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lust published, the 9Th edition, in a sealed en-
y velope, gratis and mailed to any address, post.
paid, on receipt of two stamps.
This little work, emanating from a celebrated
member Of the medical profession, gives the most
important information ever published to all per
sons entertaining doubts of their physical condi-
ton, or who are conscious of having hazarded
their health and happiness-containing the par
ticulrs of an entirely new and perfect remedy
for Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness Debil-
Energy, Lassitude, Timidity, Involuntary Semi
nal Discharges. Impaired Sight and Memory,
Blotches and Pimpes on the Face, Piles. Indi-
gestion, Palpitaton of the Heart. and Bodily
Prostration OF the whole system, including impo-
tency and mental physical incapacity,-by means
Of which every one may cure himself privately
and at a trifiing expense.
W- Address DR.. CHI C. KLINE, LIST Avenue
corner 10th street, New York; Post Box. No.
1856. 39m3 (inside)
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Stoves! Stoves!

a Ii those persons wishing to purchase Cook
~ stove that viii burn long wood, and al that
desire a small Cook Stove to commence keeping
house. stove that will consume but little wood,
and do up the work just right, please call.
An that intend paying cash for parlour stove
or A parlour cook or box stove, had better call
ON the subscriber before purchasing, as he will
sell lower than euer before. II any one has cash
10 spend for stove pipe, hollow ware, tin ware,
pumps and lead pipe or stoves, please don't for
get that John II. Skinner, In the old red shop at
Derby Centre will give better bargains than can
be had elsewhere.
NIB. The demands Of Skinner & Foss, must
be paid soon to save cost.
]. II. SKINNER.
Aug. %, 1858. 3dn4
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Approved, Nov. II, 1858.

No. 17.-An Act to provide for recon-
constructing the cells ofthe State pris-
on and mading repairs.
His hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. The sum of four thousand
dollars is hereby appropriated from the
treasury of this State, for the purpose of
paying the expense of rebuilding the
cells of the State Prison, and making
such other repairs upon said prison, work
shops and yard fence, as shall be deem
ed necessary.
SEC. 2. The Superintendent of the
State Prison is hereby authorized, with
the advice of the Directors of said
Prison, to reconstruct the cells of said
Prison, and make such other repairs up
on the prison, work shops and yard fence
as is deemed necessary, and shall present
his accounts for the same to the auditor
of accounts, who shall allow such sum
therefor as shall be just and reasonable
and draw orders on the Treasurer for the
same from time TO time as shall be nee.
essary. Provided that such allowance
shall not exceed the sum of four thous-
and dollars.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved Nov. Is, 1858.
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Approved, November 16, 1853.
No. 16.-An Act for the relief of bail
in criminal cases.

No. 16.-An Act for the relief of bail
in criminal cases.
II is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. When any person who now
has or who may hereafter become bail for
the appearance of any person accused of
any crime, shall wish to surrender the
principal in discharge of said recogni-
zance, he may apply to the justice of the
peace or clerk of the court who took said
Irecognizance, in writing, for a warrant to
apprehend the principal, and commit him
to Jail in the county where the offence
is charged to have been committed. And
upon the commitment of such princspal
to the Jail in the county where the recog-
nizance is taken, the bail shall be there
by discharged and it shall be the duty
of the justice or clerk on such application
to issue his warrant as hereinafter provi-
ded, to arrest said principal. Said war
rant shall be directed to any sheriff or
constable in the State, and for the want
of such officer seasonably to be had, to
any Indifferent person to be therein nam
ed.
Sec. ,. 1t shall be the duty of the
officer on the receipt ofthe warrant afore-
said, and the tender of his reasonable
fees, to apPrehend the principal and com
NIT him to Jail according to the directions
of his precept, and leave with the jailor
a copy of the warrant with his return
Il thereon as in other cases. The expense
of the arrest and commitment to be paid
by the person applying for the warrant.
Sec. 8. The fees for the arrest and
commitment shall be the same as fol
the service of other process, and if there
is any dispute about the amount of the
same, the same shall be audited by the
justice or clerk, and bis decree shall be
final.
SEC. 4. The form Of the request
shall be substantially, as follows;
Whereas I, A. B. on the - day OIL
= A. D. - became bail for c. D. in
! sum of s - for his appearance before
the County Court within and for the
couaty Of -- on the Tuesday in -
! - next, the said c. D. being charged
, with the crime of nov
request you TO grant me a warrant in due
! form of law to apprehend the body o.
the said c. D. that l may commit him IL
Jail in the county of ---in dis
charge Of my recognizance.
Place and date. Alb.
Sec. 5. The form of the warran
shall be substantially, as follows:
State of Vermont ! To any sheriff o.
- County SIS ! constableintheSte
and TO ---- an indifer
ent person GREETING:
r Whereas A. B. of -- on tn,
day of A. D. - became bail fol-
the appearance of c. D. before the Coun
: ty Court next to be holden at -
: within and for the County of --or
the -- day of --A. d. -
: = charged with the crime of
in the sum of -- dollars; ane where
Il as the said A. B. has this day filed wit
me his application in writing praying 70
Il warrant to arrest the said G. d. TO com
NIT him to Jail in discharge of the re
d cognizance of the said A. B. aforesaid ::
e Therefore by the authority Of th
e State of Vermont, you are hereby com
r handed to apprehend the body of tn
said G. d. and him commit to the keepe
Of the Jail in the County Of with
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.

