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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17

MR EDITOR Il notice 10 Argus d Pat
riot" that the gery ioyql edit1r,;)of that paper
is considerably exercised because of the or
ganizatiou of Loyal League in Worces-
ter / do not wonder at it, when hear
his warm supporters and admirers in that
place earnestly deprecating the reioicings of
the people over the victories Of Gems. Grant
and Meade, and themselves meanwhile exult-
ing and rejoicing when our brave boys meet
with reverses in the field. Yes rejoicing
and exulting only when those who are dght-
ing for their liberties suffer | do not wonder
that such men are afraid of loyal leagues, an d
call them damnable.
And again, when men who have excessively
and repeatedly belonged to every political
party, which has had an existence for the last
thirty years, Just as they could gain their
ends and obtain office thereby, when they,
because they do not happen to be one of the
favored feio, who are to rule and control the
masses, when they cry about the streets,
outrageous and damRable, then let the people
take warning. And no wonder, either that
| Editors become alarmed when their treasona-
I BILE teachings drive their loyal subscribers to
form leagues for the protection and preserya-
ton Of their liberties.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17

the only medicine known that can certainly when
all The usual indications tell that you must die.
M. Jol n pudney, Springfield, Union Co., n j., has
used Brandfc'hs pins for fifteen years Ia his family and
for all his hands; In which tmo these Pills have cured
them Of Bilious alice joins Rheumadsm. Fever aud
Aguc, Measles, whooping Cough aud he says he has
never known them % flil 1902
ASK FOR NEW STYLE
Principal Of-e. 504 Canal street. Nov York Sold
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neuef VI nm. ny al fespeciAhln dealer. In medIcine
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17

Az the late Convention of New Hampshire
fopporhoads, portrait Of Daniel Webster
Was placed on one side of the speakers stand
tnd Of Nallandigham on the other. 1t was
l'ii for the Imagination to supply JEFF Davis
n the background the Interpretation of the
faole being " Webster and Vallandigham
Penocracy for the rebellion But this was
SANDER upon Webster. Whatever his early
~ late political sins, in his prime ne gave a
r'oe support to Gen. Jackson against the re-
peIous nullifers of South Carolina. If the
fpporheads choose to worship Webster, why
'i initiate his best deeds
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17

The Plattsburg Draft commenced on Tues
day the 7th inst 1t was public and passed
off quietly, every body being satisfied with
its fairness. The Plattsburgh Sentinel says
those who we're drafted formed in line in the
evening with other of the citizens, to the
number Of 800, and proceeded by martial
band, marched through the principal steots,
giving repeated cheers for the President Pro-
yost Marshal, Gems. Meade, Mcclellan, DC.
and wound up by making charge on the
Fountain House and Andrew Borde's both OF
which surrendered, after which the battalion
was dismissed with orders to hold themselves
in readiness to the tap of the drum and the
Governments call,
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CELEBRATION AT WEST ropsHAM.

