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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-07
Foreign News.

NEW YORK Nav 6.-The Australian, from
Liverpool the 25th and Queenstown the
Doth has arrived
The Norwegian took out brief advices Of an
important debate in both Houses of Parliament
concerning the seizure of British ships in neutral
waters and protection granted by Adams to Mex
ican traders
MANY speakers urged that such proceedings
cannot be tolerated
Roebuck declared himself for war to the knife
70 put down this measure
Palmerston simply said that the matter was
being considered.
Russell said the seizure of the Dolphin and the
conduct of Adams would be presented to Wash
ingtOn for redress.
Many journals argue that the American Gov.
eminent should learn lesson from the irritation
evinced unless il desires an increase OF i'll feeling
The English Pacific squadron is TO be strength
ened.
The Polish insurgents continue active.
LoNDoS. April 24-Funds are unfavorably af-
fected by the American debate in Parliament.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-07

rT-I Is rumorel that Mn. Stephen A Dong
las D,vsr Joined her husband il the execution OF
mortg res on his Chicago real estate Az that
she Is consequently entitled T. her right Of dover
She nov resides IN tie house which Ar Douglas
occupied before he buiit BIS mansion, now used
as a hosptai. ard devo,es much of her tine TO
the relief OF the sick and wounded. looking even
more majesticaily beautiful than ever. So writes
the Washington correspondent OF the Boston
Journal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-07
CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

Brrrrn.-Choice. fresh butter at o. B. Stout
& Bros
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GRAxp jury or THE USlrED STATES COURT
The Grand Jury of the United States Court was
empannelled YESTERDAY. and the charge WAS de
iverei by Judge Davis But four of the jurors
drawn and summoned were present. The fol-
lowing is the Jury ms sworn:
Delany Williamson. of Putnam county, Fore
man
Charles H. Test, White.
Thomas y sullivan Madison.
Captain Samuel W Short. Lawrence
Alexander II D0nahue
Charles W. Cathcart, Laporte.
John REYNOLDS.
T. b. McCarty. Wabash.
T. b Wade
Leonidas Sexton Rush.
Robert ID Brown, Marion.
James Blake, ST. Marion.
ELECTION RETURNS The total vote cast on
Tuesday for Msyor was 2 $50 few more thar
we made it yesterday. AS matter OF future
reference We give the vote by wards. 1t is a.
follows
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A CoRREcPBisFes-AxIx-AIs.

