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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-25

PLEASANT RErREAT.-A few shares
only for sale in Lakeland Village Lots.
SIS will secure a homestead for life.
Apply at once to Charles Wood, 2OS
Broadway. N. Y. See advertisement
in another column.
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Donation Visit.

a Donation Party for the benefit of Rev
Mr. LrDLuM, will be given at the Hotel Of
y I. Lockwood in Whiting, Thursday eve
ning, the second day of February next
All are invited to attend. 40lw
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-25

Rock Rose to be used three times q
day aud in tbiriy.nine days the person
was entirely cured
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-25

100 FARMS and 200O BUILDING LOTS
to he divided ON the 3lst Of Jan, 1854, II
inung COZ Subscribers over 500 Of these
are already engaged. Many ofthe Lotsnear
these have hccn sold ioi from IcO 10 2Ot
per ecu advances over tho price for which
these Lots are Tow sold, showing TINT
the purchase will be a good in,csiDtni.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-25

Payments TO tc made in all ca,es in adj.
vance. Money current in the State where is.
sued will he received at par.
CLUBBING.
discount of twenty tive per cent from
the above prices will be allowed to clubs OF
dering four or muIe copies Of an, ore II the
above works. Thus -Four copies OF Black
W 'od or Of one Review, will be sent to one
address for 50; four copies OF the four re
views and Blacksood ior $50 and 50 on
POSTAGE.
In all the principal cities aud towns. these
works will be delivered, throuth agents, fee
of postage. When sent by mail, the postage
to any part OF the United States viii be hui
iwcnty-iour cents year for - Blackweod, "
aud bat twelve cents yenr foi each of the Re.
views.
Rsmitianccs and com m INDICATIONS should al
ways Ne idrc>sed, postpaid, Ia tho Publish
ers. LEONARD SCOTT & co,
81 Gold ST., New York.
y. Ri. ). & Co. have recently published
anil have now fir sale, the Farmers Guide"
by Henry stephens, OF Edinburgh, and Prnf.
Morton, of Yale College, New Haven, com
plete in VIOLA, royal octave. containing 1900
pages. IA steel aud 400 wood ensra wings
Price in muslin hinding. &c.
GJ-This work is NOT the old Book Of the
Farm laiely resuscitatsd and thrown upon
the market
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The British Quarterlies
AND
WOODS M GAZINE

LEONARD SCOTT & co. New York,
continue to lie-pmbiish the following British
Periodicals, viz:
The Lon Ion = inrterlyRcview(C onserv alive |
The Edinburgh Review Wing
The North British Review Free Church,
The Westminster Review Libcrnl.l
Blackwo ois EdinbuIgh Magazine [ror,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-25

The present critical state of European af-
fair will render lle,e publications UNUSUAL,
interesting during the year 1884. They Will
occnpy mid lie ground between the hastily
written new items, crude spcculdtions, and
dying rumors Of The daily journal, aud the
pOGderOns Tome Of the future hstorion, writ
ten after the living interest and excitement Of
the great political events ofthetimc shall have
passed away. 1t i, 10 these Periodicals that
readers must look for the only really inielli-
Sihe and reliable history of current events.
and as such, in addition 10 their wcll-c>rhb.
li,hcd literary, scientific, and theological char.
arter, we urge them upon the consideration OF
the reading public.
Arrangements are in prog ss for the receipt
of early sheets from the British Publishers,
by which we shall he able 10 place all our Re-
prints in the hands of subscribers, about ~
soon IL they can b. furnished with the foreign
copies Although this will involve verv
large outlay on our parl, we shall continue to
furnish the Penodi as at the same lev rates
us heretofore VIZ
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Woodstock Register s ,
Dress Goods
In great variety. received aud for sale bv
t. NALLETTF
Dress Goods al Cost |

Md all my guods OF DECIDED BAE-
GAINS Those wishing goods viii neyt r
buy them As cheap again.
{. q. WAINWRIGHT.
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"a SPLENDID REMEDY"
DEFINES C0MP0UNDl
PITCH L0ZE n G B