CELEBRATION AT WEST TOPSHAM.
Ma. ED1roR Although humiliation and
sorrow weighed heavily on true and loyal
hearts in fear Of fierce and extensive rebel
raids, and in viaw Of the unpromising, unde-
Enable present, and the dark. ominous future,
the noble and brave were distressed, while
those less hopeful and undismrbed shrenk
appalled, and were passing in rapid gradations
into rending agony, or marvellous trance,
yet we were MT SO perverted nor imagined
ourselves 80 near the Labyrinth Of national
ruin az to lose tho memories Of former days
and forget TO common, ,r.t' thr Curious
" IN to pay our honors 20 that cyvnt which
signalized the bin 10 OF The nation.
In different localities in this State, we have
learned Of very crcditablc " celebrations IL
was my pleasure To attend one at West Tops
ham The people Of all the adjoining towns
took prominent parts ia its preparation, and
added much Of interest to the occasion. We
have not time nor space ior detailed account
of this quite interesting affair Two Brass
Bands, one belonging to West Topshum and
the other 10 East I0psham two Martial
Bands, a Military Company from Orange.
composed Of returned soldiers and Others -
five or six Sabbath schools with their Flags
and Banners, marching in procession, seated
IN pretty grove, singing their sweet songs,
and standing at the table-a Prayer, Reading
OF the Declaration OF Independence, an ex-
cellent Grafton, Patriotic Sentiments, fine
looking Ladies', in all nearly two thousand
people, and splendid Dinner, all Of which,
fitted out and graced the occasion.
| will here mention some Of the notices
inscribed upon the banners of the children
" Orange Sabbath School, " Truth, Temper
anee aud Charity The Bible our Motto, %
" The Bible our Gnide-the Sabbath School
oar Home. % Laus Dec, and we were highly
pleased the inner man being faint o. notice
that Of q" Welcome at the head Of Orange
table. But on the account Of the rain we
could notdwell long at the "repast'; so we
all beat hasty and preci pitous retreat from
the Grove to Tire Village, where after the usual
round Of compliments, the procuring Of clean.
dry apparel aud with the highly patriotic sem
ument- Of Rev. b. s. Frost's Grafton linger-
ing IN our eits and never t. be forgotten by
as, we all went home IN the rain
CT S.
Washington. W., July 10, 1903
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Marrtagrs.

In East HardSick June II. Oliver l. Sabin of Crafts
bury. and Mary Smith Of Goshen Gore.
Al Wullughhy Lake House. Ju4e 80. Isaac ID Bemis
at the lake House. aud X ate d Cushing Of Burke
To- Cu'tsbury, June T. Carlos McLarcn Of North
H,depaIk, and diss Augusta Bastirn lf Cfsfsbuty.
In Petkiusviie July &. Mr. y + Bgcow NJ D Of
Brandon, aud Miss May daughter Of Hon VIM NJ
Pingry Of T.
Ia Rutland. Jolly Mr. G. Fisher Esq. uf Nergen.
mes and Miss Mary Ripley
In Waitsfed, July l4th by Rev. A, b. Dascomb, Mr..
joel Rich ,tison and Miss Hannah f. Cosson, both Of
Worcester
In wasdcld, July 9Th, John C Parker, and Mis-,
Abbie j.. Wheeler.
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A GARD TO THE SUFFERING. TaI

A GARD TO The SUFFERING. Tie
Rev. WILLIAM COSGROVE, while labodng a
Missionary in japan, cured Of consumption, when
all other had failed, by a recipe obtained from
learned physician, residing in the great city Of
Jcddo. This recipe has cured great numbers who
were suffering from Consumption, Bronchitis, Sore
hroat Coug hs aud Colds and the debility and nervous
cpression caused by these disorders.
DESTROYS Of benc6tung others, viii send this recipe,
which have brought home with me, TO all who ncedd
free Of charge.
Address Rev, WIN. COSGRoYE, 439 FulionAyenuc
Brooklyn. n Y 32o8
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17
RRANnRErHs pills.

You may recover your health by the use oio'ncr rem
edes. You may recover without any but do not forget
that you may de, and that Brandreths Pills could have
saved you. For remember that the
AWFUL PRINCIPLE OF DEATH,
when you have IL in your system is evident to your an
imal instincts Your eonteuanees tell your friends
your dreams and your own heart tell you.
Now At these times there is no medicine so deserving
NJ your ronEdenoe
pR ,slbuuru' vrGWr'ui r'~JvrRssI rtil.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17

