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Poetry,
To Hattie.

. Ildllits
Earth hath no music like thy vy'ioc, ny daugh
ter,
The sly no beauty No tliy clear blue eye
No ronncss Hko lhy check tho yielding water
The ar M perfume like My fragrant sigh
Thouan io ny Rdnring fancy given
Typo Of nll beauty and ali oyeI,nessi
Whit claim had VI ruch boon Of lirhven
That thou shoum'n come my lonely bear
n bless
With pride ! watch thee nj thy merry gapl'olsr
Tying 20 catch the sunshine On ihe 0oor
Wdh pride hcay lhcc ~ Thy forcsprRmbles,
Aud sec with Joy shy spirit gushing DER.
Where did 81 thou learn 10 lose the secret pow,
rIr mUFIryHdr by warbiing bird ~ i'f''s'k
where learn T. love the tiny woodland Flower,
Thst 'coms IN thine with oyooscyr to LOOK
Thought Is in words alone, they ypinly tell rs,
Who noycl think save what cold wortr-fh,
ply
ilow dp Thy untNuphl lessons, sweet imPcl ~
Beyond the ieachingaor philosophy
What means the smile ,ly rosy mouth enlwin.
ing
Thy earnest galo with childish wonder
Taught
Wh1tmcans the EfiN within thy clear eye
shining
What but the dawning Of ne,pieni thought
Though hound To earth now by stronger frl
tor
Since Cod 90 thee nm earthly lie has given,
feel the heart within me growing bottrr,
Filled with an influence brought with thee
from Heaven
Some angel trnahclll thee such ways ofwininr
AsnNkc the worship Of all hearts scourri
jlow can the hear, be- prone again 10 shining,
BapGsed Ike mine in lovo of aught 50 pure :
1t Is with fearful joy that carcss thee,
whcn1 remember, with a trembling heart,
Wv what uncertain tenure possess thee
How soon with thee my joy may all depart
Aud, yet, mcthnks, safely may coofjc thee
To Him who gave thee TO my tender care
To HIM, the coed, the kind, whaieef bctidr
thee.
Shalt he uddrrurcd 10y ever trusting prayer
Though blind caprieious fortune mas bcrci( me
OF worldly honor and Of worldly pcif
I cnnpoth lee unbost, while Cod has len me
Thy angel mother and thy chcrub sclf'
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CA l. Il ID d n A n.
a. CqUTIOVLXTRa

A MAS by the name Of CLArf, has rngaffH
~ with young manaf the uauieei y Towns
end, and uHrR his name ~ pat upa harslp1ul-
Ia, which they call ~. T0wHsend hlnapa
rita, disseminating u GsHHiHs original, etc -
THIS Tnwnsrnd isno Doctor, and never ~as.
but was formeTly worker on railroads, eanr
ais, aud the like Vet hn assumes the uiie ~
Dr., for the purpose Of gaining credit Tor Wh1l
be- 10 not THIS 10 81 caution The public not W.
be- dseriyed, and purchase mons bot the SfHr
uiKF ORiGiHAL on DT tlrnb T0WHsend o
Hafapnrlla, having 0H Il ibe Old Doctor. %
lkeBrss, hia family coat Of Afiup, and hn sig'
nature across the coat Of arms
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MEDICAL PRACTICE.

N. P. TkrLIN, BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
NNTOULD respectfully say TO the inhabi
w tants of Peachnm, and the adjoining
towns, that he has located himself at Peachhm
Hollow, where he will be ready to attend to
all calls ia The different branches of the mcdi
cal Profession In his practice he excludes
poisons of every description, accompanying
the Botanic with the Cold WRtef System, us
ing such remedies only as harmonize with ma
lures laws, and are calculated to assist ma
ture in her efforts to oyercoms diseased
ton .-~
He will treat chronic dseases of every de-
scription, consumption not excepted, with the
express understanding that where no relief is
Obtained no charges will be made 5S4tf
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TO FARMERS & DAIRY.MEN,