The Great Remedgis al last DiseoreredU
CONSUMPTION cANBE CURED'
MA ro'ghs aarl Colds, the parents Of TINT Eel
disease ,kiu oftea bfings we to The hon g..
owr b nd. Ssnish.as " D., mag c, before the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-24

crossed, but the preparations for hostilities
were on colossal scale.
Russia makes no warlike demonstration
towards the Prussian frontiers,
On the 18th, 400 British made descent
on Konga, in the island of DIESEL, AMI alter
DESTROYING four boats, retired.
Since the 23d, the blockade OF the ports
in the Gulf has been more rigorous, it not
being possible for any vessel to enter or leave,
The Prussian Emperor, Archduke Coustan-
tine and the Archdachess had narrow es-
cape from being captured by an English steam
or near Cronstadt.
The allied feet had proceeded towards the
Crimca Coast to reconnoitre.
A force of from $4,000 to 100000 men
British, French aud Turks, will Immediately
invade the Crimea, and will attempt to effect
Judgement on the heights that command
Sebastopol,
Spain was tranquil The barbados in
Madrid were removed on the I'd.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-24
I.)lr0.

In Huntingdon August 7h, of dropsy the chest added
to internal injury received while eneavoring control
tive horse Mr. J0E FARR, aged IS years lie has left wild
and four childaen to their loss.
In Chicago, Ill., August Sh, of whoopng cough, ALFRED
WILLIS, Of Geo ". and ~ Il. Cobb, aged IL years.
Mr. Cobb was till Of late years, worthy citizen Of aonpc
lier and We deeply sympathze with him the ss Of his
promising child
In Cleveland, 0h' August 18th, of choera ELIZA JANE,
wife of VIM W. Chandler, aged % years.
Worn down by three days and lights of constant watching
with an infant of seven months, who very i'll and
CURED uremitting care which The mother would permit
other than herself to bestow; Mrs CHANDLEwas Thurs
day night last seized with cholera AMI though under the bes
medical treatment she sustained, retaining full
ness, for four days and half give way aud she died
On Tuesday morning.
But for brief period resident Of Cleveland, and Of that
retiring disposition which characteristics the true Is hume
man. Mrs. CHANDLER m made few acquainances; but III
who knew her best loved hr most and feel the most
sympathy for the Partner from whose side she has been
srng as she said, live only r her husband and their
darling inan boy, Mrs CHANDLER bore her sufferings, AID
they severe and prolonged with christian, womany fir
ttudc, meeting death with that cannes which susaus those
who recognize IN the Almighty the One
'Who doeth all things we'll" Con-.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-24

STATE OF VERMONT I In Probate Count holden al
WasHtNG1oN DisTatcr So. Montpelier within and for
said DISTRICT on h, 1911 day Of August, A. b. 1854.
~AMUEL FULLER, Executor OF the last win and Tes
taneu Of Joseph Andrews, lae of taais in said us.
tric deceased prescuts his administration sec-
meat Whrreupon Ordered hat the same be retrredlo
the 18th day If Sep next al the Probate OIce in said MINT
elier fIf examination aud allowance and that all
c,rned br mortified nreof by the publication ii tus order
IN the Geen MulLtan Free man, printed al ,io ntpecr,
weeks ve SOU as may he, that they may
uppear and al s, time and place ftie. cause, Obi
thereto. Ey ofttI OF toutl. ..
Attest, +. Il. MERRILL, X, gistcr.
true cory, record.
30 Attest, Z. IL MERRILL, EecI~ter.
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JOsrDh H.. E,avlimg,s Estate.

VHE uhtcIlbers having hen appointed ~ The innor-
! able Pioha'' Coun fer the Di>tiic Of Washington
Conns 10 rctvr, xliire, aud adjust III cains
and demands # all pe'sun against the Of jos oh e.
Darling late Of Ncn'peiir in said district dec aatd frrrc
scented n>clv, nj, t tenn al IN inl rs fpm thr 25i ~
of Jay 1854, being rowe. by -ad Coun tthe cred uf
said deceased oxalb AMI prove then respective claims
be s-Dn give notice that " i'll attend IL The dutics
of nlr app inrnt,l the dwelling house of the Widow {
said decreased IN Montreier in said DisIlci the
Tuesdays If September and January nex at O'clock
in ihe aftt rnupn, On each ot Id days
JAMES X. hANGbWN, ...
ERANlIS L. SMITIl. l NVm"' 'eIVhN's'
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David w. Cutters Estate.

