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CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Ar. you sick, fcrhie. and
cuni'lainlnai Ara ym n, -
oIdrr, with Your system d.
rngc,l, aud jour feelings un.
cuinlnrtahlai THESE s,nhf-
tins arr often tlir prelude /,
serious iilu"ss. Soinc Ut "f
si"kn.ss !. .c,r,i'iug ulr,i you.
anl should br a,eited iy -
timely u,r VI the right iuiu.
ciy. Tahr Myers RVS, nni
cleanse cut the ,lirrt,rte'l lat.
n,urs - rurif, the blmsi, aiui
let tho hulds move on nnuh.
sl,mird in health again.
They stimulate the function,
M tiis body into vigorous Tc.
tiyiiy. purity the system from
the nhstrutiiuus " LirlI ,naky
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9antofh 9sfItrsoniat.
Local and Miscellaneous.
COUNTY UNION CONVENTION.


The Union Executive Committee Of thi:
State, representing the Union Convention
which assembled in Columbus, Ohio, on
the 5th September last, have issued a call
to all loyal citizens who are IN favor Of the
maintenance of the Government and Of the
vigorous end continued prosecution of the
war, now carried on for. the suppression oi
the rebellion against the Government, TO
again meet to appoint delegates to Union
Convention, 10 be held in Columbus, on
on Thursday, the 2ist day Of August next,
for the nomination of cand dates for the fol.
lowing Offices:
JrDos oY ruE SUPREME CouRr;
SECRETARY or STATE;
ATTORNEY GENERAL;
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER:
MEMBER BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Hancock county will be entitled TO four
delegates in that Convention.
In pursuance Of the recommendation OF
the State Union Executive COMMITTEES and
OF the call aforesaid, we, the undersigned,
Union Executive Committee Of Hancock
County, hereby call upon all loyal citizens
OF this county who are in favor Of the man
trnance Of The Government and Of the Wig.
orous and continued prosecution OF the war.
now carried on for the suppression Of the
rebellion against the Government, and who
are willing 10 lay asije party trommels,
party strife, aud party spirit until the su.
pTemacy of the Government is fully estab.
lished, and who are willing to present an
unbroken front to traitors and treason ev-
erywhere until the authority OF the Consti-
tuition and the laws are upheld and obeyed
in every State and Territory. To all such
we issue this call and heartily invite you TO
meet in
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disease. cold saiilrs son'wl'ric n tho b"t nhi Ode
,trtic,s iis natural functions. Tb'Nc u Mt rh'red'
react urn themselves aud tho snrnitg Urgas Inv
luelng general Hggr'NNtiIn suffering, AMI disease.
While In this condition, oppressed hy tho 'crnsricit-,
take Ayers rill>, ant ,w 'nrry they rvtoro ia"
natural action of ur sysl"n. s"l will, It tho hnYant
feeling 0f health again. What IL true anl 81 aplnrn, Ia
ths trivial ani common COMPLAINT u Sl-' tr'i" ia halsy
f tho deep seated nul dangerous l,luirrs. Tho ssi'o
puigarc -ist .xpcs trn Caused Icy >uiiar ol'siruc'
iDus aud arrangements VI the natural functions II ths
bciy. they vidy, an1 many ui ihcm surely, cur~
y the Sun' villa know til" virtues ui tir~o
'lls will neglect to emllOy them When suffering h"m
lie III -,rIrr- the, cnr'.
stn'c,n .nts nom .ndlus pl,y slrians IN .onn ~ tho
principal cities, aud hon o'i'rr well know" public per
Frm - FTwdrd'irg Mrrinh' CY. foHi'' ~. !, 1886.
Dr. ArtN: Your rili1 III" paragon II all that 10
sroat Ia uVlicur They have curSl NV little dnglilr
nlceras nlnn h'r hands aul icjt That had pr'ni
ncnrblv fr yv,rs. IIer in'hcr la, bJrn Ion. g'icN
iislv afflicted with uiche, anil Inli. un her sLin Hn
u her hair. Amer rl,ii cured. she n'n trr,i
'nu, rilD, aud they have curri her.
MnI.Guluul
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.iiious Disorders Liver Com p,aIn,.

