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PAvoRABLa CHAsos IN FRANCE. -
Malakoff" writes from Paris 10 the
New York Timss
"a few days after the news of the
reelection ci Mr.. Lincoln arrived at
Paris. Mr.. Dayton carried TO NJ, Drouyn
de Lhuys dispatch from Mr.. Seward,
and held with the French Foreign Min
lister long conversation. What the ma
ture OF this conversation was we do not
know, but since then the tone OF the
oeicisl snd seml.official press has been
entirely changed, An order has evil
IDENTIFY been issued to cease the abuse OF
Mr.. lincoln and the systematic lying
about the Union cause which these pa
pers have been in the habit Of indulg-
ing in"
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Nor KILLBD.-Freeman Wakefield, of
Ludlow, of the 18th Reg, reported killed
In the battle of the Wilderness In May
last, writes to his friends from the pris-
oners' camp near Florence, 8. O., to send
him by flag OF truce package of 100
pounds weight, of such necessaries of
life as viii keep him fIom starving. So
direct was the evidence OF his death In
battle that administration had been
granted on his estate and commissioners
appointed.
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SENATE VorR ON THE WHISKY Tax
The following was the vote in the U. s..
Senate on the measure to tax whisky 81
a gallon on and after the first of Janu-
airy
Feos-Messrs. Brown, Collamer, Con-
ness, Dixon, Farweii, Foot, Foster Hall,
Harlan, Henderson, Howard Lane, lind. }
Lane, kansas Morgan, Pomeroy, Ram
sey, Sherman, Sprague, Sumner Ten
Eyck, Wilkinson and Willey-22
Eoys-Messrs. Buckalew, Cowan Da-
Wis, Grimes, Hendricks, johnson, Nc
Dougall, Powell, Richardson, Salisbury.
Trumbull and Van Winkle-12.
A5sest OF rot eoting-Messrs. Carlisle,
Chandler, Clark. Doolittle Harding,
Harris, Hicks, Howe, Morrill,, Nesmith,
Riddle Wade, Wilson and Wright-14.
The bill only requires the signature of
the President to become law.
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.AcR RHsoLuTroSs.-In the rebel
I.se of Representatives, on Saturday
last, Mr., McMulien, Of Virginia, offered
resolutions in favor of sending within
the Union lines commissioners to treat
with replsscn'"''-'- o"-',e Government
at Washington Iol restoration of peace.
In reply to question, McMullen stated
that Bishop Lay, who recently arrived
in Richmond, had been assured by Gen.
Grant that any such commissioners
would be allowed to pass through his
lines. "Hangman' Foote, it is said, has
retired from the robel Congress to private
life In disgust.
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CoLp.-The storm blew itself entirely
out on Thursday and left us cold, clear,
stinging Winter weather. The Their
mometer yesterday morning stood .:
about 20 degrees below zero, and the
prospect is fair, as we write, for day or
two more cot the same sort"
In Bennington We learn that the mer-
curry yesterday morning fell to % de-
grees below, and it reached about the
same point In some places in this vicin-
ity.
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rPuBIlo-No. III


AN ACT making appropriations for the pay
mens of invalid AID other pensions OF the Unit
ed States for the year ending the thrteth OF
June, eighteen hu, drsd aud .ixty-hye,
BE IL enacted BY tk Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives Of As UR,ssd Ssa,es Of 4mer,sa 10 Goa
grsts assembled
That the following sums be, and the same are,
hereby appropriated, cut Of auS money in the
ment Of pensions for the year ending tn tbrti-
eth Of June eighteen hundred and Il ty Ave;
For inva I'd pensions under vsrious acts, one
million dollsrs,
For pension 10 widow, mothers, children, and
sisters, undr tbs first ssCton Of the act Of fourth
Of July, eighteen hundred ard thirty six; act Of
July twenty aTst, eighteen hundred and forty
eight; ffst stoaon of the ct Of February third,
eighteen hun red and ffty-three June third,
eighteen hundred and tifty- light; aud July four
teenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-two. two
million two hundr, a theus nd dollars.
Approved January %, 1884
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wYMAN & TYLER, Agents.
50 Water street, Boston, Mass,
DARN FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale very deslraos
Farm In Castleton. Said farm contains ~ aoiJST
Of which over one hundred acres is wood n Ssif
The farm is situated about mile ana -.
from Castleton village, thereby offering S..s,ston
ucational advantages, being so near Sss
Seminary, at present one Of the most piO'p1'ytS a
schools in the State. The wood alone on "
farm will nearly pay for the farm. There III ~
q large sugar orchard on the place OF aoous ~
trees. Buildings consist Of good story al3
half house, two large barns with fine epnns M
ter running at both barns and house. Inc p ~
ings are situated on the main thorougnme n ~.
Cestleton to Rutland. The rairosd "a. Sgi AZ
Through the farm and near the wooa rau VII W.
demand for any amount Of wood, and but s sncn
distance to draw IL. Price o. os.a lain ...;r ~
Most Of the purchase money can IelA ~ ~
moYtraas n desired, Or mot, at the option o. so1
nnrshssnr. Persons wishing further parnS,1,!s"
rsn ARMY to John Howe, Esq, Castleton vuisss,
Who Vii eive al the information asked ana sns'
the prennisas to any one wishing to purchase.
have also good farming landst love - ~
other western States, that would e1cnnng s. ~
good farms In Vermont, and Il desired VII Ps -
part in cash, and the balance In lands Weesl ~ Z
Fiyina persons a chance 10 Immediately eneo.
sale Of their property here and secure = me so
time desirable farming Lands In the WesI -
At the present time are rapidly riAnS N As~
Apply TO the undersigned e VAIN VNsT
sep29-d&wtf fkAHAN
Waillngford Seps. n 1854
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Approved February 20, 1864.
fPuRLlo--No. Ii l