NiIE Subscriber, having b. appointed by The l"nGra
I be Pruhnc Curt for IN District Of Washington G., m
mi>shhrrs receive eynmiur and adjust NIL claims and
drtlnds III all 9 .ons agains the Esiae Of Dnvid w
tutr ltr If Ea>l Montpelier, IN sad District dec asel
scented nsolver and The term uf six months from The
18Th day of August, 1854, being noweh by said C.'
tile citdlt rs ri deceased. 10 exhibit and prove their
respective claims Drf do give notice, that we will
attend IL lie duties Of our appointment at the dwelling
hise OF the WnW, Mnr g. cutler in Eat M"Htp lit
!" sad ist ict the second F dN Of September and
days. roy fWHEEt.EA,
HENRY MUTT,
M,utpe irr Angus; Ism. A. u, 1854 IS
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WOnfsnPIiap

An trtnen NJ Montpelier, who are in favor Of the rnc
PIES promulgated ut The Rnand State Convention on he 7th
OF S"ae last af ais all fawen WIN arr supp rers Of the
plhclpiss @ rtl ~ the alass Cnvrntl held &anpe
eiend ger, ~ ~ az Toured y, til, ,, ( August is 1t
oc'cA - Ter he pur Il inihatins rtptiG 70.
or w REPRESENTATIVE, and ,rasac.sg such utiur hasiIess
as though proper. Per order IA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-24
MmYAHgA ACADEMY.

IilE fALt. TERM viii com,nrncS On Wednesday, Au
| gnsi 3Mh, 1854
A. ALil-. p,inciial
Hiss Z. A. " Anne e., lrr,' ptress and Teacher of
French tir xvi - nRl Painting.
J. Ross, 4. ,Trachu oil ailn aud Greek.
CAtLisLE GLEASON, iIan Coll, Assistant Teacher.
Mis-. A. Anna n g. smith Teachers nj Piano Music.
Competent Teachers in Penm1n,hlp and Vocal Music
will he early employed.
Board per We, 81 30 10 !, ~.
Thust wishing 10 pursue a thorough mud systematic
,f study in rsiired but plea count village.
and surrounded by hi.h y intelligent and or, cuInuiu
nifty, viii do well t. ,tcDr place Ia This In.IIIutinn
FA Coach IL cary msSe nsrrs runs daily To aud from
S'aith Ruyatun b,pt
Apply o the prncpd CT 10 Hon. Wilmm licbaid B.
Marion ur ]. ". Smuh, Executive C"mmilice.
Wan. HEBARD, Prrsid mt
J. WyM,S src'y
Chelsea, July t2b, 1851. 3ti
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East Montpelier,

me free democrats Of East Montpelier and all others who
arc in favor Of Freedom and opposed to Slavery and Oppres
so are requested to meet at the Methodist Meeting House.
at the centre Of said Town. Wednesday, the Goth day
al oc'ck NJ for the purpose of selecting Cam
didae represent said Town in tho next session of the Gen.
era Assembly, and to transact any other business thought
proper when met. Per order of
East Montpelier, Aug. o. 1851 TOWN COMMITTEE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-24
EferA5M.

% eg voters Of the Town Berlin who are in favor of
PRINCIPLES Free Soil and Free Men, opposed to the
OF Slavery In all its forms, requested to meet
aS caucus at the Corner School House, in said Town. on
the 18th ins at O'Clock, P NJ for the purpose Of
ohathg Candidate to represent said Town in the next
and transact any other business necessary to
accomplish the above object Per order of
Berlin, Aug. u 1851 TOWN Co>INIrTrp
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-24
ksInyisEe.

