfully.
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IncOnIestibIc Proofs
o6hs Efficacy Of this Basam Hthe rorstfora Of CoisHnP
IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY.

Or. BradleDear sir The Dun aan Balsan is, heyog
MI Luestca most pes ndnsiEphle a.~fs--
dje Sea fIhe Lungs used in my hhiiy, aud in
y professional practice for than twn years WIN tho
most uniform entire success ia o Paaona-
VA disease and couscienousy recommend To all who
ARE afflicted the certain remedy for such diseases
with which | an acquaipted. Yours IespOctiuiy,
FREDERIC SrORER, NJ. ID.
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LJVER COMpLAINTs,

deeierons compound s part Of this MIXTURE II
these diseases with certainty and celebrity. and does
leave the system torpid. See Pamphlet.
SO thoroughly does this mixture act in this disease. that
immediate cure is made. All other remedies now
aside. this great vegetable preparations safe, or it
contains poisonous miucrnl, which is the basis Of all
other Fcvcr Agle and remCdies,)
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SPEEDY AND ETFECTUAL,

is the grand healing medicine, aud is daily curing
thousands. The secret of its rebuilding the entire
stltion is, that it Is compounded Of - distinct vegetab
properties, each root a remedy distinct by itself
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The Greatest Medicine OF the Age.
STATIONS EXTERNAL REMEDY,
HINTS IMMINENT

HAS has received tho shove utlo from Thousands who
have benehtted By IT'S It's opeutOn is
daiful Never iang give igmoatp relief und pcIma'
nently curing the diseases for which is Recommended
For the year have pia cd before the public es.mo-
ny of undoubted character from many well known
throughout the county of Wostchese tho great
utalion of this medicine established. During the
past year, have received fom all Of the country
mas evidence of the great value OF this celebrated
dy sufficient Ill Volumes OF which havo selected few
certificates Tor the nipwng Diseases Hunt's Lniment
is certain safe and speedy cure:
Spinal .l0sciions Rheumatism, Paralysis and al
Nervous q6cctions Satt Rhenm Group orHires
.4gue IN The Breast and Face, Wsok Joints,
Coids, Tooihacke, Sore 7hroat and QUINCY
Uicerated Sores. Burns Frosted Feet. iadoient
Ulcers, Fresh Hounds, Bunydns, Corns, Sipei-
ings and Bruises, Scrojnious Affections, Pains
in The Neck. Nitrous Headache, Tic Doiorenr,
iSprains, .ioSg,dto Bites, aud all Cuianeous
and Nervous Diseases
as slrengihener OF the nervous system /, exceeds all the
plsers and medicines in the word It only necessary
Ty convinced that will do all the proprietor pro.
essos Its reputation is Consistently increasing, aud every
instance where has been used It always sept
essaiy family medicine. kold the evidence from abroad.
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TOBACCO CHE ~ FRS
ILL find the Plug and Paper TOBACCO Al the
w Dug store Of S. X. COLLINS.
Ocohcr -, 1915
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for such complaints and also for arrangements of the fe
male frame,
IRREGULARITIEs, sUPPREssIONs,


painful situations. No article has erer been offered
eroept thus mich n0Htd foch This kind Of deran seas
1t may he relied upon a ani effect tive remedy, and
did we feel permitted to do could give
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DRESss GOODS
pgJI.E EssESEI MEAS.

NEogE OF tse iivrr leaf v II. Tuas in ., and H.
IsE hoxcs Iu-i received Now send III your orders.
Aso 4D chests of that Ii Tea a, 81 cens pei To-
at the pure Tea Stur,. HARVEY KING
n n Az g5
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which in all diseases arrangements of the female Frame
olsiractions difficulties, painful menstrnotioHs SC. has
ELECTED cure. This root is indigenous soil and
found in arge quantities, and medicinal property
glands without an equal it forms one of the compounds
IN the preparation, which whole - tio host
Nen 10 dcbilitltcd enhe it sure, and the sys-
ten VIII be restored 70 health by It's use
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VERMONT wATCHMAN & STATE JOURNAL NOVEMBER 1910

an absolute necessity of amending any article of
this Constitution which may be defective ex-
planning such MS may be thought not clearly ex-
pressed, and of adding such as are necessary, for
the preservation of the rights and happiness of
the people. But the articles to be amended, and
the amendments proposed, and such articles as
are proposed to be added or abolished, shall be
promulgated at least six months before the day
appointed for the election of such Convention,
for the previous consideration of the people, that
they may have an opportunity of instructing their
delegates on the subject
ARTICLE (of amended Constitution THE
Senate shall be composed of thirty Senators, to
be of the Frccmen Of the County for which they
are elected, respectively, who are thirty years of
age or upwards, and TO be annually elected by
the Frecmcn of each County respectively. Each
County shall be entitled to one Senator, at least
and the remainder of the Senators shall be appor-
toned to the several Counties according to their
population. as the same was ascertuined by the
last census, taken under the authority of the u
ntcd Statos-regard being always had, in such
apo tionment, to the Counties having the great
est fraction. But the several Counties shall, I'M
til after the next census Of the United States, be
entitled to elect, and have their Senators, in the
following proportion, to wit:
Bennington County, two; Windhlm County,
three Rutland County, three Windsor County,
four Addison County, three Orange County,
three; Washington County, two; Chittenden
County, two; Caledonia County two; Franklin
County, three; Orleans County, one Essex
County, one Grand Isle County, one.
The Legislature shall make a new apportion-
mcnt Of the Senators to the several Counties, af-
ter the taking of each census of the United
States. or census taken for the purpose of such
apportionment by order of the government of
this State, always regarding the above provisions
in this article.
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Ordinance of the Council.
STATE OF VERMONT,
In CouNciL OF CENsoRs, Feb. 1649. {