~
Var Elephant Hannibal. P>,form-
ing Elephant TpPoo Sab, Tico
Mar,moih Elephants, -Four Iions
and LiOnssses. Asiaftc dnd ifrican,
South American JaHGey. Afr'casi
Panther. Spotted Tiger, BsGck Tiger
(only one a. Apel tca iiOHsss
thee Young Bengal L,opards. :hr,e
Asiaf ,c and 4 fitcan IeoPd rs yoRr 9
L,opard, SIR months Old Stripe,i
Hvead. (only one an Auer'ca) "
American Panther and Puma. Spot
tel Hy ma. rom e Lon thr,e gar
Old. par California Dascing Griz
zly Be rs Bark Vol, PratsU lVoif
Cry Wolf. Z,brn Ores nfed .
Mr. Var Apl6 nigh BY tn Eari 3
Defy Engiqnd) As nm Goat
Lop- Ea,ed Yaliey GO1tS Comfy one
IN America. } Back Lama, AiPaco,
Shep, or Whus Lama. Red Peru
riaa Lama. or EicEna, America,
Fallo,c Deer. African Bison, o.
Buffalo, three African Ga-eiles
(onig ones exhi5fs,f ~ Amsricg ~
Is y.drS.) pair of Roe Bu,ks. o.
Aoafic .iHtslop,S. Peecra. o. M,rt
can Wild Hog, .>oFfh lm,,iegI
AugOfa, lara Hare Tiger Cat o
Ocel0t, FishsT. or Water Z at r01
IchHeuplHs lFhi,e cIg'na HDi
and Co-Hs. par Ani Is. Gss3rss
P,g''s.iAog ~ -s ., Pa.
Collection cr BfAW-vNk4> -
pau 81 Nsic Hslc 4 Cro'ra f'fri
: nth -iIre~irGu Coaaor. fhs f1ygcs
Bird fkcf fiss. goir var .tcons
AfrcaH Psiscqs. fars> Golden Pleas
GHfs. fbree Si-.r ! fea affs. -
Bote.Nsgss g-hcosaEfs- .-gsr Lssfs-
Phea,ar.s, ChiHsSs Fer Hen, .0Hfl
American Pore, tire. Sy4aisI
NaoaicS. par TgBlp,ro urrots
fire .Souta fnl>rioaa 2 G-ror@. -
Rug DE g. Tpir Eggffi y Cos
GrssHicaf Co par Cf Ioiga.
Folcis. yrsr uai,c Cacrfatss. Re
kHg Z .v0' from iuV g. tff-e.
Qgssz Ia-r5, f,0m .4H,ile.ss. =. a
Holland Co-e,1c. ff~s rref~
FaT0quetS 6so. . FG7iiFr Aoa
ksys. Oirl'. Ygsoas ea8 rGut
Darss. Harry Fcnia r. 1oeksss
AP>s, B-s00aS. l-ku,uut' s n s
Cas-, Sc, ifciaS hqsnoaioHsiy to
g,fhsr. 4 Pgpa
Tie GREAT IAN EE5CRGF
VIII enter the Deus OF Trsiae,
iHuqgls
Also viii be introduced n,
Grsaf War =, ph0sf Eaas = =. Is
r. IroSAs, h,rpcr, ps-forria.
Eisplaaf iff5.ro .>G,l, -lacd l.,
Pro; MAJ, Ponies. Sion Ee,-s
Mules, a.. bog't fail Re SEQ
TIL G0.GlCUS 70 CES>lCy
A. - An prcce,0.i ~ 80
COLLEEN CEAEiT
ContainiI
Otto Horns Corlot L..
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MAcKEREL AND WHITE F.sa.--0. B. Stout 4
Bro have large lot OF mackerel and white fish,
at wholesale and retail
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Trouble i'm Dayton .

CINCTNSATI. May 6.-Tbere has been great
deal OF excitement at DAYTON all day Yesterday
over the arrest of Nalandigham. At dark
crowd of five or six hundred men proceeded TO
the Journal Office and completely Quilted it and
then set fire 70 the building and burned it to the
ground The fire communicated TO adjoining
buildings and all property from the south end
of the Phillips House TO the middle of the
square was destroyed. All the telegraph wires in
the city were cut down. and bridge on the Xenia
road reported destroyed. At 10 o'clock P NJ,
troops arrived from Cincinnati and Columbus
and succeeded in putting down the rioters At
1880 all was quiet. Telegraphic communication
being interrupted, we have no adyices as to
the condition of Affairs this morning
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-07
From w ashington.

WASHINGTON. May Since Saturday, nearly
1900 Rebel prisoners have been brought here
80 arrived here at two O'Clock to-day. and were
marched To safe quarters. The number j. al
ready too large for convenient accommodations
Additional prisoners are 70 be sent up from the
Rappahannock. making in ALL over 1000
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vaIiandigham's Trial.

CrNoINSArT. May 6 - Valandigham was
brought before the Court Martial to day for trial
He refused to plead to the charges which were
read to him. and the Court proceeded with the
testimony, the publication of which is not allowed
The charges based his Mount Vernon
speech.
Vallandgham is at the Burnett House to night
under a strong guard.
Dayton and Montgomery county have been
placed under martial law
The total loss by the conhagration at DAYTON
is $50 900 The damage otherwise by the mob
Is small
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-07

NASHVILLE. May Ga number OF disloval
residents we're sent south to DAY. Among them
was Hon Neil 5. Brown, formerly Governor Of
Tennessee.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-07

CLEVELAND. May 6-The National Typo
graphical Union adjourned this evening, after
having transacted great amount of business of
interest TO the craft.
Louisville selected as the place of meeting
for the next session in MAY. 1864.
Mr. Isaac George. of Chicago, was elected
Chairman of the Executive Committee for the
ensuing year.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-07
Otto Horns Cornot L..

nl- AT Indianapolis. Tennessee street north OF
Tsrre Haufe Railroad Depot,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-07

Gen. r. s. Granger assumes command Of
Nashville, o-morrow. Gen Mitchell takes
command OF a cavalry division. being relieved
from active duty at his own request.
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Arrival OF the Northern Light

