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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-16
Signal Limits.

People vino have been up very early in
the morning, or late at night, have several
times this fall seen signal lights on the hills
about us. The same thing has been dis
covered in Newport and towns nearer the
border. and We believe one arrest was made
at Newport but the man was discharged
ior some reason. Last Saturday evening
lights were again seen. on Mr.. Horace Pad
docks Hill. northwest of the village-and
this time red light was seen between two
others of a paler hue. A reconnaissance
in force discovered an old tree burning.
where some wood-chOppers had cooked
their dinner, or perhaps warmed their fiji
gers. We are glad the origin of the light
ma, been discovered, and we hope neithe
the police nor the citizen soldiers will abat
one whit their watchfulness.
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WALLACE Co You liberty 10 state that ieT-
weeks since commenced 10 your Hair kr>-
ioraIiVe, and Il has accomplished ali C0uld arsiTc " -
L. years II nv hair NriuIrlCrd farming ani
when b years old Qalc wlir. Ia la5' the mar calc ca
The top 81 ms head have used great mas hn1a h
pep hAT. both 10 rcsI.c aud cOT, l.
lille purpose. Tolr restorative In >hnil lc IuIli-
Iny halr Alulal CaaT. ana -i'r AsA me A.
gak tie streets. VIA has CpiU-vG ms tar lsS ind
al~p thai r, head = r- CO.. ried Win anew
.roNi VI ha-T. Nlerc p-evivu>g eAe OyAla Avl D.
,,S - H. I,.,I Eyenly n.ar, and nOI hair tails
from ny head IL l. also rur litees- A1 teANe- HE
hair son and plant without IL ir4st % any
nitrate OF other CO,Ilii Ilaiii- AoDI-hA n ASOhh.
a.. - >,t.lt = ~
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Troubles at st. -Alb0!iS.

The people Of St. Adams and vicinity are
kept in continual excitement by foes with
out and within. Pistol shots are quite COM
mon in the street. and Mr.. Thomas Camp
bells window was perforated with bullet
the other day. At East Berkshire on the
3Oth ut. two shots were made at the guard,
about o'clock at night. The guard re-
turned the fire. but in the darkness OF the
night no one was hit. At Franklin Mr..
Frost was going out into the woods chop
ping, when he was confronted by a rough
looking customer who let drive at him with
a revolver. Frost thought it rather cool
and decamped. This last rascal was
thought to be a horse thief. He .immedi
atelv made tracks towards Canada, thai
bourne from which skedaddlers and horse
thieves should never return.
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"a J0H. co.

The most Of our subscribers see. in con-
necti0n with their names on their CALEDO-
MAN. the above date. Between now and
christmas we want to change them all to
Il Jan. &C." The pay in advance system
i no longer an experiment: it is a great
success, alike approved by patron and pub
Usher. DO not wait until your subscription
ha, fully expired before renewing. for by
SO doing you put the printertO great deal
unnecessary labor. As every subscriber
name is set up in type and arranged alpha
bctically in our new mailing machine, those
Who remit their subscriptions one or two
weeks before the expiration Of time will re-
ccive The especial thanks of the publisher.
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NeicSpNperi0t.

Since our last paper was published we
understand that there is some prospect of
buying out the Star and moving the office
to Lyndon. The last Newport Ne,rs says
the publication of that paper will be suspen-
ded for the next two months: and its editor
inmates that it may never be resumed. A
good many papers will get winter-killed this
year. But few newspapers in our state can
be self-supporting at less than 50 per year
and that would be only double former
prices, while white paper has trebled..
The BrattlebOrO Phenir, formerly published
by Col. Cummings Of the 18th Vt. killed in
battle few weeks ago. has passed into the
hands of Rev. Addison Brown and Chas. S.
Prouty-the one as editor and the other as
publisher-lInder the firm name of = Brown
& Prouty."
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$. S. NeetiHg.

