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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-01-02
VALUABLE TRACT 0y LANl E6R SaI.;

VALUABLE TRACT or LAND FOR SAL>
OFFER private sale v.irahie tract Of nh In the
ennty OF priTce Genrge known as Aberdeen" about
eighteen Eil.s from the city OF four or For
Po~balaa, J,rea ver, AM ahott Two ai,es from
,-dng "a for,l', Creek ~htch l4idIYs Lighters Gsd
sua.!i aehoon. rs rsa..
The :tac contains aSo:t h..ea hunrrsd acre1 Ne:ry
tho whol- Of the arabis spd tas ra.i.d and hn7
rnAr,ty ;n?y D" tEni tee p ,ce, OF
a.rl sud arirh Ea:nG Th- b.- nee about Gye huGdreH
.rr.: ce::tJ; tne rern.-h.. IL wa,i. 4 part oI
which Is heavily covered sith vaaabie Llh.r On the
estate there Is excellent ,ory trk,dwailn6 wi.
sovSa rooms, and ali o;h-r Decccs-rv ailNn2o.
JOHN PETAnSoS, IJu.tee
Ui 8 C Cvo.e.
greet bargain be hhd IN the above ya.u4b!. P. rl
II e.. $ sPi lication ha maze - H.
GUDDlS Z ttPpERSOS, Aurts
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s.G-p1aTEEES!fiP.

- n -'.'gtei hsve THU day fo-u-d ca rsrHc.
: >'2. unrr tin hral Of GIBSON HarKiNs, fer Vi 4
i"S""'r .: c"i": aIaa in :bs city,
10 NJ MISS ION 9INESS.
- ,olts,ly solicit slsnne Of Tobacco Wheat,
i' n:a te, irc taeir friends aud Ias public sener.-
80. 80. coz 6sn: hy tn r cUnba "a efforts hoy will
1-'';c ~ !,!sstVp 20 NJ who i.yor them win thcir
p -h~sS %lLTIiM'D D. GIBSON,
hEeRT o.SWSSEISe.
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-. r.e .aau cf eylnr . PiaDa6,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-01-02

sCIoN OF Ea~H'&E'TS ESSEsP.
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'a'Hs oSc., c. :hoosot s'y, aud pee TO .sceive
a = V; a-Ss :eG friends and 81 public Sshs ally.
..T "91.'SsTs=:; Of Il bacco, Grain hrd Ftuduos,
''ea.ud.e rcae ags. ~.
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MOVEMENTS UF TIE PRESIDENT.
4 MoBgix, Dec 90 B7Ts:dsnt Davis and stat
Arrived Le-r ~ clvca this afternoon.
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S,.., ,lHre OF tle c'cu; court for maiyou county.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-28
THE TWO PARTIES.
sE1EortD rnoM rnE ARGUS ny rRAxUs.

SELECTED PROM THE ARGUS ny TRAxUs.
There is wide difference between the
Democratic and Republican party.
The Democratic party relies upon ballot
boxes to crush the Rebellion.
The Republican party resorts to bayonets,
and military strategy and doesn't care a " cop
per " for Ballot Bores.
The Democratic party believe in the great
Constitutional right OF the hdbeas corpus, as
shield to the citizen against arrest, and that
man has right to say and do what he
pieoses so long as he don't ufring upon the
eternal hallow that onshrines the tacred shade
Of the glorious hynobotical symbol Of the I'M
ion.
The Republican party believe in suspenng
the Corpus and letting the Habeas go TO the
D---N(Dxie land).
The Democratic PARTY believe a civil lawyer
superior to a military chap.
The Republican party believe a military
chap is superior to the evil editor OF the Ar
gus.
The Democratic party are opposed to ar
rests Of any kind, especially for disloyalty.
The Republican favor such arrests
The Democratic party believe that the
States are " sovereigns and recommends
that they pass instead Of paper currency vul-
carly called "Gteen Back"
The Republicans cenualize power in the
federal government, and suppress the disloy-
atty Of Copperheads.
The Democrats believe that the Union can
be maintained il the President will only re-
fiain from ttampiing under foot the cymboli-
cal grandeur and glorious eternity Of the
eternal rights OF the Constitutional preroga-
tives Of the Sovereign capacity Of the State
In a word be practical and let visionary
schemes alone.
The Republican party call this reasoning
Bosh."
The Democrats hold that secession and re-.
bellion are hostile to the Republican party
which is wickedly in violation Of the pledged
faith Of the States and that the Constitution
and the laws in pursuance thereof, shall be
maintained in all the States Of the Union ana
more too
The people should judge which set Of ptin'
ciples are the best, in peace or in war, anc
which party il most likely to save the Union
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-28
Qua Amy utNpuhqehce'
FROM THE TENTH REGIMENT.
Camp ia thc Field, brlow W,rtenton, Va
August 18th, 1863