New YORK Nav 6.-The Northern Light from
Aspinwal the 9th ult, has arrived. She has
S200 600 in treasure
new line of steamers has been put on be-
tween Liverpool and Aspinwall and will no doubt
be successful.
Thelas California steamer brought down 200
bales of cotton from Mexico, and large addi-
tional quantity is expected.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-07

novl5-e2d8wiS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-28
T ANDS FOR SALE
In Westmore, VT, in the vicinity of
WILL OU c. II BY L A X

The subscriber offers for sale, in quantities to
suit purchasers 5000 ACRES of New Land in
the town OF Westmore, at prices varying from
50 to $ 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 a rich. dark
loan. and will produce from % to 80 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 contemplating emigration to the
West, or the purchase of old WORKOUT farms at
the East, will do we'll to take look at Westmore
before purchasing elsewhere A liberal credit
given. GEO. B. CHANDLER.
Concord, n. H.. Feb 1861. 3ltf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-28
DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE
I.I\IMENT.
THE GREAT EATEESAL REMEDY
ksr rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia. Lumbago,
Still Nrc, and joints. Spraina. Bruises,
Cuts and Wounds. Piles. Headache.
and all RheEmatic and Nervous
Disorders

For all III which il is a speedy and ccr.,in rem
edv and never fails. This Iinmen, is prepared.
from the recipe Of Or Stephen Sweet of Cunnrcti-
eat. the famous bone setter. and has been use in
hiS practice for more than twenty years with the
most astonishing SucceSS.
A all aeviator of pain. it is unli>aIri by any
preparation before the public Of which the. most
skrptiral may be convinced by i single trial
This Imminent will cure rapidly and radically,
Rheumatic Disorders of every kind. and in thou
sands q! cases where i, has been used il has never
been known to fail.
i'or Neura ia. il will afford Immediate relief IL,
every case. however distressing
1t Will relieve the worst cases of Headache ia
three minutes and is warranted to do it,
Tuuthacte also will cure instantly.
For Nervous Debility and General l.agsituh,.
arising from imprudence or excess. this Imminent
IS most happy and unfaing 1eme,!y Acting
directly on the nervous tissues il STRENGTHENS and
re'yiiIeS the SYSTEM and restores it to elasticity
and vignr
For Piles. as al external remedy we claim tha t
It Is the best known. and we challenge The world
10 produce an equal. Every victim of this dis
tresslns complaint should give it a trial. for il
VII! not fail to afford immediate relief, and in a
majority OF cases will Feet radical cure
Clumsy and Sore Throat are sometimes extreme
y malignant and dangerous. but timely appi-
cation OF tins LInl!nGIlt will never fail to cure
HpralnS are sometimes very obstinate and en-
arSelnent OF the joints is liable to occur if neglect
ed. The worst case may be conquered BY this
Imminent in two or three DAYS
Bruises Cuts. Wounds, Sores. Ulcers, Burns
and Scads. yield readily to the wonderful healing
properties ofDr Sweets lnfallible Liniment, when
used according to directions. Also. Chilblains,
Frosted Feet, and Insect Bites and Stings.
EVERY HORSE OWNER
Should have this remedy at hand for its timely
use at the FIRST appearance of Lameness will eff
tectUalv prevent those formidable diseases, to
which all horses are liable. and which render so
many otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to
the wonderful curative properties of this Linment
have been received within the last two years. and
many them from persons in the highest ranks
of life.
CAUTlON.-To avoid imposition. observe the
Signature and Likeness of DR. Stephen Sweet on
every label, and also - Stephen Sweets InfallibIe
A.Aim ent blown IN the glass OF each bottle, with
cut which none are genuine.
RICHARDSON & CO.
&c m 80 ly Sole Propretors, Norwich CT.
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u IL COZ < GIBBS
Family Sewing Machine
l RICE WITH VI rNNEVS l. EtrII,u. "A ~, ~ M

