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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-23
B1 TELEGRAPH
70 THE FREEMAN
4 O'CLOCK 2. M

New YORK, Oct. %. The Centerville dis
match to the Times states that a correspondent
If the Times arrived heIe to day direct from
Front Royal, \, hbys Gap and Upper Valley.
He saw 40 rebel troops on the road except
, picket near Ashby's Gap, but believe the reb-
els will make winter quarters south of the Ran
rahannock.
4 party Of negroes arrived to day from Gull
rgppar. They report a large rebel force in that
riclntv, but saw no troops north of the Rappa
hammock They report that all the able-bodied
negroes are being moved further south.
The Times Harper's Ferry dispatch sta ties that
. reconnoiss nee to Hillsborough by Gen. Gary
,aptn7ei 10 rebel cavalry and 30 horses.
Gen. Burnside is assigned to the general
harge Of the defences of Harpers Ferry, and
The second and twelfth army corps are placed
under his orders for the present.
From the signal station, Maryland Heights.
tie smoke, this morning, was so thick that the
Ulcers could see only eight or nine miles, and
that ndistinctly.
Tie rebel pickets are at kearneysville. A
treat number were seen this morning.
The Times Washington dispatch saws an off,
,er VI zen. NcClellan's staff writes that the
l-mros the Potomac is prevented from making
IN Immediate advance by want Of clothing.
j special dispatch from Fairfax, states that
scouts Eoa have returned from between the
n. antaIa, report no forces there The enemy
lolu 10Th Ashbys and Smokers Gaps, rem
ERIN; It Impossible for our scouts to proceed
Ir-a r
The only rebel troops near here are tn ose a
Narrentan.
li>pllch to the Tenaes, says Sharpsburgh
.ispatch states that the enemy had not over
10000 .rooPs at any one point in Virginia On
account OF our extended line the enemy is
5ijgeI to scatter along he river.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-23

Hon Solomon Foot speaks al the State
House this lThursday) evening.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-23
oHEEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN OCT. % 1859.


her In Ia ~ Inciai teeth on GuId Silver pia,po -, n,
and aJr;. Ses furnish temporary sets - N4p-
ed 4, bo, al persons who have adj their tstb " oO,
better - Iporary set, it keeps The ,nd
since =, = several cases have come undar :, JaH IN
became IN this place where the ,,ds- o'ce
set. oU' W going without temnor,ry
~ -. 80 s. renew my offer of s25 a set for q
hsar ls OF Teeth on the rubber plate tn Gu OF ue'
Th1 rIole 70 hnd an imperfect SET ' lar nave
,ioiloWlng letter will sneak for :, ale =.
'-S' ioruierly resident of this ,jaca ''''i
Dz Covvars CANTON, N. Y, June 2I 1850
the -. nEsfs DEAR Sir feel imneIed 70 :oo-
omnand ot your dentistry in my case visb -. you
treJ 80 Jo tt WORK especially your rubber IrorE -
Mo- ~ uIuerent kinds and much prefer tba ,,tn
teatb tilIee years ago you inserted an un,a 80
ave- ny mouth on rubber plate and he ~ -, :.
iust a 80 te' win 1t every meal and now the nIata -
have avi -s "heu new The fitting is admirabIa -
II I ieIceu no inconvenience whatever in rvsorin
~, utdys recommend IL Hay trJendo i, -, ~ HS
favor II Wy experience is certanLy dec;dedI IN
will 80 ne rupher hope my many friends in VarTyt
n ayaiI themselves Of your services A. L mont
it st IN whose bands should prefer IN tr,at Nv no
as simple justice Yonrs III, e''er unsolicited,
E,n is. LEE.
ner .hI0rOfOrm given in extroct.u~
UNI per Of teeIh if required d
" near IN mind that only charga Sau..
L ias cavity, for a gold filing use the 80 Nv -
ai rrtnt the hlings as do nv plate work tN6nn
ot'enleht, persons from dist ance will naosa i e
work. '"'oAu coming TO me for
i Once over Langdon's Flour Sore. Moptr.,ier -
JOHN II.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-23
House and Small Piece of
Land Wanted.