Camp iu thc Field, below Wsrtenton, Va
August 18TH 1863
DEAR JoURNAL:-Cumpany * has to mourn
the loss Of two OF its members. Private Geo.
Crosselt, Of buxbury, W. died yesterday
morning Of typhoid fever. lie was sick six
teen days Hls father arrived here the night
before he died, Just in time to see him
S92 so were raised to send his remains home,
with which his father started yesterday after
noon. Young Crossett is greatly mournsd,
as he was not only an excellent soldier, but
as foe young man a. was IN the company.
lie took part in the evening prayer meet
ngs of the company, and tried to live the life
of a christian. lie was nineteen years OF age.
Leaves a brother and brother-ln-law still IN
the company. May be find rest where the
pure and good are, is the wish Of every man
in the company.
Alpa NJ. Austin, WAGNER, also died yester-
day evenings his disease was chronic diarhGa.
lie had been unable to drive his team for
some three weeks. He was prepared to start
for the general hospital, when " heet-winged
death cut short his earthly career. He was
from Essex aged, iorty-two years. He left
a son, in the same company, to mourn his I'M
timely loss May peace attend his ashes
Quite a number have been sick in the Regi-
ment, but they are recovering in our long rest.
Those that are unable to do active duty, are
to be transferred into the invalid corps imme-
diately Surgeon Childs, who has been alb
sent sick some five weeks, has now returned
fully able to perform his duties. Right glad
are we to see him back again. Curt. A. CO.
burn is Brigade Mail Carrier. For a week
past there has been considerable changing in
the army Troops have been sent to Alex
andris, quite number of regiments daily,
and from there presume they are being sent
to different places to enforce the draft. The
Vermont Brigade started for Governors Is
land, N. Y. Sunday, perhaps our Regt. will
go there; we have been expecting to leave
here since Friday last, but have not gone
yet. Private e. Holton, Co. c, (Rutland)
died last night with typhoid fever. Sergeant
Martin, Co. G, shot a rebel, guerrilla proba-
lbly,) on the other side of the river last Fri
day. Our regiment was on picket that day
Sergeant Martin saw him poking his gun to-
wards picket post of ours, just above him
and so drew up and shot him; he dropped
but crawed into the bushes and got away
1t is the first shot that has been fred at re-
bel BY member Of the 10th Vermont.
In haste. L.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-28

Gerrit Smith, in lecture at Albany on
Tuesday, spoke about the draft and did hot
spare Gov. Seymour. He said " Had there
never been an UNI atriotic breast, there never
would have been a question raised as to the
conshtutionality Of this law. Was there ever
anything so shameless as to see people
when rebels in arms are stalking up to their
very doors, intent on the disruption of their
country, and the overthrow of its institutions
to see them sneAking up to the constitution
and porting over its provisions. that they
may find some way by which they can consti-
tuiionally avoid doing anything for its pro-
lection :"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-28
Deaths.

