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whispered words Of his clergyman. At
zerott occasionally did the same; but
when unoccupied for moment, conscious
ness of his position appeared on the ashen
face and quivering, fallen jaw, which
showed how terrible death appeared to
his craven soul.
Payne's adviser stepped forward and
said that the prisoner, Lewis Payne, re-
quested him to say that he Payne) desired
to thank all the officers and soldiers who
had charge of him that he had not re-
ceived an unkind word or look from any
one of them ALL His spiritual attendant
then offered prayer in his behalf, asking
that his sins might be forgiven him, and
that an easy passage out of this world
might be granted him. Similar prayers
were offered for each of the other prison
ers.
The prayers being over, the prisoners
were placed on the trap and the nooses
adjusted. At this moment Atzerott SEEM
ed SO overcome that he was almost unable
to rise. While the ropes were being add
justed to the prisoners necks, Atzerott at
tempted to speak and said: Gentlemen,
beware" After the cap was drawn over
his head, he said: Goodbye, gentlemen,
who are before me now may we all meet
in the other world"
The others-Mrs. Surratt and Harold
had nothing to say, and at 20 minutes
past o'clock the drop fell. Payne and
Harold struggled for about five minutes
Atzerott very little. Mrs. Surratt's
neck was broken by the fall, and she died
without a struggle.
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vt. Troops IN Louisiana.
CAMP OF THE 1sT Co. VI. II. A. }
Port Hudson. La. June %. {

VI 1luttSOIl, Ids 20.
EDITOR CALIFORNIAN II presume that
you have been informed of this company
and its whereabouts before this but !
know that there are some of the good peo-
pie in Vermont that have not the slightest
idea that they have got a company of
heavy artillery down here in the lowlands,
and it would not be strange if some OF
them that think to be well informed, never
had heard of us for the reason that we
were not organized in Vermont Most OF
the men in this company enlisted as re-
cruits for the second VT battery last Au-
gust and September but for some reason
or other they went in too strong on the
second battery, and got about one hun
dred and twenty more men than they
wanted; so by an order from Gen. Candy,
by application to Gov. Smith for approval,
we were on the first of March organized
as heavy artillery to do garrison duty al
this place with the following noncommis.
stoned officers as officers of the COMPANY,
Sergt. Maj. H. w. Fales, Capt. Sergt
Martin Piel, lst lieut.. and Sergt VIM
w. Kasson, I'd lieut..
There was rather sad affair occurred
here the other day. A boy by the name
of Michael Derome of this company sho
himself through the head while on guard
He had been wandering in his mind fol
some time and that is all the reason thai
any of us could give for his doing the aw
full deed.
The weather is very warm and it tell
on the Vermont boys rather hard. W.
have twenty-five on the sick report a
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DEATHS,
Births, Marriages and Deaths inserted rg,, ~,
ries, Including poetry, SIX CENTS lirie. w.

Births, Marriages and Deaths inserted I'm, %
ries, including poetry, CENTS q lne '--
Corrected In this village, JULY ). oF -
gitis, Sarah Elecfa. only daughter az - III
and Almira B. Marshall, aged YEAR 80 q T.
months ~ a
In this village, June p, r. D. Heaa-r 49,
wife OF M John Hendry- ea -
In Sheffield July 5. Ward Bradler, a,.sa
In Concord, June IS, Helen VI. VOL.
Il years. ,.i
In Boston, Ms, June u, George Il son 81.
W and keziah r. Gleason, aged lO1pars -~
At Andersonville. Ga, Nov. Il, lss, "a.
A Hale aged "a -''
II Is due 10 the deceased to say thai hs ,..
dutiful and sfectonate son and bra-te- :
| friend, scholar, patriot ane Christian h ~
rests in a soldiers grave, but his memory r..
the hearts Of all who knew him. His ,r,r
fondly hope, lives in heaven
AT Lebanon, Pa June 3. DR.. George Cal
The following resolutions were passed -
officers and teachers If the SUNDAY Scaoal : :.
Johns Reformed Church, Of which DR. c. w.
merry .eacher and more recently secrer,-T
Rssolred, That We have received tue 5,s-i
DIR. GEORGE CLARK, our late sccrpta-v -.
heartfelt sorrow and profound resrtt
ResOlred, That while We mourn his los ~.
not soTroS a those who have no hope. o.- 80.
ISL the fond hope that he now lives star IN =.
crown OF that Saviour whose cause he e>rr-.-
and 10 ed.
RtSolrta, That we tender 10 the aged ;,-.-.
of the deceased our tenderest sympattse> =, =.
sad hoar 4 bereavement, and sincerely c.-.,s.-
them TO that Saviour who was the supper. r.
fort and hope OF their son in life and IN d,a-.
/ " J. BrRH>I.,H.
Sec'y 81 johns : :
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Il Loud CAL for jeff.

