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Especial Report to the journal
BOSTON CATTLE MARK

l'fSSAA ANeF'Ah ~ Aht 1Ou'hAi ]
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
AT CA BRIDGE AND BRIG HTON
For the week ending Wednesday, Sept 10, 1855.
AMOUNT " STOCK At aARREr
Cattle Sheep shotes Fat Hogs Calves
This week 2935 l0j75 300 1900 IS
Last week 1902 1870 1880 1850 100
One year ago, 3Y72 6404 700 100 IS
BEER CATTLE tat Snd heavy premium Oxen,
sl2,5O $500 ist quality Sll 80 = Sl275; 2nd
quality $1,000 90; 80 quality ssOOA 80 90 per
100 lbs, on total weight Of hide, tslow aud dressed
beef few choicest single pAlrs, $500 Sl3, 80.
Bulls, 80, $500 4 ~ 90
Working oxen, $3.50 SZ75 per pair, or according
to their vsue ss beef Handy Steers. $50 $50.
Mich Cove, fair quality $50 o75 extrs good s75
500, with or without calves, may be agreed, far
row and ordinary 72s S49
Sheep and Lambs, = C; extra cts. per ID. on
live Weight; or 80 80 80 per head.
shote'-wholesale ~ 49,; retail i2s IA per 10.
Spring Pigs, wholesale, "A OOs retail, la lSc per
Veal Calves SO SIR per hesd
Hides, 30 per 10 Country lots, u So.
CAlfskins 90 = 0Oc
rslloW-7 st1 per 10.
Peits-Sl00 III 50 each.
RsMARKs The ctue trade was closed up last week
on Thursday BY urging as maay as possible on to tie
butchers, and then cling se cars (nnety head for
Mes fOrk, seventy Ave per car, and amer paying
expenses the DRIVERS said To have made a good
profit such being the case, the cattle could not 10
bought Albany this for this market, except a
few light There 800 from Albany in place OF
1900 last week. and 80 from 4ne instead OF $50 one
week ago. Among the Northern there IRE few good
oxen. bat there were none among the Western. Mr..
/ S Collins OF the Western drovers, bought about
300 at Cambridge early Tuesday mnrnIug, and some
of the Brighton took hold sharply prices were
run up remarkably. As usual in such hurries cattle
were bought very uneveniy, aud presume that an-
imsls sold from per TO- higher than similar
ones were the week previous The whole number At
market is only about one half trge last week.
We cannot change table OF prices much few
were sold as high $40 81 AMI some soLsWags neat-
ly as low as usual. Ordinary cows and young cattle
brought more dollars than they would last week.
Sheep and lambs quick at fall last weeks prices.
Mostly at % 81 80 IS per head in lots.
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OrICE.-Seaed proposals for the labor
i ' Of the cor vcts averaging between so and 1925 in
numoer, n the State Prison located at Wind
VT Tor The term from three 20 five years, will be
we'd by the under Rned up to " o'clock the
1T day Of owe Der 1865 no osAls tOl state price
per day he kini Of eninloJ ment - he state fur
n hi b ard and clothing for the men,-the present
work ships belonging the State and Ike per to
ev ~ twenty convcfs.
Time Of ihr'y Of he convicts 70 commence the LIST
Of May 1856 balsnce on 1t Of August 1866.
Pr yosA. be add essed 20 the " Directors Of the
mont State Prison, Montpe Ter Vt" The Directors
the right accept he most favorable. reject
all the proposals they shall deem for he best inter
ests Of the State
DAVID sTBARNS, Directors Of
SAMUEL MBtRIAM, State
PITT W. HYDE, Prison
September I, ls65 wtlllOotN
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Rfal Estate for Sale.
GALE OF LANDS IN WORCESTER
- AND BOLTON BY ORDER