Justice Of the Peace.
Dated at --- tbis ----- day Of -, IsG
Morn --1h,. is only intended TO apply where the
members " 1he family claiming exemption reside IN the
same family u any n the members reside elsewhere,
and have into the military service " the United
States, mo- exemption on tha account can be claimed
NurE -Ihit co-fideatr must Doe sgatd by enc ~ The
ptrent, there bee any II not by two respectable per
county or district With the person f' whom exemption
u claimed.
FoaN % Certificate that the person liable to draf
IL the father Of mothcrc'' chhdren under 70 years "
,ee dependent on bis labor Tor support
----. ihc suh,crh't being liable TO dr,n into thr
service ot he rnii.d ,strs hereby make amIatt thtt
am ulc fih,r of --- mothotlos. child. und,f a.
years Of age and dependent ON my labor br .pfp,t
We the .ubscrlbsr,, --- mud --. fc.id,nt. of
49, --- eouny, sa'e of ---. hereby certify
under y Iear Of age aud dependent BIZ. labor tr
support
Per onauy appeared before me- the above uaio,l---
and --- and sctrral'y made ah that the above Oer.
udcae and true 60 the best Of their knovcdso
and belief
Justice Of the Peace.
D,.ei thi. --- day of ----, ls6--.
NurE The hnt certificate must be signed by the per
son claiming exemption tnl he scc1ud by two respect
able persons Ncais of famicsl resident 30 the same
rovu. co MY district with The person for whom
FoWN 31-Ceruhrate or exemption on account OF uni
sofablcucss 0fasc.
----. OF -----, ------ county. State f-----.
having been enrolled under the provisions OF an act ol
Congress " hr cufnl ing and calling out thc national
FORCES. vc a. proved March 3. 1858. liable t' pcr-
form military duy BOZ fhe service of thc United ~fafrs
hereby rcruh that ana not legally subject TO such '
bil'y and fIr the following reason
lhu am ------ years Of age.
" che ,ubsehbsrs. ---t AVID ----. oftb, town.
Hf. Ut b.. s.N ffu fIr.f
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17
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BKTCHELOR'S CELEBRBTED HAIR DYE
Is lHE BEST IN rHp WoRLp

The only Harmless True, and Reliable Dye KaopH
The SPLENDID Hair Dye 10 Periectehanges Red, Rusty
Grey Hair, instantly Glossy Black or Natural
Brown without lnjuring the Hail Staining the skin.
leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful mpars fresh vital
ny, frequently restoring It's pristine color and reouhes
he 10 effects Of Bad Dyes The Genuine s sign
cd william A. Bachelor, all others are limitations, and
shou' ID be avoided. sold by all Druggi !, &c. Factory
81 Barclay ST. New York. Bachelors New Toilet
Gamer for Dressing the Hair. 50 lOdaw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17

A house belonging to f. r. Dewey, and
occupied by Dana ID. Field of Worcester, was
lrned on the I'd inst Furniture and cloth
'ns saved in the main
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17

patch from ST. Louis, concerning the meeting
which condemned the emancipation ordinance
of Missouri, only confirms the complaint Of
President Lincoln that emancipation has been
delayed by fictitious spirit. We append the
ordinance which is an amendment of the
Constitution Of tire State. Sec. we pre-
sumo applies to the emancipation, by the Leg
islature, Of slaves before July 4, SIG; and
sec seems TO give exemption from taxation
on slaves in lieu Of compensation to the mas
tors. Tho Missouri State Convention adj
journed on the lat Of July, after giving its
sanction by vote Of 81 to 80. and upon
mature dciberation, to the following ordi-
nance
Best Ordained By the People Of the stat Of Missouri in
Contention Assembled
SIC. L The drst and second clauses Of the 26th sec
ton Of the ID article Of the Constitution are hereby
ahrogated
sEc 2 That slavery and involuntary .efyilude, ex.
cept Tor thc puuiihmen of crime shall cease 90 exist In
Missouri on the an day Of July, 1870, and all slaves
within the State a. that DAY hereby declared 20 be
free progaed h0nerer, that all persons emancpaed
by this ordnance shall remain under the control aud
subject the authority Of their late their lc
gal representatives during the following pc.
n1d To- With. Those over 40 wears Of age fir and dur
ing their lives those under " years n age, until they
army 1' AZ 9s az, 81 II 'As ana 'ao'e all 'e 1se,
legal representative, vho, up to the moment Of enamel
diving the period for Which The services or such iced
men arc reserved % ihem have the same authority and
control over the said freed men for the purpose of feccv
ag che possession ani services Of the same hs, are no"
P5or,as5. IsIessr. th,e ser he .aid An dag Of Ju
oS 'q '. n,9 o s,' NEE s, De ia a q'S p,
Authority OF Dis late his les, Representatives
s,,i, ,9d ,ot nav, bsiargng io ei,re. ~ an. state
shat. theregpan be nee.
ers \, ,ssess sac KEN ny. ,,..,s IN, and, St,ie
Of an act Or ordinance OF secession and hereae brought
ns2 ih STAG 9 then owners may in,feu'on oe rec
XII, ,,,r,s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17

