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self Mazzinian, a Republican, Soci-
alist, or even Garibaldian. ] viii have
none with me but soldiers and Italiansl 2
The following are the loans at present
required by the governments of the
Duchies: Tuscany 10000, 900 francs;
Modena 100000, and Parma 3,o0O,-
900. The city of Bologna has also been
authorized to raise the sum Of 600, 900
francs.
The Tuscan Moniteur publishes de-
cree establishing the Tuscan army regu-
lations, and adopting those of Sardinia.
A letter from Naples says the people
were much excited in regard to the high
price of corn, and that the government
had consequently ordered the purchase
abroad of a large quantity.
Gen. Fanti had accepted the COM
mand-in-chief of the army of Central
Italy. az
Garibaldi's command comprises the
troops of Tuscany and Modena.
Anearthquake had taken place at Sor-
cia, by which two hundred persons were
killed and a large number injured. Nine
thousand of the population had encamp-
ed in the neighborhood of the town.
The Pope had dispatched assistance.
Late advices from Rome say that the
French Minister had held conference
with Cardinal Antonelli on the subject Of
the reorganization of the Legations.
One French Division only was to re,
main in Rome.
The Government of Bologna is said
to have dissolved regiment in which
some MAJ zinian volunteers had attempt
ed to cause an excitement.
The garrison of the Pope was on thu
march to Pesiero, where troops were be
ing concentrated.
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Ever Flowing and Ever Full.

j. C. EMERY is still at his old place in MoNT-
PeLiER, disbursing, his wares, TO all who favor
HIM with a call. His very extensive stock, and
abundant facilities, for procuring goods direct
from the Manufacturers, is sufficient reason why
he finds Customers, Gor Faraitare and Chairs,
Carpets, Roompdper, 0roekery and Glassware,
Table Cutlery, Feathers, Spring Beds Mattresses,
Looking Glasses, in every variety of Frame, to.
gether with a great variety Of Housekeeping
goods, from long distances. The stock is the
largest to be found in Vermont, and while there
is sleighiRg, it affords very favorable time for
moving F,'nitafre since it can be done at SO lit.
tie risk. Gre him caA
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ST. JOHNSBURY
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

FE1HE st. Johnsbury Academy of Music is 10
II Gated in the pleasant Village of st. Johns
bury, VT, having a special act OF incorporation
granted by the Legislature Of Vermont, esta-
blishjng the School upon a permanent basis
The design of this institution IS to afford the
most thorough musical education, at an expense
very much less than has been usual where SINH
lar advantages could be enjoyed. Very many
persons possessing the finest talents have been
deferred from studing Music as profession, on
account of the enormous expense which has
hitherto attended such course OF study.
The st. Johnsburs Academy of Music offers
advantages ana facilities OF tho highest order, at
from one-fourth TO one-third the expense attend
ing such a course Of study, if pursued at Boston
or New York. For the benefit of Teachers, and
all others desfrous of attaining superior excel
lence in the science of music, both as performers
and theorists, a Collegiate and Normal course is
pursued, embracing period of four years. The
first year S devoted TO thorough course Of ele-
mentary study, using as text books, only the
works of the most celebrated Masters, whic b
having been thoroughly tested, bear the stamp
of superior excellence. Pupils devOtng all their
time TO music usually practice the Piano, prgnn,
/ Tor whatever instrument they may prefer,) from
| four 10 six hours per day; practice vocal studies
one to two hours; devote one hour 10 the study
/ of harmony. Each pupil is required to study
| the Piano sufficiently to accompany well. Pupils
/ in thorough bass are required to play church
music as a daily exercise.
Instrumental music is taught exclusively by
private lessons, two lessons per week being the
usual allowance. The stndy Of harmony ant
/ composition is taught in several classes, witt
/ daily recitations. Private lessons are given e
advanced pupils in Singing Vocalizng IS alsc
j taught in several classes with daily recitations.
| The Male Principal having been CONNECTED
/ with some Of the best Bands and Orchestras il
New York and Boston a considerable portion 0
the last twelve years is prepared 10 teach all tn
various B AND AND ORCHESTRA lntruments
Beside the various lessons, and class exercises
Ito which pupils attend Public Rehearsal
given every Saturdy afternoon by the pupils
who are all required to attend, and take som
part in the exercises, their parents and a fe'
friends only, being present. In addition, Mu
:. steal soiree is given twice during each quarter
a large audience being present The year
divided into four terms Of eleven weeks each.
Pupils graduating with honor vii be guaran
teed good situations as Teachers. Prizes will {
distributed among each Of the gradnatinge
at tbs annual commencement which viii taxi
place at the close Of the fall term Of each yea
pupils graduating must have completed the fu
coufe of study.j
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MRS. WlNSLOW.