A NTHONY a. EMERsON'a PATENT
n DOUBLE NOTING ROTARY CHURN.
PArHsrEB Jas. y, ts4O, In bringing this ef.
ieotuAl and simple Churn into use. the probr,.
etorr, feeling confidence IA IT, capabilities, do
not hesitate 60 pronounce II the best ehurn
ever altered ~ the pablo Th,s sliafa H. oR
exhibition NJ the sgenoy,
~ BRoAp sTgEEr, ar trAiHs, BoaroS
And IN order % convince the incrcdulous and
SATISFY the curious, al f,osirs o'oiock daily,
4 CHbRNI.NG Will M A3DE.
The public are invited 10 call and examine
the machine, and see its utility tested, II com.
bines'ihe following valuable qualities.
lat. II produces butter In lees time than any
other eharn, making IT and gathering 1t from
sweet milk ~ from thee t. eight minutes, aud
from cream In much less time.
I'd, II produces more butter FROM the same
amountof milk or cream, than the ordinary
method, az Il does ita work IA more thorough
and scientific manner.
ID. II h the cheapest and most convenient
ehurn ever invented, involving the true phil
osophiePl principles Of bnttrT.making
9Th. New milk, aftcr being eLurned ~
sweet aud suitable for family use.
9th. lnstrad "f feeding the calf with milk
direct ifom the COW hurncd sweet milk will
answer every purpose. iiy this process, the
butter ~ all profit.
We offer It upon the following terms-Ir
the ehurn DOES not prove a. recommended. II
may be returned, and the money viii be TO.
funded
We have constantly ON hand aud for sale,
i've different sircs, 81. -, 50, 50. aud sig,
capable oil churning at one time, -, "a, "a $40,
and 20 gallons of milk or cream Also,
ehufnA eI any s'Er made to order r..
Exclusive country rights 10 manufacture
aud sell IN the Stairs Of Maine, New Hamp.
shire, Vermont, Massachusetts and Rhode T..
land, Tor sale a. about the rate of one hundred
dollars Zoe each 10000 inhabitants
discount of twenty FIVE per cent for cash,
- allowed Ia the trade
Al orders, passage paid, addressed TO the
AnhaeEihaTsI vii te promptly attended 70.
Ol1wp JONES * CURTIS,
- Broad street, Cup stairs.) Boston.
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-PI,,Iss bIssd.


Ihl' " eAY eus af than four thaasaHd eases Of
Nhen@siisu that pf Io~utsnis HHfsspHtia hes cafsd
I've sud ehfonie ssskly GRADES
~ hs sHuAefdtnsfy Ttua-s
James CanmiRg. Esq, oas Of the sss,s,sRi' ia The
LHssue AsJium, hlsck~slrs island, s the gssuews1
spoke 81 ~ aha fuia~inE isuef
hlsth-s,, tsiaad, Sept ~. iet1
pf To~Hssnd-Dsst h.Ti hsss saa-ysd tsff,hly
49, -.s yssr. -,A che Rb.s-.-s.s e..s.ss.sb1- ef's-
u'"s cosd not cat sleep et saik, he'd tho wost de-
ues'inr Psins aud my imb, ~sss terribly s-oisn.
hs's ussd fuvf letss Of Sasaps a sod they hsvs
desc NE more thea thoasspd dollars -a,th ~ geod
90 mach he,sf-tadssd ssiifsly relies ed Voc
Al liberty 10 this Zoe the hsnsdt NJ the aHiies
Years respectfully. JAMES CUnhtNGs
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IFrorn lhc ChrI.t,1n Frrcman ]