P"n br. Tarsi"gs IN, pr N'r T"Ik ciy.
N,t ,'Iy yuur ii- ,ni,ntlv adapted to their pnr.
IN nprrtn hut Had i'ii l",nvhrhh .nSis n,on
Liver very marked in,'.'l They have ia my prae.
proved n"I" ,llr,tuHl Lr the ciira Vi bina cai.
'g THAI, any on' rrn'rlt cili n,rntivi. sincrr,ly
"a that wc have hnsih i'1r.aiN, which 10 W..
lIlr rvnI.,Ir,ltN uI Ihr rI,Itrnsnn and The Iellc
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WN'TIIntFUII7 II, T., iUI FrFI, IhII. ]
.iHi h'y" n-r,i Nnf Ii ~ ~! s's'rrh nri hospital
,,'rrrN Iuad" lri and cauiui lir,itav IL
tli,'y tir' h,.. ,.nitIi,c "tnpiy Their irsu-
n- a'h'n IA" liver u qu,k niul iefid'd, cvuse.
utlN ih"y aimi'alu ltgply iJf drtau :si.his
thai ,t,;rt Ii'l "a hUe -,ltan found "a a.,r "
M.use pLsinai" that IL d l,vt readily Yield "
,cui tihtrrn,liy y.u-, AinNIb hhiL. 81, u,
IhaAriam aI Nlr YIrihf MIIlihIl.
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oyscnicry, Diarrh"", RELAX, Worn

If'Ni
YonI liIl- have hal h,nH iiAd ~ my practice ppl
.ld tcn IL rSi 'In Uu Vi The last HiriirntH l,s
90 hnin. ihrIr Alternative ,il,,i uIau Uio Iiv.I iak,s
eN'rilrn remedy. When given Ia small doses Er
,"aS dyshtry 1"i H',Thr1. Ihrir NiiHnI .,,4tug
,k". tr'n ,"iy urrrliilh aiid cOnysvui E'r tho
w'nrn ai" 'iuldirn.
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"Om Me Rer. Dr, HIries ~ he Mi'o'iS h'is Church.
ptLtsHi IInrsr. Sarau,nl,, Ga, Jau, o. 1859.
Ii,yonrD RIG; should ls unstnicfni iur the relf
SKID, has bonyht ne u did ni report my To
sou. a col a'tird In my huis aui brhnght eXUn'
isng usaIrty, Ia'Is, Wlhh vnou y, ehlrnr '''niai'
'iim notwithstanding u, INV bel VI physslus tho
ea-e grew nni worse nniii ly the advice VI Your
xr.ilcnt nscut IN Baltimore, III Mackenzie, tlrd y.Hr
l'ls. lhe, rl'cis slvw hat ly Lsrsc,orng
TIA, u.e oI tlrui. nui nov ratirciy we'll
srsArr Cm.NgER, Ration Rouge, Ia. Dec. ls5S'
nR. AfIG ha,s been rnth"ly cured hN yont Pills u
R,nmche GOut Iainfa d,,y.., that lni afflicted nv
hr years. VINCENT SLlDfdI-
ST. Mnd ~ N. Pills IN market contain Nrvrury.
"hiih although valuable rn,,iy in skiifui lnnd' 10
iuosorpu. in puhlie piil, f.nn, the dreadh sSn'e
uences that frequently FOIL Nv Its in'sntns use lhsss
contain no mercury Or mineral su'sf'''a" ~ha's'sr
Price, &c cents per Box. or Boxes for IL
Prepared by Dr. J.C. AVER g. CO. Lowell, Msv
Aud Cor sale by
N. FREY, FNnLAr,
lRAEL GREEN,
al. 81. HUBER, 4"
Q. WEST ToLRD0;
ALLEN 4 CO., CInon,xArf.
October IA, 1881. l.-~ttv.w.c.
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enty.fve dollars.
PETER I. WASHBURN,
Adiutant and Inspector General.