Rev. /. II. Hooker, of the Methodist Con-
s'ence, and formerly of Peaohsm, died at
Wn9feld June ~ aged 80 wears.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17

WAsHtNGToN, July 8.
The following statement is received from
'fficisl sources
On the jfh. the Secretary of War received
. despatch from Cob ludlow, the T. $ Com
missioner for the exchange OF prisoners OF
var. to the effect thar Alexander Il Ste
iheu,, military commander OF the Confederate
; ales had presented himself on Confederate
steamer to Col Ludlow, as tie bearer Of a
communication IN writing from JEFF Davis the
Commander OF the land aud naval forces
Of the Confederate States Of America to
Abraham Lincoln COmmander-in-Chiet of the
army and navy of the u. 5 OF America,
and that he desired to proceed in the same
Confederate steamer to Washington to deliv-
er said communication, attended only by Rob
ert Ould, a Secretary, for tue purpose OF con-
ferring upon the subject Of the aforesaid COM
munioation, and by the officers and crew Of
the steamer The Secretary Of the Navy on
this same day receveda similar dispatch from
acting rear admiral Lee in command of the
United States squadron in Hampton Road
On Monday the Secretary Of War and the
Secretary of the Navy, res pectively answered
Col. Ludlow and Admiral Lee that the re-
quest Of A. II. Stephens Is inadmissable.
The customary agents and channels are
adequate for all needful military communica-
tions, and conferences between the United
States forces and the insurgents.
~ We learn by letter that Lieut.. Walter
Phillips of Montpelier, and Capt. Slayton OF
Calais, in the recent fights at Gettysburg took
rifles in their hands and went into the tight
with a will, fighting bravely until glorious
victory was won.
The French entered the city Of Mexico on
the Sd of June and established provisional
government, which received the support OF
the church party. The Mexican President
and Congress retired to Queretaro with a part
of the army. France has great advantage
in the support of the dignitaries of the church
perhaps power enough to control the
country.
Fred Il. Templeton Of Worcester, was the
first man drafted in this Congressional Dis
trict In the third District, Lamb Of the Bur
lington Times and Hoyt of the Burlington
Sentinel were drafted
A deserter from the 9th Vermont, Cyrus
H. Meade Of Sherburne, died at Stanstead
Canada East, June 70.
Mrs Abel Butler of st. Johnsbury, il a
centenarisn--one hundred years old, July ID
/ 1868
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-17

