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SURE for Rheumatism Neuralgia In Its worst
"A form The undersigned hereby certify that they have
used Gardeners Rheumatic aud Neuralgia COMPOUND Or
the cure Of Rheumatism and Neuralgia and have 10 every
found immediate and permanett relief We have fai
confidence in il healing qualities and and would recommend
it to all who afflicted with these harTassng diseases ~
Of the safest and best medicines offered 10 the pub
lie.
g Hancock, Jr., 20 South Market ST. Boston W. II Ain
Boston, Henry A. Fuller, Is South Market Boston sauq
Wales, Jr,, City Hotel Boston, Geo H. Plnmmer Mevenok
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Boston; Abram Weeks, Webster Boston Capt Cbas
Deliver, East Boston.
The best medicine for the disease ever saw chas A.
Smith, No. Old State House, Boston.
Have been afflicted with Rheumatism in Its worst form and
was entirely cured by the of bottle A. w. BFyu
Matthews Building Commercial Sc, Boston.
Gardeners Rheumatic and euralga Compound has entire
y relieved from suerings Of years standing W.
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After suffering with rheumatism for twenty yesfs
entirely cured by the bottles Of GsrDe Rheu
matte and Neuralgia Compound Norman r. Ayers, Is
Franklin street Boston.
The Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound has hseu taken
by hundreds OF people for seroflous Hamors with great
benefit IL be given TO children with perfect safety
At Wholesale by Macy Jenkins 81 Liberty new Yort
Principal Bepot-s7 kiiby st, Boston. More gsnui-
ne unless signed by CHAs 4. GARDINER
For sale BY John W. Moore Bellows Falls; /. N Them,
Brattleboro; John L. Weeks, Brandon; Pond MORE
Frances Fem, Rutland and apothecaries generally SS
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Approved November 20, 1860,

No. 55.-AN ACT providing for the Re
vision Of the Public Laws Of this State.
n is hereby enacted sc.
SEo. /. Milo J.. Bennett, Pierpolnt
Isham and Andrew Tracy are hereby APP
pointed commissioners, whose duty it shall
be to revise, redraft, compile consolidate and
arrange in methodical order plain and sim
Pile language, the public statutes of this
state, on the basis, plan and general form
and met..ad OF the revised statutes, with
authority to omit redundant enactments,
reject superiluous words, circuitous and
ambiguous phraseology, recommend amend
ments, and TO condense the whole into as
concise and comprehensive form as is con-
sistent with full and clear expression OF
the will of the legislature, and report the
same to the general assembly at its next
session.
SEC. ,. Said commissioners are hereby
authorized to procure such revision, OF such
parts thereof as they shall judge proper,
when prepared by them, to be printed for
the use Of the general assembly, the num-
Der of copies of such revision, or of such
parts thereof, so procured to be printed, not
10 exceed four hundred.
Approved November &c, 1860.
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For The tri.'oeekly, published on !,
day, Wednesday and Friday morn. N0n'
one copy, one month SOC; one yeas y
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months 81 ; one year 50 two con Supy .
one address one year So, To clp pi"' 10
mail--fve copies to one address OHo Oy
" /; ten copies $l2; twenty comics S sac
(and one TO the getIer-up of the cluba s1
copies $40 (and copy of the t,;.g. 'OI,y
Republican y one hundred comics "V S,dy
(and n copy of The Daily Republc.nSl iVV
All orders must be accompanied via
the cash, and the paper is stopped when VIVA
time of payment has expired. "e
The Daily Republican is sent 10 olo.
men in service for So per year; ,bs '' X!
Weekly for 50 and the Weekly for q III
Specimen copies sent on application ~
SAMUEL BowLEs & Co
Publishers, Springfield, Mas,
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The Newspaper of New England.
TIE Springfield [liass.) RepuUiean.-Da
IL, Tn Weekly and Weekly.