Notice hereby given tina, pursuant rider Issued
20 Special Master ~ the Chitienden County Court
Of Cnaneefy In the suit " Henry get. Administia,or
Of HANSON Jones, and others, vs. Joseph A. Wing Ex
ecu'or u william 2. BhRgs, and ohe's | will sell al
public auction 70 the highest bidder on the COur
ilou.e steps, in Montpelier IN the County Of Washing.
ton. on the Och day q October, A. d 1866 AZ o'clock
In he afein0 N. the ~ wing described lands ing In
Wmccsitt in sid County n Wa.h,ogton VA
ous NJ T. Dtvsi ms 3, Right u Josiah siansbury
10 No o Division 2 " James Nevin
Lots No. no. Divisions n 4, A" 0eotge Wood
Lou No. 4s. D'yi.ions . 81 :. N''h1nisl Barrel !
l. No 81, Div lon 3. tn Hama
south ~ Lot No 81. Dvi.ion2"
Lom No. 81, Divsions2&3. " hfjw shua
Bla chAfd;
Lots No 3d. Divisions 3S4 4" Robert Davidson
LOIS No. IS, Divisions 2SS Samuel Barr.
ftistp be rot that the name Of J I'm Hafns ~
above is called In said rider John Haswen
And will H. Ike manner sell At the Inn Of SAm 81
Morse in Richmond, (Jonesyl in siii County Of Chit
tsnden, the 10th day Of October, ID 1860, at
O'Clock in the afternoon the following described lands
yi x Ia B lton In the said County Of Chittenden, -.
Lot NO li3 containing 100 acres
The Westerly ~ Lot No. DO, containing 90 acres
The Norhefl, l " Lot No. 81. containing 81 acres,
snd that portion Of the lot lately occupied by N Hall,
which Tor uctly belonged Merrill fellows
It's % be noted that the name q L. n. Hall, As
al we, Ia called In said order s NJ Han
All the ctae and interest In said lands, which rAssed
BY the deeds Of said WIN. ? Brigg' to said Ransom
Jones dated September "a, 1851 mentioned la the de-
In said cause, and ell the right 20 redeem
listing the Of said Br ggs and his said executor
Ard all be right Of the u said Jones' his said ad
miuisrator and Of all the parties 70 said cause, l will
seAt said times aud places and execute conveyance o.
the to the purchasers In pursuance Of the said
CHARLES REED
Special Master
Montpelier. Angus, 49, 1865 7s'uilOct
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LfARM FOR SALB.--rhe Subscriber
offers Cor sale his farm consisting Of seventy two
acre. aud suitably divided into moving pasture ant
woodland u rs pleasantly located and sitnaei within
and All miles Of Montpelier aud mile from
Berlin Corner. Build ngs new aud convenient Any
dssitine purchase good farm Is invited to call
and examine mine
n addition 10 the above lot Of wood land22 acres
about two miles distant will be s1ld with the farm Il de-
sired DAVID STRICKLAND
Berlin Sept 4, 1866 1878
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Making Ia per cent for the year
ending August l, 1855 Said per centage to be cast
upon the orig nal amount of premium note, without
reference any endorsement and TO be paid TO the
Treasurer at his Office in Montpelier, before the
18th day Of October, 1868.
Members Of the company will 6nd In the hands OF
the Representatives elect to the legislature Local
Agents OF the Company, a schedule showing the
amount of assessment due from each respectively
and they are particularly desired that the money
for their assessments is forwarded to the office in %
tober. The assessments must be paid when due
Those who fail thus pay ought not to expect 70 be
paid II their property is destroyed By FIRE. little
attention TO this the part Of the members Of the
Company, at the proper time, will save them expense
and trouble See $50 Slh, Act of Incorporation OF
your Policy, which will be enforced
J I. THURsT0N, Treasurer.
Montpelier, Sept. 1865
~ The publishers of each weekly newspaper in THU
State are requested TO insert the above notice hre'
weeks successfully in their respective papers, fol
which three dollars will be paid the presentation
their bills. 74;76
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NO RECOGNITION.