A COOP SUGGESTION FOR VERMONT FAR
MERs.-The Wisconsin Farmer well re-
1T is inevitable that horses should be in
greater demand than for years before the
war. Immense numbers will be killed, Grip
pied, and used up, while the uses to which
they have been accustomed to be put will be
in no respect diminished. 1t would be well
TO breed extensively, and from horses Of the
best blood. The policy which prompts so
many Of our farmers to employ cheap stock
horses is of the same class with that which
would recommend an inferior quality of seed
because of less price. 1t costs no more to
raise a fine animal than mean and worthless
scrub"
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1000 Agents Wanted.

every county Men women who want to make
money quickly. can do better with these articles
than anything in market. They are new. useful,
low priced. and we are spending thousands in
advertising them for the benefit of agents Box
es of samples. containing dozen of the one
dollar packages above specified, with circulars
will be sent, on receipt of seren delIars, abou,
half price, to any person wishing 10 test his or
her skill in selling with the view of becoming an
agent. They can be sold in day.
% We would rather pay salaries than Com
missions to those who prove themselves efficient
statesmen.
U Now is the time to go into the business
For address and references see above.
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THE CALIFORNIAN.
OFFICIAL CALL FOR MORE TROOPS.
STATE OF VERMONT.
Executive Department.
BrattebOrO. July ). 1862.


Executive Department.
Brattleboro, July ), 1862.
TO tie people Of Vermont -
The president
of the United States calls into the service OF
the country an additional force of three
hundred thousand men, and expresses the
desire that "they may be enrolled without
delay, SO as to bring this unnecessary anu
injurious civil war to speedy and satlsfac-
tory conclusion" >,
Each citizen should consider this appeal
as addressed directly to him, and at once en-
ouire what he can do for his country, direct
". if NAV be, and if not, indirectly, by en-
couraging and assisting those able and will
ing to take up arms and advance to the
scenes of conflict. Any one can see that,
even though our arms are everywhere victo-
rious, additional troops are needed to garr-
son and hold the numerous important points
taken and much more are they needed to
prevent or repair reverses that may happen
1t cannot be necessary to more than bs re-
" remind the citizens of Vermont that the
crisis of the rebellion has come and that by
hesitation and delay, it may be allowed to
linger aud invite foreign interference in its
behalf. or by such new, prompt and power
full rally to arms, as the loyal people of the
country are abundantly able to make, it can
be crushed and annihilated. The present.
then is no time for hesitation or delay. Let
the response from Vermont be prompt and
patriotic, and in consonance with all her past
history. Let no young man, capable of bear
ing arms in defence Of his county and its
wise and benefcent government, linger at
this important period in the war. Let no
one hinder those who are brave and compe-
tent to fight the battles of the country, from
going forth to that patriotic, righteous and
needful service.
1t is of the last importance that the resour-
ces and strength of our government should
now in large measure put forth, and its
power and stability fully proved and firmly
established. Let the president of the United
States feel the strengthening influence of our
prompt and hearty response to his late call
for additional troops, and those brave men,
our fathers, brothers and sons, now in the
fed, struggling to the death to uphold our
cause be cheered and encouraged by the in
telligence that many more of TIE Screen
Mountain Boys" are rapidly enrolling for the
service of their country. and will soon adj
vance to its defence. Much more might be
said to you fellow citizens, but few words
to the brave and patriotic is sufficient Time
now, is everything. Let there be no delay
for more convenient season. Let it be
said that Vermont is one of the first states
to respond with her quota-composcd of vol
unteers. ready for the service.
The 9th regiment of Vermont infantry,
now in camp in this state, will form part of
our quota, under the recent call for three
hundred thousand men. An order from the
adutant general Of Vermont will indicate the
details of further necessary organization.
FREDERICK HOLBROOK,
Governor Of Vermont.
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STATE or VERMONT.

ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS }
OFFICE, WOODSTOCK, July :, 1862.
General order No. :.
In pursuance of requisition by the presi-
dent of the United States upon the COVER
nor of Vermont, and in consideration of the
necessity of more troops from Vermont for
the vigorous prosecution of the war for the
Union thereby indicated, and in reliance up
on the known patriotism and loyalty of the
citizens of the State, which demands, that all
the assistance needed by government sl.all
be afforded promptly and without question,
it is hereby ordered, that an additional regi-
ment of infantry, to be be debominated the
tenth regiment Of Vermont volunteers, be
Immediately raised and organized within this
state, to serve in the army Of the United
States for The term of three years, unless
sooner discharged. |: is believed and ex-
pected by the commander in chief, that the
burden thereby imposed upon the people of
Vermont will be cheerfully assumed, and
that every true and loyal citizen will exert
his utmost endeavors to procure prompt
response to the call Of the president.
All necessary recruiting stations will be
Immediately established, of which due notice
will be given.
By order Of his Excelency,
FREDERICK HOLBRoOK,
Governor and Commander in Chief.
PETER L. WAsHBURN,
Adjutant and Inspector General.
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CO.NUfSSTONEES- yDT5r,

MEL" Subscribers. being arIa5f-.l a-.-...fs
" are p, al -'1Tila- Tie district ~ a..s.s
-s's-->- : -','','. az 80 AID - 'aI al
aids . a. i->,i> a-al,l-t liz Tr-r,, ! b
L. - : t-,c "a -4.l Gi---,1. ,... ,.s>..l 10
lls.l-.- . lslr deceased -Ailli Md - u--r -.-
-.se 1.,1., ti-a- ais l. IL III In. -. ~.
L. -. .ililU.-i lie credit = --.-
t--t9-+ - 49, :. l-g--- rt.af NJ AZ. me-
;s- a. tie DNr.-.-- H''Jse :; Sa-aA D Ral i, -,
Il 81. c-1;gt. the ls-h '.as = gL.s - - 1
- IL. aid III TIL .rh u I.C H.. Al lu.-.-Is .
JOHN T. - CDNAINGHAN
DAVID EASTMAN --.r>
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MOU TIL w ASH,
SURE REMEDY FOR A
BAD BREATH,
SORE MOUTHS.
DISEASED BLEEDING GUNS,
NURSING SORE MOUTH,
And the best specific now in use for any dis
eased condition Of the mouth. II IS partlcu-
larry beneficial to persons wearing
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
completely destroying every faint of the
mouth, absorbing and removing all impuri
ties, insuring
A SWEET BREATH
to all who make use Of it. No Young Lady
or Young Gentleman who IS afflicted with a
BAD BREATH
should delay applying this REMEDY, for it is a
certain cure, and is approved and reeommen-
ded by every physician under whose notice
it has been brought.
A BAD BREATH
is an offence for which there is no excuse
while
DIR. WIN. B. HCRD-S
NJ O L L II w A S IL
can be procured.
Many persons carry with them bad
breath. greatly to the annoyance and often 10
the disgust of those with whom they come in
contact, without being conscious Of the fact.
To relieve yourself from all tears regarding
this,
USE DR.. wM. 3. HURD's MOUTH WASH.
Prepared at Dr. Hurd's Dental Office, No
~ Fourth Street, Brooklyn, T. ID.
Price, 81 Cents per Bottle.
A liberal discount made to dealers
Address Principal Office, Tribune
Buildings, No. l Spruce Street,
New York.
Sold also by Caswell, Mack & Co., Fifth
Avenue Hotel J. & l. Coddington, Il;
Broadway; ID. S. Barnes, POP Broadway
and by all Druggists.
DIR. WM. B. HURD'S
r O o III WDER
This Powder possesses The
CARBONIC WITHOUT THE INJCRIOU.
PROPERTIES OF CHARCOAL.
and is free from al Acids or Aikal;es tia
can in the least injure the Teeth.
DR.. WM. 3. HURD's TOOTH PowDEl
i is recommended by all Eminent Dentists.
Prepared at DIR Hurd's Dental Otic'
!. No. a. Fourth Street, Brooklyn, T. p.
n Price. % Cents per Box.
A liberal discount made to dealers.
ADDRESS Principal Cdice. Tribune EWil5in.
No. Spruce Street. Ne,r I"rk.
;; Sold also by Caswell. Mack X Co. Eft
i Avenue Hotel: J. x l. Coddington. y
+ Broadway; ID. S. Barnes, 2V2 BroadN az, al
= by all Druggists.
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DIR. WM. B. HURD'S
NEU RALGIA PLASTER S
for the cure Of
N E q r A LGIA

