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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

Where double rows of figures appear we
give the full official vote; where only one
row appears, we give the majority. The
official count may slightly vary some of the
figures; as it now stands it shows nearly
$4,000 majority for kirkwood.
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Scroflla, or Kings Evil,

Is Il constitutional disease, corruption OF the
blood, BY which this fluid becomes vitiatcd
weak and poor. Being i'll the circulation. II
pervitles the whole body, and may burst out
in disease or amy part OF it. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor Is there one which 1t may
not destroy. The scrotulous faint is variou iy
caused by mcrcmiai disease, low hping, dis
ordered or unhealthy food impure air, fill
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and
above all, by the vrncrcal infection. What.
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the com
stitution descending % from parents to childrc
unto the third and fourth Sclirratlon;' indeed
it seems to be the rod OF linn who say, al
will visit the iniqutie, of the father, upon
their children
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulccrouS matter, which, II
the lungs. liver, and internal organs, is tcrmec
tubcrclcs; i'll the glands, sweiiing-; and Oh
the surface. cruptionS or sores. IlhS 1oul cor
ruption, which gcntlcri III the blood, dcprcssc>
the energies of life, so that scrofulous con>titu.
tons not only suffer from scrofulous com
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of o.hcr diseases; cOnse-
qucntly vat numbers perish by disorders
which. although not scrofulo,tS in their nature,
arc still rendered fatal by tins taiiit IN the
system Most of the consumption which de-
CLIMATES the human family has its origin dir city
in this Scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kitreys, brain,
and, indeed, of all the organs. arise from OF
are aggravated by tie same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofu'ous
| their persons are invaded by this lurking in
| lection. and their health is undermined by it.
| 10 cleanse it from the system we must rcnovatt
the blood by an Alternative medicine. and in
v;gorate it by healthy food and exercise
Such a medicine we supply III
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NoRrHw EsTERN RIFLES -The Northwest
ern Rifles left yesterday for Dubuque,
where they will go into camp as portion
of the 18th Regiment. Thirty seven took
passage at this place, and sixty-fise at Gut
tenburg The Company is full but have
NOT yet elected their officers it will be enc
of the crack companies Of the 18th.
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M ARRIED,

At the residence Of Mr.. j 7. Buckley, MrGregor
Iowa. Tue si,v. Ooi. l5th nv tn. Rev. NJ; r. Slon.
Mr. H.. .cnrr. of McGreger, to bliss CLARA II
JOINS. OF l.. on. Iowa.
so friend SCOTT has taken ano her partner. The
event a,ogcthrr unexpected. ard is the less
subject Decentralization because an ticil ated Our
Union friend. have the good wishes of scores Of
friends who Join ir the the hope that tho ..onev-
moon may never wane. We heartily approve the
bans.
In st. James Church. Nnncv. Lycomng Co., Pa,
hy REV. Geo G. d, AXE Dr.. j. WHITNEY of MctireEor,
to Miss MAnGAnEr 5, ede-t daughter Of the
ofici,.iny clergyman.
We congratulate the Doctor upon his matrimonial
enterpri e s'It l. not good for man to live alone"
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NEW ADVERTISER NTS


~ALEB SOUTHWARK at the New York Fruit
Y Store opposite the Union House. Main street,
Mcrcgor, Iowa Agent for q Jacob Schafcr, of vine
C"u ee Nursery. three lie East OF Prairie du CHEN.
Wi. will keep always on hand fine assortment of
CATAW BA & EARLY CAPE GRAPES;
Also. a full assortment IF all kinds of Shrubherv,
such a Ora Q Roots Of three growth. straw
berries. Roe Blu shes, A pa ragu' Roots. II" &c.
OF. %, 1s6lwl u }. SCHuEFFER.
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~- 4 fire at Lansing on Wednesday
night of last week is said to have destroyed
property to the amount Of $1,000
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ST'RAYED

L>RON the subs criher in the TOWNSHIP ~
l. If Mouona, Oh the 18th OF August, Jan
lHh1. one Bay Hort e. about Il hand. high, NNA
aud between 10 aud II year old
" as lame in right fore to"t caused by contrac.
tiou OF the boot The finder by returning him TO mo
ut McGregor, Iowa, in care OF ANDY iafnsv. will be
literally rewarded. THOMAS McDONX.
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fTIt is said that the pen is inightier
than tho sword. Neither is OF much use
without holder.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

eY- The Episcopal Church have organ
lied in McGregor under the name of st.
Johns Parish.
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A BRUTE We are informed that Wm
lIartnesAG North McGrcgor, one day las.
week, in n fit of passion seized his wife,
stripped off her clothing and held her upon
the stove until her body was burnt to a
crisp IN places. The wretch was tried for
the assault and fined $4,000. in default of
payment of which he was sent to the jail
at Garnavillo. His name should be called
HcartleSs.
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RUHB ER TEETH,
Nill' ICE