An experienced nurse and female phys lcian, has
a Soothing Syrup for children teeth!ng, which
facilitates the process Of teething by sofsening
the gums, reducing all Inflammation aliay
all pain, and is sure to regulate the bowels. De-
pend upon mothers, it viii give rest to your
selves, and relief to your infants. Perfectly
safe in all cases. See advertisement in another
column S5yl
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MARRIED.

In Charleston, on the 4th inst, by Rev
Mr.. Waterman, Col Chester Carpenter
and Mrs. Beisey Hinman, both formerly
of Derby. Hs HER8
In Derby, on the 9th inst, at the Con-
gregational Church, by the Rev. Thomas
Bayne, the Rev. John Fraser and Miss
Ruth NJ, youngest daughter of Col. L.
B, Child of Derby.
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$40 5.s MakinE . i-t pet eetIs tor tae
wear ending Aug. ], 1859 Said per ccntage 70
be cast upon the orieinslRmouat oithe premium
note. without reference 20 any endorsemeHts--
md % be paid 10 the Treasurer. ~ hts Office IN
Montpelier, on CT before the 10Th day Of oele-
Der, 1859
Members q the Company viii find u the
hands Of the Repre- entatives elect 10 the legis-
lature schedule showing tho hnouui dine from
each respectively; and they are particularly de-
sired 10 see that the money Tor their assessments
Is forwarded 10 the Office in October Tie as
sessmeuts must be paid when dae. little at
tentiou TO this on the part Of the Members Of the
Company, will save them expense and trouble.
!. r. TRURSTUN, Treasurer.
Montpelier, Aug. G, ls5s,-S7w3
~ The publishers Of each weekly newspa-
per within this State requested to inert the
above notice three weeks successfully in their
respective papers, and forward their bills fer
payment.
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DR.. WIs1AR,s BALsaH OF WlLD CHERRY.


BalgOu's Pictorial Of 24h July says :-Realizing
the true sense Of responsibility attaching to the
Editor and Publisher of widely circulated jour
nal, we should deem ii little less than crime to
recommend any medical compound the real vir-
tue Of which we could not conscientiously in
dorse. This balsamic compound has become a
house fixture; and all persons who suffer, and
have in vain attempted to cure their Coughs
Colds Bronchial or Pulmonary Complaints, make
use of this unequalled remedy.
The tolloleing Certificate from distinguished
gentleman is equally conclusice:
From Rev. Henry Wood, formerly editor ofthe
Congregational Journal, Concord, N. H.. more
recently American Consul at Beyroot, Syria and
now Chaplain in the Navy.
CONCORD, N. H, March Q.
| Messrs. SETH W. FowLE & Co.. Gentlemen
| Two years ago, sudden and violent attack upon
| my Lungs confined me to my bed for several
weeks. and when recovered, | was so much op-
pressed by difficulty in breathing, that was Of
| ten unable to sleep or rest upon bed by night,
| The suffering was extreme. and Judging from the
inefficacy of the remedies used, | supposed the
disease incurable. Being persuaded to try bottle
of Wista7's BaLsans of Hf1d Cherry, without con
fidence in its efficacy, found the difficulty al
most entirely removed before one bottle was used
up. sympathy for my fellow sufferers induce:
me TO make this public statement, and recon
mend the article to others similarly afflicted.
With respect, yours truly,
HENRY " GOD.
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on th'
wrapper
Prepared by SETH W. FoWLE & CO.. Bos
TON, and for sale by
R. W. NYE, Irasburgh; ISAAC KIMBALL, Gov
entry; ALvAs HovEY, Albany; sABIN ScoTT
Lowell; Buck g. RICHARDSON, Westield; Al
KEN & SMALLEY, South Troy; W. C. GILMAN
North Troy; L. RoBrssoN & Co., Lake Bridge
KELLEY & ROBERTS, Derby Center; T. c. Bur
IER, Derby Line; CHARLES CAKPENTER, Mes
Charleston; WM. JosLYN s. Sous, Barton; 7
WHIrTLEsEY, Glover; and by dealers every
where. 35w4
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GEORGE ". STONES ESTATE.
STATE OF VERHT ONT,