The Springfield (Mass.) Republican has
now gained national reputation as the first
of provincial journals and the most thorough
and varied Of New England newspapers.
Its editorials discussions, independent alike
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cover every variety of subject in which the
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Among the leading special features of
the Republican are, full summary of New
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ly to from four to six columns; an Editori-
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The Weekly Republican is printed on q
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journals, and gives each week forty-two col
umns Of reading matter; and the Daily
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like proportions.
The Editors and Proprietors of the Re-
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for the country through the great political
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his various editorial articles, he will furnish
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papers over his own name.
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will be glad to know that new series of
New York letters from the gifted pen of
M. {. A" viii commence at once. and he
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No. 5G.-AN ACT Making provision fol
the Support of Government.
II as berebg enacted sc.

No. 56-AN ACI Making provision Tor
the Support of Government.
u as hereby enacted &c.
SEC. a tax OF twenty cents on the
dollar is hereby assessed on the list of the
polls and rateable estate Of the inhabitants
of this state for the year 1860, TO be paid
into the treasury of the state by the first
day of June next in money, certificates or
notes issued by the treasuser of this state,
or orders drawn by the county clerk and
approved by the court auditor.
SEC. 2. The sum of fifty thousand dol
lars is here by appropriated for the purpose
Of paying debenrures of the lieutenant
governor, the senate and house of repre-
sentatives, the contingent expenses Of the
general assembly, the governors salary,
and such sums as are directed to be paid by
the treasurer by special acts of legislation.
SEC. 3. The sum OF eighty thousand
dollars is hereby appropriated tor the pur-
pose of paying the salaries Of the judges of
the supreme court, the expenses of the su-
preme and county courts,a and such drafts as
may be made by the county courts,as provi-
ded by law.
SEC. 4. The sum of fifty thousand dol
lars is hereby appropriated for the purpose
Of paying the salaries of the other state
officers, the relief of the poor at the asy-
lums, paying the agricultural societies, ex-
penses Of the militia, board of education,
and other miscellaneous items.
SEC. 5. The treasurer of the state is
hereby authorized to borrow sum not ex-
ceedng sepenty-fye thousond dollars, for
the purpose of defraying the expenses of
the government and paying such appropria-
lions as are or may be made.
SEC. 6. All loans negotiated by the
treasurer, by virtue of this act, shall be
upon notes, signed by said treasurer and
countersigned by the secetary of state, and
a record of such notes shall be kept by said
secretary of state.
SEC. z. The sum of fifty thousand dol
lars is hereby appropriated for the purpose
of paying any debts of the state not other
wise provided for.
Approved November %, 1860
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Approved November "a, 1860.
No. 53.-AN ACT for the better protec-
ton of the Treasury.
II is herebY enacted &C.,

No. 53.-AN ACT for the better protec-
ton of the Treasury.
II rs hereby enacted &c.,
SEC. 1. The treasurer of the state
shall hereafter, on receiving any moneys
belonging to the state, give TO the persons
paying the same, duplicate receipts there
for, stating for what purpose the same was
paid, and shall Immediately thereafter en-
ter the same upon the books kept in his
office, under its appropriate head. And
the person receiving such receipts shall
immediately forward one of them to the
auditor of accounts, who shall register the
same in his office.
SEC. The treasurer shall annually.
on the first day of February, or within
SIX days Thereafter, traTISfHft 20 the tuuftur
of accounts, q correct abstract of all war
rants issued by him, for the collection of
state taxes for the current year.
SEC. 3. The treasurer shall not he
permitted to make any contract binding the
state for money borrowed unless the same
is countersigned by the secretary of state
and registered in his office; and he shall
furnish the auditor of account with COPY
of such registration on the first day Of
September in each year.
SEC. 4. If the treasurer shall divert.
misapply or conceal any of the public
treasure, he shall, on conviction thereof, be
punished by imprisonment in the state
prison for a term of not less than two or
more than ten years.
SEC. 3. Every bank or other corpora.
ton who shall loan any money to the state
shall forthwith forward a statement of the
amount, date and conditions of said loan,
to the auditor of accounts, who shall regis
ter the same in his office.
/ SEC. 6. The treasurer shall furnish the
auditor of accounts with certified state
ment from all the banks in the state, as 10
the amount of the treasurers account with
said bank, if any he may have, on the first
day Of September in each year, which
statement shall be furnished to the auditor
I by the fifth day of September annually.
I SEC. Z. The treasurer shall cause TO
be printed upon the back of each eonsta-
ble's warrant for the collection of state
taxes, the time when he win require the
same to be paid, and state substantially
what other DUTIES are required of him in
relation to such payment, as required by
/ law
SEC. 8. IL shall be the duty of the
treasurer to correct and verify the entries
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sixiy-seyen Of the Compiled Statutes, re-
lating 10 Divorce.
hiS hereby enacted &c,
SEC. /. The supreme cont np)n grant.
ing to woman a divorce from the bond OF
matrimony may, unless good cause is shown
to the contrary, 10y their order to that eff
feet, allow her to resume her maiden uame,
OF the name ofany former husband.
Approved November 10, 1860.
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No. 54.-AN ACT to Provide for Publish
ing the Geological Report.
Il as herein eo1cted S.c