The next quarterly meeting OF Caledonia
Sabbath School Union will be held in the
NJ. Z. Church in Lyndon, Dec. y and Is.
Tuesday eve address by Rev. |. McAnn.
Wednesday A. NJ. discussion of practical
Sabbath school questions. Wednesday P.
NJ children's meeting. 1t is hoped that all
the Sabbath schools in the county will be
represented at this meeting.
7 TORREY Sec
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4 .NUp,i0c at LHrGe.

Fairbanks village was thrown into quite
4 little excitement Saturday morning by
the appearance in the street of a raVing
maniac. From all the circumstances re-
lated in the case we gather the following
facts: One James Berry, an employee OF
he McSsrs. Fairbanks. has been in the hab-
il OF late of attending second advent or
Millerite meetings two or three evenings in
the week, at private houses in the village.
On Thursday night he was at one of these
meetings held at Mr.. NeWell's house. Dur
INC the meeting he became very much eX-
cited, and finally so noisy and turbulent
that a physician was called. DR.. Brooks
found him very much agitated. singing,
shouting. preaching and PRAYING almost in
one breath. He was quoted. however. and
il was thought Friday that he would re-
cover without further insane demOnstra-
tons Saturday night he became more
raying. but the two men who guarded hlnl
succeeded in keeping him in bed till about
clock fcdltuudN luOiHli NHCH h'
,pr,mg up. and wrenched the foot rail ont
of his 6edstead, his keepers fleeing for theil
lives. With this formidable weapon, Ber
ry. now raving maniac. and with nothing
on but a shirt. smashed in pieces both the
doors that stood between him and the open
air and made out into the street driving al
before him. Once in the street he gave
chase to one of his own boys. The DO!
ran for his life. and succeeded in keeping
out of the way until his father was captured
and taken by force back to his house, where
II last accounts. he was guarded by tOll
men. Mrs. Berry states that her HUSBAND
had acted strangely for some time previous
10 the meeting at Newcll's Thursday eve
ning. not being able to sleep nights; and
! believed that the excitement of attending
the fire Wednesday materially helped il
bringing about the lamentable state whic
the MiIlerite excitement had already begun
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Cotors Of tie Termont Regiments.

We copied from an exchange an article
into this paper last week to the effect that
the coiors of no Vermont regiment have
fallen into the hands Of the enemy. A cor
respondent writes us that before there is
any more Boosting on this subject he would
like to enquire what became of the colors
of the 9th regiment at Harper's Ferry in
Sept. 1862. at the time Col. Miles surrender
ed that point:
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DASSUMPSIC BANK

ST. JoHSsBURY, Dec g 1864
The stockholders in the Passumpsic Rank
are hereby notified that the annual meeting for
election of Directors for the year ensuing will ba
held at the bank. on TUESDAY, the 10Th Ia ~
JANUARY, next, at ! o'clock p NJ
$3.50 Z. c. REDINGTON. Cashier.
T IBERATION.-This is 70 certify that
Lhave relinquisted 10 my son, Ira Lee, his
time during the remainder of his minority: there
fore shall not claim any OF his earnings nor pay
any debts of his contracting after this date.
ASA c. LEE.
Isaac r. Houston, Witness
Victory, Aug. 25. 1864. $3.50
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FARM FOR SALE.

SrBA FARM FOR SALE.
Hi Situated in Peacham, . miles from
Hill Peacham Corner and Peacham Hol-
blow, containing $40 acres ofl,nd suit
ably divided into tillage, pasture and woodland,
a good Sugar Orchard of 20 trees. Said Farm
is we'll watered and fenced. and is an excellent
dairy or sheep farm The buildings in good
condition, earn nearly new and very con -enient.
the crops, stock and tools will be sold with the
farm if desired. The above farm is in a good
state Of cultivation and will be sold cheap. Foi
further particulars enquire OF the subscriber on
the premises. ALVIN JONES
Peacham, Sept 10, 1864 10 %.
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DR.. ATOM
VEGETABLE HORSE & OK IMMINENT
will cure if applied in season,