From the Christian Freeman
RcimBis ErideRee Of ths EGcacyef BHchaa {,
HungdriaH B1isa1t'-Nhic W. rcpudiatr
quackcty, We are always pleased 10 give cred.
It Tor that which is truly useful, aud 10. give
information which may bcn"6t otlvrs. \ few
days agn bttfhcr ~ ours, from Norway, Me D.,
came into our Office, IN comfortable health,
whom We did not expect TO see again on earth
We received letter few weeks since, FROM
another brother, resident IN the house with
him, saying that hc was confined TO his bed,
and could not probably continue but short
time, Judge then of our surprise when We
suw him enter our Office lIc has slight
cough remaining, as It would be, natural that
lac should have, until lac has had further time
for acquiring strength of lungs, But hc i. IN
I comfortable health. The following letter
which he addresses tn tho general B0ston a.
gent for the medicine which has restored hun
~ wonderfully, viii show what medicine has
been the instrument Of the good work
Boston, Feb. TO- 1917,
DIR u, =. Brndlrc, Sir cannot refrain.
from saying n word Ia you IN CONNIE nd alton
of 'Burhans Hungarian Balsan Of Life Here
is a plain statement OF facts IN relation To my
case, and iftley are OF any service IN inducing
the sick To seek relief at the source from
whence | obtained Il, shall be thankful
My residence, il Norway, Me. Three years
ago last fall, took violent cold, which len
n cough oC the most aggravated kind, accom-.
panied by severe pam ia the len side. Last
June had become So feeble that was oblig
ed TO quit all work, aud was confined To the
housc until about four weeks since. During
that time | received the best medical aitcn.
dance and tried nearly all Tia, MT dicincs which
are rrcoln,mcndrd IN such cases, but could find
no relief, butgrew worse and for the last three
weeks was confined to my bed. Two of my
physicians gave me up as past recovery. ltut
MS fortune would have il. | heard of the Hun.
gariun Balsam, aud Immediately procured a
bottle. This gave me instant relief, and six
bottles have bfokcr dP my cough, and ptIgef
me- in situation 10 Resume, with advancing
health, my usual occupation. ,.,. Yours truly ,
CHURCIlliL COBB.
Sold by d, G. Bradlec y Son, I30 Washing.
toH NJ. Boston, sole agent tor the u. StatcsanJ
British Provinces; and BY J. &. Bingham, st.
JohnshnEyi Fuller ~ Co Lyndon; r. ID. Mer.
rill, bloomington; w l. Hastings, Crnflsbury;
T. &. Butler, Derby Line; Dana, Weeks Il
Stanton, Danvillc; and dealers in medicines
generally in New England 62iwI-
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DT Tsrsse.s'. ssr.sps'ills 30 .s.e'eIss sNd 'Pss.
~ eBte Tor tnctpiani Consumption baUeahssi, ffo'
lspsas usu fslling NJ the Womb. CosiiVsRsss rss
isasoFrh0a or whites, nhstructed dhcult MsR-.Tua
ton iAeoatinshee Of uras or Involuntary dtschsfFo
hsrrof and fdf the general prostrstoi Of the sysic
matter ~hsther the result % inhsrost causes
produced by rrosulafity llnssa soeidsst. Nothing
b- turpFsinE thah tts luVKoranF effects upoa
the humaH frame Persons OF All weakness aud tastude
from takias u become robust aud fal Of energy
updst iu tbaasBee. II Immediately coauteraeu the
nep ol-s.ness Of tho female frame, Which Is the
cause ~ BAtreaHsss. Il vii Rot be expected Of us
w Of 80 delicate uataa "a ehhh uertiacstos ~
rufss performed. but assure the antcled, that
kSsdreds % cases have been reported 70 Thss-
saHds Of ~hsto families hsvs Lasn ~ithoat chit
trvwuftrr @ss,.-s ~ AAas.s- aIssA- sssas
sins have besn blessed with bps healthy onsptnE u
has bseu eSptessy ptepssd IN fsfefsnre Go female
piauts No female Who ha, r-assH N suppose she Ia
approaching that etfIirAl period, TAs tHTH s| tyt
.nould neglect take H. ~ u IL certain preventive
ot NJ tho And horrible dtaeasos to which
female, subject At the time Vf life Ihia period
-ay 81 Ss(aysd r several ysSrI ~ Nsi.g tAB -tG,.
Mo- Il hes vAluahle Tor those who pproaoh
tug -omaHhoSd, s calculated Hs-'st nstsse, by
quicksuuT the baod aud usigotstiHT the system ln
d-sd La' nied,eBo :. Inysushle for ~ che delicate
dists.ss TO ~hieh woaAsn are subject
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CrOckery and Glass Ware,