ktUBLIC-NO. 10
AN ACT 10 extend the fine for the withdrawal
Of goods from public stores and bonded ware
houses, and for other purposes
Be 1t enacted By Lhs Senate and House of Repre-
sentatiUes # the United States Of America in Con-
gTess assembled:
Tha all goods, wares, atd mer handise now
in pubic stores or bonded wareh ou=es, on which
duties are unpaid, and which shall have been in
bond more than one year, and less than three
years, at the time of he passage of this act, may
be entered for consumption, and the bonds car :
celed at any time before the first day of Septem.
Der next, on payment Of duties and charg ac-
cording to law; and that all acts and parts Of
acts inconsistent with the provisions of this act
be, and the slime are hereby, repealed. This act
TO take effect from and after its pass &c.
Sec. 2. And be 10 further enacted, That the
term License =" in the first proviso TO the If
teenth section of the act entitled "An act in
creasins temporarily the duties on imports, and
for other purposes approved July fourteen,
eighteen hundred and sixty-two, shall be held TO
extended to all vessels authorized by law to en-
gage in the coastiug trade, whether sailing under
registers or enrellments and licenses,
Approved February 20, 1854
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marching, without base Of supplies,
across the three hundred miles OF hos
tile country which separate him from
the Atlantic coast. We venture, at least,
10 think that such an attempt, II 1t
should be really made will either be
about the greatest feat ever accom-
pllshed in war, sho1ld 1t succeed, or
the occasion and the prelude of one Of
the most memorable disasters on record
on the opposite hypothesis"
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The sroRH. Two or three engines
were showed In, at different places on
the Vermont Central Railroad during
the storm of Wednesday night, and a
train ran of near Burlington and was
not replaced till Thursday afternoon.
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NORMAL INSTITUTE,
PoULTEEY, VT.
MARTIN d. COLE, A, NJ, px,u,;,,,
d. DWIGHT COLE, hHn''pa4S'