NOTICE
hereby given, that wi wife, Ro>ena East.
man, has left my bed and hoard wit Iout just
or IrovOcatinn, all per- there fore forbidden to
harior or trust her on my account, NJ will pay no
debts OF her contracting after this date.
GEO, W. EASTMAN.
SfcGregor, Oct lSGIw4 .
WESTERN Ii USE,
Main Street McGreGor, iowa. Rowland Il Hill. Pro-
pretors 252
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Rates Of Exchange.

CORRECTED LIE 4 KINNAIEB, BANKE
BUYING. sBLLINS.
On New York, Par gold
Chicago, l-2 dis. Par
p" Nil. 1-2 dis ,g'E Par
It. Louis
Am. Gold,
BANKABLR FUNDS.
State Bank Of Iowa. state Bank Of Ohio.
Free Banks of Ohio. State Bank of Indiana.
phinde hia Banks New York and New England.
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RllAiI,gkS Notices.

ThoS. McDonn has lost his horse, and
same
Caleb Southmayd is appointed agent for
G.. j. SchGflcr, for the sale Of grape roots
shrubbrry. 1t is an excellent time to pro-
vide for future frui,agr.
DR. J. w. King is prepared to put in
hardened rubber or Volcanic teeth. Call
and see his speclmens-natural enough to
hoodwink nature.
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If you want to find HAMMERSLOUGH BROTHERS,
go the North side of the Square-formery Crangers
Shoe Store-and in week will also occupy tns
nodous Store now occupied by Powers Babcock Ex
change Block, McGregor, Iowa. I
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

nOKER'S Stomach Bitter lIo.tetters Bitters, and
Id BOURBON Bitter. just rere we'd aud for sale by
HuFfMAN, BENTON g. co.
Oct 1S6ltf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-04
FROM CAMP BAXTER.
Correspondence ofthe Daily HHRALD.l
81. JoHSsBURY,
July 1st, 1861.


81. JoHNsBURY,
July LIST, 1861.
Having been in this pleasant village few
days, will give you some of my ideas CT the
place, not forgetting its chief attraction,
Camp Baxter" l suppose am in Yer
mont, but from the time it took me to get
here, and the distance, / should imagine
Vermont to be a gery long State, or that /
was in the Queens Dominions. 1 am assured
by a friend that the railroad continues with
in the State some distance beyond here, so
am safe as to interfering with any Northern
Confederacy.
st. Johnsbury is very quiet, pleasant,
mountain village. Nature seems to have
supplied many hills and valleys, and the peo-
pie, either to escape from a second flood. or
following the idea that "a house set upon a
hill cannot be hid" have built upon the hills
and made gardens IN the valley
The streets are quite circuitous and from
near point can the whole village be seen.
Camp Baxtcri, about one mile south and
not in sight OF the town. In the absence Of
sufficient tents, the building, on the Fair
Grounds furnish very good quarters for the
soldiers, but there are no suitable grounds
for Parade. It was great mistake TO call
the 81 Regiment into camp 80 long before
they could b. Differed, armed equipped and
uniformed. There seems TO be no efficient
Officers I the heal nd he f.arYaIua haxya
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THE TOWN OF IRA AND THE
FOURTH AT RUTLAND.

We have received an anonymous commu-
nication from Ira, written in an apparent
strain of pleasantly but which betrays, as
we think, a feeling of jealousy, and dis
closes the fact that the writer evidently does
not "take the papers"
He seems to be considerably exercised
from the fact that his town was not-as he
supposed-rememberedin the appointments
of officers for our celebration tomorrow and
intimates that in consequence her people will
not join with US in the celebration. Had ha
read the appointments published in both the
Herald and Courier two weeks since, he
would have seen that Mr. Jeremiah Thorn
ton, of Ira, was appointed one Of the Com
mittee of Arrangements, and an invitation
given 10 the lchoIe County too attend.
This is the first intimation we have had
that any dissatisfaction existed in that
quarter and cannot b uc think now thatit is
mostly confined to himself Should he
wake at a late hour irDm his slumbers on the
mornihq ofthe Fourth and find that grand
exoduF of his townsmqn had been made du-
ring bis sleeping he vvjll then fully realize
the fact that his townsmcn ,cjU oaeud the
CeInJr0ft0n at RuI0pB
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4 NATIONAL DEBT

