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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-09
Slow and Sure.
Montpelier, May l, 1861.

The daily news dispatches that are now pub
lished serve only to excite, rather than in any
way satisfy the public demand for ntelli.
gence from the theatre OF war. The specta-
tors in tho gallery, in the boxes, in the pit, are
impatient to have the scenes of the drama, now
cnacting, more rapidly unfolded. They desire
the managers to " hurry up" the parts and the
actors. They wish, as soon as possible, to hear
that the combatants have crossed their swords,
AMI the blood has begun to fow Much of this
impatient ankle comes from the confident ex-
pectation tina as soon as blow is struck, the
Government will begin to gain strength South,
where now the expression of Union sentiments
is unknown. And we believe, too, that we arc
strong enough to &c beat them to death,' and
We are naturally DESTROYS Of speedily giving
them specimen of our capabilities in the way
Of fighting. The North, in short, is just now
exhibiting wol6sh appetite for blood, and
restlessly snufing every Southern breeze in its
eager desire te catch the frs scent of the car
naye of battle.
But those who have the management and Or
dering of the war are evidently proceeding &C
cording to their own plans, and not the wishes Of
the public. There is 40 exhibition of tmidity
OH their part but there is evidence of great
caution and the desire TO avoid bloodshcd. until
it can no longer be put off The Government
Is making sure of its detences before it moves to
the attack. 1t is, no doubt better informed of
the purposes of the Rebels, of their preLara-
tions, OF the chances that delay will weaken
them while strengthening itself, than mere look
ers-on can be. And we are compelled to be
lieve, whether We are pleased to or not, that the
wisest course is being pursued, and that if tho
authorities are slow, they are at the same time
sure,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-09
Vermont at last in Motion.

RUTLAND, May 8, p. NJ.
We were Inspected and mustered into the U
). service this afternoon. The inspection was
not at all strict, the officer only walking along
the files. | believe none were rejected o..tain-
ly zone Of the Light Guard. We can only
take "a priyaIes. We shall leave carly to NOR
row morning and 90 to Fort Monroe No re-
volvers will be furnished it is said. The oath
was administered by Judge Smaley We have
received our equipments, and the boys arc all
glad at the prospect of leaving.
Tho above is from the telegraphc CORES
pendent of the Burlington Times. Vermont is
at last in motion, and we have lived to see the
day. God be praised
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-09
A DAILY FREEMAN

Will be published at this Office until further
notice. Two editions will be issued one to he
ready for the mail West, and the stages that
leave Montpelier in the afternoon, the other in
the morning in season for the morning mails.
news to the time of going to press.
The Terms will be,
$500 per year, or 81 90 for three months, to
mail subscribers and those taking the paper from
the Office
$500 per year, or 81 ,25 for three months, to
village ubscribers-paper delivered at their
houses or places of business.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Orders are solicited, G. w. WILLARD.
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FLOATING BATTERIES
E1deEg fE'EEaI TEEssassHSsEsh.
GREAT DEMAND FOR SOUTH
ERN TROOPS.
Beauregard Missing

WASHINGTON, Mayo.
The city was in a state of great excitement
last night.
The were two or three shooting ARRAYS, and
Wizards Hote! was partially destroyed by fire
this morning.
1t was saved, however, from entire d structlon
by the fire Zouaves who ran guard by hundreds
and with great skill succeeded in checking the
flames, which at one time were raging lurivusly
Owing to the frequent exctemcnts and dis
turbances of the peace at night of this city,
the President is in consultation with Gen Scott
on the subject of u proclamation of Martial
Law under strict regulations.
Gen. Butler is now at Annapolis.
He reports to Gen. Scott that his position at
the Relay House is imprvgnable.
NEW YORK, May Q
The Worlds Washington dispatch says that
the Virginia troops that evacuated Alexandria
are back again, and seem intent on having a
brush with the Federal troops when they shah
appear.
The Washington correspondent of the J,i-
buae says the Government il considering the
policy of constructing floating batteries for use
on the Mississippi.
There is no doubt that in a short time five
will be contracted for.
Federal scouts arrived from New Orleans,
report that even the Home Guard has been
mustered into service, with directions to
be in readiness to march immediately north.
The Mayor has called for n second Home
Guard, and men seem 10th to enlist.
Orders have been givon to Gen. Scott for the
rapid concentration of troops at Washington.
HAsR.sBUkoH, Pa, NAV s.
A gentleman from Montgomery reports that
Beauregard is notat Richmond, Mobile, Charles
ton, Montgomery or Pensacola.
a bet of $500 has been made her, that
Bcauregard was killed at Fort Sumter.
1t is certain that no official report OF the
bombardment of Fort Sumter has vet been
given.
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FROM OUR MORNING EDITION.
TO THE FREEMA-