ing the Geological Report.
II as hereby enacted &c.
SEC. /. The secretary of state is hereby
authorized and directed TO procure the pub
LEGATION Of one thousand copies of the final
report of the geological survey of the state,
made by Prof. Hitchcock and his assistants.
and such further number as may be neces-
sary to comply with the provisions of sec
ton two Of this act.
5EC. 2 Tnesecretary or srare is hereby
authorized upon the application of any
citizen Of this state who shall have paid in.
to tie treasury thereof, prior to the first
day of April, A. d. 1861, the sum of two
dollars and twenty-five cents to furnish in
consideration thereof such citizen with a
copy of the geological report.
SEC. 8. The secretary of state is hereby
directed to distribute and dispose of the
said one thousand copies of the report as
follows TO each organized town in the
state one copy, to be deposited in the town
clerks Office or public library, at the discre-
ton of the selectmen, for the use of the
/ citizens of such town; to Edward Hitch
cock and A. ID. Hagar, to the Congress
AoHai IL VI III y Smithsonian Institute and
Vermont Historical Society, each six copies
TO the University of Vermont, Mrddlebury
College, Norwich University. New-Hamp-
ton Institute at Fairfax, and Newbury Fe.
male Collegiate Intitute, each state library
in the Union, and to the library of the
Canadian government, each two copies; and
TO each Incorporated ACADEMY in this state.
one copy; and the remainder of the one
thousand copies be shall place in the state
library in charge of the state librarian. TO
be permanently lodged there or used in
making exchanges, at the discretion of the
trustees of the state library.
SEC. 4. The style of the work. when
completed. shall be essentially the same as
that of other similar reports published in
states where geological surveys have been
made.
SEC. .. The accounts for publishing the
geological report shall be presented to and
audited by the auditor of accounts.
SEC 6. This act shall take effect from
IFS passage.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
NToNTPE

MONTPELIER, Dec. I, 1861.
! hereby certify that the foregoing fifty
six chapters are true copies of Acts passed
by the GENERALLY Assembly of this State,
al the October Session, A. d. 1860, as APP
pears by the files and records in this office.
BENZ. w. DEAN, Secretary Of State.
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DR.. H. y. Ho,ceR, of New.York So.
that the most eftectual remedy to impror.
the tone and energy of the stomach is H.
O1ygenated Bitters. For Dyspepsia A.,
Indigestion these Bitters are unpara,oI, :,
as testify numerous cures
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Approved November 26, 1860.

