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THE EVENING STAR,

THE IMPORTANCE OF PAYING THB POSTAGE
IN FULL.-The law is, when any Thing is put
into the post office Gnderpdi9, the sum which
remains due shall be paid double by the receiy-
er. Thus, if John Smith send Jim Jones a
letter rated at cents, but pays cents only it
is not kept back like an unpaid letter, aut Jim
Jones at the end has the cents to pay And
so of all packages through the mail. This ex-
ira charge of SO per cent. we suppose is 10 make
people more careful to know that they pay
enough, and to compensate for extra troubles
and risk. Letters are 3 cents per half ounce
over Y ounce or ounce counting 3 cents. This
applies to all mailable matter, sealed or IN
sealed, except newspapers, which rate at 2
cents for each four ounces, aud books and
pamphlets, which rate at cents each four
ounces.
- The st. Paul fMinn.) Democrat thus
groans over the proposed increased tax on
whisky:-"One by one all the old democratic
rights and privileges of the people going.
First the hdbeds corpus, then our tea and coffee;
and now we know, after reading the above
notice, many of our readers will exclaim like
Jacob of old, Joseph is not, and Simeon is not,
and We will also take Benjamin away"
~ The Philadelphia Ledger says that some
persons, with rnoze zeal that discretion, have
recently caused a number of the makers In tn at
city to be fined for baking bread on Sunday!
~The mercantile comm unity o. Boston has
sustained serious loss in the death OF Mr. a.
G. Farwen
ga paper in Indiana, of the rankast copper
head proclivities, dominates c. L. Vallandig-
ham for the Presidency.
~Rev. DR.. Tappan, prominent divine of
Maine, died on Odd December, at Augusta.
- A Northern association has been formed
to cultivate the Mississippi cotton lands
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~. .. HOOD, ID.
WEOLs5ALE AGE GsFAEL DEALEF
IN vsry fine .4#
CO. n end SILVNR WATCHES, ..
a...... KIos ETAInH DS, r.
Ard 0ther GOLD JEW ELHY.
TAELE and fOCgET CUTLERY,
SOLID SILVER WIRE,
and PLATRD GOODS
spRpTsULEa GpHaA GLASSES
MILITARY EQDIP sseNTS,
GJlc gA8, 30
.-. "--.- No. 33c Penn avenue.
8es@een Ninth and Tenth street,
n B-Netches tsrefp2IY = CARED lie "A i'm
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MONnYl-MONEYl-MONEYI

~ MONEY i-MONEY-MONIYl <nA
- ~ d. 4. WALSH Il CO., - a
LICENSED PA WNBROkERS,
289 SrllEf, BKTwEEN NINFN AID TiNrH.
Arc now prepared to make cash advances in sums
Of from one dollar to ten Thousand dollars on coll
lateral security
LIBHRAL XDVANOEs will be made on ell kinds
Of Real and Personal Property, Diam onds, Gold
[nstruments. Hardware. Clothing; 90, &C.
Having had several yoars' experience In
Of Its etiseps, We are confident That to 81 Who may
.ntrust as with business We will give sAt;sfaction
II. x. WALSH CO..
Sl-0m" Licensed Pawnbrokers
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% + FIG AL /.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON. January ~ 1868,
In ccnseq usucs OF the DrpsSura % Business
at thu War Oepsrtrnent, Passes for citfZe;fs to
visit t2a ARMY of the Potomac w!Il ea FivRn 6
the oIiice OF L,er tenant Colonel CoNRsn, i5j
Pennsylvania svsuue, above t9th street ] u
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n p o IA I ~ e " 3
rRoS The
GREAT CLeTR1Ea EsrAELisa1LxS
BAR Il BROTHER.