WASHINGTON, May g.
There il no doubt whatever OF the in'e"''oH
of Jeff. Davis Government 10 attack " ashi"s
ton, and no doubt that Washington can s1ahu
any such attack
New ORLEANS, May +.
The blockade of Pensacola, with SeVcfai
English ships inside in the harbor' 1t Is efPec'e'
will cause the immediate interference OF Eng
land
The largest portion of the officers on board
the United States ships of the Southern Coas'
are known to be warmly in favor of the Con-
federacy. ....-
New YORK. Mays.
A special despatch from Philadelphia to tho
Post states that Virginia troops are concentra-
ting in force at Harler's Ferry, and evidently
intend to resist the attempt OF the Government
to re-possess itself Of tina position. A fight liz
imminent there
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FLAG RAISING AT EAST MoNrrEIlE.. -Vucs-
day afternoon last, a National Ensign, thirty
feet by twelve, was thrown to the breeze al
East Montpelier. The CAPITAL GUARDS were
present, and added much to the interest of the
occasion. A prayer WAS offered by Rev MIR.
Byron, and patriotic speeches were made by
Addison Peck, Perlcy Pilkn, and G. W. Viii.
lard There were two or three hundred people
present.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-09

VERMONT CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-Somc have
been complaining recently of the connections
OF this Road, by way of the Grand Trunk. for
the West. The cause of these complaints has
been removed by an arrangement, made the first
of May. Those who now take the Mail Train
north over tho Vermont Central can RELY upon
close connections and through checks for bag
gage over this great thoroughfare for the West.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-09

The Governor OF Michigan recommends the
raising of ten regiments and an appropriation
of million dollars, by his State for war pur-
poses.
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marrieo,

In Bethel Lympus, at the residence of the Re-. -.
Powers by II. "A Coburn, ESQ, Mr. John q b. D. L. c,
and Miss Iuclna VI Fish, 9th of Bethel Lympus 's'on
In William town, April 2lst, by Rev jane g.
ncy, Ny Edwin haker Of Ashby, Mass and Mi,, ypn'
A Carpenter of Williamstown. " 'ancy
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-09
VERMONT STATE TREASURER OFFICE

VERMONT STATE TREASURER OFrIcEJ
Rutland, Nay lst, 1861.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be recei ed at th office ua.
~ til the 3lst nst for six per cent loan Of five hun.
dred thousand llars for which State bonds will be is
sued under the authority given by the Legislature in
" Act makingau appropriation for arming &C.. the Mill
ia of the State" Approved April 25, 1861
he bonds will bear date june 1871, and payable
ten years thereafter in Of $1,000 and $500 and 800
II requred) with semi-aunual coupons attached, princ.
pal and interest payable at any Bank in Boston.
The Treasurer the right to reject ang all
proposals Proposals for this loan should be addressed
the Treasurer, and endorsed Propose for STATE can
may9x4 JOHN 8. PAGE Treasurer.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-09

~ New York, May s.
Warren Leland, of Vermont, of the Metrono-
Titan Hotel, has rendered his services to The
Governor of his native State, to lead the First
Regiment of the Green Mountain Boys.
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There will be at least three Regiments raised
~ I" Dal''more OF 1000 each, and accepted by the
government w Troops will be concentrated a,
ashington to tho number of 40 900. The
Dls'flct OF Columbia rendered tvs Regiments of
so "o nn ior the maintenance of the Union.
x4V,ooo has been allowed by the Secretary Of
var iof Sneir uniforms, and an order has buen
gwen for Minnie rifles for the whole force
AZ. c,. Frederick, Md, May 8
~, No Convention 10 be called in Mnroiond
Inc court house was nearly destroyed by fire af.
,ef ~ clock last night. 1t is supnos,d ~
nave been piece Of incendiarisn. Fr'N "
me probabilities now are that the T,eeisl, t,ro
VIII adjourn on Friday until the lOt6 Of INV
next. AT caucus of the House members l., =,
',,s"'' IL was almost unanimously Determined r.
aoah'ion the proposition of the convention W
yoh,,,,... IT,, ,,, St. Louis, May +.
Union Home Guard of first and snn"" n'I' nc
numbered 1900 men, and were sw ,rr "atus
uhteer service of the United States tn d', 'or
Companies from other wards will ho
during the week. - '"ofh IN
me French and English have been foh,;,,u
S"c negroes on the river Gambia, Afr,ca 7TIaao7
nlsioes ionght we'll but were however d.tn,.
q" ~t.n loss and one chief the King of oca'do
lu,I1ased peace by giving hack stolen bsrd y
ut''e' ooo dollars, and 10000 busbel, nr "'
,no ,'L hnsl hEMENbER rnls.-To ruth com
mon nard soap well into the ,breads ~ ''r CON-
n'u' ID oeiore putting them on for youl
nrd;u 10 recommended as preventive 70 ' ,hs
occnrs y 100, .oot soreness and blisterinp wb;ob
Herald " travelling '-Rstland
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l-)le0.