To 4isapproye OF the contraction Of Ma
uonal Debt at this time. Is a very shor,-sight-
ed policy, and any one who does so, cannot
fully understand the necessity Of immediate
action On the part Of our government. it putt
iag down the present rebellion. The whole
world Is eagerly wa,chin. our movements
row. T. see whether we are able to reJres.
insult many of our manufactures are groan-
ing under the Effects Of the crisis trade Is
dull; a general depression OF business pre-
walls. and will continue 50 till the machin cry
of government again moves on harEonlossly
1t is tor the interest Of Tie capitalist. the
trader, the manufacturer and the laborer.
that our government should be supp1 rted
and tits Of great Importance that those who
have the destiny Of this Republic to direct
should not be crippled for want OF means to
benefit Us all II our Secretary Of War or
the President should think proper to ask for
a loan Of s25O,ooo.ooo, or more. Ic. Il, by all
means have the money raised, aaI then let
the greatest Of living Generals. bring the
present troubles to an ed. a, ~0on as b. in
his wisdom should think proper. To have
the rebellion continue, will certainly ruin US
a. power il very short time. but d vc
rush forward to the rs boldly, leaautly
and earnestly, then We s5a. save rh- repu-
teton which the heroes ofthe revolution on.
realize a ur..f .g.-U.Gf ourselves sd tl-..;.,,.
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ton of Ad am, where man ha, sot exercised

ton of Adam, where man has Rot exercised
that privilege when ID kis power.
Traitors have cen borne with beyond
measure. They have been hsmored, for the
sake of peace, till 1sthing was too great
for them TO demand. The result Of such
course of indulgence has manifested itself
Now let as rise ard prove to the world that
we are not lifeless: th at our rights must be
respected. No matter If it does create a debt
of ten or fifteen hundred millions OF dsllars,
for when the rebellion is ended, We shall be
able to revive our trade and commerce. and
in few years we shall have the same % near
cancelled that it will nbt trouble Us. II would
be quite a different m htter If we already had
a debt Of s4,00O,0OO,qp0 as England has, and
had TO pay on the sa ne 20,0O0,O00 annu-
ally. We have national debt much larger
than the wants Of thd country demanded AZ
the time it was contracted but notwith,taul-
ing this, we are and Eball be able TO cancel
all our obligations wi IT, the total amount OF
the war expenses are added 70 our present
debt Now We DO nof wish to be understood
as advocating an eXt1 avagant expenditure OF
money, or the contraction Of a debt ike that
OF Engand-which b5ody expects viii ever
be paid-but IT us I'D We money enough 10 DO
the work in respectable shape, Let u- en-
list men enough 10 d steadily and straight
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-04
THE FOURII IN BRANDON.

According to The programme for the cele-
bratioI At Brandon I'd morrow. John a. Co.
nant. ESQ. will be Prt sident of the Days.
sisted bv some lG Vi e Presidents-Orator,
"A. Nicholson. Ella Reader of the Decla-
ration. 5. d. Wing, ESD; Chaplain, Rev.
VIM. Ford Civic N arshsl, y. T. Sprague,
Dr.; Military Marshal, Capt. a. 5. Cook.
There will be a dag-raising at O'Clock A.
NJ. upon which occa4 ion variety Of Patri-
otie SONGS will be sun by a select choir under
the direction Of DR.. c. L. Case-Hon. +. \,
Brioos being master OF ceremonies. The pro-
ces,ion will b, fornea az II A. n. under the
CHARGE Of the Mar.hals The Grafton will be
delivered at the Tdwn Hall at l O'Clock P.
~. followed by other app opriate services
The residue Of the afternoon will be devoted
to Military and Firemen's displays, the whole
to conclude in the evening with iIlumlnations,
torch-light procession and fireworks.
We regret that our Brandon friends did
not make up their minds to join US in the eel
ebrarion at Rutland, but since they have con-
cluded otherwise, we certainly hope they will
have a successful celebration, and a good
time. and W. see nothing to hinder such a
result
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