CoESks OF = AsE SsskSrE bTE~Sz5-
We are nov daily EeceiVis II oaT . IL 1a@Gs5ss-
sure, IN greet Q1ertiTier- - to-. r..
tiEa business Suits,
AnsGtirs rev styIso 3us;1a7s sEoak CsFte.
fine Beaver AID other Gvst coats,
Bl.cs Frcek Goats u sie auc tr:sl..,sL z the hse
style
Fine Black Daeskir Pants .s-
And o. Fancy Cassicoe~ Part aEa Vests ~ tErs
the best and finest the uisrsa at grocases, ..
New s.yle OF Teutns' AMI Boys' C,tti.ipx . - ga
qua tttiea. 49,.
And very large seooE ct sfeute2 GuEaisain 17sgs
srct all p ste - Lsi0res' Ls5irJa. GaEgrs'fi S.
= prsTrrt So &scz I,es is. Sill M fF,.a,ss
owes. 81 -
Alec Hrs -tcsk O. F,i..ta-w g:9tn,iag. .4
AL O. he 7sip arr - !oots - mostly az cu-
oEu e at sC.'r- NJ gsr r'a-soraEs --aE EsTG
to te srtsta1 = IT as sch f=r2tay e E.sis
SD the '2a asus - are s.kiug viii 80 q great ie
q ne --eET - SGraLsSe In
81 lie AIM FAR 4 AAQINnR.
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rILVsR WARE, WATCHES. JEWELLERY,

SILVsR WARE, WATCHES. JEWELLERY.
sAMI KIRK l. SONS,
u A n q A @ u Re
ESTABLISHED 1877
172 Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md.
Silver Dinner and Tea Ser vices, Spoons snd Forks
With large varsity Of all Silver Articles for
prsEsnts Fine Gold Watches, rich Jeweiry, en-
AZ eIled, Diamond and Pearl Jewelry. S6-lms
NOV READY Rook OF rHs
PRoPH,ET s sTEP HIN,
Wherein marvellous things are foretold Of the
Reign Of Abraham. Price Is cents.
FEkKe RAHCKnR, Booksellers,
no n lD No. IS Ann st., New Yor
T ADIEs' BALM0RAL BOOTS OF livery
- style and quality, the most extensive stock in
this city, st j. ROSENTHALS,
No. Is Market Space, between
no 6 colin 9Th and 9th streets.
A DAMS ExpaHss COMPANY.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
The DELIVERY OTBIul Of this COMPANY
Removed from Third street to the lerso depot on q
street, between ID and - strests. decao-
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IIpUITAHT To SUFFERS
sLIbEES WILL FIND
II. a. D0W Maze II GD.'s
GONCE NTRATED CLhas
re- HE 8 MOST VALUABLE Article 70
TuSiR TRADE
~ sells very rapidly. snG IL the rnoss eaoaer1tcs
.rticle Of dietf tho offoor's 0,ess tits p.srtrsa
Ii one minute, and makes most delicious so ap ~
chovdsr. Z. is highly recommends by Army
surseons Fhe profits are large
II. A DOWNING & Co
Manufacturers of Concentrated Food
No. IL East 18th St, New York
sor sAls bT BARBOUR & sEMMss, Sole Agents
6s Louisiana Avenue,
xs1-ly Washin gton, D, q.
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$40 0'7Nln STREET so
P. J. BELLEW & CO.,
MANUFA URERS AGENTS
Permanently established In 1850
O