In Morctown, April 0, Lucin la S. Howes AGED ss
In Middlesex, April 22nd Br Simeon CHS. ,, vs.
of Rev N. l.. Chase Of the New Hampshire raer
aged II years 'ehes
In Putney, May I'd, Hattie F. Aldrch, daughter or
{. and Abby A. Adrich aged years and montba '" H.
In Berlin, April 9Th, Noses II Sawyer, age. ~ r.,.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-09

California 10 strongly for the Union.
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Montpelier, May 8, 4o'clock P. NJ
EXCITEMENT AT WASHINGTON.
WILLARD'S HOTEL ON FIRE
Fire Zouayes cheek the Flames
Martial Law thought of.
Gem. Butler secure!
VIRGINIA TROOPS EAGER FOR A
FIGHT.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-03-28
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES


DYSPEPSIA by thoroughly cleansing the first and sec
ond stomachs, and creating flow of pure healthy bile,
instead Of the stale and acrid kind FLATuLENcY Loss
of appetite, Heartburn Headache ReSessncss Ill-tem-
per. Anxiety, languor and Melancholy. which are the
general symptoms of Dyspepsia will yanish, natu-
raj consequence of its cure.
COsTvENEsS by cleansing the whole length of the in
csnes with solvent process and without violence all
violent purgcs leave the bowels costive within days.
FEvERS of all kinds, by restoring the bood to regular
circulation through the process of respiration in such
cases and the thorough solution of all intestinal obsruc
ton in others
The Life Medicines have been known to cure RHEuM,-
permanently in three weeks, and GoUT in half that
tmc by removing local inflammation from the muscles and
lgamcntS of the Joints.
DRorsiis of all kinds, by freeing and strengthening
the kdncys and bladder: they operate most delightfully."-
these important hence they have ever been
found certain remedy for the worst of CRAWL
Also WoRMs by disodgng from the turnngs of the
bowels, the Shiny matter to which these adhere.
ScvEyY, ULcERs. and TNvErERArE SORES by the per-
feet purity which these Life Medicines give to the blood
and all the humoTS,
ScoRuUTIc ERrITIoNs and Bad Compilations. by their
alternative effect upon the fluids that feed the skim and
the morbid state all crupve complaints
sollow, cloudy and other disagrecablc complcxons.
The us of these Pills for Il very short time will effect
entire cure of SALT RIEuN. and striking improve
IN the clcaIucSs of the skim COMMON CoIps and
NFLrENzA will always be cured by dose, or by two
in the worst cases.
PuEs- The original proprietor of these medicines
was cured Of Piles of35 wears standing, by the use Of
the Life Medicines alone.
FEVER and AGUE.-- For this SCOurge of the Western
country these medicines will h. found safe speedy and
certain remedy. Other medicines leave the system sub
cc 70 the return of the dis by these mcdncs
is pernlanrnt-rry them, be satisfied, and be cured
BILIOUS FEvFBS and LIVER COMPIAISTs,- General
Debility. Loss Of Appetite, and Diseases of Fcmalesthe
medicines have been used with the beneficial results
in eases cf this description Kings Evil and Scroula.
IN its tornS yields To the mild vet wcrfu action
oC hcsc rvmWkablr medicines Night Sweats, Nervous
Debility, Nervous Complaints of all knls Palpitaton
of the Heart, Painters Collie speedily cured.
MERCl RIAL DIsEASES.--Pcr>onS whose constitutions
have become impaired by the miudicous of Mercury,
viii dnl thcse medicines perfect cure, as they never
fl To eradicate from the system all the effects of mcrcu
~ infinitely than the most powerful preparation
Of sarsaparilla.
/ Prepared and sold by W r. M0FfAT,
33S Broadway. New York.
I Tor sale by Peck Hamilton and by all Druggists.
December l9th, lS60-35y.
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Trouhlon. rlmos in Arizonn.