Inc freemcn Of the Town Of Danvie who willing to
unite IN political action for the defense National Freedom
~ ppos'on TO National Saveryand 10 declare themselves
independent Of and hostile the present annistratior
respective Of arty distinction invited the
ioSn a In Danyie Saturday. the q day of September
heN' ~ O'Clock T. NJ, for the purpose of nominating Can
didate f'r representative at the ensuing election.
M: n SS Se1s'' {ro~n Committee.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-24
vii be Published on The LIST Of august.
THE CABIN BOYS STORY

u Eh II Sf& D Is nV II ~ ~ VIVA
Semi Nautical Romance or intense Interest, by the Au-
thor If the Pirate pnctor" the Lawyers Stoy," the
"OId Doctor" &C, &c.
THE success hitherto emf yed By s author Of the abnye
1 popular works is sufficient guarantee OF the favor h
ed by Tie public. " The Cabin Boys Story is roman
tic narrative, illustrate ng the horrors of the Slave Trad.
carried ON in the Coast Of Africa. The author has
served in The Havy-and the descriptions AID characters
painted ir'n personal acqianta uce with them The
sioy is iu Of exciting interest aud adventure the cee-
hated work OF Detoe, " Rabnsun Crsoe" and has the
advantage that glorious fcfion. inasmuch it Is
founded facts Of evoy day occurrence The history of
the herune of the stony Zueika, tile CiIcassan Slave,
purchased at ConsanIin pie, educated and married by tie
reckless, yet cvalric Seyinnlrhe commander Of the
ibatnSs, IS simply the narration Of fact painted from
the lfe and all the characters portrayed throug
CIT the story wildly and graphically dmwn.
The publishers have already received orle for The
w'e If the cdltion Il was originally their intention to
publish; consequently they hive been obliged largely TO
Increase 1t and they respectfuy request that all orders
may be- sen in Immediately.
They conide niy expect that the work will creaie rs
much interest aay work of fiction that has Of late
euanated from the press, ndwlthst ndny, sce the
publication Of " Unlc Toms Cain," works relating L.,
slavery in America, and coz, have been nun,erui,s
none have appeared having relation to the system Of y-
chasing slaves the African Coast written by one who
has Witnessed IN all It's hldeous defurty The work is
written IN chasie and pure language. and will he wei
come and instructive addition to The family lb,ary.
The TX will form beautiful octave volume Of 400
plges handsomely illustrated with fine epgravings aui
elegantly bound in cloh. Price, cloth one dnllar in
paper, 10 CENTS 1T Which rate copies will BIZ sent hy tina
publishers 20 any part OF the country fee Of postage.
| % For sale wholesale and retail by the Iiibshes,
ELLSWORTH & STREET,
No. - ieekman rect New York,
And by alI the shoughuu the United States
and British Provinces. Sling
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1854. VI Central Railroad. 1854
Northern g. Western, British and
United State Mail Ro tie.


IN AMI after August 49, 1884, Passenger Trainswl run
" az follows:
Going North and West.
LEAVE BOSTON at l.2 A. NJ, reaching Burlington
al Nonses Point at I, Montreal al and Ogdeusbursh
LEAVE BOSTON at 10 NJ, New York sA. NJ, lodge
az montpelier W and aive ut Bur at 10 IS Rousrs
Pant AZ 1880, Montreal al o. p NJ, and at
7, 5 7. next day
Going East and south.
LEAVE ROCSES POINT at $40 A, NJ. and 330 y. 81.
III c"hnec'lnn WIN trahs from Montreal and Ogdenshug
and arrive in Boston aud New York THE SANE nav
| NJ, trains. -
For hrther information. apply at the Ogdensburg aud
Houses Foin Passenger stations, the ChaInpain and 81
Lawrence Railroad Office, Montreal, TO Oris KiusAlL
Agent Jos State Street, and nj the Ticket Office scuVl
| lays Bnding, so Court Street, Boston.
/ or Freight Trains run daily
Il. SHERBURNE, STUNT Trans " CT
Northieid, Vt, August 10, 1854,
Wool Irvine.
| A FIRsT.RATE article for sale by
| n June IA, 1854. 500 rT A. FIELD
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-24