luls T. lncs Alien q Matthews,
-Hrfy q Iudkins Hasfnus S Campbell,
\ aViok Mauey Lewis Is losun,
!. clardson J Gleason, solomon smith,
/, lu Ferris, Henry J. Matthews,
taHce Carpenter, FgauEuu lhImas,
rcd ID Steele, William h Haseton,
luaCI Mccaty, Charles Z BgcloN, Jr,
Hna Kyle, Lorenzo Davis.
MORETOWN.
.eeeyu Hall, Moses Aldnoh,
II nU htOugh, Curtis Stewart,
.liauy bnNnson, Thomas Lee,
|itulhas Mayo, Michael Cannon,
4 '.,u Bruce, AERO b Stookwoll,
ldNu h Watd, John Cushman,
Patrick + ynn Austin KERN,
h1rgo Wiley. Andrew J sleeper
.14 Wheeler, Joseph Converse,
Al}usiile pIontiss, Luke Knapp,
Z sa kdgcrley Horace Rich,
Nlihau b Spalding, William ID Wye,
4 rar bailey, Michael Taylor.
trct Calvin, Dennis human,
A1uei Dale, Michael CasheW,
avid Rollins, Mlchao| Splawn,
.fuu b spar, Luther Foster.
liny Newton,
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STRAlED. One dark chestnut Mare with
, one white foot and White spot ia her face. One
four years old Mare. " DARK chestnut color And
cauE Colt " darn chestnut color, with two white feet
and white strip IA the forehead The ah7ve described
ouials i'io the enclosure ~ thc undersigned,
the 27d day = Juuc. A. d. 1863 where they may be-
II THOMAS
Waterbury, Juoe %, 1863 6n 63
NOT1CE.---T This is to certify that have
\ obi. day given nv son. William Hcaey his time
during he reuaindor of his minority, and shall claim
nome II hs cannss nor pay any debs Of his eonuac-
JEREMIAH uEALEY
Duabury, Junc "a, 1868 6a62
EISK u HATCH, BANKERS
1 ASH nE.LEus IN
Government Securities;
AGE rs ron
THE T. s. FINE-TWENTY LOAN.
Are prepared TO furnish the
United States F,ye-Iwenty Year Six perct. Bonds
direo, from the Government AT PAR.
PAYING SIN PER CENT. INTEREST IS GOLD,
n having been determined 10 ex end the time FOR the
issue ~ the FiveI wcnty Bonds shall continue
a. Agents and Furnish 'he Bouds a, heretofore par
with interest from the date Of Subscription.
Ordrfs or inquiries frlm che country will receive
prompt attention
We also Ike on hand A constant supply Of all classes
OF Government Securities for sale AZ thc lowest market
rates.
H. $. 730 Treasury Notes
4. $. 6 per cent Bonds of 1881.
l.. y. One Year Certificates OF Indebtedness,
&c, sc. $50
FISK a HATCH.
GlG3laW Is IS Wall Street New York
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Personally appeared before me-, the above named -
ADD -- end -srerally made nsth nat 'h' above Ger
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Dated at =. ri. = day Of --, i56

Dated at ---, this -- day Of -----, 1856
Morn This certificate rs to be used only in
where the bOr N the person claiming exemption Is
tnay necessary for the support u the persons dependent
on him The exemption does not apply Ia cases where
there Is sufficient property to yield support and the nee
essa business Ne transacted for collecting tho in
come by agents, trustees. or the like
NOrE The first certificate must be signed BY the
person claiming exemption, and the serond by two
pecabe persons heads Of amesl resident ia the
town. county, district with the person ior whom oX'
emption rs claimed,
FoRM 2S.-Certifoate that two members Of the family
Of the person liable To dram already 10 the military
service OF the United States.
We, the subscribers, aud -, residents Of
-, - county, State Of -, hereby certify that tvo
members Of the family and household Of - county
and State above mentioned in the military service Of
the United State as uon-commissioned officers. mus-
clans, OF priyates.
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Personally appeared before me, the above named --
and -. and seyeraly made oath that the above Ger
feae is aud true TO the best Of their knowledge
and belief,
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THE CONSCRIPTION.