- DISTRICT OF ORLEANS. IS.
On personal application Of Nathan Norton,ad-
ministiator on the estate Of George W. Some,
late of Glover, deceased, intestate. 1t is ordered
and decreed that all persons having demands
against said estate exhibit the same to the said
administrator for settlement, on or before the
26th day Of May. 1860, otherwise they shall be
forever barred.
And it is further ordered that notice thereof be
given to all concerned by publishing this decree
three weeks successfully in the Orleans hide.
pendent Standard, printed at Irasbnrgh; and by
posting the same at four public places within
the County Of Orleans to wit: One at the Posi-
Office at Glover; one at the Post Office in Bar
ton; enc at the Post Office in Irasburgh, and one
at the Post Office in Coventry, within sixty days
after the making of this decree.
Given in Probate Court at lrasburgh, in sale
district, this Seth day of August, A. ID. 1859.
NJ. CARPENTER, Judge.
| A true copy of Record. Attest,
36w3 NJ. CARPENTER, Judge,
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Also, one undivided half of and one halfaeres
Of lot No. in the 9th range with one halt Of the
mill ana machinery on the same. Also one halt
Of So acres Of No. in the 4th range; also, one
half of No 2 in the 9Th range, belonging 10 Tim
othy Reardon, on State. Town, sckoo and high
way tax bills for the years 1867, 1868, 1859. Am
cunt Of tax, Ss 20
And so much Of said lands viii be sold at pub
tic auction at the dwelling-house Of jonathan
Mathews in said CRANKY, on the first Thursday
in October next, at ten O'clock forenoon, as shall
be requisite to discharge said taxes with costs.
sss,leaa t.ra.rsesaals' % Il --
Dated at CRANKY, this 25th day Of August, A.
d. 1853.
56w3 LEVI 7, SHORES, First Constable.
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE N. E. FARMER
WEDsEsDAT, Sept :, 1859. y
At market 1914 Cattle, 1000 Beeves and 6I4
stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, yearlings two and three years old.
Prices-Market beef-Extra 81 ,25a7,75; LIST
quality, S6,25a6,50; 2dqnality, SIS ,5oa0 90; Sd
quality, 81 ,50a0 90: ordinary, SO, 00a0. 90
Working 0zen-S7eal5o.
Cows and Cayes-S25a67.
Yearlngs-&9aII
Two Years Old-Sl6a24.
Three Years 0ld-S26a34 r
Sheep and lambs-s775 at market. Extra.
s., 00a3, 90. By lot 81. o9aI 81.
SpriHg Lambs-so, o0ao 90.
Veal Calves@-Sales al &0,o0aO, 90.
Swine-000 Western at market
Hides-T2s per ID. a q
Tallow--7aec per ID. ifh
Calf Skins-12afS cts per ID.
Lambs Pelts--56aeT
Sheep Peis<-Se,e 90 each. 1%
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BIBLE SncIEn

The annual meeting ofthe Orleans County BIZ
BILE Society will be holden at Irasburgh on Tues
day, the goth day Of Sept. next at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ. Rev. D. S. Dexter of Barton, is appointed
to preach the sermon, and Rev. John Frazer of
Derby, is appointed substitute.
A general and punctual attendance Of the
friends of the Bible is earnestly requested.
TH0S. JAMESON, Sec'y.
Auo,,sf DAD 1SsQ
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81 D. ". Clark of Bennington, has
invented a material for facing the COM
mon red brick, which gives them the APP
pearance of polished marble, or pure
porcelain. The brick is dipped into the
preparation and then burnt for six hours,
when the preparation becomes attached
to the brick, as if it was part of the
original, making the brick much stronger,
and exceedingly beautiful in appearance.
The inventor says of his invention, " it is
pure pearl white Opaque porcelain, or
enamel, added to which are the metallic
oxides, such as zinc, &c" 1t makes the
brick impervious to water, and any color
may be given to it, black. pure white,
yellow, brown, &c.
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ASHLEY GOULD'S Estate.
TEOF YER ONT,

q
In Probate Court, holden at lrasburgh, in and
for said district, on the S0th day of Aug, A. D..
1859.
Lucius Robinson administrator on the estate
of ASHLEY GOULD, late Of Newport, in said
district, deceased, makes application to said court
to extend the time heretofore allowed him to pay
the debts due from said estate and to render his
administration account until some future day:
Whereubon, it is ordered by said court, that
said application be heard at the Probate office, IN
Irasburgh, on the 18th day OF Sept. 1853; and, IL
is further ordered that notice be given to all per-
sons concerned, by the publication of this order
in the Orleans Independent Standard printed
said hearing.
NJ. CARPENTER, Judge.
A true copy Of record. Attest,
ssws NJ, CARP ENrER, Judge.
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New YORK TAX 'LEvY.-The tax
levy of New York for 1859 amounts to
1880, 926-nearly ten millions. The
total amount of real and personal prop
erty assessed by the Tax Commissioners
is S551 ,923,122, making the rate of tax
81 70 21-100 on every 500.
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g. The Portage (Ohio) Sentinel re-
ports the death of lad in that town,
from the effects of the dangerous prac-
tice Of walking on his hands, standing on
his head, &c. -
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NOTICE.