Inc Wilcox K Gibbs is the only Machine than
iIiahtS Ire twisted loop stitch Which makes
t.e ushteSt and most elastic seam on full cloth
OF any machine stitch '''
Inc W. n u Htmmers and Felsers need 70 he
seen 20 ne appreciated. They are the only really
practical hemm@rS in use And are alone worth
one.halt the price OF the machine over ali Others
70. family use. 0'"'''
a patented device of great utility to learners.
prevents the possibility Of ,lrn;ng the machine
IN the wrong direction. Anorhrr nravnn,s ,ho
needle being set wrong The needle is shnr, amJ
straight enabling 1t u sew through hard scans
or gathers in hard cloth where aumacbinas nsirI,
lols or curved needles, utterly fail
/ he feed has 40 tendency to draw soft goods
down, bur wilt sew linen cIIn1ric perfectly. 'Tis
by FAR the eases. machine to learn 10 use and
Keep IN ORDER Ii market.
" The stitching a.tcr much wear, and MANY
waSA!ngS, Is found to retain al The eycuness and
hrmneSs 80 MACH admired at first"
IN. i. san.
Sad for q Cfrcalar.
JAMES WILCOX,
MdIfl :.urer
o'o- jO3 Broadway y. Y.
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0. S L E V E n S
ECONOMY, HEALTH AND
DURABILITY.

Do you want to sleep in the best bed Use
Casinos Spring Mattress.
Do you want to buy the cheapest bed Buy
Casinos Spring Mattress.
Do you want to bay the most durable bed -
1t is Casino Spring Mattress.
Do you want TO use the most healthy bed =
Use Casinos Spring Mattress.
Do you want to enjoy good nights rest =
You can; on Casino Spring Mattress.
For health, durability and economy it is unsur-
passed.
Fer the truth Of the above would refer to the
many in this and nc:ghboring towns who are
using them. j. T. CASINO.
Next to Bnghans Drug Store, St Johnsbury.
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- L A G L n Or ICE!!
Daily line If %tagcs, between
ST. JOHNSRIRY AND NONTPFIIE

Daily line If STAGES, between
ST. JOHNSRURY AND MONTPELIER
". The travelling public are Informed that ar
rangcm"nt> have been made establishing a daily
line Of Stages between ST iuhnsbury and Mont
peher, connecting with the Passenger trains A,
both ends Of SAID rou,e. as ~ enable pa
gers to travel over the sane daily instead of tri
weekly a. heretofore.
h0'n9 tci this stage will leave " Johnsbury
every day, on the arliial uf the Passenger IN
tram passing through Danyilie. West Danyllr.
last Cabot reaching the half way house at Cabo,
~ about o'clock, +. VI. Leave Cabot next
morning, passing through Marshicll PiaiutielI
East Montpelier reaching Montpelier in season
l" connect with the . clock. !. VI. trains both
Tor Boston, and for ugienSburg aud the West.
Hoh"J EHat, this STAG Will leave M0ntl,Ger
every day. at about > q clock, 2. Nj on the arrival
oi the Boston aud Western trains-paS,iue
through tn" above Named towns 10 Cabot. over
nrght-leaving there next morning in season to
take The early down tram. on the rassump<ic. ar
-. JoLusburv.
twill be seen that Passengers. hy This arrange
hen', can leave -. JohnShury. any week day At
Ter tea and r~ac. Montpelier in season for break
tat next morning. 70. - from Mcntpeirr To- 81
Jo.nsbury within the same hours passing the
nI{ht ~ Cabot. each way.
rare through, from ST Johnsbury 10 NontDe-
her, - 90.
FRANCIS RICHARDSON,
Proprietor and Driver st JohuSbury to Cabot
ENOCl ". ROLLINS,
Proprietor and Driver, Cabot to Mon1pelier
August 3, 1853. .js,f
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Madame Zat'T PoTirr'S Curative Basam Is warranted
il used according L" the directions, 10 cure l all - -
Coughs. Colds. Whuup- Cough, Asthma, ami all Sl''-
items III the Throat and Lungs
Madame HsDc P0Tier iiaSam Is prepared with ala The
requisite SId skill. from combination q" i' ts>l
vegetable kingdom affords. IT. remedial
qualities based power tp assist the healthy and
yIrnu> circulation O lne hlunl through the lung. II i
mol violent remedy but eii!iicHt sarrni.. searching
aI Effective. be- taken hy the oldest person Young
est child.
Madame Zsl.c Pnr;eT'S Ba>im has been in iy IA"
public l. years and has acquired it, present sal
simply ty recommended hv thv>e who have Used IL
10 their afflicted iricI,iS and "iherS-
M">r IYrugIA>T-M Madame Zi,!uc Purtrr'S Curative
Ba>am is sold N price which brings II In the Ira,il
oi every Ia kecpit convenient fr Use The t,ASs
Use Of single bottle viii prove 10 be worth les times IL
NOUCE-Save your motley. DO not he persuaded ta
purchase articles L. 81 which 10 hot contain tine
l,ilt bottle Maaine Poster Curative Bal
-imi. lHTins hi, ! great thai
almost any other medicine and the very ly~ pre- al
winch Il J. !. akeS the pTuili L. the Seir apparently
sinai. and uuprnCIi,d dealer, Nll >.l- times f'"'lI-
menu ufeT medicines which their profits Larger,
unless the customers insist uln naN ia. Maidne Porter
Aid iiieT- Az MaiII- PuTterS Curative Eai-
price ~ and lav bottles At - Cvii-. ai
take II" other. Ii yuu clh i gel II al Gle siu~ Sen can
al another
Ee- sold ~ all druggists anu si"reEerl al l. cents.
I!!i ia Larger is,tits u GENTS
HALL a RUChEL, PROPRIETOR. New Yurl-
"a q. iiuopW iN 60. Ne. II Marshall Street. Is
t'ii. u.lr-fL! As-his I"r New England -
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THE GALE DON A n .
What Has the Government Done
Against Slavery