WE Following described property was seized
II by Officers OF the Customs for having been
Illegally imported into the United States. 10
wit
At Derby, VT, on the 9th day of June, 1853,
ONE SLEIGH.
AT Derby, VT, on the LIST day Of july. 1858.
] JUG-WlTH 2 GALLONS WHISKY.
AT Derby, Vt, on the 10Th day Of Aug. 1858.
9 JUGS-WITHs GALLONS Whisky.
At Derby, VI, on the 25th day Of Sept 1858.
ONE BROWN FOUR YEAR OLD MARE
ANY person Or persons claiming the above de-
scrbed property are hereby notified 10 appear
within ninety DAYS from the first publication Of
TINS notice, and ile with the Collector Of the Gus.
toms for the District Of Vermont a claim STATING
ms or their interest in the property SO seized.
also execute bond to the United States condi-
TONED that IN case Of the condemnation OF the
property 50 seized, the oblisors will pay all costs
and expenses Of the proceedings 70 obtain con.
domination, otherwise shall proceed 70 advertise
and sell said property according 70 law, 10 such
cases made and provided,
!. B. BOWDISH, Collector.
custom House District of Vermont. Collector
once, burlington, Oct 8, 1855 42wI3
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No. 1O.-An Act relating to Mechan-
les lien.

No. 1O.-An Act relating to Mechan-
les lien.
Il is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. Any person who shall per-
form any labor, or furnish any materials
in this State for or towards building, re-
pairing, fitting or furnishing any ship,
vessel or steam boat, shall have a lien on
the same for his wages and materials so
furnished, until eight months after such
vessel or steamboat shall be completed,
and may secure the same by attachment
on such ship, vessel or steamboat, which
attachment shall have precedence of all
other attachments and claims.
Sec. ?. Section three of the act ap-
proved November Is, 1852, is hereby
repealed.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
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Approved, November16, 1853.

No. 15.-An Act to promote improve
ment in breeds of cattle.
IL is hereby enacted, Sc.
Sec. /. If the owner or keeper of
any bull, more than one year old, shall
negligently Or wiIiully permit such bull
to run at large out of the inclosure of
such owner or keeper, he shall forfeit and
pay a sum not exceeding five dollars nor
less than two dollars to the treasurer of
the town in which such bull is found
roaming at large, and shall also be liable
to pay the party injured all damages
done by such bull while roaming at
large.
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LAWS OF VERMONT,


No 9.-An Act relating to Historical
Collections and Publications.
q is hereby enacted By the General
assembly of the State Of Vermont, as
.follotcs:
SEC. 1. Any town, at their annual
March meeting, may authorize their Sc
lectmen TO contract with some person to
prepare and publish the early history of
such town, at the expense of the town
under such restrictions and regulations
as such town shall prescribe.
Approved Nov. Is, 1858.
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No. 14.-An Act for the relief Of mar
ried women.
His hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. l. If any married woman shall
hold real estate in her own right, and her
husband by criminal conduct towards her,
or by i'll usage, shall give said married
woman cause 10 live separate and apart
from her said husband, such woman may,
by her next friend, petition the chancell-
or, setting forth such facts, and therein
pray that such estate may be enjoyed by
her, for her sole use and benefit.
SEC. 2. The chancellor, on due proof
of such facts, may, in his discretion,
make such order and decree in the prem
ises as shall give said married woman the
sole use and benefit of such real estate,
or such part thereof as he may think rea-
sonable.
SEC. 3. The same proceedings shall
be had in relation TO such petition as
the law requires in other proceedings be-
fore the chancellor, and in relation to en-
forcing his orders and DEGREES, excepting
that no appeal shall be allowed TO the
Supreme Court from any order or decree
on the part of said husband, till he has
Unidentified said petitioner for all delays
and costs in such manner as the chancell-
or shall direct.
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No. lI.-An Act to protect. shade and
ornamental trees in the highways.