The fact that the axe Of justice, though
long suspended, has fallen upon the guilty
heads of some Of the tools of the rebellion,
the arch traitor himself must consider his
lease of life as exceedingly limited. 1t
was telegraphed from Washington few
days ago that the court room at the Arse
nal was being reftted for use by another
Military Court. 1t is the current impress.
ion that it will be the scene Of the trial Of
Jefferson Davis, proof Of whose implica.
ton in the crime for which some almost
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BOSTON MARKET.-July 4

F,Jw.-WeStern. S5,15 70 1900
Pork.-PT;mr, 80 %: Mess, $500 10 $3.50
10 oo,9n
G,.r.-Sli.oO n 1900. Lard. 90 TO 20 Hams
p = -. hos dressed. l. 10 Is
Bstirr.-25 10 80. Cheese. II 70 Is Q. Eqgs, 90
ia - Potatoes, 300 TO 3,25- Dried Apple. Is 10
ID
Bcaas,-c-22j to 80 Peas. Sis 70 2,le
Herds grass seed 100 10 6.Oe- Ciorrr. 50 Ia
81.
>tarch-S to To- Tallosc ltS TO 10.
u; Oi-Full Blood Nerino. o.73;o 15: Three
;nur,hS blood, eli 10 o.: Ha.f-blood. e.65 to
ga; Common. o 90 10 O.65
Lilo To LIZ.
Uo,, 30 ia e.,
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HUNNEwE.-LS TOLL ANoDYNE--The real reoes-
SHY 81 Tins >en lid Teiar alton fold and well
has IL proved how This necessity hl been To have
tue and natural Olaie iO- AL ri loss Of sleep
nervous ':ehiliT and anti>Ta>moiic Tor all neuralci
rheumatic. -,gi. hy>erla arAelic. and Vias dance
~ an inward aPi> ati- with producing any
the horrors OF haiefcct> opium pr partitions Opt
unl but preparation tat a1l IL al reaching the
complaint would leave no stain debility behind For
10 II AND ache Tor common sick headache
Tor The suffering IL monthly me.SI-uation- aif.r
ealing, IL almost uiaiiae- IL l. the production of
celebrated herb from India peracly ural color
UNIFORM III Action AMI by confidence il viii be
found the greatest Necessity ia every family This prep
araiion = c nOst unqualified confidence OF ar-e mum
hers al a >cia> * controlled by thorough knowledge
Vi me'ilnc. ana al the wish OF The proprietor that IL
may To- accepted with perfect confidence by all,
inl every species ol qlaCkrrg. aud based psr
fect laws in MaleTla M,~iiCa-
Asthma perfectly relieved hy Anodyne and
among liz great lNorI,s-
JOHN l. HUNNEwELI. PrOl rietor.
Practical Chemist Boston, Mass
Also. Proprietor Of Hunaewells Toiu Anodyne and
HunnewelTS ElleItiS Pills.
HofF GREEN and J. e BINGHAM, Agents ST
JoanShury-
Also sold 10y all dealers in medicine. 5l-62
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MARkET-JulyI IL, 1861
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET:

Cattle. Sheep Shoats- Fat Hogs Calres-
This week 2l.3 iGSI 6n>l 625 ESQ
Last week liiS 1926 1880 loo 300
year ago 1913 200 2J9j 1870 00J
BEEF CArrLc-Extra fat and heavy premium
Oxen. .,i2, 30 >l3, lst quality Sll,5 a sl2,-
-; u quality ell.o0 II 80 30 quality 9,0l
1900 per lti los. total weight of hide ,tallou
anl dressed beef A few choicest single pair.
-0o.nia S!2.e1. Bulls, &C.. $50 $3.50
Working oxen- aS Steers : :
Mich Cows. - SD; extra good 80 : .:
w.:a or without calves, may be agreed far
row and ordinary SIS 4 SIS
Sarep and Lamos,i Il cts: extra "a 0ol
cts pc: NJ on live weight: $3.50 80 TEL
h, al in lots extra 5000 800.
>nptcS. Wna.esle IL Is; retiil Is l5e per
b. Fat II, = II IL per 10. i've weight Dress
ed 20 0oc
Veal Calves $500 SIP per head.
Hides Brighton, S a Sc per ID. Country lots
nc- Calf-skinS. l6 lSc-
Talluw. : per IL.
Pcli>. Sl.jo 500 each Country pelts ODE \
~0.0C.
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The CRors.-We had visit last niuht
OF a gentleman who is familiar, through
observation, with the state of the crops in
Pennsylvania, Indiana, Iowa and Kansas.
and he says the crops of wheat, oats and
corn In all these States are 'iperteet!y enor-
nous. Harvesting in Iowa and Kansas
Is going on successfully. The stories about
''cheat and the other enemies of the ce-
reals are not true.-Botoa Journal, July 10.
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1t Is said there are persons who live at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, keep their car
rlages, and have box at the opera, and
yet only return an income of six hundred
dollars This is loosely accounted for by
the fact that every man has right to de-
duct his house-rent from his income, and
by the supposition that each one of these
persons deducts the rental of the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
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THIRD AND LAST SERItS
OF The POPULAR I'D LOAN.