NO RECOGNITION.
The Southern people have given up all expectations Of
beii recognized. aud It i equAll, cifh ult 10
RECOGNIZE NoRTHERNERs.
whose heads OF gray, How white, brown n red hair
HAVE SURRENDERED THEIR ooLoRs
under he wondtT-w WORKING influence Of
CHRISTAD0RUS HAIR DYE,
VIII plants permanently in their stead such blacks aud
bioEns nature might mistake for her own Manu'ao
tured by Girls IA DORO, No. Aston Hou e, New
York Sold b, Dmsgists. Applied by all Hair DresS-
ers 7477daw
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CAUTION FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH co.

II having to knowledge that limitations ofthe
American Watch have been put up the market in great
number calculated by their worhlessness inure
the reputation Of genuine products, protect
interests and the publ from imposition again
publish the trade marks by which Watches may in
vsriably be knoEn.
We manufacture four styles Of Watches.
The FiEsT has the name
AMERICAN WATCH CO., walham, Mass"
engraved the n,ide plate
he SECOND has the name
APPLETON TRACY & CO., walihsm, Mass"
HAved on the inside plate.
The THIRD has the name
"P. S. BARTLETT wslthsm, Mass, engraved on
th inside plate.
All he above styles have the name American Watch
Co painted the dial, aud warranted in every
ptct
The FOURTH has the name
"WM. KLLERY Boston, Mass" engraved on the
inside plate. and Is not named or tie dial
All the above described atohes ade Of various
sizes and sold in god silver cases. as may be re
CURED
Its hardly possible for to accurately describe the
numerous limitations to which we have alluded. They
Usually inscribed with nearly approaching
to escape the observation Of the
ed buyer Some represented as made by the " Un-
ion Watch Co., Of Bost7n, Mass 40 such company
existing Some named the " Soldiers Watch to
be sid as our Fourth or wm. Rllery style, usually
known as the Soldiers Watch" Others are named
the Appleton wstch co" other. the p s. Barley
instead Of p. 8 Bartlett" besides many varieties
named in such convey the ideA that they
the veri,able productions Of the American Watch
Company.
We also caution the public, and particularly soldiers,
against lying certain articles oALLEDWatches, so free
lJ sdfertzed in illustrated papers as " Army Watches,
q Officers Watches" "Mago Time Observers" " Ar
Watches sc the prices Of which stated to be
from sixteen dollars good Watch, in these
times, cannot be afforded for any such money.
little attention the part Of the buyers will protect
them from gross imposition
ROBBINS & APPLETON
Agents for the American Watch Co,
IRA l52 Broadway. New York.
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AeaaI Aotitfs.

- T ATE OF VERM r..
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS
10 Probate Court. held atMontpelier within and for
said district the 18th day Of September A D. 1865
q q: Fsssstt. guardian Of George r. Psrmentsr,
Adah @. Parmenter, and Charles II. Psrmsntsr. tai-
nors Of Warren in said district, makes application
10 said Court for license 10 sell the following described
real tsaio Of said wards to Wit All their right and
interest 10 the homestead and other real estate Of which
Martin Parmenter, late Of said Warren, deceased,
died seized and possessed representing that the sale
thereof for the purpose OF putting the proceeds OF
such sale interest investing the same in stocks or
real estate, would be beneficial 10 said wards
Whereupen, II Is ordered by said Court that said
application be referred 10 session thereof TO be held
At the Probate Office in said Montpelier. the third
day Of October, A. d 1865, for hearing and deo'ion
thereon and Il IL further ordered, that all
interested be notified hereof by publication Of notice
OF said application and order thereon, there we ks
successfully in the Vermont Wstchmsn snd ~ we
journal, printed at Montpelier, before said inns Of
hearing that they may sppesr at said time and pl %,
and If they sfe cause, object thereto.
BY the Court. Attest,
N.76 N A. CHAgE. Register.
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THE PRICE.