IN II y II a II u a
or Toothache produced by colds.
LOCAL NEURALGIA
is Immediately cured by their application.
DR.. VIM. B. Hurd's Neuralgia Plasters
never fail to give satisfaction to all who ties,
their virtue.
Prepared at DIR. Hurd's Dental Office
No. a Fourth Street. Brooklyn, E. ID.
Price, only ID Cents Each.
A liberal discount made to dealers.
ADDRESS Principal Office, Tribune Bui9diaq,
No. Spruce Street, Nep York.
Sold also by Caswell. Mack & Co.. Fifth
Avenue Hotel; J. 4 l. Coddinston. .lJ
Broadway ID. S. Barnes, POP Broadway. and
by all Druggists. 7l-l323
NoT-cE-We are daily receiving orders 10
send by mail some one or more of DIR Hurd'.
Dental Remedies. which We cannot fill. Non,
are mailable except the Neuralgia Plaster. which
we send IN an envelope on receipt of price tii
cents) and one stamp But 10 accommodate per-
sons IN places where the druggists and store
keepers are behind the age. we have put uppack-
! ages IN white embossed boxes. seven inches b,
I four. with compartments-each box containing a
bottle of DIR Hurd's Mouth Wash. and loot
Ache Drops, a box of Tooth Powder. the Neu.
ralgia Plaster, and valuable little Treatise on
Teeth and their Diseases the best means of ,,re.
serving them. and the proper treatment of Chi
dren's Teeth. worth of itself the entire cost "a
every young man or woman. or parents wifi
young children; with sundTy other lniscellaneou.
articles; price per package one dollar. or SIX
packages for -. sent by express As directed. a.
the express charges are not much. If arv. NOR,
on dozen than on one. it is far cheaper in orIe,
SIX or dozen packages al one time. A larg,
family will want all, or the surplus can be ,lisro
sed Of to neighbors with public benefit. for no
one can estimate how much pain. suffering. un-
happiness, and disagreement. expense. loss %
time and money would be saved to the countr,
if every family to-day had one of these packages
which, in itself. is 4 complete set of Dental Re
medies. Address VIM Hurd & Co. Tribun,
Buildings, New York, and write name and ad.
dress plainly. That remittances NAV be mad,
with confidence. W. b. Ii. K Co refer TO IN,
Mayor OF Brooklyn, to G W Griffith. President
OF the Farmers and Citizens Bank. BROOKLYN
to the editor of the American Manufacturers
Gazette; to Joy, Coe x Co, Publishers Agents
New York; TO p I Barnum, Esq. who knows =
: good thing when he sees it and who has already
ordered second SUNNY etc
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w liz - -e--t a. '-.r aIl-;.r, sri P-..
w il tie >fr1ft - air'-Uha. c,iill>>i. ,,-.
ALL a.. - al GAINS aI.s J. ll...t- 3D.. &c
a-a-->i t'- AT. Il q j lam Bale. a.. 90. a.
>-.4 -.>t-ilt. deceased. al tho ,.s.r.- = a III.
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;:i,.,.- iran til' - ''as lJll.- 4 - l-,- | -
tt - !li9> = iT.s--;i iil' Gains t>a c mr.,
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III Ii -.;-l T.---iaa> q S,,l.ll,--. al ~
- = 'ts,,z 4. IL ul 81 ia - >a,d 9al> -'h.
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, lsl-s H. \ TUlNAN 1l-ll.>s. .t--
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0RDERct NOTICE 81, SETTLEuEy1
DAVID WILSON, ESTATE.