At Camp Post Columbus, Ky, July 10, Mr.. Geo. i.
Green formerly ~ DAnyille aged "a,
In Morgan, July 80, Rebeaea, wire Of Jarvis Bartlett,
Esq, aged ~ years.
Aregmenal hospital OF lst Vt artillery of dysentery,
Geo W aged 20 years, son Of VIM. s. Marsh OF Craf's
bury Vt
Al West Derby, July 49, Of typhoid fever, Horauo.
aged 10. only son Of Hon. VIM. Moon.
In Wolcolt Aug. 18Th, of disease Of the heart, Mr.
Orhn Gates, aged 20 years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-28

BhhNhNWohIHs aug ~.
Up to this morning twenty-eght bodies
have been buried, but it is still impossible to
obtain a complete list Of the names Of those
killed in Lawrence as many are so much dis
figured as to prevent recognition, while It o's
are still missing and are supposed to be con-
eealed in the woods and ruins Of the ouibui d.
ings Besides, many left with Jim Lane in
pursuit of the murdeters and have not yet
returned.
The details brough, by citizens Of the
scenes in the streets aud houses Of the doomed
city are heart -reudng. The last accounts we
have Of Quanttell and his men are up to Sat
utday night, at which time he was being pur-
sued closely 10y Gen. Lane, who had been
skirmishing with him constantly since he left
Lawrence.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 81
Quantrell's force disbanGed on Grand Rv
or, going in all directions. Our forces are
pursuing. Thirty guerrilIas have been killed
as far as heard from.
Gen. Irving has just returned from the
pursuit Of Quantrells rebel force. 1t is esti-
mated that be did not have over 500 men at
Lawrence. TIE gueuillas we're disbanded at
the head Of Grand River, some going south,
some north, some east, and others scattering
into the brush.
Our forces have divided accordingly, and
are pursuing the rebels.
Continual diminishing is going on. Lieut..
Col Lara with two squadrons Of the LIST
Missouri State Militia had an engagement
with a hundred guerrllss on Big Creek, near
Jacksonville, Missouri, killing five and cap
turing considerable quantity of guns and
horses taken from Lawrence. Thirty one
guerrilas have been killed as far as heard
from.
State elections take place this fall in the
following order: Vermont, Sept. l. Califor-
mia, Sept. Maine, Sept. IA ,Pennsy lvania.
Oct. l3; Ohiu. OCT. IS New York and Mas
saohuseus, Nov 3, Wisconsin, Nov. 8 (;
Minnesota. Nov. 10; Delaware, Nov 10; To-
wa, Nov TO- Maine and Delaware elect a
Governor alone; California, Minnesota Ohio,
Vermont, and Wisconsin elect Governor and
other State officers. Pennsy lvania Gov
ernor and Supreme Court Judge New York,
several State officers, but no Governor. Cal
ifornia and Vermont also elect members Of
Congress. Delaware will elect one member
to fill vacancy. Maryland is sill to elect
her membets.
/ ORGAolzArIoN or NATGoNAL BANKR.-
There have been si1ty-six National Banks cs-
tablished under the act Of February, 1868,
viz: Maine, No. /, present capital Slo0,
0O0 New Hampshire, No. /, 100000 f.;
Massachusetts, No. 1, sl5O,00O; Connecu-
cut, No. 3, $50, 900 New York, No. 6, $780,
600; Pennsvlvania. No. IA, 81 .36t 900 n.
jersey, No /, $4,000; District OF Co.um-
/ bia. No. J., 100000 Illinois, No. 8, $780,
| Q. = I.tsrs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-28
DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMENT


This is 10 cerf that for the last hye years have used
in INV family DR. Tobias celebrated Venetian Eminent
aud in every instance have found 20 fully equal his
recommendations I have found il 90 give almost in.
Simultaneous relcfn u t1othaohe Group bilious
collie sore throat pain the chest and back, and iheu
matsm and ] cheeffully recommend It's uial u every
one afflicted with any Of the above named diseases.
JAMES II. WARNER.
Hartford Conn. Oct 18th, 1861.
sold by all druggists. Office SO Cortlandt ST. New
York go oS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-28