THE undersigned wants house with a small piece Of
land attached, in the vicinity OF Montpelier or soma
of the towns for which he will exchange Western
farm lands and part cash. Said lands lie in Wisconsin,
some in Marquette, and in Clarke County Refer
ence will be given of their quality and location to aay
that want to trade. 1t is enough here say they
selected with care in regard to location and desirable
for such want home in the West. Letters addressed
to DR.. {. b. Chandler, Montpelier will
tenIi0n.
S49wf ]u+ ALSUP LATEAM
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-23
THE SILVER CHORD.
A Companion to the Home Circle"
Collection of Favorite
Songs, Ballads, Duets and Quartets

With Pianofofte Accompaniment.
The Homa Circle, known by all as Il most adj m irabIe
compilation Of pieces for The panofurte finds u lit com
panon IN this superior col econ Of words with piano
accompaniment. songs that have become as household
words n nearly every communi with many new can
unatcS Tor pubIc favor, we'll known but which
When known VIII lie Appreciated, all here Every
one nav ny piano and voice will fail to look at
this book One look will them that it is lust
what they want, and having purchased it and given if a
thorough exam nation. they viii be fully satisfied that
no pis no is complete without t.'
Prlce in Cloth, s., N Boards Bl.5l, Mailed. post
paid. OLIVER DIFSON K CO, Publishers, 81 Wash
ington Street.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-29

A HINT FOR a CERTAIN Glass OF
PREAcHERs.-Says correspondent of one
of our exchanges
/" | know a little girl whose earliest IN
quiry before meeting stranger used to be,
Mamma. viii he smile at me-? Many a
pastor who came to her fathers house in
stanily won her heart by this play of the
features, and some left dark shadow on
her young heart, because they came and
went, and never smiled on me- This erav-
ing for a smile has had great weight upon
me, and convinced me that child's love is
easily gained by the simplest interest, pro-
vided IT Is unfeigned. No veil is thick
enough to deceive chiId's keen eve. And
when We see young sweet brows saddened
by oar own smileless faces, when God ha.
sent his billows over our souls, and we can.
not ray out a beam for them, are we moi
conscious of comfort from their chil,lish
sympathy. that for the time, no older friend
can impart? The burden rolls away, the
sun breaks out, and our smiles again gush
cut upon the unconscious headers of our
misery. Bless God for children Let u.
meet them with radiant smiles and gain
sweet soul wealth from their young l.esrts.'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-29
How MIST Is GrsEwArrp.-Tbe n

How MIST Is GENERATED.-Thep pro-
duction of mist is the subject of note by
the veteran DIR. John Davy (brother OF
Humphrey in the Edinburgh Philosophic-
al Journal. The cause usually assigned for
mist is the access of cold air and its admix-
ture with warmer air, saturated, or nearly
saturated, with moisture (such as that rest
ing on the surface of large bodies of water, J
and strikingly exemplified in our autumnnal
and winter fogs, when the water, owing to
the heat absorbed during summer, is of a
higher temperature than the indowing air
DIR. Davy, however, refers to another cause
not SO much noticed. viz, a mild moist air
coming in contact with a cooler air, equally
humid, resting on cold surfaces, whether OF
land or water, about the end of winter or
beginning of spring. He describes misls
which he considers to have been thus form.
ed in the lake district Of the Cumberland
10 similar cause, also, he refers the phe.
Domenon termed sweating, which Is the pre-
| eipitation OF moisture on walls and tagged
fioors excluded from the influence of fire
He also attributes TO warm south wind
succeeding to cold north wind, the deposi.
ton OF large quantity Of moisture in The
gallery Of nobleman in Devonshire, and
quotes the saying in Homer. The souti
wind wraps the mountain top in mist"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-29
VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS..