P.J. BELLEW CO.,
MANUFA URERS AGENTS
Permanently established in 1850.
QUARTERLY SALES,
Independent of the great advance of all kinds Of
FANCY GOODS, &c.
We have determined not to depart from OFT
usual custom at this season. We are bound 20 sell
cheaper than the cheapest We are agents for the
sale of McClsin' celebrated Cocoanut and Ounce
sea HAIR OILS,
CeLOGNEs EXTRACTS. 30.
Also, CHRIsTIANA'S COLONIES,
EXTRACTS, 60
Also s0I ana Windsor Esa" FoiL&T soAP5, almond
Also TAYLOR's FANCY SOAPS,
Put up in Family Boxes to suit purchasers,
Wholesale and Rst1ti.
Also Full Lines of Notions and Fancy Goods
All of which We ofer at the
Hanufsc Curers Prices freigh sadded.
Ybs TRADE, GEALFR~,
uOUsEKEEPER3,
And PBDLARs,
Are respectfully collected.
We guarantee to sell st New York and Philadelphia
prices, or Perish IN hs Attempt
p. j. BELLEW TO-,
no 3lm $40 Seventh street, Washington.
SUITABLE PREoEErs -.-.-..,Es.,
TEE HoII DAYS..
OPERA GLAsars, uo.-os IELD GLASSES,
ma HgMATIGAL IN9rRUMFN
THoToEhAsA AE8URs, $500. 49,,
S sSsFk1fH e. O.; -? 3F "a z5iss.' y
Ss& Per-. '7'~7ats a7erTs o st t2th ana SD ga
SIS Pennsylvania svanGe, (unaer the Nsttonsl)
wPaE3Js and PERIsCOFIC sPEcTk0Lss
scrrecTly Fr''ea sod warranted ZIG
rh0IOE HOLIBAY GIFTS.
CHR sTMAg PREsENrsi
NEW YEAR, GIFTsI
Attractive both Ia lies and gentlemen In rsstsh
Of: resent Fog frie nds or reetiy-s A fsyse AID
Au sLock of the most desirable sGs:css To- rer1en
ORANGES have just been received ~ :he under
signed and are 9Ff6 t. tie IFE HFsc
Real Point Anpiqpes and Valepofennes.,
Tueked and Hsmraed HanekerchieIs,
Real , Point H Ieoe, Point ApDliqu.,
Collar. 10 sets in great variety,
plain nd Figured Linen Sets,
Russian sets White aud Coloted Linen Collars
,nfsps. H fFsac leg Ro sritsSi R.es,,
{" heriDo snd Lace CARS
Pine imported Fans, beautiful Purses, Porte
HesddI sSses, Head Notts, Lace slssves.
french Bon iH and Has,
And many other stt;'clcS suitable for presents
quality and latest style, snd Ssrrantsd 20 be os sI
so as S f soa, g. shsSR as the sane
Gall and examine for ySprselSeg urc,,,so,
30 IL Market space,
no S-Jsl between sta and eth streets.
For HOLIDAY PR sEs nnn.nn,,
Just received. at
P.J. BELLEw CO.'S, $40 7th street,
The largest and most elegant variety of
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
Ever opened in this city, great portion of them
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" CON ENTIAL.

You've aEF who have injured 4 Il by
certain secret bits VII ch unfit them for business
Die asure or the duties Of married lfs also middle
other causes. feel . debility in advance Of their
years before placing themselves under the treat
mept Of any one, should frat read +" THE SECRET
FRIENDn Married Ladies' win learn something
Of i'm portanee By perusing " The Secret Friend -
ocip OF Ten Cent?. Address $1,000
DR. oHAs. A.. STUART & o.,
De My Boston, Mas
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CAs PIxfsRE
JOSEPH REYNOLDS 4 CO.

FLUna % hs, 1As AID sTkAM FITTERS,
Have just received and win always kesp on hand.
Q large and veil rejected sssortmsnt Of CHAN.
DELlHRs BRACKE ELS, DROP LIGHTS sHADlS
De, &c, from the celebrated sstabhah ment OF
Archer Psncoast, New York. which are offered
for sale 1t the ufacturerB' prices 10 thascitv
Those wishir G Gas Fixtures. win dnd 1t to tAsif
interest 70 call before pu rchssins. de 8-eolm
NATURAL LIf8 EVERLASTING FLOWERS.
IN Bcquets, Baskets, Wreaths. DC, OF fresh cut
flowers made TO order. Boquets Of choice flowers
constantly on land. n. b. Parties sud weddinss
supplied at tie shortest notice By A. W. BORR.
NIB, No. Colonization Building, corner ~ q.
and Penn. avenue. 40 10 .lmt z
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MEDICAL.