The force employed to preserve order in
the Seventh District, New York City, com
prises the Vermont brigade and one regiment,
the Twelfth, of U. S. Regulars The Yer
mont brigade, Col L, A, Grant, commanding
is compos d OF the Second regiment, Major
Tyler Third regiment, Col. seaver Fourth
regiment, Lieut.. Col Foster Fifth regiment
Lieut., Col. Lewis; Sixth regiment, Col. Bar
new
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-28

The copperheads have selected James N.
Johnson of Mortified, to fill the vacancy on
their County ticket, occasioned by the decease
Of Hon. Lewis Chamberlain, nominee for
States Attorney.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-28
IRELIEFIN TEN MINUTES.

BBYANs
l. u LIMO MO WA + T. II S
lEE Original Medicine Established in 1887 aud drst az
ucic of the Kind ever introduced under the name o
"frLNoNfc WAFEHs, in this or any other country
all other Pumouic Waters countcifciis. lhe ger
uine can be known 10y the name blt1 AN being STAN
cd on each WAFER
BHyANs PULNoNIc WAFERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoatscness.
BWAN's ruL~ustc wArgps
Relieve Asthma, bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
Bhf,Ns PuINoSic wArERs
Relieve sctuug IT Blood Pains in the Chest.
BEyAs's PubNoNio wAFERs
Relieve incipicnt Consumption Lung Diseases.
BHyAN's puLNosio WATERS
Relieve Irritation Of the Uvuls aud 1onsils
BRrANs PuIMoslc wArERs
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes
BRyAS's PuLNoNic wAPERs
Are Blessing all Glasses and Constitutions.
BRYANs puLHoric WArERs
Are adapted Tor Vocasts and Public Speakers.
BRyAN's PrLNoNic wApsps
Are. ill simple form aud pleasant to the taste.
BNyANs PrLsoKIo WAFBRs
Not ouy relieve, effect rapid and lasting Cures
BRYAH's puLNoStc WAPERs
Are warranted to give ,atisfaetion to every one.
No family should be without box Of
BRyAN's PuLMoNio wAFERs
in the house
No traveller should be without a supply
BRYAS's PULMoSIc wAPRRs
in his pocket
No person will ever object to give for
BRYAN's PuLMoNfc WAFERs
Twenty five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, p Cortlandt ST.. N. Y
Sold by all Druggists. 3O.shs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-28
oeos q 'D' copy OF a ifio't T r. MERRILL, Judge


TATE OF We NJ o Mt.
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court, holden at Montpelier, on the 18th
day Of August. A. n 1868
Hazen NJ Bingham, administrator " the estate Of Asa
Huch late Of Marshheld. IN said district. decreased.
makes application said court, for license 10 sell the
whole u the real estate uf said deceased, representing
that said sale necessary fr the payment Of the debts
sad deceased and expenses o. administration Of said
est.r Whereuppn. it is ordered by said court, that
said application be referred 70 the Sh day Of September
A. - $685. the Probate office In Montpelier, for hear
ing and decision thereon aud. 1t is further ordered
that an persons interested be notified hereof by pubica
ton Of notice Of this application and order thereon,
three weeks successfully in the Vermont Waterman a
state Journal printed Montpelier before said time Of
hearing that they may appear At said time and place.
and, II they see cause, object thereto
By the court.
666s Attest I. r. MERRILL, Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-28

The Tribune says that fifty copies Of the
Daily News were seized on Saturday morn
ing by Government detective on board 9
boat for Davids Island with the following on
the inside of the wrapper ITO the soldiers
of the G. S. A, with compliments OF Ben
Wood"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-28
Marriages.