No. 42.--AN ACT relating to the election
and qualification of Bank Directors.
u is hereby enacted &c,
SEC. !. The office of bank director, in
any bank in this state, shall become vacant
at the expiration Of one year and thirty
days from The election of such director, and
as much sooner as, by the provision of law
now existing, successor shall have been
chosenand qualified by giving the bonds
now required by law.
SEC. 2, No person elected to the office
of bank director, shall be deemed qualified
to act as such director, until he shall have
given, subsequent TO his last election, the
bonds now required by law to be given by
bank directors.
Approved November 26, 1860.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-14

DR.. Sweets Infahle Liniment Is prepared from the
eipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Connecticut the great bone
setter and has been used ia his practice fol the last twenty
remedy 1t without rival aud will alleviate pain mort
speedily than any other preparation For all kheu-
matte and Nervous Disorders /. truly uf6le, and
curative for Sores Wounds sprains Bruises, &c M sooth
ing, healing and powerful strengthening properties excite
the just wonder and Astonishment Of all who have eve,
give 1t trial Over four hundred certificates Of remark
able performed by II within the last two
attest this fact. sea advertisement S7-eov.ly
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From Mr.. JONATHAN CHApIy.

NALfVlh, ~ H. hay, IL,
Messrs. S W. RowLE Co,
Gentlemen ~ consider the 0xTGENATED Burns, "a,
liable medical compound com bnng both high mes stg
and conscientious honesty In the person by whom y -
compounded. have used them for Dyspepsia Win 49,
good elect, aud consider them reliable remety ~ Az
compliant In all cases where have known Of o., 80
used the resul: has been highly in their favor an gS
scientiousiy recommend the oxYeESATED BrTfHs Il ~
sufferers from diseases Of dyspopte nature
Yours truly J0HNATHAN CH4PR
Prepared by SETH W, FOwLE Il CO. Boston and a,
sale by j. W MOORE, Bellows Falls; b y CUSHING Can.
bridgeport T. sABIN, Ir, saxtons River; D. Dly0L
Rockingham n. s. WEEKS, Grafton; o 2 BUTTER
FIELD, Townshend; H. WILCOX, Westminster; JOSEPH
CLARK, and L N. THORN, Brattshsro; s. p. MILLER
fayettcyi; and by dealers every where iele
De q. II. SHoLEs EcLEsIIe PHYSICIAN gives particular
attention to diseases Of the geaFoviayy organs spe
eial diseases Of women. See advertisement n another
umn.
June &c, 1850. 1898
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THE oxYGEzArEp BITTrps

Nature, In her great laboratory, has storss ,o..
adapted to every disease which ncsh Is heir 10
requires the Investigation and research Of thu
discover and apply this remedy. Such research 49,.
asaton has succeeded In discovering remedy 70, ,,.,
most afiistive dispensation, the ~ 'AA'
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with all il lesser and nun

With all it, lesser and numerous evils nd itmay h.
asserted that until the appearance Of the orprenaa re-
case OF Dyspepsia cured was experience In medi
practice. Now under the influence Of these BeTs ,s
sto eHss, the rare exception, failure to cure rue
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From j. G. HIGGINS, ESQ.