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Monday June g. 1862 trains viii fos
iows.-
TRAINS GOING sourn AND EAsr.-Mai train leaves Rou.
ss Point at 80 A. NJ. StAlban- at 80 Burlington
at us A. NJ. connecting at White Rver Junction With
trains Tor dnd from Wells liver. ST. Johnsbuty itteton,
aud with Northern Railroad for Boston, Losel Worcestcr
Se connrc ting Bclcws Falls With Cheshire Raoad for
oston aud with Vermont Valley Railroad for spflnghe
New Haven, and New York. arriving In New York at iol6
PM
NIaur ExpuEss leaves Ogdensburgh at 400 NJ Mon-
trai 4rn r. M Rouscs Point at 6i0 y. anl arriving
In BOSTON at $40 A. NJ connecting at leliows Falls with
Cheshre Railroad for BOSTON ahd with Ver-
mont Valley Railroad ot Springfield New Haven aud New
York, driving in New York at 4 20 p NJ.
Trains going North aud Westsai train leaves Boston
53l Via Lowell tawncnce, fitchtarrh. l.zSvs
Struggled At 40 A. " Bellows Falls at ~ Is \. NJ com
Meeting White River Junction with Northern Rnircad
St. JohnsbarY aud ittleton arriving burlington s5
Y. aud at St Adams at ~ p. NJ, and ogiensbargh
200 A. NJ, and Montreal at 10 30 2. VI.
yNef ExpREss TaAfs lesyts Bellows Falls at SIS L. NJ
eving passengers Vermont Valley Railroad leaving
New York at 90 and fcm Cheshire Railroad lcat-
Ing Boston at 400 r. connecting White River June
ton with raie leaving Boston at go p. NJ via Lowell
at 500 r. NJ via Lawrence Leave White River Junction
II53 4. NJ. arriving burlington $50 A. NJ, Rouses
ogdensbargh X ~ connecting with Grand Trunk
Trains for Detroit chicagos and the West.
New and beautiful sleeping EARS are attached to both the
night trains running between Ronse Point and
Boston, aud between Rouse,s Point and Trey.
Through tickets for Chicago and the West FIR sale the
principal stations q MERRlI.L Supt.
st. Adams, Vt, June % 1862. q
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-29
MISCEILA ANY.
A Business Letter.
TO Me Editor of The -

40 Tue EuUoF OF Me -
SIR 81 am moving along--slowly along
down lords your place. want YOU
shoaia rite me letter, sayin how is the
show bisiaess in your place. My show at
present consists Of three moral Bares, "a
amoszin little Raskal-'twoud make you
iarf yerself to deth to see the little cuss
jump up and squeal) wax figgers of G,
Washington, Gen. Taylor, John Bunyan,
Capt. Kidd. and DIR. Webster in the act Of
KILN DIR. Parkman, besides several miscel-
tanyus moral wax statoots of celebrated pi-
ruts and murderers, &C., exalted by few &
'exceld by none. Now, Mr.. Editor, scratch
'off a few lines sayin how is bisiLess down
Ito your place. shall hav my handbills
dun at your ofiiss.-Depend upon it. i
want you should git my handbills up in
famin stile. Also git up tremenjus ex-
citement in yr. paper bowt my unparalleled
Show. We must fetch the public somehow
We must work on their feelins.--Cum the
moral on 'em strong. If it's temperance
community, tell EN- / sined the pledge if
teen minits arter Use born, but on the con-
terry, ef your peple take their tods, say Mis-
ter Ward is as Jenial a Teller as we ever
met, full Of conwiviality, & the life and
sole Of the Soshul Bored. Take, don't
you? If you say anything bout my show,
say my snaiks is as harmless as the new
born Babe. What a interesting study it is
10 see neurological animal like snaik un-
der perfeck subjeckshun. My Kangaroo
is the most larfable little cuss ever saw
All for Is cents. / am anxyus to skewer
your infooence. Irepeat in regard to them
handblls, that shall get EN- struck orr up
10 your printin ofiss. My perlitercal sen.
timents agree with yourn exackly. know
they do, becawE ! never saw man whose
didn't. Respectively yures, A. WARD.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-29