will cure if applied in season,
Srrains. Infamat;on and Swe'lingS of all kinds.
Cuts Kicks. Bruises. Corkins. Calls, Scratches,
Neak Joints. Cramp IN the Stomach or Limbs,
Soreness or stiffness of the Limbs Joints Rhou
ma,ism, old Sores. &c
DIRECTIONS.
For Collie, give quarter to half an ounce Of the
Liniment, we'll mixed with three times the guam
tity Of warm Molasses. For Scratches. clean III,
ANGLE by dry rubbing, then apply the Liniment
often WHEN the aneies are dry and ase the Horsr
every day
For Sores, cleanse them when needed with
CASTLE Soap and water, then apply the Liniment
i.om two to three times DAY. For all other ex-
ternal diseases, make thorough application two
IT three times day Please take a bottle ana
be sure and shake it up before using, and you
will Oe satisfied.
TESTIM ONIALS.
From d. A Burnside E>l. the well known proprietor OF
the Lancaster Hotel. y IL
DR.. Eaton. Dear Sir Ihad horse which vas obliged
.eep ia the Stable T long time, which had sSre on
alce caused 10y interfering which could not heal
Your Horse and OK Linimrnt recommended 10 me
made al application which reduced the inriama-
tu once, heai-d the wound and brought out new har
and the horse nj tor Use in lex aye CONSIDER II
the liinrl ever used and NOuld clserfully
commend it 10 the public
From Joseph L. CiIbb Esq one the Propretors q the
known Crawford Hcus., al The v hie Mountains.
keep a large number of Horses the sutnaer season
Mountain Stables. also keep stock Of Dr. EalOls
Hors- and On Lulment GA hand / have Used il long
rnbg. thatii l. the lest IuImeIlt ever SAN
USED reduce nrilnAti0IS and sSeilincs all kinds
and heAl Cuts. Bruises. COrks, calls Scratches. Cramps
IN the Limbs OF Stomach, Collie, &c. &C
If your Horses or Cattle are troubled with anr
of the above diseases or injuries, Try bottle
and YOU vii be satisfied
Many other testimonials could be added
For >ale By all the Druggists and dealers an
Medicines in town.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS.
All orders addressed TO
b. HUTCHINS.
Nov 2i-ly. Lisbon, n n
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Landau. January lsa

C. H. Hu;Chls Dear Sir Please 10 send me an other
doEt II Dr Eatuu'S Pain Eradication. travelling
IN huli>r ho>e have good oppartuns 10 intro
iuye II sick Headache TOolhache -re
Throat. Frozen Limits and Rheumatism and ais
hc good fsT cuts, Bruises &C. would recommend
every amiis the best i.my medicine nir,il-
cc,i o the public r. B. LOHEJuI-
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PnssHanUsic II. Il. Extension.

IHGSHEnp Stc IL. IL. LTtfHStOH.
The last Stanstead J0Hrn0 learns that
movements are on foot to bring the Pas
sumpsic railroad up to the Boundary. and
from thence build three miles on the Mas
sawippi Valley Road to the Benson Place >.
in Stanstead. The Directors have agreed
to furnish the iron and complete the road
to the proposed point when the funds to
complete the grading are forthcoming. If
all parties come to the scratch as is hoped
the cars will be running to the new termi-
nus by next September.
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nR CmAMBERLlN, City Treasurer.