We shall be prepared 70 delir,- IL Not q '''
Series Of --Seyrn-T hiTtics" On Mo.lAy, june 81
Orders viii be flied without delay I'D ~ Nos -
I'd II anr point reached by Express isns. fgse -
tc purchases.
The slight ehsnge made IL the col1i-''- -
Third Series affects only thu mater 81 -H1I'7.'
payment In Gold if made. vii BE- ,qaiHl.ii; 20 Tx
rency interest of the h CHER rate. -
The return to specie pawn ms, in the tF'i d
only viii the option pay intsEos; in cod &c ~
would so reduce and oqaaliIe p.ic,s tA.t Il-o.'s>
with six per cent; in Gold woald be- fully o4la ~
made with seven and three-:,nills pr an =
Ibis il the
ONLY LOAN IN MAXIM L
Now offered tv Government. The Tisst and Second
NEE having gone with rush" il i at sii''f IN
thai this the Third and lsst oi he Tx hHn3i'1
authorized will be avsilaf, ta. F'1y sAof' 'i'i'
People aTe beginning 10 know how aid "-lcH u --'
profitable investment IL 4 ,Iaphaticaily
.sThe Peoples Loan.
We solicit the or3rs OF banks asld Bankers 10 T'
and will allow on ali such the three-tisf;s 81 "-
cent. commission delivering The Notes promptly aud Nv
Of expense
GEORGE MAY, CASH
First National Bank, 81. Joh2soas' -
ST. Johnsbury, VI, May - ls6a.
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MARRIAGES.

II. Tabor. Mr.. Jotl ". Justin ana Me- nv, l.
j. Swasty, both Of Kirby. A''- MISS Ntitt'a
In i,anville, July 4, Mr. lSaa, NJ,
Miss Emily A Page both of Danrille, ''-1 did
TharcT NJ 0I rsssn July Il, by Rev. " "
and Miss Hattie S Dasgett of Iras6urr- ~ 4
In Sutton, July 3, by Rev. Nark ry;lI ~
gil r ladd Of Burke and Mrs. Marr A. u .. r.
of Bloomington. -'-u bFoohs
AT West Barnet, July 4, by Rev. wan
Mr. wm- Warden, I'd and Nj n. Ae.c
Shearer- -Nsfcalt-
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers his farm for sac :.
farm contains 200 acres OF excel ent land, $
bly, divided into moving. tillage and pasture a.
with about 40 acres IF woodland. The bui
are nearly new-house % 2S. she'd and L :
30, three barns 80 40 each House an ta-.
are supplied with excellent running wa-e- IA,
never fails. Also, a thrifty young orchard On -
premises
Said farm i located al North Concord. ! n;
from Gay < Coby's mills, near school al ne
ing louise about three miles from W,,t CONGO.
on the River Road and On the line # til, c,,,,-,
plated Essex Railroad Ii desirable aia 81
the crops. stock farming tno.s, etc. WITH =.
farm The aaoEe property VIII be sod rrrr 49,
and credit gwen Il suit the purchaser MI. ..-
eu,iiy on The premises. For further patio A..
enquire % the subscriber
JAMES C ROWELL
W Concord. Iuly !, 1865
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The Tornado at TirOgUa.