E JEwETT 81 Co. have just received a
H. very large assortment of Crookery and
Glass Ware; also, Hard. Ware and Cutlery, TO
an examination Of which they would invite
those wishing TO purchase.
April %, IS49. 6l3tf
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s tr ay c d

ENROM the enclosure of the Subscribc a
Il dark Boy French Mare--bunch on her
nigh fore ley-and scar on her nigh side. A.
ny person that will return said Marc. or in.
form of her Whereabouts shall be Tbefally ye.
wardcd .LOIJIS RAMO
Danviilc, Jolly 10, LEAD. 624w3
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O-isg 70 The gFssi Esd iaiaisess sale " Do
TssHtaais hsusnsfiis, . sulalisf ~ nsn Ehe Hsfs
kgashy aHf AFsHtf. have tsaasHesd Hstiag hsTss
psdns Farssts Fnsifs hHfsFs, EsWsstf ~ fslieS
ha9k A., fksy FsWafsiig Pai ~ ~ tks ssas ssap.
81 Laidss ssd u thsia ksFs sissa SD sspsa
aas sdtsnissmssn they sHiy ~snhisst inliaiisHa
sai shsaii be sEsidad Mss TsHHiss aHsss HEssd ~
= TssasaaI
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TERMS oFTHE CALEDONlAN.-Ls h.
# paid within the year; $500 II deiayd ulI
Vond that time. No paper diseon'hu; Of
all erreurages are paid except al the 'P'
the puhiisller- =, ..,,,J prctI
Advertisements inserted at the usual p,
Transient advet tscmeDts to be paid N a"'
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~ 1e~Hsahd. la alnafi aeilI feealFthf efisls He@
hysiaisHs w dtasfsnt pafa ~ the uHleu
Tkt " a. fsnl ihst - ths uadsfsi6esi, ftJsf
alsss ~ ne CITY ~ AbsHT. hsFe 10 EBnsfeas essss
pfssrfibsd UE rs-ssssas usEsapAFiila, ed helsFs
V be- " hs sss Faaahs preparations 10 the @af
n = Fuilao M, > witA0N MO, n n
Ahssy. Ap5n, isfI
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Paper Hangings,

COO Rolls Paper Hangingai also f.,
,OUO dow Shades, just received a@ 20
sale at low prices, bp f. JEWEli eiSf
April 90, lS4D.
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Ia tho Hon. tho Probate Court Tor the Dis.
iricl of Cnlchnnin


irict of Caledonia
nhUL IlOtGllTON, al Lyndon, 10 said
District, GUARDIAN of IuciuS Brown,
IN insane person Of said Lyndon aud Heir Of
NrlrnL Brown late Of said Lyndon, dcecas.
s,rd, would respectfully represent that the said
i.uclus lrown 10 the owner Of auuu'liyidrd
hilf oi the following dcscuhcd tt0ai tstutr,
VIZ Being on right number ~, IN Lyndon,
commencing oa the west line ofthc Road lead.
ing through said Right on the east line Of
Land belonging 90 widow Susanna Brown,
Whence North 30 deg. East ~ Rods and .
A. Links, thence EHst II Rods. thence North GG
dag. Easl ~ Rods, thence North r deg East
- Rods tn the Enst zine of said right. thence
South ~ deg. Yves; tN said line - Rods and
- Links 10 said rnnd 3 feet from the centre Of
the same, North - deg. Wrkt II Rods Soulls
81 drs West : Rods South GA deg. West ~
Rods Sn0th - deg. West q Rods West %
Rods aud 20 Links 10 the bounds begun at,
containing about four ncrcs, the Ave last cours.
being on the line Of the Kirby Rond. The
Snid Guardian further represents Ia sad Court
That II IS necessary Ia sell his said Wards ~
trrCgl IN said Real Estate for The purpose Of
paying the just debts and expenses OF his said
Ward, he therefore prnys the said Court 10
grant him license and authority 10 sell the
whole or his said Ward interest n the above
described Real Estate, al Auction or private
Sale Ms he may deem most bcnc fetal TO his
said Ward
Danyillc, July 10, 1870
STATE OF VERMONT,
Caledonia District, ss,
Paul lIonsbioR, Guardian. In Probate Court
July ~, lSiq.
ON the foregoing application IL is ordered
~ that the said Guardian give notice To all
persons interested that snid,nppication will be
heard aud crrrdrd 1T a Probate Court TO be
holden at The Probate Office in Danviiie, in
said district, on the 3lst day of July, A, d.,
lsl9, at one o'clock, = NJ, hy publication Of
4 certified copy Of sad application and NJ this
M rtgTvE III sur-r-=+t,--ly ~ The tal.aa-
man, newspaper printed al 81 Johnsbury, in
said district, all of which publications shah
'bc previous 10 said - st oiNy Of July.
THERON HOWARD, Judge.
A true copy of Record, [62iw3
Attest Il. HOWARD, Judge.
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THIGHs 0F aUAURs
Read this Column carefully.