I.E~-S--l La
Hair RrSior alive. worked a comp ytc
After had lie Uphold fever usual in
hair became AreIlsly lic>> and lutte AIDED
II had begun Tall ai rery freely. learned that
preparation would stay llrled and contrary 10
nv ideas, Hound liIat s'l a. commenced L. app y-ta
change i1h place IL l. appearance. IA very short
lime lie fatI- II Was stopped etrelys ms hair aaIa
assumed liz ~utei Ca1r, and good a. eS
take pleasure II 0InuIefl1ii- II Ia others
Is " tIARDN En- Merchant
Mani II
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;2r0wu'> Bronchial TrcchPS,-Fr0m :

Medical Director of the General Hospital, Benton
Barracks. near ST. Louis, March, 8. 1852
Messrs John Grown & son, Boston, Mass
Use Of yo1r far famed and most serviceahle
'TrCches is being made in the hospital of whlct
have charge, and with very beneficial and deci
ded results in allayng bronchial irritation an
morbid sensitivnceSS OF mucous membrane Q
CLOTHS and parts apiacent" lw
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LOCAG AND STATE ITEMS.

- " ,nirlvor to Ei.Nr tbs CNEprNl>N vauabl,
i. l a,r>: and friend. in Cal .oaii T.. X al,
u,'ran. c,Intie5 viii confer a graa: favor TO u anC
add vr.y materially to the interest of the paper 10y sending
L. ora lion, in a brief, legihle form.
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the new militia law is trap to catch men
for the front: and moreover that some per-
sons have been foolish enough to believe it,
and have left for G0aGda! Were If true if
would be altogether better to 90 to the
front than to Canada. If the President
ever finds it necessary to call out the mill
tia. he can do it under the Constitution ::
but the policy OF the Government is TO sup-
ply its army without calling upon the Or
gained militia. In fact the new orpaniza-
ton in Vermont was made. on the recon-
mendation of the Secretary of War himself.
for use at home, to defend our own firesides
Murder at iStratOrd.
John D. Donahue, of Berlin. was killed
by John Ready, at Stanford, on the 18th of
Nov. Both were employed in the copperas
works at that place. 1t seems that the par
ties were at dance, where Ready got into
an alteration with one or two others. and
was upon the point of fighting. when Dona-
hue came up to part them. Upon this. one
or more OF them made ferocious attack
upon Donahue and injured him consider
ably: but he finally escaped them. and left
the house. As he was leaving, Ready came
up from behind and struck him upon the
head with stick of wood. His skull was
split completely open, and he died in few
hours. DOnahue was % years of age, and
is spoken of mild and even tempered man.
Ready has the reputation of being vicious
and quarrelsome man. and it is reported
that he had threatened the life of Young
DOnahue on previous occasion. He was
arrested and admitted to bail in the sum of
81. 0OO.-EGch0nge.
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Llslan. Srni l.s2.

DR E.Io~-Dear Sir. NaS yeTy much troubled a lew
LAYS with l-nie hack hard pam IN ny side.
ugnli,>> sn side vily body ami hints lock dose
Pain Eraiicalvr A-G made external allca.
which relieved Al OiIcc would also >av thai had
>eVrT. attack the Cramp and relieved al once al
application IN the manner. consider
eradlCaiuT ever saw DARIUS GEORGE.
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G Hut-E,nS Dear Sir Ireoeivei very hld >cald On
my and tool. made application al 81 Dr.
EaisuS Pain ETlaCaior. which produced a wonder
iul cure am now mlly satisfied il l. the best family
medicine | ever used. CHAS wOULSON-
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Read The foilowIn. /:

MAN iitNIth- ~ H. a 1904.
WALLACE Co. SIE>.-M hair las been qnite grey f,r
several and hal l-r1 uch trouble v failirr
on have Used aiA 81 Ike iopalAr hair preparations
IA the market and Citizen given ne ans
Satisfaction, A eavri i4n= >Iuc 60 Isia
A''ul tseTIan Hair Restorative anl happy state
inail La lAT exceeded lug expectations. I have
Vel Used iuil bottle tut NV ar ha> ceased au-
On. and i Restored L. the CDBr ul yUuer DAYS
head i moreover free from dAndru1. would cheer
iaAy recommend your preparation 10 all those
seeking genuine ha4r Restorative.
IA
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IiSlnn. NAY 1. La

Nj. Hurl.s Dear Sir MAS troubled lew Gay >>inCe
with a lame which sNolien ANY ANKLE badly
and uulhie Iu any weight Upon IL. / applied
y,ur ErasCA0r and in tour DAY 1 able 10 NY
t..ui IL usual OTIS SAVAGE.
MANY other testimonials could be added had VIZ
room. For sale bv all the druggists and dealers
in Medicines in this town
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Fearful Mortality.