lIEtpQU AErEES HROVu-r MAEsHAL,
lst District Vermont.
Rutland .lu5 Jih 1868.
The following forms, Nos -. 2G a. rs, %
and so. to be- used in establishing claims 10 ex-
cuption under thc several provisions of thy
" ACT for enrolling and calling out tha national
force, and for other purposes, are hrr'hy puh-
li-hei for the guidance ot AL concoraci. and viii
be strictly adhered two iu an escs Cupn,
,''erco. ~i't 1e iarp'shsd f'osa ea'2eaE q at
c. q cWASE.
Capt and Provost Marsnal, ~ iiSt w.
ForN D -Cetdb-ats Redemption FOR ihc son ola
udoe, NJ aged and narm parent orr parents
ite suhscrb u -. tesid NJ % --. ~ county,
state Of - hereby cerrh that 49, being liable
O, do military duty uqde h- ar, ~ m.rsss for
rolling and calling Cutshe na'ipral forces &c. APPROX
ed March g. 1858 an the ouY s1A Of -----, UldoN'
lDr % ---. an aged parent dependent on nY labor
fr suppof-
We the Subscriber do hereby certify hst ,ac above
named --- is the only -on MA widow tor fagei and
"hm Pa,cu'sJ dependent on his lsbor 'or support
Personally ar7clrcd before me, --- the shove nam
% -- and $780,. and sevcraly made osil that the
above cudoaie correct and true to the best Of their
Justice Of she Peace.
Dated this --- day Oh 1873
NorE - The fist Of the above ceriidraiss must be
iuci hy the person claiming exemption ari th serlud
D., respectable ctze (head' Of amlirs residents
NJ the town county or district in which The rers "a re-
~ - - ~ Ia, =. !, - -,
a 80 IA ...,.s.'. ~ ~ ~ ,.i i- -. ,,sos
-, - -. 80 w 80, ~ 49,, $50. =, 49,, ~ ~,
7 Iii -..r ~ ,t, '-.,,l,, I'D ~ - ts,,r-
/ va, ~, M .,.,,.,i,, ,l,.. ga, ,,.i- in c.,es
she tbs,, n Of, IA don, ,srt,, ~, ,ieli s,,,,,-t AMI me
NECESSARY hns7es, mr cner'ug the income can be
""nsAe-ea 'y 1sen ~ 0'' 'e'' w 'ue IKE
'oNN ~. '"''''' VT PNe'' go" N' q" ''' ''
're' "ne OF h'' or neg sons exempted
l. I've subscriber. the father Cor mother 1f -- and
---fc~i ients If -, - county, st'tr If -,
hereby csiuiY that am aged aud iuhrm aud ihat am
dependent Snpp' on ihe Nnor OF my TWO sons Alo'
be rNcnpi from hc lu1n' ~ ID act ot Consress
" r ulhug ami rAl1us put the national forces Nc.i
approved March 3 1853
-.
We the suHcrhefs. d' hereby certN thal iho above
~ &c., =. , -..i
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GRiCE'S CELEBRATED SlLVE.
SURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

This salve IS a vegetable preparation, invent
ed IN the l7th century, by DR. WM GRAcR,
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1t has Of the irritating, heating proper
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Every family, and especially those containing
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accident, for it will save them much trouble
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trial to cure old and inyeterate Sores.
MANUFACTURED BY
WILLIAM GRACE,
AMESBUKY, MASS
PuicH, 70 CESrs rgB Box
Each box has The abuye cut AID 'he zoe smile of the
proprietor signature attached to IT, which Is duly copy
zig ted
GEO c GOODWIN & co. ~ Hanover street. Bos
'ou. General AGENT for New England Gtacr's salye
au bc obtalued az all the respectable pWggi'ts and
Country Stores everywhere 'S3is
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', thg subscribers. ---- AVID ------. uf ih. town.
rnHufy aud ~tts above mentioned, hereby certify th,i
ahO,c statement ~ s axe is correct aud true to thf
best Uf1-r kuoWtdsc and belief
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rionauy appeared before me. the above named
- -- and ----, and sevcrally made na'h mat
the above ccri ace, correct and true, TO the best 4
their knowledge and belief