In Council or CENsoRs, Feb. 1S49 {
The Council having agreed TO proposn certain
amendments to the Constitution of this Stoto and
having determined to call a Convention to CON
slider such amendments
Therefore, 1t is ordered by said Council that
a Convention of the people of the State of Vor-
mont shall meet at the State IIouse in NJontnol-
er on the first Wednesday in lamar, A n
1850, to consider of the amendments to The Con'
stituton proposed bv This Council md 70 oJ or
the same, or such norfs fhoreofnS tbo soi1 %1op'
vention shall iuegc win he ,,st ci,,; y VI
good government, peace and b2nninoss % t .i,o
people of this state And for tho rnrnoso o " ele
ting Delegates TO attend such Conrenton ei ~
first Constable or in his absence tho ta, 5,, Vie
or in his absence. one of tba SoIocto,, 80 ai
town in this State. entitled 70 so,,J y, euoii
tive to the General Asse,obl,, ,.tl,,i ese,i'-
order shall set I'M noti6cat;on ,oL iurther
places as shall have boen ., -. 'e.i pI'ce VI
town meetings in such tdn NJ d 10. ..,
1915 warnn% b the F %,Sry NJ N2y2 i A. D.,
towns to meet on the said third rTnos1a,. +, NJ
The place whore tbo Iost ~ III .'ie aiternoon at
held in such town for the r,,,n. it c was
Deleratos 10 reprrsent tI Eroa poSo o. Vi5cCg
in sid Convenf;on nj no eu.le : Oh s.lo Town
mectinr this order sbaij bn JIPeIing "h!ch
And Tho frat Con.t,I1n Do puoAc'y reGu'
disability tLc town CIorl,' VI, III ms absence or
S,Ioo4'!, 'iG 'o"n Clerh' or some one of the
Ponce shal1 rrosiJn to"m' OF justice OF the
it ehoIl he 70 ra on tI IaV meeting whose duty
from, t,io 70 time Co.. a. N" ~. 9"Ih 'o"I'
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Boston,
The Boston Almanac for
1850,

HlS Popular Annual, beautifully embollished hound h,
cloth, and gilt, Surprising any previous number in tho
eegaaco of STYLE and tho value of its cIntonts will be-
published about the middle Of November.
. 49,. - IT WILL CONTAIN
Nts,,N EW RAILROAD AND TELEGRAPH MAI or
VI ESSLAND and tho greater part Of the State of Ney
st sixty Railroads arc exhibited, and all the inn
@ ~ luus on he routes II Is finely engraved on Steel
u" y. u n I worth the price Of tho whole work.
nnlenuu hnu mcmornnin Pages embelIsbod with VIC
Mhi rs " NE TWELVE PRESIDENTS OF TIIE
alton. '''f''''"s W." mum
A complete CITY RECORD beipr svs,or,,,ic coo,,;,,
ton Of the various Departments the Govcn,en ~ @
Laws, Finances, PUBLIC fMPROVEMENTs inri 1ms
Tho WATER WORKS. with fine EngtnvinysA n / Ifsis
NESS DIRECTORY Of Boston, tables stteets WbSy.s
Hills ildng Offices Societies. Railroads Tele.,anis
Exprossos Onnbusses Mails and Postnges oil nnri az
The world Rates OF Wharfage Weather Tables Local
Events, &c.
state Government Probate Courts and Commissioners of
Insolvency. IN Mass; U. s Government, with Members ur
Congtess politically gnated General Events dutn tho
past yoar of tumu and change and muny other useful
iistics.
THIS Almanac has 300 closely printed pages nad contains
nure than an ordinary svO. of 500 pages, which
of w1 o. three dollars. For the Almanac price Is only
TWENl N.FlNB CENTS with Fiber discount OF
wholesale II IS tciaed at all the Stores in New Eng and
anu mo ciios at the south aud West
The work will in future be conducted by the unders rned
agseaby to arrangement with the late s. n. DICKINSON,
it7 former proprietor.
Orders sent immediately to Messrs 49, H. MASSEY a. ia
30 Cornhil, or to Mr. THOMAS GROOM % state sttcet
Publishers, will be carly answered.
Boston, October, 1859, d5yo
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Deaths.