II would appear from letter in the st.
Louis Republican, dated at Tuckton Ariz ma
on the 9th inst, that the people Of the terri
tory were suffering exceeding from the hostil-
tiles of the Indians who stop the Overland
stages, rob and murder the passengers, burn
farm houses and carry of stock. he stage
which arrived at Tuscon on the 4th, from the
East, was attacked by Indians abou, 22 miles
from its destination, and the dryer severely
wounded. He, however, whipped ur his
horses and succeeded in getting his load
through in safety. The Indians are, however
not the only foes that travellers have TO meet.
The Eastern stage which arrived at Tuscon
on the 2d, was one day behiud The u iual run
ming time. A company of secession rangers
in Texas, nenr Fort Belknnp, hal seized Il
quantity of forage at some of the stationa,0nl
the conduc OF being intrusted with couaide.
rablc amount of moacy in transit, deemed ii
prudent to lie oven till the rangers had de
parted, lest the coin might be coHdsca'od to
the public benefit 1t is said that The propri-
etors of the stages, Notwithstanding all dam
gers involving an overland journey, provide
no armed escort.
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The Revenue.

The Imporlations at New York continue to
be light, but the Withdrawals from the ware
houses are large. This improves the revenue
which now average hundred thousand dol
lars per day, instead of eighty thousand as os-
timated by the late Secretary of the treasury,
Mr.. Dix.
For the week ending on the IS IA instant,
the values of dry goods wareboused and with
drawn from the warehouse, were rs follows
WarohOusad d.s,,,',,,''',',''.,. S2i7 ,SSS
Withdrawn. Nn....,..,,'..,,.'',,,.,.. lSl6,qdQ
If the secossious which have taken place,
have no other effect thaa TO diminish the rev
enue TO the extent of the du;iabe goods con-
sumed in the seeded States, the dimiuudon
will not be large. Those States have some
thing less than one sixth of the popu'a,iou of
the country. free and slave, but one half Of
their inhabitants are slaves, consuming no
foreign gools, and Of the free, large por-
ton consume little, or none, in consequence
of their poverty. The State of Massachusetts,
pays more revenue to the natl treasury.
than all the States composing the Southern
Confederacy,
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,F'"At meeting Of the Town Council of the town Of
rcryShurg held March 10, 1861, the following ordinance
was adopted,
N ORDINANCE,
n Providing for the election of Treasurer and
Marshal for the tnWn of PerrySbUrE;
Sec. |. llt it enacted by the Town Council of the
town Of Pcrryshurg, Wood County Ohio that the first
Monday ct April 1851, and annually thereafter, there
shalt hc elected by ,hc Iuaiicd voters oC PcuYShurg
Corporation, VrraNurcr and Marshal for said town.
SIC, .. r1o, tbo TrasUv,v shall receive All moneys
belonging 10 the town Of Pcrryshurg including the gcu-
oral cNprase tun S1a walk fund, cemetery muduttrcSJ
ON bonl> and all other funds collected for and belonging
to said Corporation, ami pay thI the order
oC the Niyor and Recorder,
See, S. Tho TraSuror aforesaid shall receive e =
his compensation one percent on all moneys diSbursed
hy hna,
Syc {. The Marshall shall perform al duties defined
hv law and required ~, the Council, and receive for his
sorvic2s the ttys provided by the statute or specifically
allowed hy council
Soc 5. The Treasurer and Marshal shall each take
pn oath Of office AMI give hond 20 the acceptance at the
Council JAMES W. ROSS, Mayor.
At,csu f. K. MlLLER kcCop,vr. i6WiSl 20
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Hon. John shcrman Eleclcd sennlor.

On Thursday last the Ohio Legislature cleo
ted Hon John sherman, pursuant to cau-
Gus nomination the evening previous, as Uni
ted Ssetes scnao in place Of Gov. Chase,
who resigned to accept al important position
in Mr.. Lineoln's Cabinet. This is undoubt-
edly welcome news in all sections Of the STATE.
Mr.. Sherman is true and faithful man, and
has not only evidenced an unusual degree Of
icdlstry in caring for tie interests of his own
State, but, by his record as Congressional
economist, has made for himself a national
reputation for ohrowdness honesty and prac
tical foencering. He'wl Of course take his
seat in the U. S. Senate Immediately.
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An IMPORTANT DISCOVERY :!
~ For the cure of
CONSU MPTION, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS AND
COLDS.
THE MAKORA ARABICA.
DISCOVERED ny
MISSl AIRY,
" IILE ANELING IN ARABIA a.