The County Convention Of the Republican party
of the County of Rutland, will be held at the Court
House in Rutland, on Tuesday, the 18TH DAY OF
ance with the vote of a former Convention, the
treemen OF the different towns i'll the County, are
requested TO meet in their several towns, at some
time previous to the said 10Th ay of july and ap-
point three delegates to represent them in the COun-
ty Convention. The officers of the several town
Convictions also requested to prepare and for
ward by their delegates proper certificates of cleo
ton.
By ORDER OF THE COUNTY COMMITTEE.
Rutland, June q, 1861.
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Fig. L1sroN.-Wo would state for the
benefit of th,se ia this vicinity who wish to
avail themselves of the services of DR.. Liston,
that be will be in Rutland, at the Central
House, from July 18th to the 18th inclusive
The Doctor will be in Whitehall, at the Parke
House. from the 8th 10 the 18th of July,
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The citizens OF Royalton, Bethel, Brain
rec. Brsokfeld, and Randolph are to unite
in celebrating the present Fourth of July at
West Randolph Hon. A. P, Hunton is to
be President of the day, and Rev. Manning
Of :. Old South Church." Boston, is to be the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-04

The sharp's Rifle Company, al Hartford,
are employing 335 men, and the machinery
is ran for IS hours daily. A double set Of
hands is soon to be employed, who will work
ten hours each. The company have made
about 5000 stand of arms in the last month,
ana have sold 1000 in the same time.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-04

The death Of Commodore lngraham, re-
ported to have taken place in Charleston, j.
not credited in naval circles IL was at
Pensacola on the 4th Of June.
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o. No notice can be taken of anonymous ommu-
nications. We must know the names and addresses
Of our correspondents as a guarantee of their good
faith. We cannot undertake to return communica-
items that are not used.
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FIFE IN EAST BIZ ANDON.-The house of
Mr.. Willis Goodnow, on Birch Hill, was con-
sumed by fire, with IDS contents, On Wednes
day of last week.-Guzette.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-04
VILLAGE CORPORATION MEETING.

The adjourned meeting of the Village
Corporation was held at Fireman's Hall, in
the village of Rutland, on Monday, July 1st,
1861, and was called to order by j. c. Carr,
Trustee. Luther Daniels was elected Mod
orator pro TEN, The Water Commissioners
and Auditors submitted the following repor is,
which were accepted and ordered to be re-
corded:
The Water Commissioners beg leave to
report, that they have received for water the
year ending June 10Th, 1861, $1S83, So, and
that they have paid as follows, to wit:
For expenses Of taking care of the Aque-
duct, $169,98.
Paid into the Treasury for the interest on
the Bonds, S954,00.
Paid Misunderstanding the balance his
due for laying tie branches in Green, Howe
and Elm Streets, and the branch in Edson-
vile, 511,8O.
Paid for two ofthe ten year bonds, $4,000.
Error of one month in James Taylors
Water account, AZ cents.
Leaving balance in our hands Of fifty-sev-
en- dollars and sixty eight cents twenty-eiIht
dollars and fifty cents Of which was received
for water in Pleasant street, which is TO be
paid to Richardson towards laying the branch
in that street, according to the vote Of the
Corporation for extending the works max
ing the actual balance in the Commissioners
hands Of S29,08.
Your Commissioners know OF no other
debt against the Corporation for water, ex-
cept a claim of the heirs of James Porter for
damages for the reservoir, which your Com
missioners think ought to be settled, and they
understand from the building committee Of
theIAqueduct, that this was to be lett to Avery
Billings, Geo w. Chaplin and Henry Mussey,
to settle also there is n account against
said estate for water OF S4388.
All Of which IS respectfully submit ted.
JAMES BARRETT.
for Water Commissioners.
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THE DAY WE CELEBRATE"-TO-
DAY.