Hon. Henry Wilson, Senator from Massa-
chuSe'.s, in late speech thus summed up
the action Of the present Administrator
against Slavery: -,
They have enancipated 5000 slaves IN the
District Of Columbia.
They have abolished the slave code IN that
District? abolished the rro-sIavery courts
there. and established another in which the
colored people OF the District are admitted
to al ehts and privileges enjoyed by any.
They have established High School for
colored children In that District.
They have forever prohibited slavery and
established permanent freedom IN all the
Territories a rac United state.
They have passed ~, homestead law,
one OF the strongest movements in favor of
freedom.
They have established it as settled rule
of the Government that no officer may sur
render slave, nor assume any person to be
a slave.
They have confscated the slaves of rebels
They have settled that rebels are to take
no advantage by the Fugitive Slave law.
They have commenced the raising OF neg
70 regiments for the army
Their enrolment act commonly called the
Corscrption Act puts black and white peo-
pie on the same footing.
They have recognized Hayti and Liberia,
ana formed an alliance with them.
They have formed treaty with England,
establishing mutual right Of search in OPP
position to the slave trade.
They have passed setenced Of death upon
slave trader, and executed it.
On September I'D, 1862, they proclaimed
prospective emancipation to the slaves Of
rebels
On the first Of January, 1863, they pro-
claimed the actual freedom of 1000 900 slaves
"GREENBAChs IN RICHMOND. Accord
ing 10 4 statement made by Sergeant Charles
&. Frazar, a raroled prisoner Of The "a Del
aware regiment lately from Richmond. the
demand for the national paper currency
there is very pressing. When asked con-
ctrnixg this matter he said:
Every few days man with heavy
beard, who looked jnst like an old politician,
several hundred dollars worth of quarter
dollars and gold pieces, for the purpose OF
exchanging them for greenbacAs. The rates
were as follows: -Four dollars in specie for
i've dollar gr-rnback, Or eighteen dollars
III specie for u twenty dollar greenback. He
asked the man one morning why it was hr
desired to buy greenhacks at such high
rate, as 1t was abont the same price they
brought in the North. Oh said he, 'JeHs
going up, you know, pretty soon, but added
he, You mustn't mind what say-I'm one of
the commissioners. Not loaf of bread. or
the most trihing thing coull be purchased
without payment being demanded in green
back currency.
The excitement about grecnbacks, which
the Richmond Enquirer referred to a few
days sl"ce, ne says, does not begin to describe
the reality. Nothing but srce"hacks, green
lacks, is the cry, if anything else is offered
IN payment TO The pedd,ers. small shopkeep-
ers and others with whom they had a chance
TO deal"
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G.-On WILL BE FORFEITED BY
,Oe NJ. DIR /. DIN If failing TO cure

in less time than anv oiiier physician. more eieciuaiy
ami permanently with lS> Restrain; lrom o"culaln 81
fear o exposure all Weather. Eiih sale and pleasant
m edi,i'IeS. SELF-ABUSE AND >nilEAhl iAbllS
Tler effects aud c'iiSe,ucr cgS. SPECIAL AilhhN Il
AND STU TluNS incident led ANA >iii u
lies; SECRET AND DELICATE DiSGIDEES. MeT-
CuTia At'rii'ii>. Eriid;il> ad ali i~- 81 The SAln
Ulcers ii the Noe. Throat aul Body Pimli-> "a ii'
Face SwCln-> 81 It Jp:lt-. h-Isnl>i Constitution
a! and other Weaknesses Youth AMI lhc N cd
al all agt :. Il 10th sexes single married
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THE GENERAL STATUTES

