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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15

/ WoiCorr Moderator, P. A. Stevens clerk
Porter Crane sselectmen, Thaddous Hubbell
Sloan Gates, L. D r. Collins; treasurer, Por
ter Crane constable, Edison Pinney oyerseel
Of poor, j s Carter listers K f, Parker
! g. G. Moulton, Oscar Eaton auditors X, F
Parker, IL. b. Bunday, e. NJ. Clifford agent
! D. X. Moves school superintendent, Horace
lIerrick.
CAMBRIDGE. CLERK, W H. Griswold select
men. J. II, Gates, N. Atwood, +. Wetherby
treasurer, + Wetherby overseer Of poor, Luke
Edwards constables, w. ii. Parker, lst, Jesse
Sears, 2nd listers, Ii. Morse T. D. Powell
A. g. Barber auditors, j. W, SAKE, j. l..
Whtcomb, G r. Butler trustee, N. Atwood;
grand jurors, g. A. Barber, Henry Stowell
agent, 6. A, Barber superintendent Edwin
Wheelock
EDEN Moderator, David Randall clerk,
treasurer and agent, Amasa Stevens selectmen,
Asa Smith, Geo II. Sargent Simeon Ingalls, Jr;
overseer Of the poor, Francis Atwe constable
and superintendent, David Randall listers N.
). Adams, b. Whitney d. G. Smith auditors,
Leonard Hutchins, o, Z, Brown, james Brown;
trustee, George Bassst grand juror, Leonard
Hutchlns.
SEVENTEENTH BEGmENT The st. Adams
Company, Capt. Brown, arrived at Burlington
Tuesday afternoon, and Immediately went into
camp.
Tho commissioned officers of Co. D. are
Henry A. Eaton, Rochester Captain; &. w.
Gibson Sharon, First Lieutenant, Worthington
Pierce, Woodstock, Second Lieutenant.
Daniel B. Dudley, Of Royalton, has resigned
bis clerkshlp in the Paymaster Generals Office
and entered law Office in New York city.
Robert Roberts, belonging in Vermont, was
found dead on Friday morning on board boat
at Providence, and a comrade named Walter
Dunkeley barely alive, but who may recover 1t
is supposed lhal they cooked their supper on
board aud were suaocatod by the fumes Of the
fire loft unquenched when they went to sleep
lSscRrrIoSs oN CoLoRs. General Banks
has ISSUED an order directing the regiments and
batteries Of the 10Th army corps to inscribe on
their coors the names OF various actions in
which they have borne distinguished parts
Among the number are the following
oh Vermont Volunteers Gotten, Bsland
Port irds0n
WASHINGTON COUNTY CouRT The Court has
been in session here since last Tuesday, Judge
Asahsl Peck presiding, assisted by Judges Fuller.
ton and Warren
} A. WNo Esq read poem before the
Students Geological aud Debating 5 ciety last
Wednesday evening Unable to be present
to hear it, We cannot give our readers any idea
Of its merits. Mr.. Wing has written some very
good poetry, as any one can learn by consulting
the Poets aud Poetry Of Vermont The po-
cm read by him on this occasion, has not, We
believe, been published
Far IN BAgToN.-on tuesday night the
saw.mill owned by David 5. Abbott, Oh Barton
river, about two miles from Barton village
with is contents, was entirely consumed by
fer Loss about 900. Insured for 5000
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To Physicians and InyaIids.

The Rrv. CuinLEs KtSo, formerly Secretary the
London Evangelical Alliance aud recently connected as
resident Minister and Physician with the yeneEupll
Missions will send FRGH Vt COST the Prescription with
which be successfully treated while IN charge of large
Mission llosptal, upward Of hundred cases Of Con.
SUMPTION IN The first, second and third stages
The remedy equally adapted to the treatment Of Ash
ma CatarTh bronchitis aud all affections Of The Lung,
Throat and Passage Shil It speedily inYgorAes The
eneebled Nervous system aud energies the detan sed
functions Of the stomach, Liver, and liowels.
Permission 10 given to refer the Presidents and Pro
tiora OF the several Medical Colleges Of the CITY and
to the Rev. hcstrs ADAAi, p0frIn, sAyHHs ana Van
BpRAs. Aadrers with stamp
Rev CHARLES b. KING,
station b, Bibe Houte, New ORR.
?. 81 wish publicly 10 acknowedEe the Kenerost,
Of THOSE publishers Who from motives Of humanity have
given this Advertisement free Insertion Religious paper
are earnestly requested " copy wrisyi
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Ubt 5ftarket6.
CARTRIDGE MARKET. morch o.