The celebrated Whisky called ihe Golden sbeaf
Bourbon is sold lower than any other whiskey Of equal
quality in the market 1t is pure and softened by
age. "a
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Has your Hair turned. Groyi
Rings Vegetable Amhrosia is '

to restore it to its original color. 7ldaw
It is uots Dye. It does not color the skin.
1t does not stain the finest linen. Beware Of
coanterieits. Price 81 90 per bottle. L. M.
Tubbs 81 Co., Peterboro', N. II. Sold by
Wood, Bixby n Co., Montpelier,V W. d:weow.
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Three hundred and FIVE colored men Of
Newbern have returned a total income Of
Sl5l,562, and an average of s496,92 for
each man. Who says the negroes are inca
pable Of taking care Of themselves
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And so mu Of said lauds will behold public
iion the Hotel II n. W Keith. in Planheld, In tn
tober. A u. lt65 10 o'clock in the loren on will
be requisite to discharge said taxes and costs.
Dated Barre his 4h day Of Sc TENDER. A D. 1865.
1915 CARLOS CARPENTER.
oil.
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KENTUoKY.-The result Of the Kentucky
election. August l. is off tally declared as
follows:
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Arp ADVERTISEMENTS
MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1865.
The members Of the VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE ISsUR-
ARoE COMPANY are hereby notified thar the following
assessments have been made by the Directors all
L. L. L.. LIZ ~
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hereby NY, that have been iaEliiAr vita all
the processes employed by the South Down Company in
the manufacture Of their "sheep Wash Tobacco" and
that the article prepared under Mr. Jacques Patent
all the useful principles Of the Tobacco in
cenuated form.
This Paste, employed as Sheep Wash, according to
the directions furnished by the Company, has the eec,
OF airing seab aud other diseases aud destroy
ing ell parasitic insects which nfest the skin and wool Of
the Sheep and thereby improves the health of the ami
NAL, W,ll the quality Of its fleece Employed in
the way the solution being made stronger, will
destroy those ms which mfest the skins Of large
animals also those that Injurious 70 vegetation
CHARLES T. JACK SON, NJ. d,
Assayer 10 The State Of AdssaohusettS, and
ConsuhtiIg Chemist.
aTs Wool Growers should beware Of any preparation
that contains sulphur is TO destroy he fibre
Of the WOOL One pound OF Extract Tobacco will make
twelve gall Wash aud contains the strength Of eight
pounds Of Tobacco prepared by farmers
Agents wanted in every Wool District.
JAMES r. LRVIN, Agent south Dorm Co.,
3Seop50-5l76 20 Central Wharf,of noston
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THE NON. PRESIDENT PROPRIETORs