Thsfr % H4rsf4fH4 f1f sair DO iH' diHrngl iaNa,
called 100 a. jlrsb HH-rHds nlnHrHflia u q ~
FrfUfnd 600 HTlfIH4l - lhif u e hnlpFipH
fsIfrin.nf ~ TnsHtHHi bee eFPfHdrl pFrf NAHlWl
ir iai ria frHfs n aifHrifi1r lf hnftapHFila Hhfh
a. fHainaI rhaTartrr HHd frpuataH throughout ihf
Uaui STATES ani greater PET ~ ihs Hsli-ihe sale
hnlHH nHpfiHnaf
Ths ssrasi che rapiitY ~ srnaia uHPHgoiplsd issH
col 80 90 hu hsf Larn faEaErd % prahs ehezF
publications flfa Hamhrf ~ 1rsft Tate iaans nais
u JaGub Toaatuu No applsa % Huaagf NJ iHaH ~
go HapuJ fHt 90 a. cell r 49, ~ be asHG a. pai ~
bf TssHssHds nafsapsfia IiHing he laffs sale. and
tuns sd rtpniisA 80 adFefiisiHf 90 90 iHdncnmeHl
g. ffaLaFk ~ tha hasiarss AmgHF pihrft DO npfiiaa
~ Ckadss WaNpus ~ tiiisf u ihs Jsmslgs f.fmsf
aha trnrard turh . pfpiiasIlgn. Nj ". "a AhbhtWh
fifmsdY me ~ The Ffpuleisfs ~ heAlihlthh
ulNThENT hAifH fphthpl' pfmedI tAthieI
aHd iHaHrirf NJ ihr tntaH hlia fasiaI tsHk ~ hel
giiis Ass Jsfssy JOHh hhlliaAn Esd WAL
fHunranN uaiaf ths Haina 81 iiiphfhoh. Hhli-ir
Nan ru, hHFa employed lJs 90 aisni sal aFTsaas
HHdsfsiaHd a. pa hinf seFeH dallaFs pee ~eaA
ff thn go Of he nHnu 1hssa hsFa bnea tasaii
iHH ssi halsH ~ ~ .sshis irHs ~ hepns - Fssa
saurs triH suf uTns bfinE ihe@ aad ne" defafi'9a
issfksl let fhn pahiie decide a'nn thn esafss
~ llfss AsHfsi aad A-Asfstf ~F-
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Bricks /! BricES J.!