DR. RIcHARDRoH's SHERRY WINE RrrERs have been
Sustained rargh more than entire generation. and
with herti lily unknnwn To any uher medicine and m
inst nee Is not known by tho ppetos, where they have
MT been 1t nett hcsr using them fur the nf
n1ins ne recommended. IL the long continued, IN
verng snpp"ri, by the public OF tn Sherry Wine Bit
'us, sufficient cvdencr Of is upcrorty evty ohe,
M decline offered fl" sale II is manufactured precise
the same AMI The component parts the The
were ut ITS first Introduction II contains mineral Sub.
sradce whatever aud the public mny he assured that il IL
the same Rci'ird@ ms Bers which, throughout The New
England States the present r,in. generation have h ard
their fathers aud mothers often speak raise nf
F'r sale, Whulssalc aud Retail, by Fred Smith and
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WASHINGTON COUNTY

& & A ID Ill A & G9MOG 1.
fIEE ncxt Ar chemical Year will ms Il Of three ms Of
! II 'HS@ sch The hr.: will nrnenc' an ] rsdSy,
Argus u, lN5s. uni The cllarge
.HH. =. 'E. GoODRicH'
gentleman high reputation scholar ami teacher Is
pecl attention will be given instruction IN the Classics
THS LADIES' DEPARTMENT will be under the care Of
MISS MARIA I. NOBLE,
an accomplished and experienced teacher well qualified to III
struct in the French Language
Students desiring board referred to Dr. Clark, or C. W.
Bancroft Esq. 1t believed that this school now offers IA
ches for instruction second to in the vicinity
Rates of Tuition per Terms
Latin aud Greek Languages $500
Higher English Branches, 800
Common English Branches, 400
Oil Painting Extra, 400
Monochromatc, :" 500
Pencil Drawing " 200
Modern Languages g 100
Music " 1O,0O
CHARLES CLARK, for Prudential Committee
Montpelier, Aug. 8, 1854. "a
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NEW MUSIC BOOK.

ssNHE CYTARA, ''conta nin Psalm and Hymnfunes of
L every variety and metre, together with Anthems,
Chants, Eel Pieces, and Oratolio by l. WOODBURY.
author Of that highly popular work, The Dulcimer.
Of which upwards of
100000 COPIES
have teen sold. The above work Is now ready, and
vastly exceeds the Duicmsr In quantity, il quality Of
It's music, with nterudes attached to of the tunes
peculiarly not u he found in any similar work
Copies of The Cyihaa" for examination win be sent
70 Teachers exclusively, post pod receipt of Sixty
cs rrs, by addressing FL. HUNTINGTON,
% Park Row, MY.
For sale also by Booksellers generally
+ssMr W., now ut leisure to attend the enlls os nj
numerous friends for conventions Address as above
S9w4
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!tlurrie0.

In Montpelier Village August It'll, by the Rev Eli Daou,
Mr. WILLIAM u RUSSELL, Of East Montpelier to Miss MARY H.
SQrgR' Of Barre
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Malice.

I HEREBY give to my sou, Avah Waterman Wakefield.
il time during the enainie Of hi nlnuli,y, aud viii
claim al his earuus' pay any debts Of his con
trictiug after tbs date. Al.V All WAKEFIELD. i
Lowell Aug - 1854, 3Sw4
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DR.. G. H. MELBOURNE,
[Laie R. Il O Il. Kilhonrn",)
DENTIST,

Over Bnrbank's Store. aIaIn st. MontPelier.
(OFFf"& E!f>n't HE'D u isi21
mr. X invites ait ssfa ., his improved Gra I RErH.
IL (nreinated AID made by him Exclusively which, in
point of strength, natural shape and appearance in The
mouth spef to any used in this Staieso coDcrded
by numerals persons for whom he is continually inserting
them Specimens nj his flee.
In FILLING TEETH, he pmcitses the method
taugh in the Medco Dental Colleges BY the best Dentists
in the Union. and will maintain the high reputation justly
accorded him, Of being unequalltd in this State.
r. 5. Having all the resources in his Laboratory com
peie, with m Assistant constantly Manufacturing he will
teach Dentists in this Stale The of making beautiful
Gum Tpi Teeth, Continuous Gum &c, such be Is
ing, at a reasonable price.
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NNGfCC.