At Market 46j Cattle about $50 Beeye and SO Stores
consisting o. Working Oxen Mich Gov sndoue two
andthree years old.
Pdces-Marael Besf-Extra al1,90 70 sllbO nrst
Nasg sl02j to 1906 "a $3.50, to 91j 3D. ~ Is TO 7Ib
Working 0xen-Sl2s to 200.
Oowsand Oslyes-&25 20 o.
Yeerings- 1000 to COCO two years DID, $1,000 to 90
20 three years old, 5000 to $500.
sheep and Lambs35OO At market prices in lots u "a
to $50 each extra, 1900 to.s9bO.
Spring Lambs-7OO to 300
Hides-9to q! pr ID. Tallow--gto lOGprlb
Veal Calges-JOc to O0c per ID. Calf sklns-OOc pr ID.
Pelts $3.50, to 400 each.
RSgAms Owing % thehcayy rains The cattle trains wert
all late Sheep lower, cattle higher
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Jfl0rrlGG

IN the Congregational Church In Waitshed On Sab
bath Eve. The inst, by Rev a. g pascomb Mr. Thomas
Fulton, Of Boston, Mass aud Miss Leucia A. Chapman
" Nausheld
In hay svile, California, Jan ed by Rev j II
broii, 4 TOW, member Of the Assembly from n
Dorado county ami ,hirlotte H. HYDE of Marysville
In Foysiton, Feb 10th, by Rev. L s. Haynes Mr.. J.
ten Of Royalion
Also BY the same, March ith, MIR. Ezra Haaen Of
Hartford, Vt, and Miss Jeru,ha Mason, Of Royalton
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Thomas &. Taplim's Estate

THE ubserbets, having bren appointed by The non
OTable Probate Court Tor the Districtof Washington
CoGmsslonerf tOreceiVe examine and dJu.tal claims
and demands OF all persons against The estate OF Thomas
c, Tapn late Of Montpelier in said District deceased
the 18Th day Of February 1864 being allowed by ssid
Court to the cTedtorSo said deceased exhibit and
prove US; give notice the
we will auendto the duties Of cue appointment at
the dwelling house Of Mrs. Thomas TAplin, In Montpe
lie in said District, the 10th days OF April and July
next at O'clock the afternoon on Zach OF said days
&c. EMERY COMMISSIONER
February IS, A. D. 1854. Fllw3
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The Cincinnati Gazette ssys 10 the trans
portatiou Of several hundred prisoners from
Camp Chase to Rock Island, o few days since
some desperate fellow cut hole in the bottom
Of the car, through winch ten escaped while
he train was running al rapid rate"
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CAUTION
TO FEM4LES LVDELICATE HEALTH

To EN.TIIEo ~ UELICAIE HE.3LTH
nh Dow, Physician ard Surgeon, No. Endcou Street
~ Boston, IS conulted daily for all diseases incident to
DE female system frolapsus Uteri Falling Of the
Womb, Flour Abus, Suppression and other Menstrual
arrangements are al rea.ed pathological prn-
cIp ana speedy relief guaranteed In few days. SO in
'arably certelH is ,e new mode Of treatment, that most
obstinate cases yield under IT, and the an cted person
soon feJuices To perfect health
Dr. Dow has doubt had greater experience in the
cure Of diseases ofwomen than any 9th physician in
Boston
Boarding acc0mmoda ions for pati.nts who may wish
tOfify 100 Bottom for few days under his treatment.
| DIR. Dow, nee 1875 having confined his whole atten-
ZION to an ohca paccc for the OF Private Diseases
aud Female Complaints Acknowledges no superl in the
United States.
NB-AIl letters must contain one dollar tbey will
not be answered.
Office hour from A NJ to9PM
Boston, luy p, 1868 wf30yl.
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RELIEFtS TEN MINUTES
Bryau's PulInOnic Waters

Tbs most cerAnaud speedy remedy discovered for
all Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs, Coughs Colds
Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis, InHu ensa
Hoarseness, Difficult Breathing, Sore
Throat, DC, &c.
THESE WFERS give the most instantaneous md pet.
L feet relief and when pSrsevered with aooordp NJ l.
directions, fail to effect rapid and LISTING cure
Thousands have been restored to perfect health who bAy
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tutons they equally ablessing and curenone need
despair matter how long the disease may have exist
ed however severe 1t may be, provided the organ
structure Of the vital organs Is not hopeessy decayet
Every one Afflicted should give them an impartial trial
To Yooasts and public speakers these Waters are ne.
ouharly valuable they will In one day remove the mos
severe occasional hoasenes and their regular use for
few days will, all times increase the power aud ne,
6iity Of the voice. greatly improving its tone oompss
and cearnes for which purpose they are regularly used
by many profesSoal vocalisls. Noy2swdkmly
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor 81 Gortlandt Street, y
Price % cts. per box. Fer sale by all Druggists
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For Coughs, Colds and Consumption