In Glover, Aug. p, D. l.. Dwincl, Of Glover, and
o. Wiley, Of Sutton.
At Fort socum. Washington, ID. @. July "a, George
p Keeer, Of CO. +, lin regiment. and Sarah A. Mead
Of lIasburg.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-28
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!
BACHELORS CELBBRBTED HAIR DYE

Is THE DIST IN IHH " UkHU
The only Hay,ais@ True. and Reliable Dye hnora.
The SPLENDID Hair Dye PeIfect--changes Red Rusty
or Grey Hair instantly to Glossy Black or Natural
Brown without Injnring The Hail or Staining the skin
aving the Hair Soft aud Beautfa mpurs fresh vital
ty frequently restoring its pristine color, and reches
the in effects OF Bad Dyes. The Genuine is sign
ed William A. Bachelor, all others limitations, and
shou be avoided. Sold by all Druggit, &c Factory
81 Barclay st New York. Bachelors New Toilet
Gamer f,r Dressing the Hair daw59 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-28

REAARKs.-We caunot name single article whibh Is
in active demand. The market for all kinds Of flour
mains dull except fresh ground extras aud few choice
demand The sales Of butter are at 20 81 2 cts for
good choice and extra New York aud Vernon, daires
and Ia 10 cts for common and fair Potatoes are ar
wool there no change in prices and sales Of any con-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-28
Special notirrs.
CHILDREN OWE MUCH OF

CHILDREN OWE MUCH OF THEIR
sickness to Colds No matter where the disease MAY
appear be seated It's origin may be traced suppress.
sed perspirston or Cold. Cramps and Lung Com
plants are dircst products " Colds In short, COINS
are the h,rbnges Of haf the diseases that allie, human
y, Tor they caused by checked preparation, and
five Fights Of the vss,e matter Of the body escapes
through the pores II these pores closed, that proper
ton Of diseases necessarily follows Keep clear there
fore Of Colds and Coughs, the great precursors Of dis
ease, or Il ntrscted, break them up Immediately, by a
inely use of Madame Poriers Cnratiro B1isap sold
by all Druggists, az 10 ccnta and 25 cents per bottle 81
THE MlASMA AND FOUL VAPORS,
geneta,ed by the HOT sun will be far deadly to our
Volunteers than the enemy's bayouets In the Indian
and Cnmean campaigns, HoiLOwAY's Pulls we're
used In enormous quantities. They kept the troops in
perfect health. Only IS ents per box Soldiers supply
yourselves. 81
POISON MOI THE HEAD
with
NITRATE OF SILVER.
Use
CRISTADOROS HAIR DYE,
certified tc be
PURE-sAFE-UNEQUA
by
Dr. CHILTON, OF NEW YORK.
and
OTHER EMINENT CHEMISTS.
Produces any shade from rich mellow brown TO glossy
black n ten minutes, and contains ingredient that is
inju -ious to the hair.
Manufactured by J. CR1sTADORO, 6 Astor House,
New YORK Sold everywhere, aud applied by all II air
Dfessers.
Price si.5O and s3pcr box, according to size
t669 No 10.
CHRIsrADOROS HAIR pREsERVA11NE,
als valuable with his Dye, il mp,rts the almost son
ess the most beautiful gloss, aud great vitality to the
lair
Price 80 cents 81 aud 81 per bottle, according to size
3l.iv
EDroR or wAroHNAs, DgAR SIR With your
,ermssiou l. wish to say the readers u your paper
that viii send boy return mail to all who wish IT, le)
teioipe with flll directions for making and using a
sample Vegetable Balm, thai will cIecuail remove in
ten days Pimpes Blotchcs Tan, Frockles, and all lm
puri,ies NJ the skin leaving the so clear SMOOTH
aud beautiful
will also mail free TO those having Bill Heads or
Bare Faces, simple directions aud information dlt val
enable them to start full growth " Lusunan' Hair.
Whiskeis. or a Moustache. lcs, than 80 days Alap
plioatious answered by remtn mail without charge
Respectfully urs,
THOS. +. CHAPMAN. Chemist.
637i No S3l Broadway, n y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-28
TIE TRUE SOLDIER.