STATE or VERMONT. C,IF5o>la p.slr.l- s.
\ Pr, s1c Cum he'd a. - J.i.r.-'Ts a.. =, ]. -
SEA To- -. -. J-.s- 4. 10. 10
WHEREAS David WILSON. A-t.--t..---
!" ~ IL. e>c+fe Z D4.l2 Visa. la-- II U.,...
j.. e-i- cl-tElei DECEASED l.r"r.~re L. r,ta-r a.
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49, a..au4 49, ~ til fUrIr-~- 80 r,atr.. -
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= 1t tie >at-l- ,'-2.- El.t- t,l- .... Add. 80
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Ga ,- Ill. A IL - Ana Z = rgrIr.- p Z, 80
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c--s yA',-t- ALL a.>' ~ heard a. >4i4 ,rr . -..
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J.. H. ,y--5,
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCI. J...,
= t--e ta-- 81; -,,-,T.-
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Mill Manufacturing Business.
THE STANTON HORSE

Will ne II North Danyil,e Mondays II -
afternoon. atWatsons stable St Johnsuurs. IN
days. II Lyndon Saturdays. and II tie >tao.c q
the subscriber the remainder of the week. d-- -
the season.
WM. y. STANTON
North Danyille, June 10. 1862 yolG'
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g IA TE OF VERMoN-

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adii Di-trict- Oh thu - CAS- II JG.y. n - ala
4 l-.>t-l1eii, puTlyyTtsii- L, he lie - "a
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tt-eI-lI.. - 1Is'i,..-i . appear session, - - '.
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l<l, ia u Jun. l-1s. and >nsE cau>,. = -, I'D -
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- f'--.--t.-- t-r-- 49, successfully +. H.. a. '-
printed IL =. sy..t!>t-rs. previous II -.
To- Lrari.i- Asa l. FRENCH Jgs--.- -'-.
4 IT,. o.; : q ..L--l- -''.-r.
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T ANDS FOR SALE
In Westmore, VT in the vicinity Of
w | L L OF HOY L A X E

The subscriber offers for sale, in quantities to
suit purchasers. 6OOO ACRGS of New Land in
the town of Westmore, at prizes varying from
So to So per acre, according to quality and loca-
ton.
These lands are of excellent quality. covered
with mixed growth of Maple, Beach, Birch,
Spruce and Hemlock. The soil is rich, dark
loan. and will produce from % to 81 bushels OF
Wheat per acre, without manure.
: Westmore is near the Passumpsic Railroad. is
increasing in population, and will eventually be-
come one of the best agricultural towns in Or
! leans County.
Such as are contemplating emigration to the
West, or the purchase of old WORKOUT farms a,
/ the East. will do we'll to take look at Westmore
before purchasing elsewhere. liberal credit
given. GEO. 3. CHANDLER.
Concord, n. H., Feb 1861. 3ltf
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HOUSE FOR SALE. OR TO LET

The house owned and recently occupied hy l.
Gus Gilmore will Toe sold low on liberal tens. .
q; Ia good. pa, Ing tenant. Apply TO
GEO. A MERRILL
- J"hnsburv. JULY Ia. lS62.
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NOTICE..
M A PASS. RIVERS RAILROAD coNPA>I.

GONNA PASS. RIVERS RAILROAD CoNPAAE
Tie annual meeting Of the stockholders i IL
Connecticut and PaSsump>ie Rivers Railr Al
Company Mil be held n tie Junction House.
White River Junction, Vt. on "Wednesday TIE
seth day OF July. 1867 al clock p m. fo- TIE
purpose ofelectin. board of Directors and l.
transact any other business that NAV come before
ting meeting. Bv order OF the Directors.
L CLEVELAND. Sc.
Coventry. June 80. 1862 i30l3
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.

" having been appointed by the Pr. =
for tie district Of Caledonia. guards o-,,
Lawrence Of Waterford in said dis,ri~- = "A
order - court having been made r,,,,i- - q
creditors Of Said Asa Lawrence 20 l,y.-..,. a.
claims ga lie on OF befgre the yih DAY = j.. -
ter A ID 1857. otherwise 10 BE- barred I y ''--
gaze notice thai NIL be present 4, tie
house of the S.i1 Asa Lawrence II Ws-.-s-'...'s
aforesaid, on the 3ch day Of Se,ie,ab,, :,
ls52 and On the J;h day Of December A u -. %
al on. o'cloek p IN on each Of said day. - -
eeiSe such claims as may be presented 'r
10 eaid order Of court DENNIS a.
Waterford. June 9. lse, 1s,r /
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