VHE VEG EfABLE PULMONARY BALsAM is tn.
! most highly approved medicine ever discovered. II
ms s0Od me bcst IF all tests, Tmt having had an an
preeedented sale Of Heay otty years II isrecomm I'd
ed by best physciaHS most eminent citizens the
Prss, The Trais, 90 fact by al who know it, For cefth
prs 90 each bottle. The Proprie ots VIII cheerfuy re
fund e money not entirely satisfactory. Price 90 cts
and the large bottles much he cheapest. BE cuefa
10 ~ ne genuine, which Is prepared only by REED
CUTLER CO., Wholesale Druggists, Boston Sold In
Montpelier by Dealers generally wY5lm6
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Casualtie. in the LIST Vermont Cavalry.

Casualties in the LIST Vermont Cavalry
Below we copy from the Burlington Times q
Cavalry IN X lpatrick' recent expedition. The
Times says We are indebted to Lieutenant
&c. W Morse at present acting QqarteTmastcr
and Commissary, for the following list Of cIsu-
alties in the Cavalry Regiment during kilpat-
rick's raid.-lt will be noticed that the number
Of missing IS quite large, and it is feared they
are in the haEds Of the rebels. Lieutenant
Morse wfes from Fortress Monroe, under date
Of March !. lie says the regiment had a very
hard march 1t rained and showed cool por-
ton OF tie time, and the roads were very heavy
most OF the way. In regard to the losse, he say,
the men were mostly lost in the night time.
Probably large part are prisoners, though
some are killed undoubtedly.
The Regiment was at Yorktown on the It'll,
recruiting their horses and resting.
Missing.
Company A.-pryate, Almon McClennen
Co. B.-Pryate, Frank b. Joslin, Simon
Dulor, Milo Farnsworth
Co. Corporal, Pliny NJ Mofet Private
Daniel p. Bancroft, Fri McCullis.
Co. D Private, Fred A. Powers, Phineas
l.. Sargent, Geo +. Bennett, Milo Persons
Co. F-Corporal NJ. Ii. Cook Private,
John Buthriok, Geo. W Field, d. A. Brink
Juhus Cunningham, Samuel Welman, II. c.
Spauldng, Harrison Mullen, Arson A, Kelly,
+. Drew,
Co G.-Private, Lyxia Snow, Samuel SIM
mons, Michael Madden, Lewis Knapp, Thomas
G. Hard, John Delaney, George Ii. Dunn,
George II. Calkins, Nelson Dragon, ". A.
Colby, Thomas Barney, james Brady,
20 H-Pryates Joseph Hodges, Henry w
COX, John Button, Frank Ross
Co L-privates James Manchester Terence
Mccain.
Co. K.-Prvates Frank r Trimbls, Horace
Taylor, Aaron Joutt, Louis Ganlett, w. d.
Wotson, Myron Faes, Louis Layake, Alexis
Mathew, Alfred Mathew, Oliver LaPine, Timothy
Wsell, &. D. Leonard, John Sheldon David
Hamblin, +, j. Blood.
Co. Private Augustus Boyd,
Co. M-Corporal Ii. Il. Sheldon priVates
Joseph Duchhnani AlttahueI DlstlllOn, Juilut
Seymour.
WOUNDED AID MISSING
Co. G.-Privates Edwin A. Porter, wounde ed
in four places, VIM. n Dunn, Rollin d. Nal
Tory.
Co. K.-Privates John beckett Charles i.
Joutt, Jam Bedon, David X Pierce,
WOUNDED AND PRESENT.
Co. C.-Privates Lamb Bannisler, John &
Bancroft, slightly.
Co. Private Hubbard j Eastman.
Co. G.-Private Charles q. Dunn, supposed
morally.
Co. k--Sergeant Benjamin Sheldon.
Private Bradford q. Whipple, Co D, died Of
cold and exhaustion, near the banks Of the Pa
munkey River.
LIFT SICK ON MARCH.
Private james Boswell, 90. Il.
REHABILITATION.
Missing, SO
Wounded and Missing,
Wounded and Present, 5
Total, II
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BOSTON MARKET, March ~.