FKfHE non resident prprBeioFs Of tie town 81
Browhington, b fhe Cohhty, Of Orleans, ere
hereby notified thai ihe laxes assassed bY said
town within the year next preceding t8is date,
reIaia unpaid on the following described resi-
estate 10 SAID town, % III il being pAFt Of
dwelling houte On lot 10. "a IL the l0tl range
consisting Of a kitchen, butlefy, one bedroom,
the chambers over tie kitchen. aHd the part Of
the cellar under the Kitchen, berg al u said
house except ahat vas iesTaeriy aaned by Geo
B kouis and 80 much II said house viii be
sold If public auction ~ the dwelling house Of
AndreH N. Pierce in BrpWninEion, aH tie 81
Tnesday Of October next AZ oas O'Clock IN the
afternoon, - shaH Be requisite 70 discharge sEid
taxes Sith cost, unless previously pald-amoant
81 iax 81 a.
=. II. GROSS, First Constable
Dated st BroWhingssa. Sept t6fl 1865 ssws
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@ The London Field says it is cal
culated in the Ring that Mr.. Ten Brock
is richer man by forty thousand pounds
than when be. landed on the hospitable
shores of England, in 1857.
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2 $ hereby gisea hat application wili Be made
4 Al he Hg1t term u ths Gsnsssi Assembly,
70 Incorporate tiie Asinphfsmasag sgsF staus
ard 1sfbis Cemparls.
s FENDER.
6 ROBINSON.
Newport. sept = lsss ssss
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DIED.

In Charleston, on the 9Th inst, Frank
Harland, youngest son of Elisha and Luz
cinda S. White, aged eleven months.
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TUITION.
Payable Invariably at on before ase mid
- p n q auck - -

Payable inrariqbly At OF before The mid
die Of each term.
PIASo FoRTs, ORGAS, or any instrument
that may be preferred, $40 90
SINGING, including study Of the voice,
BALLAD sfseIse. SACRED Music and
OFERATTC SELECTIONS, SO 90
THoRoUon BASS, HARMONY and Con-
POSITION SO 90
Or NoRMAL CoURsE including all the
above. $50 90
Board including room, Gre, lights and washing,
81 SO TO 50 co.
Rent Of Piano s. 90; Pupils furnish their
own books aud music.
@. II. CLARKE, ip-..t.
Mrs, @, f. CLRAKE. ( iflicipais.
j. II. PADDOCK,
Late Orqanist 81 Rev. Ar. Loness
Church, Montpelier, W, Assistants
J. o. WORCESTER
Pupil IF the celebrated Lloahara
81 Jehusbury, Vt, SEPT. J, 1859
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Derby.

Our agent visits Derby next week.
Draw your wallets. "a sF
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NOTICEi

Providence permitting. Camp Meeting win
be held at ST. Johnsbnry Center, conmenei {
on Monday, Sept. the 18th, and ending the Sat
urday folloging.
p. MERRILL,
- ~ G. FALES.
ST. Johnsburv Center. Sept. =. is5s.
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QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP.

Pupils to be admitted to the School must pos
sess good moral character. fair musical ability,
and yield implicit obedience q the laws and re-
gulations of the school.
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FEsHil salSsfAsf frsla his aas saris 81 ref-
4 soDs sgaifss FeeelvsnE ffoa Z. y. Pine %
AIbsny, hese 81 hsna. bearing fniy date,
snd slgnea by me- unaer penstv 81 = ioss 81
saeii Fefsan d fsfFqzss
VIA 81 NIGHT
Nest Altsns. = as~a
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TRIAL BOTTLES GRATIS.

Manufactured sud sold Nhsiesals aud Retail
by r.. B.safAG00s d Co., 81 goisnab nrg, W.,
70 whom sll orders should be addressed, Sold
~ Dfnggists ard Merchants Throughout TIE cs4ns
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sLEIGHs FOR SALE.

have for sale At nay shop ID Glover village
II 30 Montpelier Sleighs, ranging IN price from
sz5 to $40 each, cheaper than can be had any
where else in the county.
SAMUEL WEEKS.
Clover Sept u, 1853 rvs
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ITALY.