TYPE SETTING BY MAcHINERY-Ths
New York Times has ordered twelve of the
new type setting and distributing machines
known as Alden's type setter and distributor
an invention Of young man, lately de.
ceased, by the name of Timothy W. Alden
He spent twenty years of anxious care and
thought on this subject, running his health
In the work of bringing his invention to
perfection. Having finally perfected a
type-setter, he found that it wonld be of no
practical use unless it could be made to
distribute as well as set" The secret
was at last revealed to him in a DIRE am.
Night after night he tossed feverishly upon
his bed; day after day he studied and
planned without result, until one night,
awaking suddenly from deep sleep, he
saw full and clear before him the long
sought vision, and running to the table,
seized his ever ready paper and pencil, and
as if by inspiration, sketched upon the sheet
the very plan from which the machines are
made to-day. His friends-those of social
tie and pecuniary connection-were called
In. and to them, with glistening eye and
flushed cheek, he explained the thought,
and then, exhausted by the greatness of
the deed, fell fainting in his seat. Six
months afterwards he died.
The machine cannot well he described so
as to make it ineligible to those who are
not printers. 1t is in compass about the
size Of small piano, in the form of cir
cular table. In the center of the circle is
wheel about two feet in diameter, ar
ranged about which are eighteen conveyors,
or fingers, called the setting antenna, and
eighteen similar fingers called the distrib-
uting antenne. Beyond these is series
Of grooves In which are placed the type,
numerals and other characters, used in
composition. On one side of the table is
key board, which contains cubical keys
representing one hundred and fifty-fou let.
tiers, signs. characters or what not--in fact
every type, space and so on that are used
In composition. These keys are played
upon as one would play a piano. The
wheel can be worked by the foot or by
steam power.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-29

KILLING RATs.--A NOVEL TRAP.-
The premises of good many farmers are
infested with rats, and we are often asked
for modes Of destruction. A resident Of
Boooklyn is vexed with an increasing fami-
ly of rats, that seem TO grow fat on arsenic
and rat exterminators. He doesn't like
rats, and refers bis case to the Sunday
Times. That journal recommends trap
made as follows -
Take mackerel barrel, for instance, and
fill it TO about one-third its height with wa
ter. Place log endwise in the water, SO
that one end Of it will just remain above
the surface. Make the head of the barre
little too small TO fit, and suspend il by
two pins to the inside of the top of the
barrel, so that it will hang as if on pivot
and easily tip up by touching either side
On this head, thus suspended, secure 1
piece of savory meat. The first rat tina
scents it will, to get the meat, leap on tn,
barrel head. The head will tip, or tilt, pre-
cipitate him into the water, and resume il
position. The rat in the water will swim
10 the log, get on the end of it, and sqge
tociferously. His cries viii bring othe
rats, all Of whom viii be tilted into water
and all of whom will fight for the only dry
spot in it, viz: the end Of the log. As onl,
one rat can hold it, the victor will drowi
ali the rest, and can in the morning b
drowned HIMSELF We have seen twent,
rats drowned in one night by such trick.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-29
NJ EW HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAILRO. p
" On and afte Monday Inne z LEI

NJ EW HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAILROAD
follows
Leave Northampton GO m Mail and Passenger Train
lor New Haven and New York III % Accommo daon
Tor Neg Haven and New YORK go p M, Accommodation
Leave New Haven for Northampton, Accommodation at
100 a. m, connecting with train River r. n fpt
TIE North 70 p M, Mail and Passenger on arrival Of
lzl5 p train from New York connecting at W.staeld
direct for Albany aud the West
Leave Westhed 10 for Northampton arrival Of
train from Albany "
Connections at Northampton with Conn River r. r. at
Wrsthela western Railroad Planve Providence Hart
.s4au fishkiii X Mt New iiaseB with New YORK md
Ne~ Haven " r. New Hdycn, New London aud Stonnipg
ton X X, and New Haven, Hartford and Springfield r. r.
West. = 'f-' F
Freight forwarded with equal dispatch rs by Express
westield, June /, 1861. "a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-29