ln this village, 9Th last Edward Bancroft, youngest child
OF Mr.. Anon Davis, a-cd wear nui II days.
Oh consumption, Aug Eh a tho o.idenc, of hs spn-in
w, IN Columbus, Wisconsin, Nh asa G. Funa, of Bethel
W, uged 80 ,outs
Also at Tho same plucc, Sept sub julius William only
son of Asa G., and Amanda Flan, aged ~ years.
In Rcdurd, linton NYOcL31, Mrs Mary Louisa Lund
wic ct Mr n. H. Lund in the Dist nj her age Her
disease was Consumption Aeu. firm believer in Christ
she bore her sucrngs with Christian patience ressnn-
ton lct end WAS peaceful aud happy entertaining well
grounded hope OF bssiu immortality hey this vale
tgHrs.
IL Dnnvers Mass. Oct s., Harriet wilo Of Marx GldJen
formerly OF Barre, aged 20.
la burlington W. aug. e, Vt ho Cholera Daniel w. Lund
aged ID years. AT The ~ experienced Rel
pon. and lived devoted HE. Previous his death he
Tc"d ME Bible through by in Sky days leaving
u evidence tat he was prepared 10 pat and he
In Gndhul VI ILL.,, MIS- Aunc, tect OF Daniel Doni
aged co.
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ARTICLES OF AMENDMENT PROPOSED
nY TIIE CNIrNCII OLE CENSnRS


ARTICLE 1.-The House of Representatives
of the Freemen of this State shall consist of per-
sons most noted for wisdom and virtue, to be
chosen by ballot, by the Freemen of the State,
on the first Tuesday of September, annually for
ever: and the Representatives shall be appor-
TONED to- and elected by, the several towns re-
spoctively as follows =
To each town having less than twenty-five
hundred inhabitants, one Representative TO each
town having twenty five hundred inhabitants hco
Representatives, and for every fifteen hundred
inhabitants above twenty-five hundred in any one
town, there shall be one additional Representa-
tive.
The number of inhabitants referred to in this
article, to be always ascertained from the latest
census which may have been taken by this State,
or by the United States.
ARTICLE mo ballotng for town Repre-
sentative shall be commenced after twelve o'clock
of the night of the first Tuesday in September.
ARTICLE 3.-The Assistant Judges of the
County Court shall be elected by the Freemen
of their respective Counties.
ARTICLE 4.-Sherifis and High Bailifis shall
be elected by the Frecmen of their respective
Counties.
ARTICLE 5.-Stote's Attorneys shall be cleo
ted by the Freemen of their respective Counties
ARTICLE 6.-Judges of Probate shall be cleo
ted by the Freemen of their respective Probate
Districts.
ARTICLE 7,-Justices of the Peace shall be
elected by the Freemen of their respective towns ;
md towns havnp less than ono thousand inh,b.
itants NAV elect anv numbcr If jnst;res Of tbo
Peace not EXCEEDING fre. towns baving one
thousand, and less tban Two thousand Inhabitants
NAV elect screen towns havino two thons,nd md
less than three thousgnd inhnbitonts ,noI eIoct
ten; towns having three thonsord and los tbar
five thousand inb9bif,nts. NAV elect bce,,e -. orJ
e. towns having live thousand or more inbabitonts
may elect fEeen .Jnstices Of thc Peace
Article 9.-Repsters of probata shall no r.
lected bv the Freemen of their rcsnoct;,,a p,o-
bate Districts.
ART1cIr 0-All tbe officers noroo1 IN t,,a r,.o
cedinn articles Of op,orJn,e,t shall he on,,ppi,,
olectad Inv halo, and shnij boId ,Lai So, cS
one YEAR sriJ yoor con,anr;nr, or t e. .o,
of December r;evt af(or thair nfoct;on N''
AnrrcIr IN TN aloctiar 80 H.. .o,.o.., -
Gcers mentioned in fbe nrecodinn 49, 49,
tine town Observation-Disclosures sbaiI he ,aIo az tbr
times md in tho ra,,,,,or J.atS ~ NV
Constitntion f. tba nboioo ~ c,nna, AZ 'i9
tho ~oS;1i,,,. 'i' ~ ~ lihu
ofar tho 90, aIi a., - .I.'is'
conn,od sbaIl IN nna e'No'' soa 'oo ,it''
cato Of Tho name ~ o"cb ,,or5 M mn c. .
the nurbsr of votes ,,,on Co. I lo' Ii.''
his name and desigp5tin', H. ~
tho ,otos 10 go, NV oli'Ie ioI ",,'Gh
made in tha Town cleri,s oGco a,T S,ii pI
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Raso'uel. By he Scnaie and House of Rcpre-
sentaiircs, That the Secretary of State be drec
ted to cause to be published Immediately, in eve
ry weekly and semi-wcekly newspaper in this
State, the articles of amendment to the Consti-
tuition proposed by the Council of Censors the
sections or articles Of the Constitution affected
by the proposed amendments, and the Ordnance
Of Council, at sum not exceeding five dollars
for one insertion in each of said papers