N MEDICAL
LIZ. LISPBNARD Announces to the public that
be may be oor suited at his ONCE over g. T. Par.
ker's Grocery Store, PsInsylvanis avenue, be
tween eth and 7th sts., ON ali pirate diseases on
Tuesday,, Thurscays aud saturasyIsi ana in Alex.
andria, We (cface corner PIT ana hing streeta,)
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. ALI dan
gerous and Disgusting drugs avoided and cures
dasIm 81. q. LISPENARD. n. d.
TSHR BIyOUAo AND TH1 BATTLE lIlLD
L a. Ca,apaign Sketches In Virginia md Mary.
al ~ ~' TRAN0K TAfk61.
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Observation-Disclosures by Royal Letters Patent
OF Ens land. and secured by the seals of the
cole dc PhArmacie de Paris and the Imperial
College of Medicine, Vienna 800
1nesmar No. lis the eHectual remedy for Relax
etfon spsr ktol rh1a and Exhaustion of the Sys-
:" eem TrietmarNo. has entirely supersedsd the
1auseous use OF Cepsivs, Oubebs, &c. Trissnsr
No. L. the infallbls remedy for all Impurities and
Secondary SYMPTOMS. thus obvistins the use OF
mercury and sn other deleterious ingredients
Zach preparation is in the form of . most asress-
pie Losenge secured from effects of climate and
changes OF atmosphere, IN tin cases. at SIS each or
four S3cssss In one for 80, and In 81 cases thus
saving s. Divided In separate doses as sdmfnis-
tered By ValpeAn. Rallernante, Roux, 60 &c
Wholesse and retail by Dr. BARROW No 1874
Bleecker street New York
corner 18th street no II uis'
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NOTICE.
BEG Lesve to infor m my friends and the public
rerslly tn at have opened my nav Branch store
There offer for sale great variety FANCY
GOODS Also, large assortment OF TOYS and
shall sell at the Low est prices. Please give me
call. G. T. sOHMIDT
No. liza Penn. avenue, between
18th and 18th streets.
Also. etamping fer Embl oidery done here.
de-
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WASHINGTON, D c., Dec. I8, 1863 !
SsAIEl PRo SGS AIS will b. raCeived ~ this Toe
2"i MOI Da ugry T. 1861 "a u cock ~, for
delivering u TIE ASsjftsnt OBcrte~51 sster a. al
aKa- ora, Va One %iihon Feet Of L1rlbsr Of the
5CU0H ~ fiEt . ~ description. to tit:
$50 zoo feeLI ar tirab While Pine Common Call
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-27
LATEST.

New YORK, Aug. 81. The steamer Arago,
from off Charlest bar the 25th, has arrived.
The following despatch is from G. c. Fulton,
editor Of the Baltimore American
OFF NORRIS ISLAND, Aug A,-Noon. On
Saturday at midbgh Admiral Dahlgren with
five monitors advanced in the darkness on Sum
ter, opening fire at clock and keeping it up
until o'clock. A!dense fog arose, which SHIT t
out the fort from view. -.. ..-
During the fire upon it it was struck over
100 times, the balls tearing through the sea
wall. The whole parapet was also carried.
No signal wa given till the whole fleet opened,
and then the fire was most terrific.
Sumter free one gun in spouse five times.
bat forts Moultrie, Gregg and Beauregard for
three hours rained she'll on the monitors, failing
to do them ny harm. No one was injured.
Sumter is defunct, an immense pile of rub
bsh. The only gun left to it was thrown off
the wall yesterday afternoon
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-27
Vermont State Fair is to be held this year at
Rutland commencing September Oh

How THE NORTH CAROLINA PULSE BEATs.-
The following incident affords another striking
illustration OF the temper of the North Carolina
people On the Sth, vessel ran the blockade
at Cape Fear river She was loaded with subsis-
tence for the rebel army. The colonel in COM
mand of part of the rebel forces detained the
vessel at what he called the Quarantine. The
people of Wilmington demanded of the colonel
to surrender the cargo to them. He mperious-
ly refused. They called upon Gov Vance, who
finally got on stall in the market house and adj
dressed them. He said they should be protect
ed. The governor made formal demand Of
Gen. Whiting TO deliver the vessel to him at the
Wilmington wharf. The general hesitated, the
people became Infatuated, and finally General
Whiting, to appease them, acceded to the de-
mand OF the governor. After this the people de.
handed the removal Of the colonel. This was
also granted. Clearly, the pulse Of North Caro-
lima begins to beat with healthy tone.
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MOretOWM Caucus.
Plainfield, Aug. "a, 1863.