No. ll.-An Act to protect. shade and
ornamental trees in the highways.
u is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. /. Any person who shall inten-
tionally main, cut, or in any way injure
or destroy any shade or ornamental
tree growing in any highway or public
park CT common in this State, (unless as
hereinafter described,) shall pay a fine
for every tree so MANNED, injured or des-
troyed, Of not less than one dollar or
more than ten dollars for every such Of
fence, to be collected in an action of tres
pass by the person who owns the land
through which the road runs, or by the
selectmen Of the town in which such park
or common is situated where the trees are
60 manned, injured or destroyed.
Sec. ,. When it appears to the Sc
leetmen of any town in this State that
shade or ornamental trees are an obstruc-
tion or an injury to any highway, in ma
king Or repairing the same, or otherwise,
said trees may be cut down and removed
by order of the selectmen aforesaid.
SEC. 3. This act shall in no way III
terfere with the management of any trees
in the highways passing throagh the own
er's land; but the owner of land through
which highways pass, may set or remove
trees at his pleasure, provided the high
way is not DISTRACTED or injured there.
by.
Sec. 4. All acts and parts of act;
inconsistent with this act are hereby re-
pealed.
Approved November y, 1858.
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Clerk.
SEC. 6. This act shall also apply to
cases when the case is pending before the
justice on continuance and the warrant
may be so altered as may be requisite
for that purpose.
SEC. Z. If the justice taking said
recognizance is dead or of office, the bail
may return the original files to the Coun-
ty Clerks office, when the clerk may is
sue the warrant, which shall be of the
same validity as if issued by the justice
while in office.
Approved, Nov. II, 1858.
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SToVEs, Stove Pipe, and Hollow Ware n,
- sale at the Commission Store. All Ind.
q produce and Old iron taken IN exchange Nv
Nh, II. RAND, Agent,
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in said prison, who is hereby command
ed to receive the body of the said c. D.
and him safely keep until he shall be dis
charged according to law.
Hereof fail not, but legal service and
due return make according to law.
Given under my hand at -- in
the County of this
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store il Barton Village, a large assortment of
W. |. GOODS & GROCERIES,
Consisting in part as follows, viz:
EN Chests of Young Hyson Tea extra favor,
90 Chests Young Hyson, Fine,
.25 Chests Extra olOng'
0ENn lbs. Old Government Java Rio and St.
6n bbls. Sugar, various grades and qualities,
OK Boxes Cavendish Tobacco,
% d assi: do Kni'''rDo'A''' very superior
10 Boxes do Sheep
900 Boxes ground Spices
I25 Boxes P'arl Starch
80 Boxes Cream Tartar
SO Boxes and 5 Casks s'l'rat"''
100 Whole and half Boxes Rai'ln''
100 Boxes Extra and No. Soap
90 Boxes P. Pipes
900 Reams Wrapping Paper,
10 Piep0es Rice
90 Casks Super 0oF0 Soda
SO Dozen Bro0m''
300 Kegs Nails assorted Sizes
90 Dozen Cast Steel shovels,
90 Barrels Burning Fluid,
Ok BARRELS Extra Winter, Lard and Whale
Ok Barrels Molasses and Sirups,
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No. I3.-An Act in relation to the at
tachment Of reversionary interest in
persona! property.
II IS hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. That personal property which
is held by any person as lessee, bailee,
pledge, or by virtue of any contract
in which the reversionary title to said
property remains in any other persen
may be attached and levied upon as the
property of the lessor, bailor, pledgor, or
other person owning the reversionary in
terest in the same, subject to the right,
title and interest of such lessee, bailee.
PLEDGE or other person holding the
same.
SEC. 2. A valid lien on such proper
ty shall be created by delivering to the
person holding said property in manner
aforesaid, true and attested copy Of the
process upon which the same is attached
or levied upon, with the return of the Of
fcer thereon, describing such property
which shall have the same effect as though
suca property was taken into the possess
ion of such officer.
Sec. 8. The reversionary interest
in such property may he sold at public
sale, in the same manner that personal
property is now required to be sold BY
legal process, subject TO the terms and
conditions Of the lease, bailment, pledge
or other contract under which the same
is held, unless the same is impeached for
fraud.
Approved. Nov. II, 1858.
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No. 12.-An Act relating to prosecution

No. 12.-An Act relating to prosecution
forbigamy.
His hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. l. In all prosecutions hereafter
commenced against any person for the
crime of bigamy, it shall not be necessa-
ry to allege in the information or indict-
ment, the time, or place of the first mar
riage of the respondent, or the name Of
the person to whom he or she was first
married, but it shall be sufficient in such
information or indictment to allege, that
at the time of the alleged second marri.
age of the respondent the respondent then
had lawful wife or husband living, tc
whom the respondent had been previous.
ly married.
SEC. ?. This act shall take effsct
from its passage.
Approved, November II. 1853.
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The Taste Restorative Tr0eAa

The Taste Restorative iiO'-S
Are designed to counteact iHe'e -
enees and have proved completely ,..
a multitude Of cases. and EhaFs''. ". ~
harmless in themselves they e1sI, 60
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indulgence, completely removing - -
and accompanying tickling sens ,sa.
Throat-whieh are always eohss4s,I5g
staining from the use Of Tobacco '.-
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CHEEEh
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TASTE RESTORATIVE IRotdA
Tie Great Substitute for Io9a'a

1t is a well known and ile0liil'..-.- /.
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analysis and long and painful SA.
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TOBACCO affects also DE sAu'l IN
TEN, maDitesting itse i-as aA " .s.~-,
used the nOxious weed WA leal NJ,
Lassitude, Nervous lraublh'y' n :
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