A KILN Of first'rate Bricks, JUST manAIfac
- I 4 tured from n superior bed of clay, and
sUr sale by tho subscriber cheap fef cash Pa
s=ePiovcd credit.
JONATHAN La WRENCE
fGssumpsic, July 3, 1870 'G2iw3'
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Css.s-.ptiss ssv.s,
Oiss-ss sd SHssEtAss C~Hss~gtl-@ saz - s~ssa
bTsAsAiiH. Cs-SsaFt'sa, LissF Cs-pia,-t C-ias,
O-taFrA, OsSrAs AstA-a. sF'ii,sF hissa. S-Tsssss
- az OAs,t Hssas PissA, MA A-ss1s. DukssH ~
rr-yAsf ESgssssT si'ss fsss a. 1Af S,as. e. Aass
lsss ESD ssa A. s~sss
SPlttlsa BIssd.
hss TsTt, <pfd ~ iet1.
Ds TswEsnHp.-l tsniy bsl,sEs JSss hsfs.Ps.
fs hess tks Hssas th'suTh ffo'tdsses 81 ss'lss
Vie, hsts fst several yssu hsd . bed tburh II
Bss.es sd A. isst Ta,ssd is5rs
Fssstiuss u heed, bed sight s-sst., ssd Ifesuy
dssiiuAtsd SD 'sdsssd Aad 80 ssi stpsst ~ I've
ksss ssiY seed ssF astssFsfiiis sh-ft tas, -sJ
thsfs he's -ealsffai ehss1s byan SfssNst o. sss
shis " sik al ever the gay, Tsiss
h.sad SD s.y Sssgh Aas len ass, tes veil ,,ss
MN. RuAaELi, a. e.,A-r,us,,
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d. Ts.nsssdf Dssf Hf = hs1s ths Fiassufs 70 10
fuf ysa iksi hTss " aY rhdFss heEs bssn tufse o.
ihs hsfafas W ths 81 yaaf sfesiitsi meditlHs'
Ihey Hsfs smeisd Fsfy ssFsFeiY sth bFi taFss hsFs
istss MHf tsinssi " isak lass ssay ~ Hhish issi
mJssn sadai Ifssl shhTshsH,
Tsags fsspssiflily,
ISAAC W. ChAth 100 Wess,sS "a
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n PR SGOTT SONS
AT CON COR ID, vi.
CTILL continue to>Manuractutc

s - - Y II .se y 81 u s, a 81 ID
AZ % 70 q ~ L q. ST s
bi various sizes and sty les, which FOR durability
---tt t.satty "a. Lame they wnIrnnt IioI 10 a.
ely others manufactured.
fiy their recent improvcnte nts they have
sueoeetcd in removing the sharp kissing tone
80 generally produced, and iu, .stcad, give n
wound, smooth, hute-like tonc, that may be
listened To by the most delicate ear, With ad.
Frees for MFsEo DAMS from $40 to $40
with and without legs.
SERIPIliNES from 500 to 100 for 3 octave,
and from $50 TO l75, q and Is octuvcE, double
!Rccd Reed Organs $3.50 to 5000.
Orders by Mail will be promptly throw cred
---tNsrRuNEHTs MAY OBTAINED dF-
BRINSMAID &BROTHERS, Burlington VI
TOWN ~ HALL, Montpelier, VI.
JEFFERSON BUTLER, s.. Johnsbuty Cen.
trr5 Nt.-
TATLow rR{UEs
April, 1919. Gl2m6
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Tkit esfufssis 6sasinfifglI pfaFss htt hf hHts
psfs sss psffsri sssifal sEff hs mafi ohsuate az
saiss " 80 biai ThTss rsEssss safsd u eas ha-is
10 unprecedented.
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DOnleSticS.

CtHEETINGS and Tickings-a large lot
- just received and for sale cheap, by
"" l.. JEWET'T 4, co.
April 20, 1910 6l3if
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Olu liz JuCOD lOWhhphAt
IN, U,igiaai D,SoortrT qf O'e
Gcnninc TOwnScnd's SarSaparlIIa