Second Session commences WEDNESDAY,
FEB. 9th, 1865.
THREE classical, Commercial
and English.
Young men prepared for any clsss in College,
or given a thorough practical business educs-
ton. .
The Commercial Department has all the adj
yantages of Connie DIAL College. Fee for en-
tire course-penmauship ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
dollars.
Excellent aeconrssodatans for boarding Stu
dents. Rooms furnished entire-fuel and lights
found. Eg
For Circulars Apply to either Principal.
Dec. Is, 1854. decl6-d Vim
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SHsRMAN's ACHIEVEMENTS ABROAD
Those foreign papers which spoke Of
Sherman's undertaking in the spirit of
the following from the Manchester
Guardian, are in duty bound to award
him extraordinary credit now:
aBut we confess we receive with in
creduiity the story that instead Of re-
firing northward to contest the posses
sion Of Tennessee, he t0en- Sherman)
has conceived the moostxous Idea Of
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PouLrSEY NORMAL IssrrruTH.--At a
meeting held on Tuesday, Dec. q, for
the organization of the corporation OF the
Poultney Normal Institute, pursuant to
an act of the General Assembly of Yer
mont, approved November Is, 1854, the
following officers and Board of Trustees
were elected
President, Joseph Joslin, Esq.
V'ce President, Hon. Merritt Clark.
Secretary, d. Dwight Cole,
Treasurer, Martin d. Cole.
Trustees, Saml P. Hooker, ESQ. Poult-
ney, John B. Beamsn, Esq, do, Rev.
John Newman, d. D., do, Harvey Rowe,
do, Rev. Seaman A, Knapp, do, Henry
Clark, do, j. J. Joslin, do, Hon. Barnes
Frisbie, East Poultney, Rev. W. Ledyard
Palmer, do, Elijah Ross, Esq. Middle.
town, Hon. Ralph Richards, Hampton,
N. Y, Hon. @. F. Thompson, Granville,
N. Y, Pitt W. Hyde, Castleton, Rev.
Vim. III. Hull, Wells, Hon. Alanson Al
len, Fairhaven, Hiel Hollister, Pawlet,
Jonas Wilder, Rupert.
The Poultney Normal Institute Is a
school for young men, opened during
the past year, and is under the charge
of Martin d. and D. Dwight Cole, who
are successful and experienced teachers.
A Commercial Department is connected
with the Institute and facilities equal
to the best commercial colleges are af-
forded to the students. The present term
closes on the 9th of January, and next
session opens on the 9Th of February.
A course of lectures before the students
will soon be commenced.
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.LA ESTABLISHED HOSPITAL

nAA ESTABLISHED HOSPITAL.
~ No. 5, Beaver Street, Albany, n. Y.
DR.TELLER continues TO be oonadentisiN
and successfully consulted on al forms OF privaIl
diseases Of his old established Hospital, No. s. Bta.
yer ST., Albany, N. Y. Twentyyesrs devoted &c
this one particular branch Of practice, enables
him to perform cures such "a no other physician
can; and his facilities are such, Cbeing in CORES
pondence with the most celebrated physi0ians Of
the Old world) Of obtaining the safest as well 81
the latest rsmeiies for these diseases, offer in.
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In syphilis, Eonorrh1a, gleet, structures, enlarge
nent Of the testicles and spernaoetie cords, bubp
liberated throat, soro throat, tender shin bones
autaneous eruptons, biles,. ulcers, abscesses and
all other impurities Of the system, sre perfect,
under control Of the Doctors medicines, and hsv,
been tested IN morethan 1900 cases ANNALS
With immense success.
YOUNG MEN addicted 20 secret habits, vhs
have impaired their health and destroyed the viz,
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the pleasures Of married life, are notified that II
consulting DIR. J. Teller they viii find friend 10
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who applied 20 DE-. T. broken DOM IN health,
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man happy. The reader is Of course aware ,Aa,
the deheacy Of the subject will prevent a more
minute description Of this terrible disease.
DIR. TRI.1RR's GREAT WORK. book ief
everybody. Startling disclosures. Dr. TslieFt
xreatworS for the married and those contern.
plating rsrrisge-20a pages-tull Of plsses-priu
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happy. lecture on Love, or how TO Ghooss 4
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[PUBLrc-Ho. o. /

AN ACT making an Appropriation for rebuild
ing the ible at the Presiient's.
Be u enacted by the Senate and Hoiss Of Repre-
se~,oiircs Of he United States Of 4meriea AZ Corr
gress assembled,
That the sum OF twelve thousand dollars, OF
so much thereof as may be necessary, be, and the
same is hereby, appropriated, out OF any money
la the treasury not otherwise appropriated, 10
enable the COMM 'soner of Public Buildings TO
cause the stable at the Presidents 10 be rtbuilt
forthwith.
Approved February 10, 1854.
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NOTICE Pursuant to the written ap-

NOTICE.-P Pursuant to the written ap-
~ plicatio Of ran six legal voters,
the Inhabitants OF .lo ..wn Of Rutland who are
legal voters In town Meetings, are hereby noti-
fed and warned to meet at the Town Hall in the
East Parish of said Rutland, on the 5th day Of
January A. d. 1858, at two O'Clock in the after
noon, to act on the following matters, viz:
LIST. To choose Moderator to govern said
meeting.
I'd. 70 see il the Town will vote 10 pay Boun.
ty, and what amount 70 such volunteers as shall
enlist in the army OF the United States on the
credit of said town TO al its quota under the last
call Of the President of the United States for
Three Hundred thousand Men.
Sd. To see II said Town will vote to raise money
20 pay said Bounties, and il SO, in what manner,
whether by tax or otherwise.
4th. To transact such other business as may
come up before said meeting. %
]. @. aR1GGs. l9LaL
asE }. E. HARMON, selsctmsn.
A. F.DAvIS,
Rutland, Deo- "a, 1864. dec26d&wtd
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Local and state ltoslAs.