The situation of affairs in Italy has
undergone no change. A deputation of
the National Assembly of Modena had
gone to Paris on a special mission to Ma
poleon. - g
Elections throughout the Romagna
had taken place with the greatest tran
guilty and order. .7 #4fE
The official Piedmontese Gazette gives
denial to the reports of political dis
sention among the members of the Sar-
dinian Cabinet. - ~ NAf4%
Count Lynaty, Mayor of Parma, is
sued a proclamation on his return from
Paris. Napoleon, in addressing him,
used the following words:
"TeIl the populations that have sent
you to me that my army shall never do
violence to their wishes; and I will not
permit any other foreign force to commit
violence against you" The Count adds:
These words make you arbiters of your
destinies."
Garibaldi had resolved to maintain in
the army Of Central Italy the same
spirit of order and discipline that dis
tinguished the Chasseurs of the Alps
In an order Of the day he says: 81 win
cause to be shot any one who calls him.
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GRIPPING IN TIE BOWELS, AND VIVID COlIc,

and Overcome ns,1,. con con FOR alsions which Z
We believe il GeeHilDRENspaT 40 - s q1lsp
EEaHDY Is THRI TEEIHlN6 WORLD, In al eases
Of DYs EST EEY and DlAHRdA la Children whether il
arises from tecfhine from other cause We would
say 10 every mother who has child suffering frin
ans Of the foregoing piaHta-do not let Your pref
udices, nor the prejudees sf eihers stand between
your suffering child aud The relief that viii be SURE
Yes, ABSOLUTELY suRE--to follow The uss q
medicine, " timely used. Fu directions Tor usinF
viii aeegmpang each bottle Sepe genuine uHless the
fac sinile u CURTIS 4 PERKINS, New
York. i On the outside wrapper.
b-g- sold BY Drusgista throughout tho Worla.
Principal Office, 30. % Cedar 81, n. i.
IS Price only - Cents per BoltIe. u
10 ). NJ. HENRY < SONS, Waterbury, Vt,
General Agents for Vermont and Gahsda, ta
whom all orders should be addressed,
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FARM FOR SALE.
VERMONT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY |
Noiiee Of aSgxnent far 1850,

rI1HE Members Of he Vermont Mutual Fire
Il insurance cempauy are tiegvhy notified fisai
the following assessments have been inside by
the Directors on Al Notes in force on the follow
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GENERAL AGENTS.

II. s. Burr & ca. - fremont Siteet. Boston.
Gee. &. sissodwIu 4 CO. & ~ MARSHALL 81
Boston. Lyman sayasek Co aeHlsealsvssins
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MRS. WINSL0W,
Relief and Health 10 your Infants.

We have put up and I'D this article for over ten
years and say u confidence aud truth Of IT, what we
have never been a. Mbc Ole t. say 81 aay
in singa nstane n 10 eject eGre when
timely used Ney SOOTHING ler did We know au
instance Of dissat- eYRup lisfactiou BY any one
who used II. ON ~, = 1.-The contrary, All are
delighted with is operations and speak in terms Of
highest Of its magical effects aud med
icai virtues We speak In this matter tsehat SIC do
know, after ten years experience, and pledge cur
reputation for the filhment ofwhat here declare
In almost every instance whore the infant is sasrng
from pain and exhaustion relief win be found 10 III
teen OF twenty minutes after the syrup IL administered
This valuable preparations Is the prescription 81
Of the most ENPEaiEScnD and sEILFUL SuRsEs ia New
England aud has been used With ncveT-f failing sue
cess Ia
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THOUSANDS OF CASES.

II only relieves the child from pain but insigo-
rates the stomach aud bowels, correets acldity and
gives tone and energy % the whole system. II viii
almost instantly relf,ge
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NOTICE.

/ HE nonresident proprietors OF the iown Of
Grarbv, in the County Of Essex, are hereby
notified that the taxes assessed by said town
within the year next preceding this date, re-
main either in whole or in part unpaid on the
following described lands it said town, to wit;
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NOTICE!

%FuIfgE = hardy given that APPLICATION will
' l.s taale - me Legislature Il Vermont. ~
a. Hext sassioa, ~ tbs laying II Lax % the
csaafy e Orleans. Nrs
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irpsbuTgh, Aag. idill, 1869.
This may certify thar We have used Weeks
Magic Compound ia orr families and consider ii
n most excellent medicine.