Messrs. s. W FowLE & Co, Wv"
Gentlemen Some two years ago was troubl.A IL,
what my physician called Dyspepsia from which - -
found relief by the of the 0xYGENArED BirrERs sSI
have such confidence In the Bitters that recommend a.
to all afflicted with the Dyspepsia as a sure remedy ~
Yours with rnaneet i HIGnrNr
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No. 3s,-AN ACT in addition TO chapter
twcnty-six of the Compiled Statutes, re-
laing to Railroads.
II IS hereby enacted &C.,
Sto. |, If any person shall be found in
or upon any passenger car running on any
railroad in this STATE, having entered there
on without permission Of the conductor OF
the train, or Of some person authorized 10
give such permission, and shall refuse to pay
his or her fare. it shall be lawful for the con-
ductor ard servants of the railroad corpOr-
alton TO remove such purson from the cars
at or near any station, or upon any part OF
said railroad near TO or in sight of any
dwelling house, causing the train to be stop
ped for that purpose and such conductor
and servants may employ sufficient force to
effect such removal.
SIC. =. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved November %, 1860
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M. 36.--AN ACT in addition to chapter
sixiy-five Of the Compiled Statutes, re.
dating to the Homestead.
II is hereby enacted &c,
SEC. l. Whenever any deed, mortgage
Tease or conveyance of such homestead
mentioned in section five of the act to which
this is-in addition, except mortgages for the
purchase money, executed at the time oil
the purchase thereof, shall be executed by
the owner thereof, if married man, with.
out his wife joining thereia, as provided in
said sectien five, such deed, mortgage, lease
or conveyance shall be wholly imperative
10 convey any right, title or interest in such
Homestead, and the rights of the parties, and
.of all persons claiming under them or either
sof tlscrn, shall be and remain the same as il
no such deed had been executed I'rorided
that if such deed, mortgage, lease or con.
yeyance shall embrace or purport to convey
other lands or reui estate overland above
what is projected by law as homestead, oil
required by said section five TO be aliena:ed
only by the joint deed of husband and wife
such deed, lease, mortgage or conveyance
shall be operative TO convey such othei
lands or real estate, the same as of sucl
homestead had been excepted in such deed
mortgage, lease or conveyance.
SEC. ?. If, in any acton at law or il
equity, it shall become necessary, in ordel
to ascertain the rights of the parties, TO sew
rr or set out such homestead from the re
sidue Of the premises in question, elaine
under any such deed, mortgage, lease Of
conveyance so executed by such married
man, without the wife joining therein a
aforesaid, such court in which said suit i
pending, may appoint three commissioners
or such number not exceeding three as th'
parties shall elect to have appointed, 10 ap
praise and Sc, out such homestead whicl
commissioners, being sworn to the faithful
discharge Of their duties as such commits
sioBers. shall proceed and apnraise and Sc
out such homestead, ia the same manner n
is prov ded IN the act 10 " hich this Is IN ad
diiien for setting out sncli homestead IN east
Of the levy Of an execution, and make re
port, unless good cause be shown to th'
contrary. shall be accepted and confirne'
~ the court. and record thereof made i
he office where by law a deed Of such est
ale is required to be recorded. and the sam
shall be valid and effective. AMI zach shall
s.lold his rhare so set out by the commits
siouers ia sererslly: Prori9ed,Ihat this S, c
lion shall not apply 10 any ease where, b.
the act approved November IL. 1855, il !
made the duty Of The probate couri to Sc
out such homestead.
Approved November p, 1860.
No. 37.-AN ACT in addition 10 chapte
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No. 52.-AN ACT providing for publish
ing allowances against the State Treasu-
ry.
Il is hereby enacted &c.
Sec. /. 1t is hereby made the duty of
the several county clerks within this state,
to prepare for publication and to cause to
be published in some newspaper printed
in their several counties, or in case NO
newspaper is printed in any county, then
in some newspaper printed in some adioin-
ing county and having circulation in such
counties, within forty days after the rising
| of each court, an abstract of all orders
drawn by him on the state treasury on al
lowances of the court auditors for sucl
courts embracing the names of the parties
in whose favor such orders are drawn, and
and their amount, together with state.
ment of the services for which they are
drawn; and in cases of allowances to JUS
tees of the peace for criminal prosecu
tons, the amount of the allowance for in
forming officers, sheriffs, witnesses, anC
court fees respectively y; and in case of al
lowances for coroner's inquests, the sale
abstract shall set forth the amount for wit
nesses, court and counsel fees and in cas-
es of allowances to sheriffs, attornies ant
county clerks, the whole account as allowed
by such auditors.
SEC. 2 The publishers of the severa
newspapers publishing abstracts hereinbe
fore provided for, shall annually, on or be
fore the first day of September, send thei
accounts for such publications, togethe
with copy of all papers, to the audito
of accounts, who shall draw an order OF
the treasury for such sum as he shall deem
, just for such publication.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect fron
its passage.
Approved November "a, 1860.
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authority aud take all the precautionary
measures prescribed in the first section OF
this act.
Sic. 8. Section one of chapter ninety
one of the compiled statutes is hereby re-
pealed.
Approved November %, 1860.