Joseph W. Cooper. Esq, of Canaan. this
state. has buried his wife and four children
since the 18th of July last. The four chill
dren died of diptheria and Mrs. Cooper of
lung fever, last of all. SO we learn from
the Lancaster Republican.
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THE VERNATELIA
LIQUID BLACK1N

\
SPLENDID JET BLACK POLISH.
But an Elegant and Fashionable Perfume
The neatness and convenient Of using LIQUID
Backing and the superior polish which il gives
over other kinds has heretofore Geen in a great
measure cOunterbalanced by its disagreeable vim
egar odor and the trouble of fitting something in
to the stopper of each bottle in order II apply it
to the brush, but the Vernatella Backing has
only the most delightful perfume which remains
with the leather long as the backing lasts,
and each bottle has a stick ready fitted in the
stopper The Vernatela Backing also softens
and benefits the leather.
Be sure and inquire for the Vernatella Backing
PRICE II CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Manufactured in the Chemical Department of
the Cahoon Manufacturing Co, and for sale by
Boot and Shoe Dealers everywhere
WYMAN TYLER. Agents
So Water street. Boston.
THE VERNATELLA,
For making the Soles of Boots and Shoes water
proof and wear longer, is also for sale as above.
2L-36
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| TRUE STORY.

A gentleman from Boston in visiting his friend
who owns a nice. well-stOcked farm in cur
neighborhood, was invited to look over the prem
Uses; and after examining the nice fat hogs in
their roomy sty the sleek looking cows with their
bags of gold. the beautiful horses, oxen and
other stock, they came TO the sheep pasture,
where was nice flock OF about 500 sheep. among
them splendid buck valued at thousand dol
lars. Said he, How warm they must be, how soft
and comfortable their leeces lock. Yes, said the
farmer they are that, but after your long walk out
here in the fields, rather guess YOU will think
that the lounge you probably noticed in our
sitting-room is soft and comfortable l bought
it of CASINO. on St. Johnsbury Plain, a few
months since. and l think that that LOUNGE
and the SPRING MATTRESSES, with which
l have just furnished my house, to be about the
best investment l ever made. 2Sa
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The Confessions and experience of an In
valid, Published for the benefit, and a caution
to young men and others, who suffer from Ner-
vcus Debility. Premature Decay of Manhood.
&c, suppling at the same time The Means of self
Cure. BY one who has cured INNS II after under
going considerable quackery. By enclosing a
postpaid addressed envelope. single copies may
be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
1888 Brooklyn, Kings, Co.. N. Y.
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large Pig.

Mr.. T. j. Barker of Sutton slaughtered a
pl9 this winter, less than eight months old,
that weighed when dressed 367 lbs.
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ESTRAY OR STOLEN.

From tue pasture Of Na,l,l Randall in Concord
the past season, u SHEEP, 5 of them marked
Il. IL upon left side and of them marked $
upon the rump, Whoever will give inform alton
30 the subscriber where said Sheep may be found
stall be suitably rewarded.
HENRY HoCGHTON.
Lyndon. Dee. 6, 1864. $3.50
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READ, READ READ.
ID II. B. EATON
WHITE n0yRTalRVEGETABIE PAIN ERaDlCsT0R