VI vermont are now published. and for sale a,
c pFce OF three dollars per copy at the following
Places:
Denim ston, Benton Windsor l. J McIndoe
p STnS. Rutland. futile X Gay.
p outthey' nenry Clark CaStetou, NOrthrop a
IEi"iiuoh, " m Ford Son.
'se"heS, John Z kob- Mlddlchury, :. Parker.
ei.S Burlington, at the sew
ing. uyden,rk Inc;,s n
lrasburg, IN. Cushman. Moves.
UplIdhau, W. II. Harris ST. Johnsbury, I. VI.
norm Howard.
Bradford, Hosea Farr. Chelsea, l.. G. Hincklev,
Montpelier, Ballou x wess Randolph, John
Loveland. RoweIl
Bellows Falls, o. J. Bratteboro, J. Steen.
WOOD. Woodstock, n. Haskell.
Royalton, d. c. Donison
The copies belonging to the several towns and
to the other persons entitled by law to receive
them will be founa at the respective County
Clerk Offices.
WIN. G. SHAW, Commissioner.
July %. 1868. 5Ssi
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NHERMAN MORGAN
b l. l. Y L X l l. l. .

BILLY Is the only true and Thoroughbred Sher-
man Morgan on the turf His sire was the IA
nous Billy Root whose dam was a halt French
mare sired by the old justin. Morgan and sire the
old Sherman His dam dapple 6ay mare sired
hv the old Steele Horse or the famous ROYAL
Morgan OF Derby Line and he by the old Sher-
pan- His dam was very fast traveller a very
perfect formed animal and feet a; 80 wears of aye
Billy Trull now - years Of aye, sound and per
fectly kind and .fe for any 10 handle or drive
has the appearance of i've or six years of ace and
for beauty and style Of carriage Is UNSURPASSED
Color, darh chestnut; Weight 9G5 lbs.: HIGH, q
hands and Nery fast traveller. Never Wa rr,inI
eG but trotted mile fall nf ISL on the course
at ST. JOhnsbury with 30 lbs. Miller Buggy ana
bad track in q minutes Good Judges sav he
can be trained easy to irot less than 3 minutes,
The above Billy vii be kept at the stable of
the proprietor at West Burke the coming season
for the Improvement of stock, except MONDAYS
If Sheffield.
Terms TO warrant, 500.
Billy Is also for sale, a splendid saddle horse.
500 DAVID TRULL-
West BuIkeMay lsSs, 4S.6I
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Tho undersigned who has been we'll known IL.
his par: If til" state :ur - wears, a. = Marble
Worker. continues ,D manufacture Monuments
Grave Stones and Ornamental Work 81 every
>tyic Of pattern, to suit everybody; and III view
Of ic fact that kc does tn must expensive part
Of the work himself, IA, ,.I sell prices that un
man ,an I've a.. and hire hi> wu.A done and l,ay
his bills |; IL well established fact thai MAJ.
ALWAYS succeeds he hest nhv > The hes, acgua.uf-
ID with the business which he i in. MIA. sane
man would think "i getting tn, proporiinrJG.
and well finished n.onu,a,..,. designed AMI exc
cu:,i under the directions III a u!am Who had
tended saw mill 81 pcdilc': tin H.: Ii YOU want 4
good job 20 To- / good mechanic, tell him what
YOU waut. and You Will get thc best woIA and the
lowest price. Those who are about "a purchase
Monuments or Grave Stones. will t.rd Just what
Will suit them by coming "a Lyndon. o- bv w-ir:n-,
full particulars. and every job Will bc executed
with fidelity and strict regard TO the wishes II the
purchaser. Ii z. SPENCER
Lyndon. Jan. |. 1858. 2,tf