Of the town Of Calais in the County OF Washington
hereby notified that the assessed by said twn
within the year preceding this date nan either
1 r. or In whole unpaid, the FLOWING described
lands in said town 10 wit;
LtNo u in the third disisi M drawn u the origins
risht OF rhomss Foscott and posed 90 be owned by
Otis Fanham And ~ much Of said lands will be sold
al public auction the dselling house -of V. r.
Kent in said Calais the 3ls day Of Octlber next a.
o'clock in the afternoon sh III be requisite dis
charge said wi b casts UnlssE previously paid
Dated Al Calais this Doth day OF August A. 1855
"A 70 J. Y X RE T. Fret Constable.
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A hearing on the above petition took
place 10 Burlington on Ffidav, the 8 th inst,
b, FIRE Chancellor Poland, when the spplica-
pion OF the receivers was fully granted, it APP
pearing that every item Of expenditure pro-
passed in the petition was maniiestly proper
and necessary. The Times, of Saturday, fu +
Their remarks;
1t was shown among other things thsteve n
from this city alone the road would carry
more than fifty car loads more Of freight dsi =
Is, than il now does, could the cars neces-
sary for that purpose be provided. This
was only one instance shown Of extreme
want Of greater means of transportation.
Reasonably sufficient means and facilities OF
travel and business the public have just
right 10 demand and in pronouncing his
decision upon the case, the Chancellor said
that /, was the first and highest duty Of tn e
receivers and managers to provide all neces-
sary facilities for the due and proper accomo-
dation OF the public, IN providing for the
traffic offered 10 the line, and he, therefore,
authorized the receivers and managers for
these necessities if it could not otherwise be
done, by appropriating thereto all the earn
ings of the line, without respect to divi-
dends or anything else. This is eminent
~ right, and will dlspel the illusions OF
those who suppose that dividends should
come first and care for the public afterwards.
The Chancellor and the managers OF the
line deserve the thanks Of the people, for
their presenting the relation of railways &c
the public in their true light
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HENARKs The market is quiet, but stsples
firm. and we note but few changes Ashes steady.
Flour has been rather dali, but closes femer, aud
shade higher than lowest rates. Corn has eased of
little, but closes drm. Oats dull and lower-new ar
irving pretty freely. Rye scarce and firm. Pork
quite steady. b eel firm. Lard steady aud frm with
small stock. Butter hrm, and all arriving is freely
taken at slight advance. Cheese firm. White beAns
10 moderate demaud Sugar very Arm at advance
Tallov scarce and firm. The demand for domestic
wool hiss been quite active, and the market is firm and
tending upward, TIE Gales have been 500 900 lbs
fleece and pulled st from 60 7j3 for fleece up S2t'
for txtrs pulled with sales Of fleece principally IS
100 per 10 There is very little ch and foe fleece
Offering, and this gfAde Is nOminay 500 per 10.
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y ''' Aae n. A. CHASE. Register.
= ATE OF YER MON +.
AanINGTON INSTRUCT 81

= T A T Z OF We K N o N 7.
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT. IS.
In Probate Court held At Montpelier in said District
on the 9th day Of September, A u. 1865
Hiram Putnam, Administrator Of the estate Of Ho-
ratio p Bruce late OF Woodbury. in said District, de-
ceased presents his administration account for exam
ination and allowance, and makes application for de-
Of distribution and partition Of the estate Of said
deceased.
wbereupou It is ordered by said Court that said sc
count and said application be referred TO session OF
said Court TO be held at the Probate Office In sid
Montpelier on the 10Th day Of September A. d. 1855.
for hearing and decision thereon And II 10 further
ordered that notice hereof be given to all persons in
teested by publication Of the same three weeks sue
oe.siyely in the Vermont Watchman and State Jour
nal newspaper published At Montpelier, previous TO
said time appointed for hearing that they may appear
At said time and place, and show cause, u any they
may have, Why said account should not be allowed,
and such decree made.
By the Court, Attest.
73,7Ja T. R. MERRILL Judge
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DOCK AGENTS WANTED
READY IN A FEW DAYS.
THE HISTORY OF THE REBELLION

Issu by the Auburn Publishing Company ia two oc-
tAvo volumes 1900 pages 200 portraits maps. diagrams
sc The Flh'T Gu gAPESr and BEST history
published rare chance for agerts, New Illustrated
Order rook nos cad Terms very liberal GTFor
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n Y 7074s
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DHILANDER LOUGEB'S ESTATE.
U The Subscribers having been sppt inted by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Randolph
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and dem nds Of all persons, against the estate
Of Philander Lougee late OF Jefferson 10 the State Of
Wisconsin deceased, represented insolvent. and the
term Of six months from the l7th day Of August 1865
being allowed by said Court 70 the creditors OF said
deceased to exhibit and prove their respective claims
before us Give notice that we will attend to the
duties Of our appointment At the office Of VIM Hebsrd
in hslsea in said District, on the 7th day Of Octo
Der next at 10 O'clock in the forenoon, on each OF
WIN T. DICKINSON, (comm,r.
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GOSHEN AND HARRIS CORES
~ The nonresident propretors Of Go hen and Harris
Cores In The County Of Washington hereby notified
that the taHes assess b, the Leus,ture Of the
Of Vermont within the year preee Ing this dAe,
remains Their in whole In pst unpaid on the follow
ing lands m said Cores, viz
IN GOSHEN CORE
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Price 81 20 per bottle.