Composed Of sixteen kinds of Vegetable Ingredi-
entS. is now Offered 10 the public. and will Cure
SprainS. ard IntamationS of all kinds. Lameness,
Soreness. Cuts. Bruises. rheumatism. Cramp,
Headache. Toothache, Group. Diarrhui, Liver
Complaint, Chapped Hands, Run Rounds, Chll-
blainS Sore Throat Cola Sores, Scald Head, and
never fails TO cure Burns or Frozen Limbs.
This l. n" M NBrG medicine. but sill cure the
above named diseases if applied in season
TESTTM ON TILS
F"m & 4 + +. Hodsma1 the vel known Druggists 81
li;i,-iwn y IL
H- haze Sl2 large quantities Il nr Eaiu-!'> White
Mountain Vegetable Pain ErAdcar which ha> given the
I laciioI 10 all who have Used Il aiy medicine
,j ard people all agree that tie best
pain e-aliCAtUT offered 10 the pubic
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CO.GATE.S HONEY SOAP.

CoIgate's Honey SOap.-This celebrated
TOILET SOAP, III such universal demand * made
the CHOIC EST materials. Is MILD and EMOLLIENT IN
its nature FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and extremely
BENEFICIAL in its action upon the SIX For sale by
Druggist and Fancy Goods Dealers. l3S3I45 5.
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4 n AC L

Relating to closing the affairs and r,d.enlinr
and paving the bills or notes Of the franklin
County Banh.
1t IS hereby enartcd by the General assembly IF
the State Of IcrmOHt
Sec |. The act entitled An act Incorporating
the Franklin County Bank, approved Move nber
l., lSi9, is hereby so amended a. To limit the
time during which said bank shall continue and
have succession to the first day Of June. 1861
instead of the first day of January. 1867 a. limit
ed in said act.
Sec Said bank shall as sonn as NAV bc
and within twenty DAYS from the passage Of This
act, cause notice of the same and of the purpose
OF said bank to terminate lis existence on said
first day Of June. 1865. to tie published for the
period OF six months or until said first dlv "f
June, IN each newspaper printed in this STATE. and
IN the Boston journal. 4 newspaper printed in
the city of Boston in the State az Massachusetts,
and in the New York Times, 4 newspaper print
ed in the city of Now York. Said notice shall
also state that all bills or notes Of said hank no.
presented for payment before said first dav of June
1861 viii not be redeemed and paid by sal: bank.
And after the publication of said notice as herein
court of NV or equity in this State IN reLeemsor
pay any of its bills notes not presented for re-
demItiOn or payment before the time fixed in thu
act and any bonds, which NAV 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 the persons executing the
same, To redeem or pay any bills or notes of said
bank not presented for redemption OF payment
before the time fixed in this act.
i Sec. ;. This act shall take effect from is pas
|
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IMPORTANT TO
= + n $40 \ ER =.

O. s. C. C burke Attorneys n Law Barnet
Vt, would respectfully Inform the citizens If
Caledonia Go and Vicinity that they are giving
part,c"iaf attention t. TIE prosecution Of claims
against the United States Government for Pen
>i"ns. BountieS Arcl-> Of PAY &c They are sum
piled with all the Pension and bounty Laws nuN
IL. force. t.gC:ncr with IA. G-,.i>l n of lie Pen
sion, Bureau, and Attorney General thereon
DECLARATIONS FOR PENSIONERS,
must he made before the Clerk or Judge OF court.
which can be done at this place before one of ths
Judges.
Call on or address O.. ). x {. {. BURKE.
Barnet, Vt g9-t
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VERMONT STATE RoNDS

VERMONT STATE BONDS.-l am pre-
' pared to Issue at par. with accrued interest
State Bonds payable with interest semi-annual-
ly. at six per cent. and due in 1873. The amount
to be issued is limited to S25O, 900 The bonds
are for $500 each, coupons payable lst June and
December, at Bank in Boston. Funds in pay
ment for bonds may be deposited in any Bank in
bonds will be forwarded as directed
j. B. PAGE, Treasurer.
State Treasurer's Office, Rutland Nov. q 1864
27tf