We very muchquestion whether the great
anniversary of our Nations birth day was
ever entered upon with deeper feeling of
patriotism-with holer veneration for those
early fathers through whose sacrifices our
liberty was secured-or with a more united
sentiment in regard to the true worth of that
iberty,-than will be felt and expressed to-
day by every loyal man remaining in
these United States.
The hum-arum way in which we have
logged along for nearly cen. eo' tie
steady prosperity which has ever marked our
course as a Naton-had, in manner, dulIed
our senses to the full appreciation Of the ben
oits conferred upon US by the heroes and
sores Of the revolution-we had become I'M
mi }ful of the blessings which our free insti-,
tutions, under our glorious old confederacy
vouchsafed to Us, and our observances Of our
Nation birth day have consequently, Of late
years been (as general thing as unmean-
ing-not to say politically irreverent-as
would be the rites of the Hindoos-in
their annual sacrifices to Bramah--if offered
to the true God of the christian.
But the events of the past few months con-
sequent upon the secret plottings of traitors
who for years have been engaged in under
mining the foundation Of the goyernment,has
brought change over the spirit Of our
dreams" The recollection ofthe tory bands
in the dark days OF our countrys trials is re-
vived: new iealousies are aroused large
army is found arraycd under trea a sonable
banner heretofore unknown in the land, and
the object Of which is to subvert the govern
menr. nulHfy existing laws, and render the
acts Of the glorious men OFFS a farce, and
their sames bye word and a reproach.-
Under these circumst ances the free aen Of
the North, and the true friends Of freedom
throughout the Union, have placed themselves
as = unit against this unhallowed revolution,
and the reasonable designs Of ambitious
traitors.
And thus it is that throughout the land
whsre but few short months since all was
law and order, peace and security, the
war note has been sounded, and we fad
three hundred thousand men in arms to set
tie the question as to whether we are to have
law and order, or security or any government
whatever, The glorious uprising ::of the
stout hearted and free thinking-and acting
sens of the North is to US comforting an
swcr to this queston,-and we doubt not
that the gathering which we shall sea in
Rutland to-morrow-tLe spirit which we
shall see manifested, and the entire deyo-
ton which We expect to see paid to the cause
OF liberty, law and order, will confirm US in
our belief that though patriotism may, with
Us, heretofore have been caught naPplng--it
is now vital principle among US
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GRO. \. GRAVES, Secretary.

! TRUE UEEot At Vienna, Daniel SUI
Ivan Of the Ohio Volunteers, had his arm
shattered by BALI This was the brave how
who when ordered to tall ia replied. Il wish
could" at the same time showing MS arm
Sullivan was taken up and carried back with
the retreating force He died before leav-
ing Alexandria, but his heroism was shown TO
the last. A hands erchief was bound upon
his arm, near the shoulder, to check in
measure the flow of blood. This rude band
age Sullivan himself adjusted several times,
tightening it to chedk the blood, and again
looscning it when the pain became too great.
While he was lying in this condition some
of his comrades approached, and one asked.
Dan, how do you feel ~ Boys" sad the
young hero, lifting with the other hand his
shattered arm, and then laying it gently
down, Boys, I'm FOR the Union still p Poor
Dan died very soon after, bat his last words
will be mighty power in the hearts of his
comrades.
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Intelligence las reached Washington, and
IS credited by many there that in consequence
Of tAe difference OF opinion existing between
jeff Davis, General Beaaregard and General
Lee Is to the policy upon which the war
shall be conducted, General Lee ha, resigned
his command in the rebel army.
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TROY CONE ERENCE ACADEMY.


WHEREAS, in the De ath of H. W Bennett
Of Middlebury. D noble heart has forever
ceased 10 beat-a life brilliant in It's opening
and devoted to the service Of his country, IS
closed And whereas We, the members Of
Troy Conference Academy, have recognized
in him student faithful and beloved,
Christian in heart and life. and brave vol,
unteer Tor the support Of the Government -
Resolced, ThatJwe deeply mourn the death
of Mr. Bennett, lately a member 81 this school,
and at the time Of his death, Ensign OF the
First Vermont Regiment
Re<2iccd, ThatIwe heartily sympathize with
the parents and numerous friends Of the de
cea,ed-numerous, for none knew him but
to love him.
Rcx0ired, That in order further TO express
our regret and sympathy, We wear the appro-
pirate badge for the space of four days.
Heso'ced, That D copy Of these Resolutions
be sent to the parents Of the deceased
Be<oIced, That copy also be sent to pa
PERI in the vicinity for publication.
Per order Of Committee.
+. W. IIALLoCR, Chairman.
GRO. /. GRAVES. Secretary.
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TERMS OF THE HERALD.-Upon the last page will
be found the terms of subscription to the Herald.
These are tho only terms upon which the Herald
be procured OF u.s. and deviation in any will
be made therefrom. We have no friends to whom
special rates will be given and agent is authorized
to make conflicting contracts. tt
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FOR GOVERNOR,
FREDERICK HOLBROOK, of Brattleboro.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
LEVI UNDERWOOD, of Burlington.
FOR TREASURER,
JOHN B. PAGE of Rutland