EN- TUeBs a co, Proprieiors,
PeteTbOI0 II.
]. q. Proble General Wholesale gent, 81 and 30
FrAnkln street, one dor east Bf adway, Ntw York
John Z, Henry CO. WaUrbafJ, W., ~nolesAe
agents
Wood bixDy Il Co, Montpelier, W 7O;daWeo~D3
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FOR THE LkGlSLAIURk
RmAno' Pro slav
Senator'S ldug 10
Senators elected 10
Total Senate 10 10
House u Representatives AZ IS
The tie in tte senate will possibly prevent
any election Of u. s. Senators, vice Garret
Davis, and throw it over for two years. As
Davis has two years to serve, and the next
subsequen. Legislature will meet ON the first
Monday ia December, 1867, the vacancy will
not be important. Indeed the country could
stand it during the intermediate two years,
Notwithstanding the Louisville Journal is OF
opinion that with Davis in the Senate va
canoy exists.
The total vote for Congress compares with
former elections as follows;
1855. 1884 1850.
Emano. 81 O0s Line PIT Bell Line. 81 ~
Pro slAv 57,sol Nee .6,,S0l Doug Bfe. 7S'7s!
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49, ~ '"V 0 4iiest. ma CHASE. Regi,tsr.
THAYER's Estate

DATHSHEBA THAYER'S ESTATE
1.-the subscribers having been appointed the Hon
orable Probate Court for the district Of Randolph,
and demands of all persons, against the estate Of
Bathsheba Thayer, late Of Chelsea. in said district
deceased represented insovent, and the term Of SIX
lowed by said court to the creditors Of said deceased
to exhibit and prove their respective claims before
Give notice, that will attend TO the duties Of
Chelsea in said district on the 7ud Monday Of 0oto-
Der next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon on said
day. 1000
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| ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
IL Post Office at Montpelier State Of Vermont the
18th day OF Sept. 1865.
Andrews Julius Lapstol Peter
Alexander Harriet Mrs Lee hartha Miss
Chase Nelson Leneis Miriam Mrs
DOolittle Martin Mary Mrs
Eaton VIM W McDougsl NJ rtn
Ducellos Maria Mrs Parsons Wallace d
Ferren Jsmes Rdgey S.erhen Mrs
Foshet d Kiohardsun W
Flanders ANA Mrs Roy phirin
Fray Miss Pierce Horace
Genning Z W Sterling Lewis
Hopkins Charles Corpl Smiley Lydia Miss
Houde Acrimes Smith B
Healr Emery Spemau Pat
Hill Mary Mrs Sweeney john
Horton VIM . Trady Carolin Miss
Harris Lewis IA l0r J y
Kelpton Horace Mrs Weeks G
kemps p A Wilson D4nl
Leach assoeOn WOOdward p
To Obtain any Of the letters, the applicant must call
for advertised letters, give the date Of the sand pay
two cents for advertising
If not oslied for within one month"; they will be sent
/ to the Dead Letter Office.
/ JAMES G FRENCH, Postmaster.
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1853 s29 81
Being less than the Interest Rent Of Vermont and Can
ADA, amounting to $4,000
The Swanton Branch has been built, al
ready costing $500 600, and will probably
cos, $500 600 and money borrowed to build,
it and the amount of cost up to $500 ,000
given to the fret mortgage bondnolders in
Canada stock, on condition OF all suits being
Withdrawn. The Trustees now want
Let A new car shop a. Il Albant, to replace
one bnntd July 4 1855 $50 1000
-. A fou5d en5ine house, 1900
81 Bsconstruc,iou aud enlargement OF station
house az 50 Adams 900
4th Station house At Burlington, 30 900
9Th. Frtipht stores A. WHAT ~ 900
9Th. Ten new engines, lSl 90
SO freight cars, go O0l
S new passenger GAYS $1,000
s6s0 700