All the freemen of Moretown who in favor OF
nesy sustaining the Constitution and the Union and of
heartily supporting the National Administration in its eff
forts to suppress Rebellion requested to meet in
at the school house New combs in Moretown,
Saturday the 29h of August 1868, at O'Clock
for the purpose of nominating candidate for Town Rep
resenatve, and ticket of Justices Of the Peace,
supported by the freemen of said Maretown at the
approaching September election.
BIZ ORDER OF Town CoMMTrEH.
Moretovn Aug. "a. 1853.
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Berlin CauCus!

All the freemen of Berlin who in favor of support
ing the present National Administration in its efforts
suppress the Southern Rebellion and reestabish the
supremacy of the Old Flag entire Union,
quested meet in Caucus, at the School House near
Montpelier Village, Saturday, the 29h day of August,
1868, at 2ocock P. NJ for the purpose of nominating
candidate for Town Representative and ticket of seven
Justices of the Peace to be supported by the Freemen Of
said Berlin at the approaching September election.
BY ORDER OF THE Town CoMMITTEE
Berlin, August 81, 1863.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-27

COUNTY TIcKErs.-Look at your County
Ticket before voting it, and see that every name
is right. There may be no split tickets, but
our enemy is capable ofany mean trick to dam
age us at the polls, and it is not impossible that
split tickets will be one of them. Read your
ticket before voting 1t.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-27

The rifle factory at Windsor, located on Mill
Brook, contains steam engine, and has about
275 employees, who have been engaged for
nearly two years on contract to supply the
United States Government with $4,000 rifles at
$50 each it now daily turns out about 100
rifles.
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Town Caucus.

The voters Of Montpelier who in favor of support
ing the National Administration in its efforts to suppress
treason restore the Union maintain the Constitution and
enforce the laws of the land requested to meet al
Village Hall Friday evening Aug. 49, 1863 at half past
seven O'Clock TO nominate candidate for town Repre-
sentative and make up ticket for Justices OF the Feace
PER ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
Montpelier Aug 18th, 1862
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN
4 O'CLOCK, p M.

CAIRO, Aug. 26. Col. Winslow's command
arrived at Memphis on the Oath inst. from va,
ZOO City, having come from Vicksburg.
At the latter place they met Col. Phillips
force, which recently destroyed so much rail
road properly.
Col. WinsIow brought in 100 prisoners Gen
Steele with the Arkansas regiment is progressing
finely. There has been no battle as yet, but
one is in prospect.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-27

FUND FOR M1DDLEBURY CoLLEGE-At Com
mencement at Middlebury, DR.. Wines of New
York offered resolution in regard to raising a
fund of $4,000 for the College, donation of
$4,000 having been offered in case the above
sum could be contributed by the graduates.
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The Manchester (Vt) Journal of the 25th
says Mrs Lincoln and son, and Mrs General
Doubleday, arrived in town on the ten o'clock
train this morning. They are stopping at the
Equinox House.
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East Montpelier Caucus.

The Freemen of the town of East Montpelier who are
voters in Freemans Meeting, and in favor OF
tanning the Government and present Administration in
suppressing the Rebellion and crushing out for
ever, cordially invited to meet at the meeting house
the centre of the town Saturday Aug Doth 1862 at
o'clock P. NJ to nominate some to represent the
Town in the General Assembly of this State for the
ensuing Also board of justices of the Peace.
CLARK KING,
e. W. ORMSBEE,.)
E Mnntnelier. Aug. oath. 1863.
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Plaimfield Caucus.

The reemen of the Town of Planhed irrespective of
party, requested their Town Hail. the
Goth day August instant, at six O'Clock P M for the
purpose of nominating candidates for the offices Of Town
Representative and Justices of the Peace. All who
of sustaining the Administration in its efforts to
put down this lion, and sustain the Constitution
and restore the Union are nvitedto attend.
SH +: A S5 !; ff1ixrHs Town Com.
Plainfeld Aug. "a, 1863
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" Dental Notice.

shall be absent from my office from September LIST
until September 14th During my absence Mr.. Geo
Il. Fuller will be in attendance. ~
JOHN M. CoMEGYs.
Montpelier AUG. 20, 1868.
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The General statutes.