Flour Western $3.50 100
rorh-pnme, $1,000 go % Mess, s2J,coto 400
Beet tla,51 to goOl Lard, l4tolis Hams, u to -
Hogs dressed, 81 tOyt
Batter, 80 to 40 Cheese l5tol7 Eggs u lo2A 70
atoei 81 too Dried Apple gto loi.
Beans t2,7j to $500. Peas &l25 to SI,35.
Herds grass seed ta,25to t5O Clover, Is 1913.
Starch otto Talos, IA 10 l2!.
Wool Pan Blood Meruo, rs 10 50 Thrceourtls blooii
5000 Haltuo,d7- to7l Common Is to TO-
Corn L29to1,30 Cat. s0.o.s5 Rye 32tol,3l
H0ls IS % %
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15
New Music and Music Books
lust iesiyed at
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Comprising nearly
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The following books OF uniform size and style and
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No better collection OF music published, great care
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THE SHOWER OF PEARLS A collection o. CA.iss
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All the above Is xels will b seat post paid fer eie
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MONTPELIER MARKEr, Marh

"'"'' T T4II1EIt 'I4tItIATFI9 WHIH IT
PRousoss.-Buttet 20 to y Cheese l4to17, Larc
1910 % Tallos 3D. Dried Apple 10 lob Eggs 10 cen
Potatoes J0to75. Beals g. oCto 80. West India 81
{ars, l3to2j. Peas, 800 to 1850
Oni3ns-i 5000 to O0J. Appes- Is 90 per Dbl.
FLoca- Extra, $500 to $50. Dolbe E4ta $3.50
300. saperEatra 49, o 1915
GRlN ASn a4t. Com, .i,-J oats ". Herdspas
Seed f42J TO 2j per bushe Clover II to u per pound
Hay, s. to 10 pea tou. Rye, tI25.
AscEllASEocs-- aad green hard WOOD S,Z5to5,7
shinglesitlo9 to 80. wool--common 90 to Is. Bat
100 to 9, per cord. haul go 90 go
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Gle freeman


We desire to make the FREEMAN particularly valuable
It's newsrom ALI parts Of Vermont aud our friends IN
different parts Of the State especially iniWashngon, Or
ange and lamoe Counties, will confer great favor
upou us and readers by sending US local intelligence
Give US the facts and Will arrange them Tor the paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15

Consumptiss sufferers Will receive a valuable pre-;
scriplion for the cure u Consumption Asthma, Bson
chs and all Throat aud lnrg Affections free Of charge
by sending their address TO
Rev. b. A. WILSON, wlnamsbursh.
F6N3wH Kipgs Co. NewYort
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TlEsubsorbefs, having been appointedby the llonon
bic Probate Court orthe District Of Randolph com
mlssoners to receive examine, and adjus al claims and
dema nds OF all persons against the Estate Of Avian
Hovey late Of BrOOkheld, In said district deceased rep
resented ns0lvent and The term Of sill mouths from he
5h day Of Ma o 1894, being allowed by said Court to the
creditors of said deceased oeIhb and prove thetsspec
live claims before Give notice thai will attend to
the duties Of our appointment at The dwelling house
Of David Emery IN Bfookhed, IN said district, on the
second Wedne'days Of April and August next at O'Clock
in the forenoon on eash said day.
REUBEN PECK, i,,.
GORDON +. HIBBAhD 'o"''' -
Bfockfeld March, s A, u &, 1864. wTllw9
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As spiritual pride dispo,es persons to assume
much to themselves, 50 it also dsposes them 10
treat others with neglect. On the contrary,
true christian humility disposes persons to hon
or all men, agreeable to that rule, Pet ii IL.
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MfoarAsT 10 LADiEs.-la HAaySI's FlAALE PlLLsr
have ncyrr ye tted removing dimcHNcs arising from
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NOT be taken during the first three or four months Of
pr gnancy, though sale at any other time az miscarriage
would be the result
Each box contains "a Pins. Price g.
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In Montpelier, March T. OF membrAneous Group, Ett,
daughter Of John p and Julia ? Dewey, aged three
years aud II We me tbs
In WaitsAeld March Oh, Of spotted fever, Helep
wife Of Romeo W Green, aged S3 years and months.
In lillian stown, Feb 18th, Mr. Peter Bean, aged %
years worthy Brother, and for many years faithful
minister Ia the ", Z. Church
In Worcester March 18Th Of Consumption, Mr. Nathan
MS Hayward, ormerly Of Aevorih n. aged 81 yrs
Printers 10 please copy.
In horetown, Feb. ~, Of disease Of the head, Ida M
daughter Of Nath mel and haryett Kbby, aged ye,u
months al d II days
Liule Ida was our darlihg
Pride Of all our hea'ts at home,
But an angel came aud whispered
Gently, softly, " lda,-oome "
In East Montpelier, Feb 10Th OF di,htheri., Isadora
VI daugh er Of Lewis T.. and Dantha N. Hobbs aged
years month and % days
Thou vast borne from fond hearts away,
Thou lovely little one
Thou had not long with to stay
Thy little work done.
Also Feb. 10Th, OF dphthra, Diantha N. wife Of Lewis
E. hobbs. aged ~ year. months and ~ days
with patience and christian torti.ude she endured the
Distressing disease that had snatched her CHI Id fron her
arms for her tru' was In Him who has said He will pre-
pare manson Tor hose that love Him.
She is now IN Jesus arms at rest,
Free from sorrow and paini
And while We deep mourn her loss,
We know It is her gain
In WRbneld, March bh Of spotted fever, Mr. Nathan
B. Johnson, aged 81 years aud months,
In Waupaca, Wis. Feb, 23i of heart disease, Abby
Ann, daughter Of Joseph b ami Olive H. Hebard, aud
grand ughter Of Lucus and Irene nebard Of Randolph
Vt aged 10 years and nine months.
Vermont papers please copy.
Dian Warren, Feb Goth, Of Typhus Peteeohialis, or
Spotted Fever, Della Adelaide, oldest daughter Of Dr
James NJ and rs Jennette NanDtuson, aged 10 years
Dian az North Concord, sister Mars ]. Chapman wife
Ut BeniaLi +. Currier aged a years aud II months
Ilnp In Bradford Feb 10Th, Maria Gitshel, aged Ga
years and moLths.
DEp in Bradford jan ooh, David Chase aged 50 years
and i've months
Died in walden, Nov. 2i,h 1863, Mrs. Fanny winslow,
aged 81 years,
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For Sale.