The true soldier cares nothing for "party
or "party lines He looks only to his
country for support and to his country's foe
for an antagonist. But how is it with those
men who claim to 'stand by the flag" and yet
who make such howl because the govern
ment IS forced to draft men in order to get
enough to sustain the noble soldiers in the
field They cry SHANE on the tyranny Of
the government and openly denounce the
opposers Of the rebels And yet they claim
to regard with sympathy our soldiers Mon
sterous ialsehood They feel sympathy for a
true soldier They who never say one word
against the rebels, but who never allow a
single chance to go by to deform our army
and our government!
One Of tee severest rebukes to this class of
men is found in the caustic articles Of 80 c.
X" When pseudo Democrat asked where
are all the wide-avakes of the last cam paign -
o. c. X. "meditatiyely" answers TOO
many of the WIDE AwAKEs' OF the last cam
paign are indeed fast asleep now, when their
country needs them. | saw one of them
slumbering near Cupepper Court House last
week. lie was sleeping with his right arm
twisted IN the spokes Of disabled cannon
wheel, and a small purple mark ,ogs on his right
temple. But he iods not alone IN his forgettuI
s'oh my bogi Tor Rs"r HIM and rigidIy grasp
eng his disegoged hand Uas a DEMOCRAT
siumbering too"
And so it is all along the extended lines,
where our noble warriors are sleeping. 10y
al men sleep side by side, and whether
"mouldering back to dust" or dreaming OF
the coming fray" not one Of them thinks OF
party lines, only as drawn between traitor,
and loyal men TRAxUs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-08-28

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mansel A Otmsbee, West Haven.
By reason Of pdrieoss ucins.
s.ro,,i p.tl.. pn,.,.A
Thonss ip1, a,o,li i enJ,,'',a
David A Ricb.,dson pi;,st,,1
-, -" 49,, 80, ~ o'''"'"'
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r.. - ~ ~ wv
'-'' y " ",'''i' "'uu'.Uu'''
U"H''ot 'oo'"a % hnss'
henry Iramoull' fit'siofd'
injury gf righi shoulder.
Francis 4 Fish. Westbaven.
49,. = ....- 10
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""'''h humphrey ! l''siIu
u@Sn0' 'ooH"a q 'No"'a'''
"n'on Lahuoh' r'i'si'tu
49, DPoF"ea HH'"'aer'
william Keith, Wesihaven.
Payaiysis Of ighf arm.
Henry Armstrong, Casteton.
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Ohas LahB"orthyi Mlouleouy'
General Debility.
Harlan NJ Root, Orwell
Richmond Axtui, Ripton
William l. Ninton, Granville
Calvin ID Noble, Middlebury
Charles Wtherby, Orwell
Alexander Phillips, CastlttOn
William Hale, Brandon.
Ii5eeiity.
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holln MeachAm, Brandon
Charles SWEET Benson
samuel l. Lawrence, Brandon
onlia "efmaua sudbury
Loose odrfiiage Of knee jpinf
John 4 I.amors. Rridnort
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lsaae luekefi Hancock.
Leda f'alg.
Homer Hayes, Granville.
b. reason Of dus lsc of the lungs.
Cauou q Grswold. Orwell.
EtRyeme Ob.sity
Carlos Beach. CAstic,on.
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Jobn Cloyes. salisbury
Samuel a Arnold, Benson
Cardiac Dseass
George Ford. Granville
Charles Bumn, salisbury
Ira Patrick. jr. Granville
Charles i Church, Leicester
S S'.s y = S Sil,il sudbury
FreEeI St John. Hgb5srd,op.
cardiac disease and general ae5,hfv.
Wesley B Wilkins. sudbury
Er,mpied by reason Of Hernia.
Romeo W Shoales Orwell
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Henry A Griswold. Orwell
Albert Il saPsTy, Cornwall
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George farnsr. M,illoberv
Cufann d Abel, Orwell
Edg,r a Parker, Granville
Matthias Muligau, Pu.fofd
william / Howard, tairuayen
Ralph q pcfaius,
Tuy Gilbert
John Leanan, Rutland.
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CHARLES ii towley Midi'en1ry
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John W Eikins, Pn,sfard.
Dise1sc Of kidneys asd short tigAtednsu.
Judson Harvey, Middiebury.
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