All who are suffering from Consumption should
use the Makoro Arabca, discover by mission
AIRY in Arabia.
An who are threatened with Consumption should
use the Makora Arabica, discovered by mission
AIRY in Arabia,
An who arl suffering from Bronchitis should use
the Makora Arabca, discovered by missionary in
Arabia.
IN who are suffering from Sore Throat, Coughs
and Colds, should use the Makora Arabica, dscoy-
cred 10y missionary in Arabia.
An who are suffering from Asthml Scrofula and
Impurities ofthe Blood should use the MakOra Ara
bici, discovered by missionary in Arabia.
ltcurcS Consumption,
II cures Bronchitis.
1t cures Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds.
1t cures Asthma, Scrolula, aud impurities Of the
Blood.
This mcQuallcd remedy is now for the first time
introduced to the public.
!, was proydcntialy discovered by missionary
while travelling in Arabia, He was cured Of con-
sumption by It's after his ease WAS pronounced
hopeless by learned physicicns in Europe.
IL has forwarded 10 uS in writing, full account
of his own extraordinary cure, and of number ot
oa,r cures which have come under his observation,
and also a full &c count of the medicine,
At his request, and mpclei 10y desire to extend
AuoWl ledge OF This remedy to the public, we have
had his communication printed in pamphlet form for
free distribution. LIS interest is enhanced by an oC-
count which he gives of some of the scenes Of the
Syrnu missocrcS, which he obtained from those
who suffered in that awful tragedy,
This pomp.tlct may be obtained at our office, or it
will be sent free by mail TO all who apply for it,
We mhport the MakoU Arbica direct from SMYRNA
through tue house ot Clcon \ Gylippus, and we
have always on hand full supply put up in h1t-
ties ready tor use with hll directions,
TiCt one dollar per buItle. Sent 10y mail, on re-
Cypt of price and q cents for postage.
For sale wholesale and retail by
LEEDS, GILMORE x co,
Importers Of Drugs and Medicines,
81 Liberty 81, y. \.
ALSO, ny DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
March 2S.h, 1851 i,N,
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\ ToFFAT's LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERs.


These medicines have now been before the public for
period of thirty years. and during that time have main
tanned high Character in amosteycry part of the Globe,
perfect health persons suffering under nearly every
Kind of disease to which the human frame is liable.
The following are among the distressing variety of hu
mnn dScnScs In which the
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-03-28

The imports Of gold have varied with the
fluctuations of trade. In l8I7--tho famine
year in Europe imported SEA 12l 280,
being about 100000 above the average
for that pcrol Again in 1857 and / 858 he
commercial crisis in this country caused the
shipmtnt Of considerable gold from England
but this was forced movement, and the coin
received only served to swell the exports OF
the came years. The receipts in l847, how
ever, as they are now, were legitimate, grow.
ing out Of change in the balance OF trOdc
conscqent upon the falling off imports and n
heavy increase in exports Of domestic produce,
The trade Of the county in l0G0 was rs fol
lows:
Imports. ,,.,s'.... ..'''.'' '''''''' S3jH lb5,Vtl
Exports OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dOOl22,2Vb
Gain IN favor Of United States SjigjS,3jj
AS trade is now progressing, the indicali )ns
nre the figures for the fiscal year ending June
30h. 1861, will show still larger balance
in our favor.
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HARDWARE, GROCERIES, &C,

Those wishing to purchase anything in this line Will
find tito their adyanHgcto pay my Store visit before
purchasing elsewhere. The attention of tho public is
respectively invited my extensive Stock feeling assured
il will be time proh,ably spent.
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J)0AD NOTICE.

The surveyor and viewers will meet at the house ot
l. b Bolgcr the 23l day of April, 1861. IN view and
0catr a county road commencing at the west quarter
post ot section 2S IN Enry township thcuCe north
the line between section 2S and %, 20 and 2l l6 and II
and to niersocl the road running norh the same
Gnc.
March 18th, 1861 4iwi#
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DoAD NOTICE.

The surveyor and viewers win meet at tho house Of
J, Slcicry ON the l'Jh Of April lSGl ~ view and To-
county road comm ncing On the Maumee "
Western bsar,u rCJG a hg CORNER tfWCC Toat ira,S
o. and 81: thence south hr seiiou line inIcts,ct
"a, Tyoy 4 Webster free turnpike road.
March l5th, 1851 ijwl'
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READY MADE CLOTHiNG !

In this dcpartm M, have the largest and most com
plcto assortment in Northern Chic, Made up according
the latest fashions and in the most substantial manner
warrantedto give the very best satisfaction, % no sal.
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DOAD NOTICE.

D0AD NOTICE.
The surveyor and viewers will meet Mt the house of
John +. Smith the 10 day of April. 1861 to view
and locate county road commencing at the river road
north of the west branch of the Portage river between
section and to iutcrsect the town line road between
said township and Troy.
March 18th, 1SGl-45w4H