Ii. demands due Hubbard & Blake mist be- ut
Il settled and PAID And all that have claims against
said Company particularly requested to present the same
MoHtpcIieT Aug. 81, 1854 ERASTUS HUBBARD.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-24

GAlENA, Oct. 30 1853
Messrs. c. Il. Fisher Co., Cleveland, Ohio :--Gentemcn
We have only three bottles of Emers1ns Hair Restorative
ohand; sells very rapidly and gives great satisfaction.
We sold the first bottle to gentlemen aged so, who called
few days after and was delighted with it, 1t only caused
his hair to grow afreSh, but changed the old har org
nal color This morning perS called and purchased
sec md bottle he quite bald; IND jic:s new
growth OF good strong and natural hair. We longer hest
tate t. recommend it tn being ACTUAL
HAIR sToRATyEWe shall make large sales for you here
W. ihk You had better send Immediately gross more
We should have ordered sooner, but did know
nearly out Very respectfully, your obedient servants,
DODGE 4 BENTZ
SMITH & PIERCE, Agents. Ainnrp-Iler.
q. FISHER co, Projectors
S! superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Retail Price 90 per Bottle.
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RE0iIMan's Spring Bialcrs.
Pint BOfi/ps ouju Ok (Intsi
From R@v. J. Sandhorn |

. From K"V ]. Snndkorn
MIR. IoLMAN:so many things, great perth Of hich
are spurious and mposlicns lr public, are NV
c"ihehdcd III HE newspapers that ones mind >icktns,
aud he cnn ardy get up resolution speak in
uatnn VI what r Knows to real merit Yet
oi duty ana desire To- benefit the afflicted induces 10
say 81 The Holman Medicine that ii poSsessrs merits
riVallrd 80 tar my observation goes Tor the complaints
ior "hich II has been used IN my family, aud for which
nave Known Others I" use u. Some in my family have
been, fro early prod in Lie afflicted with Liver
Complaint have siaht relief fof them from ths b'st
Physciaus ~ my acquaintance the country and city
WIN but little success. The medicin" above named and
tor the complaint nh specified have used with
fhng success have known ,ihers IN it with equal
bei'f for the abvr and other Complaints From many
years experience most eefuy testify it, excellence
J. SANDBORN.
FRED T.. SMITH, M"ntpeller General Agent for Vt.
Fed Smith, \. r. Rrdhed, Az, MS for MontrGlhr
Il smith Agent at Nuunfeld
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-24

Mukng3 per cent for the year ending August LIST, 1854
Said percentage he upon the origna amount If The
premium note, without reference to any endorsement -,
and tn he paid io the Treasurer his Office In Aoutpe
iier, on or b fore iha let, day of October, 1854.
TWENTY sEvENTn ANNUAL REPORT
NJ tile Company vi be published early in September i,
forwarded Ia nenhers by mail Ito which III, respect
fully referred for detailed statement OF the business ofthe
Company for the past year.
Members CT the company will find in the hands Of the
peSentaves tleri 4, legislature schedule show
ing the amount ii due from each respectively
aud the, particularly desire that the money
their a:sessln N is forwarded to the Office in October
The he paid when due litile attention
to is, The pat IF the Members # The Company, will
save them expense and troibie
J. I. THURsToN, Treasurer.
Insurance Office,
Mon tptiirr, Aug 8, 1854 35w3
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ROYAH.TDM ACADEMY .
BARMS AgADg@Y,

THE FALL TERN will begin on Thuredcy, August 3st,
1857 Board SO 90 per wn,k.
j. :. sPAULDlNG, Principal.
Barre, August 5, 1854 33w3