FARM Of about any acres, house and barn, situated
a In Brookaeld, on the old stage road eAdlsn from
Randolph to Montpelier and about two miles north Of
Clesveland Village Terms easy. For particulars ad-
iress 'aure OF j. Lamson, residing near the rremi-
ses J. lAMrok, Agent.
Brookheld, Jan ", 1884
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A Gard 90 InyaIids.

A Clergyman while residing in South America as
mis- ionafy discovered safe and simple remedy for The
Cure Of Nervous Weakness Early Decay, Diseases (
the Urinary and seminal Organs and tho whole train Of
disorders brought on by banefnl and vicious habits
Great numbers have been already cured by This noble
remedy. promptedby desire g. benefit the afflicted and
unfortunate will send the receire for preparing and
asag this medicine Ia sealed enyelane 10 any Que no
needs Il, Free Of oA1ge. 1ddrat
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STATION ~ BiRLn HousE,
Noe rork CITY
Feb. ~, 1854, Tiy
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M similar troubles, II suffered to progress result in
II Serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatic aHeo.
lions, oftenumes inourahe
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRooHEs
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sheep Wash Tobacco.
Jacques Pure Extract of Tobao CO

Will notiniure the most delicate animal.
Kills Ticks on sheep
Cures Soabs Sheep,
Kills all vermin on Animals sna Birds
Cures all skin Diseases on Animals.
Kills Bugs on Roses Lice on House Plants.
Kills csnker Worms on Apple Trees.
Kills Bed Bugs and Water Reaches.
Kills all yermin tina. nsst Grape and Cranberry
Vnos
One Pound of this Extract will Make Six.
teen Gallons of Wash
For sale by all Druggists, and at County and AgrIeu
tural stores.
Price IS cents per pound A liberal discount 10 the
trade andlarge purchasers.
orders promptly sent by express
JANEsF, LEvIN,Ag
F6m6 South Down Co., 20 Central Wharf Bo,top.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15

TnE NFw HOTEL IN STOWE Mr. Blngham's
NV h9tl is 10 active progress and will he
ready TO open about the 1T Of Jane. II will
be, we are told til large5: hotel in Vermont.
ltitls to be lighted with gas, made by Dnko's
patent apparatus, manufactured by the Bur
llpgton Automatic Gas Company.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15

Surgeon Enoch Blan formerly Of Lyn-
don, but late of the 18th, Is on the staff Of the
General commanding district of West Florida,
as medical director