TIME GENERAL STATUTES OF VERMONT are pub
iished and for sale at The price oil three dollars
per copy at the following places er.r
Remington Benton & Sons Castleton Nor throp & Son
Poultney, Henry Clark. Middebury, Solomon Par
Brandon, VIM, Ford. ker
vergennes John e. Roberts Burlington at the several
st. Albans h. b. Whiting. Book stores
Irasburg |. N Cushman. liydepark Lucius H. Noyes.
GuldhaIl Wm H. Harris St. Johnsbury, 7. NJ. How.
horn. - ara. - ca IL.
Bradford, Hosea Farr. Chelsea, il. q. Hinckley.
Montpelier, Ballou & Love West Randolph, John ROW.
land. 81 ELL
Bellows Falls, o. J. Wood. Brattleboro, J. Stein.
Windsor n j. NlcIndoe Il Woodstock, N. Haskell.
Rutland yTuttle& Cay. Royalton, D. {. Denison
The copies belonging to the several towns and to the
others persons entitled by law to receive them, will be
70 und at the respective County Clerks Omces
WIN. G. SHAW, Commissioned
GEO. ". BAILEY, Jr., Fec. Of STATE.
July 2s, 1853 Ausldim
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Dental Notice.

HAVE removed my Office from Main to State Street, to
the new building called the Rialto' between Ballou
a. Loveland's Bookstore and the Freeman ONCE snail
be glad to see all who wish to employ their dentist
Teethwhole and parts of sets inserted Gold, Sill Ter,
Platina and Rubber. The Rubber Work is now ex-
tensvey and favoraby known that it not necessary to
say anything in its praise it is almost universally
used in the place of metal plates
No Char ge made for temporary Sets of Teeth.
My price for Filling Teeth with Gold is rs Cents n
Cavity,
a = Extracting done with improved instruments, and
Ether or Chloroform given if necessary All my work
Warranted. Persons coming from distance will
please notify me in advance If convenient. my char
es are reasonable JOHN N. COMEGYS.
state ST., Monpelier, July 81, 1868.
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Mlddlesex Republican Caucus.

The Republican party nd all those who willing to
act with them in supporting the administration here
by notified to me It at the hall Of m Chaplin, Friday
the 2sth of August 1885, at two o'clock r. NJ, to make
nominations for representative and seven justices Of
the peace.
PEP ORpxR OF Town Con-.
Middesex Aug. 18th 1863.
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Northfe1d Institution ~
THE FALL TERN will begin on Thursday, September
10TH 1863 and continus eleven weeks Unnsual and
superior Inducements will be offered. Fer particulars
Circular, OF address
GEO. P. BEARD, A. B., Principal
Nsrthhsld, VI, July 10, 1855. .f2od&vfw
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n office

OtICc.
WANTED, in this place, two furnished rooms and
w board for gentlemen and lady in private family.
Liberal compensation will be given
aug.26wl. Address p. o. Box, 426.
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Like the leaf. life has its fading. We
speak and think Of it with sadness. rust
Is We think Of the autumn season. But
there should be no sadness at the fading
OF life that he's done we'll its work. II
We rejoice at the advent Of q new life. Il
We welcome the coming Of new pilgrim
to the uncertainties Of this worlds vav
why shoszld there b % much gloom vhen
oil these uncertainties are passed, and life
at IT. waning wears the glory of oomple-
ted task ! Beautiful "a il Childhood in
Its freshness aad Innocence, its lbeautv !.
that Of unsried lie. II is the beauty a
promise, Of spring, of the bud. A hol;er
ana rarer beauty is tho beauty which TIA
waning life Of, faith and duty vesrs. -
# Is the beauty Of thing comnlsted !.
sndas men come together to con er.tuIats
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