OldDr Tuwnrcnd IL nov aboat 5nyoafa Of
age, aud has long been known Hs thr IniA"I
aud Disc0reSrr of the Gfnu'Hc Of'RiHoi
4" Tsnassnd SafsapariHa Bong poor hr was
couilellcd H. limit ,ts manufacture, by which
mcana IL has been kept out oi market, aud the
sales cifcunfcfihrd "a those only who had pr"y
ed ito worth aud known iis value u had
reached the ears Of many, nevertheless, No
those persons who had been healed Of sore
disenses, aud saved from death, proclaimed ils
Ie4cellencr aud wonderful
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HE.ILLvG POBER

knowing, radHg years age, that be had ny
hlspk'll, scicHcc, aud rsptucnc', drVi"rd ~
article which would be- of incnlculablr adyan,
tagc To mankind, wbcp once known aud e.
tcnavcly used, he hoPrd and pctscycrcd, 60
peciing the time 90 arrive when The means
would be- furnished 10 bring Il into universal
notice, when It's iacstilnablc virigca would be-
known aud appreciated, TITS time has come
In ma M ~. aunnlirh ilia
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-04
Organization Of Montpelier and
East Montpelier.

On Monday, the organization of the two towns
took place according to the act dividing the
town of Montpelier. The Montpelier meeting
was pleasant and harmonious to an extraordlna-
ry degree. The prevailing sentiment was 10
organize the town without reference to party
lines, us far possibie-to seek for good Off
GERS rather than good partizans. Such, too, was
the prevailing sentiment in East Montpeer'-
There is true wisdom in this course, and if stead
lily pursued, we have not doubt that both towns
will find great advantage in it.
OFFICERS ELECTED -MONTPELIER.
Nodera,or-WID Howes.
Tom Clerk. T. Thurston.
ComstaJleS--H Henry Mutt, Gamaliel Washburn
Treasurer Timothy Cross.
.Seiectmen Thomas Reed, c. w. Bancroft, S.
K Collins.
OuerSeer of The Poor-Afred Pitkin.
Tolcn agent WIN. Ilowes.
Trustees John Spading, J. Il. Marston Hen
ry Y. Barnes.
To,cn Grand Jurors Charles Lyman, IL. n.
Tapin, Joseph Somerby.
sJUuUUTS-JOocp lIONCoj De L. hihlSbOh3 WI
Dimmick.
!Sealcr of Heights and .Neasures-Ezra Marsh.
Inspectors Of Leaiher-Ebcnezer Bicbford, u.
r. True.
Superintendent Of Common Schoois-D. P.
Thompson.
To take The Census-Gamaliel Washburn.
On Town Farm--The Standing Committee
was reappolnted
OFFICERS EAST MONTPELIER.
Moderator Addison Peck.
Clerk Royal Wheeler.
CoaStabies-J. W. P. Vincent, Alonzo Snow
Selectmen-Stephen F., Stevens, Isaac Cate
Joel G. Nichols.
characterization Peck.
Decentralization Peck.
ToiVn .9gent Martin.
Trustees ]. Willard Israel Goodwin
Lawson Hammett.
.Auditors--J. w. P. Vincent, Henry Foster
To,Un Grand Juror Nathaniel c. King.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-04

SHOCKING MURDER.-The Cleveland Herald
publishes the following telegraphIc dispatch,
dated
SANDUsKY CITY, Dec. 10.
Last evening we heard The following account
of the murder OF one OF The citizens OF Cleye-
lands
a drover by the name OF Johnson stopped at
hotel IN Marion, Ohlo when by some means,
the landlord learned that he carried $4,000 with
him. Johnson proceeded thence about Twelve
miles TO buy cattle. The landlord followed him
ana shot hun. The drover egned death while
he was dragged into the woods forced betw cen
two logs ana covered with brush. After the
landlord lett he made himself heard by passer-
by. "Put me into your wagon and drive to The
tavern as fast as possible" SAID the droyer On
arriving there the landlord came out To take the
horses, when the drover raised his head and eX-
claimed, " fhat Is the man that shot me he has
So 900 OF my money!" and ten minutes after he
expired. The landlord gave hInisef up, con
essed the deed and Is now IN jail. MIR. Johnson
was about SO years Of age; had been engaged
in buying cattle Tor some years past, was an ac-
tive, honorable business mdn, and leaves a wife
and four children 10 mourn the sudden and terri
Bile bereavement.