TnE ARMY oy rHR FRosrIRR.-lt is re-
ported that Gen. Geo, j. Stannard will
soon be placed in command of the
forces upon the Northern frontier.
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THg ST.. ALBANs RArD-Confeaerots Ros0-
evtsa.-The Montreal Witness of Mon
day says the eyes of the people going to
church on Sunday were met In every di-
rection by large posters which read as
follows;
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q PUBLIC MEETING Tor the purpose OF de-
nouncing BRITISH JUDGE for the
conscientious performance of his duty,
as also to express sympathy with ABB
LIscoLN and his DEsP0rIC GOVERNMENT
will you permit this In free Canada
IF NOT,
ATTEND AND VOTE THEM DouNl"
To which 1t says;
The above needs no comment its
meaning is plain ana significant. The
right of free speech Is to be invaded
A meeting adverse to the interests of
the slave Confederacy and Of their Ca
madam tools, will not be allowed to pro-
coed. A mob is invited to come and in
terfere. The attempt is thereby made
to intimidate peaceful citizens, and pre-
vent their attendance
"This appeal to mob, riot and violence
must settle definitely with all law abid-
ing citizens their opinion of Southern
sympathizers in Canada, The cause can
be judged at one glance by the means to
which it resorts. If 1t ever had any
responsibility 1t has now degenerated 10
be that of rowdyism. =
In another article, the Witness says
eve doubt not the Confederate refu-
gees here, who have already so cruelty
betrayed and abused the privilege OF
asylum, will do their best to hire row.
dies to break up public meeting, and
they have allies Id the press who would
aid them as openly as they dare, and at
all events by nocturnal ards-but
that opposition will soon be seen to be
of the most contemplate kind. It Is
feared by some, however, that the French
Canadians will muster to break up the
meeting, because the two functlonaries
implicated In this business are French
Canadians, and because they generally
sympathlze with the South bit in the
first place they are not likely to range
themselves under the banners of the
party which burned the Parliament
House and mobbed Lord Elgin; and, in
the second place, if they wish to come
out to defend this raiding and plumber
ing business, let them do SO, and let the
blame rest on the right shoulders.
eff 1t was doubtful before whether
public meeting should be held or not,
we think there csn be no doubt now.
Montreal should show what ground she
really occupies on the plundering bust
ness. The result, we confidently believe,
will he triumphant for justice and hon
eotJ.
Nevertheless the proposed meeting, we
understand, was abandoned on account
of this threatened interference. We fear
the Canadian tools" aforesaid will have
to be taught a lesson yet, before they
can be brought to appreciate their In
ternational duties.
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Gives to the leather not only a sPLEnpIp IN
BLACK POLISH, but an elegant and fashionable
perfume.
The neatness and convenience Of using LIQUID
backing, and the superior polish which il gives
over other kinds has heretofore been in q srest
measure counterbaIanoed by It's disagreeable y,n'
egar odor and the troSbe of fitting somethlns
into the stopper of each bossle in order 70 sppf
It to the brush, but the vernasclla Backing bad
only the most delightful perfume, ~nsah Remains
with the leather ns long as the backing lasts ana
each bottle has a stick ready fitted in the stoppSI
The Vernatella backing also softens and beneha
the leather.
Be sure and enquire for the vKRNATELtL
BLAcKrNa. Price IL DENTS per bottle.
Manufactured in the CHEMICAL DEFIANT
MINT Of the
OAHooN MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
And for sale by boot and shoe dealers everf'
where
wYMAH & TYLER, Agents,
50 Water street, Boston, Mas
THE VERNATEL.LA,
For making the soles Of Boots and Shoes wstef%
proof and wear longer Is also for sale as sbove.
ie9s-dAw7mos
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Approved November AID, 1864.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that it Is the
purpose Of the Franklin County Bank to tsrmin-
ate its existence on the LIST day Of June, 1885, In
pursuance Of the provisions Of the foregoing act,
aud all bills notes of said bank not presented
to said bank for payment before the FIRST day of
june, A. d. 1855, will not be redeemed or paid by
said Bank. f
By order Of the Directors.
n W. BEARDSLEY, Cashier.
st. Adams, Nov. 81, 1854. dec2d&v6m
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DRIED APPLES WANTEU.--rof
~ which cssh VIII b psn " ~v.vy.
Pftssssd, Dec. 70, lss4.
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ID UTLAND COUNTY BANK viii
III receive subscriptions for the new 3-loths
three years Treasury Notes, These notes are is
sued in denominations Of $50, 600, $500, and
cieai is paid at maturity in currency, or convert
BILE into six per cent Collaborating 80 Bonds.
Recognizing the importance OF general sub
seription to this popular loan, this Bank has
made arrangements whereby they can furnish the
Bonds here free Of any expense.
We receive subscriptions for the per cent To-
40 Loan, and can procure other Government Sc
curities on orders.
Rutland, Aug. l3, 1854.
JAMES MERRILL, Cashier.
augI5-d&vtf
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BANKS.
pANK OF RUTLAND
Will receive subscriptions to the new
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN,