Dr s. W. TuarER, Jr: '1's = i'oi-
Dcar Su-i have received and analvr.-l the Eo,o-s =,
SsEries Backman & Co., from tire Town sge, H. n
hngfon The sAinp1s were marked sst,hsrl- h. - nus
70 fure O'd standard Bourbon whiskey Chares ,t,rs
man 20 Holland Genever Cordial, and Otari Dnpuv 4
-e WITH similar samples from the szure f,osr.e sns
f4e ma ehursy frre from all in5aring ing ,Iepts
ionrs very truly, HENRY sFrrry
frot Chemistry, Melieal Dept University Of yrr1a,,
hess Liquors are for sale tina Town AGENCY Nm,
st"ni and hy Other town agents generality ti,renra, ,
1881
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-29
Cheshire Railroad.

Cheshire Railroad.
g UMMER ARRANGEMENT--On and sner MONDAY.
- May 26, 1867 Trains will follovs,-
MOVING EAsT-Ieaye
Bellows Fails at 30 A. NJ. and IS p NJ; Krene al 30
NJ and % Mand arrive at sitshhurg IL 40 A. 81
and 452 NJ Boston at 30 and 80 p. NJ. Worcester
st 200 aud 100 Pm.
MOVING wRsT-Ieaye
Boston at 80 A. NJ and 90 p NJ ritehburgh at 40
A. and 30 p. NJ Keene, II Is A. NJ and Is r. NJ
aud arrive at Bellows Fails at I220 A. NJ and sI5 p. NJ
Windsor ~ A. NJ. and 1918 p. NJ; Rutland, AGO A. NJ
and IL 40 2. NJ; Harrington. IS 90 NJ.
TSdjns Connect a foil0srs.
Up trains at Bellows Falls with RUrLANpk BURLINGTON
RAILROAD for Rutland Burlington, Montreal os,icus-
burg Albany, Troy, Saratoga Springs Schenectady and
he West No change Of between Boston and Rutland
BY either trun Lodge at Rutland, arriving
300 next morning. sc
Also with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for wIndsor white
River Junction. burlington. Ogslensburg Montreal st
Jehnsbury, &e,- via. VT CENTRAL, PAssuMrSIC. and
VERMONT CANADA ROADS, sc. Both trains make
direct connection via VT CENTRAL r. r. for all point,
north the sst train up running direct through Windsor
r. junction and burlington, by night train over W. q
H. H. arriving at Burlington 70 next morning, &c.
Do,cH Trans Connect al Eitoi5gryA
with Trains of fchburgh Worcester r. r. for Worcester
Norsichi Providence and New York city:
And at 6rotou Junction with trains Of Worcester Nash.
ua for Nashua and Concord Trains Of stony
Brook X. X. for Lowell, Lawrence SC.
A. CHAPLIN. Superintendent
STEWART. Gen Ticket Agt.
superintendent Office, kcene, N. H., May 70, 1861
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old,) a good tablespoonful of cider Vinegar,
a piece Of butter the size of a hickory nut /;
pat them on the fire and let the mixture
come to a boil pour it over the cucumbers
while hot; set them by in a Good place ur,iil
dinner. We think it is the only way TO eat
them, says lady in the lmeFi'eda Farmer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-29

NEW WAY TO DREss CUcuNBERs.-
Take three good-sized cucumbers, pare
Them, put them in cool water for an hour,
take them out and cut them in the usual
way sprinkle salt upon them and let them
be so until an hour before dinner; drain of
sbe salt liquor; put them into a vegetable
sssh- Take pint Of sour cream, Gaot too
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-29
RAILROADS..
VT. Valley Railroad.