VIII receive SUBSCRIPTIONS 70 the new
SEvEN-THIRTY LOAN.
The notes are to be issued in denominations OF
$50, 800, $500, 3I000, and $4,000, maturing In
three years from August 18th, 1854. interest pay
able semi annually in currency, az the rate Of
3-l0ths per cent per annum.
The notes are payable in currency at maturity,
or convert Die into $40 six per cent bonds, with
interest payable in gold
Other Government securities will be obtained
on orders left at the Bank.
Rutland, Aug. 10, 1854.
augl2-d&wtf ]. B. PAGE, President.
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0O mn A YEAR MADE BY
eDAsVUO any enc with SIS STENCIL
TOOLS. No experience necessary. Tho PreE-
dents, Cssh,ers and TressuYers Of three Banks
Address THE AMERICAN STENCIL TOOL
WORKS, Springfield, Vt deol1-dkvon
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THE WINTER TERN Of this College Will
open for the reception Of Students on December
18th, 1854.
THE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE JOURNAL.
giving full particulars, be had free OF charge
at the College, or It VIII be sent by mail to any
address on receipt OF one stamp.
Two or more students entering az the same
time and from the same place will receive IS dis
count on each. This Institution is specially ar
ranged for Ladies as we'll as Gentlemen. In
struction in Photography when desired
Over seventy Students have been admitted du-
ring the present Tenn, while the prospect for the
Winter Is very haitering. Persons wishing to
become Students during the Winter should ap-
ply AZ once for admission,
J. II, LANsLEY,
niej&wa Principal and Proprietor.
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed AZ fis FEs Ssres Of as yAtysy-stAiA
Congress,
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A n ACT relating to closing the affairs
IA and redeeming and paying the bills o. notes
of the Franklin County Bank.
Hss hereby enacted By the General Assembly of the
State Of Vermont
Sec. L. The act entitled "An act incorporating
the Franklin County Bank" approved Novem-
Der Ia, l649, is hereby amended rs to limit the
time during which said bank shail continue and
have succession to the first day of June, 1855 In
stead of the first day Of January, 1857, limited
in said act.
Sec. 2. Said bank shall as soon as may be, and
within twenty days from the passage OF this act,
cause notice of the same aDd of the purpose of
said bank TO terminate its existence on said first
day of june, 1885, 10 be published for the period
of six months until said first day of June. in
each newspaper printed in this STATE, and In the
Boston Journal, a newspeFor printed in the city
of Boston, in tho ssate Of Nj a. saehusetts, and in
tho Now York Times, newspaper printed in the
city OF New York. said notice, shall also state
that all bills or notes Of said bans not presented
for payment before said first day of June, 1865,
will not be RED eemed and paid by said bank And
after the publication of said notice as herein di-
rected, said bank shall not be liable and shall not
be held liable in any court of law or equity in
this state to redeem or pay any Of Its bills or
notes not presented for redemption or payment
before the time fixed in this act and any bonds
which may have been given by the directors of
said bank for the redemption Of its bills shall not
be held to be Of binding force and obligation upon
pay any dds notes Of said bank not PRESCRIBED
for redemption or payment before the time fxed
n this act.
Sec. g. This act shall take effect from its pass
sage.
Approved November 2zd, 1864. a
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BRITONS
d" TO THE RESCUE

Several Yankees, some Annexation
lists, and other silly dupesi intend to hold
3 PUBLIC MEETING for the purpose of de-
nouncing BRITISH JUDGE! for the
conscientious performance of his duty,
as also to express sympathy with ABE
LINCOLN and his DEsPoTIC GOVERNMENT
Twill you permit this In free Canada
IF NOT
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are caused by an over extennon ana a .o,s.
action Of the muscles-is osred by A fsw ho.,,s.
Of kennedys Rheumatic Lniusns equally soa,
for man ard beast. S s00'