NToTIcE and after MONDAY, June o. ie2 Pas
senser Trains will leave Bcows Falls for hrhtt-boro.
at $50 A. NJ, aud LOU Mand returning leave bfattebo-
70 ut 1910 A, NJ aud 10 Y. VI.
Freight Train bellows Falls at 9lo A, NJ aud Brat
tleboro at LOO =. Nj.
The passenger trains this route connect south
With the vi Mass, aud Connecticut River Railroads Ia
Springfield Hartford New Haven and BRIDGEPORT, direct To
Nav FORK On the North with the Rutland Burlington,
sullivan Vt Central, Vermont Cana,s, Connecticut and
pasumpsic Rivers Railroads forming direct
with whitehall Saratoga n Schenectady, 81 Jonshury
and White Mountains Bsrnngton and HOUSES fsiht og
Jsnsbore and Montreal N. sLoAT, sup't.
June 4, 1862. "a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-29

q A u ITO
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE ur,rru

poe MUSICIAN and Surgeon, n o s. Endicot, :,
session, r eonsued daily Cor all sss-ases iis, -
email system Prospss ut,ri Of falling Of the womb
,nn.s suppression, and other menstrual derans,.
aIs an treated on new pathological pripr;nlas sl
iirI guaranteed Ia very few days So invny,.bly
.ns ns~ mode Of treatment that most ols, s,ntc
Joiees in perfect health '1 person SOC re-
81 DOW mas no doubt had greater experience IN e
In Boston. 'aAn any other physician
il; 49,, eo oda'ions for patients who may wish to STAY
IN =, re ION iew days under his treatmsnf W soy
Dr. Dow. since 3s5, having confined III. ,,,,s
r ~ P,se'iee nc the Of Private Disease and
States. g. ~" s"fefiof IN The United
not be answered a' 'e' s''i"si er they VIII
Vfhee Hours from "a e. osPM. gfz1a,.,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-29
CERTAIN CURE
In all cases, or no Charges Made

/ D., ~" 5 Consulted daily. from A. NJ tespM
~ above upon all difficult and eI,-o,,;e t; ? e " p
a hs,afe having by his unweared attention ami
go seecess ssuei reputation which e,ls ~.
I'm al paris o. the country obtain asiFice y
among me Physicians in Boston none stsDI h;v,, A,
s's fro'essFen than the celebrated De pow NJ Fs
perieneed physician and surr,n shoSIs - ~; % an en-
VI Dcs imports ani has flr sale ! new ,rtir,. IN
tsusy. ~ y "'aHs '~s 70, - snda red
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POWERS SUBSTITUTE,
Bcrnardston, Mass.

A ccEssIBLE by Raroad, rststaton oe'o~ south Yer
N Junction. ,
FALL Wnter aud Spring Terms Of II weeAs each begin
IN. last Wednesdays Of Aug. Nov and Feb, respectively
and Institute Buildings, Extensive Appar'
atus Department ymnase club Tor health
M x,rcse and the Popular and Experienced Teach
ers, are among It's Advantages. -
L. y. WARD, A, Principal;
Mrs II. II. WARD, Teacher of Ornamental Department.
Miss y. l.. LEACH preceptf.ss =.
SEVERN suSELL, Native oitiefmany, Teacher of Ger.
nah;
L. o EMERSON Teacher of Music instrumental Vocal;
aud other able Teachers.
Daily the Principal in the Preparation OF
Teachers from Gentlemen of High Scientific Attain
nent. before the Agricultural Department will he given.
Letters for Rooms for boarding for Board be
sent to 4. WAkD Bernardston, Mass. BOARD including
all incidental xpenses Is furnished In private families and
the Cusnan Hail. under care of the Teachers. at - 20
per week. 30
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MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE, MiddIebury, Vt.
II. - ~.


CHARLEs A. j. MARSH, Esq, Commissioner, Orange Co.
Dear Su;-The examination the LIQUOR sent some
time since as well rs that recently received
hnd the different samples entirely from adnltratiops
aud impurities With this sheet you table of poof
as determined by anay sis and comparison with otlrr
quor you wi lind the strength Of the specimens all that
Per cent Seldom does tb kind marK as high % per cent
70 icing the ordinary strength The Rum contains NOR.
eono than me ordinary samples The Gin ordinary
suou<h. - '''e "uu sefong