The La Crosse RfpuJiIcm OF the lst
inst. gives the annexed particulars of Il
fearful tornado at NiroIua, Wis:
About 1 O'clock in the afternoon of
Thursday, June %. two mgry looking
clouds approached each other from the
north and south. and met nj Il short dis
tancc west of the village Of Niroqua. Yer
non county. Wisconsin The people
watched the threatening heavens with deep
solcitudc. When those two forces came
in contact. they whirlcd off nj Il tangent
and moved in an easterlv direction and
passed through the very heart of the beau
titul village, carrying death. destruction
and danger in their progress. In a mo-
ment, about fifty buildings We're demoli>h-
ed and scattered to the winds. seventeen
persons killed. and about one hundred
men. women and children injured. The
hurricane continued eastward in it, course.
and ii Is Vet unknown where IL havoc
ceased. For several miles east of Niroqua
ii destroyed everything in it> course. The
total destruction of property is estimated
at two hundred thousand dollars"
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jeremiah Carriers Estate.

WE-the Subscribers being appoint. - liz L RI
w 5le PROBATE court Tor he district 20. CacGu- L..
mi>>olers, IL receive. examine and adjust =. .-a
ana demands of all persons az ailsf the estate , ,
Carter. formerly oi PeachSm, IN eall d>l III, .--r
Charleston. Arkansas. decsa>cd. represented So
ami the Term OF >iA months iroln Tire s1A GAH t.
tviaher, A y l>o5, oeillc allowed bN ea1 CoLit = .
Creditors 81 said deceased. 10 exhibit ami prose ar
respective claims before us give noiioe. Ihai ~
atieid 10 The duties OF Our appointment Tie LNt
house OF AloIZo r. Lucas. IN Pcacham, 81 p.
trict thespth days OF September lli Dvoe-asE Ira
Al j O'Clock P NJ each oi said DAYS
J. q A PACKER, -.
SOL IRS WINTER N
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J.o A. PACKER,
IRA W. WINTER
Mary Nelson's Estate.

I HE subscribers beng appoiute by the llo. p -
Count Tor the district oi Caledonia conlaiss
Receive, examine and adjust all CLAIMS and demands
i'rT>si> against the estate OF Mary Netsau iAIr q -
gate, IN said district, deceased. Represented !>r-
and The Term oi sN mouths from The .6Ia CAV . d..
A ID loo5 are allowed for the creli. r. l. sr>rt A.
prove their respective claims before :, cA- .r t-'
We viii attend 10 The dulles Vi our atpoala - a. ~
dwelling house ol H. j. Nelson. in Ey,EIIe. = >~-
trlct- Oh the 9>l day December ll,Ar Al 60 J. -
SOL RogERT NEI>nN '--'
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JOB PRINTING.

We hare lately added a number Of fonts Of
ner type to oar office. and ice are noeo better
than erer prepared to do all kinds Of job print
ing. such as Wedding, ADDRESS and Business
Cards, Circulars, Bill Heads, Blanks, Re-
ceips. Tar bills, Auction bills, etc., etc.
C. N. STONE & co.
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Gale donna Co. Supreme Court.--.ia-a>i
Term, 1865.
ANN bran y Al BEAN

ANNE bEA> V Al BEAN. Lie. e q d.
The ltesni IN her petition SET r-- rl- q III = ID
81 March l,ol. size wa> ayluiiy jgQr- Z, d. t--.r- -
III lice. ay A d ChacTcS F.. a. - - .>-,>
peac- Within said cegIIT- ItaI -- had Or E Z
Sol, asluI tour Atar> = rms t. =. --s-
rage; aud that She ha- AlNAs> liked ana l iu. 1--
sell 10 The due observance u IL l "r3 l--l
ler 10y h,r marriage contract B.- = IA ..-
has neg ecie1 and refuse l. fur h. NTH lie Ia-a-
ii Support according IL III 4slig. a. a.
ii>-tcarGed his marriage crlII-acr ,.nlItIr-
crime ii adultery. oy The .Tl-.4a. libel ' - l..
1ul ! appears
The irllanl therefore pray III ,,s-r tat -r I'd
mafImeily oOIiracle. tetWr,'l h. fA~t'> 0y r.
thai she ee 3ecTeel the carr ar ll>ta1s "a :
au' thai a-near - -ta,ifri her q 40. 20 -~'ie r 81
| lit,vlice. ,S:-url. ANA BssN
Ro>s BUKBA>K. Attorneys
The itel- oi Nhich Ike i,.Tt-oil- is tlv -'>---.
paris wing hee presented 10 .t-- 3; FLA.
The ntril-- l. without III i-sl lu> >ia'r>' taa
VICE canned l- made thin The usa Vayli : -
hr OF ieTvd. rlai much 81 sad lie. appears
together n4I ia> order be puth>,rs irr N-A- -
oe>>iTtiy IL the Gaze DOMAIN. W~aaQer - -
Jollil>tury IL SAID county of CAle lla. The ~ IS
publications 10 Tee II lea>t three weeks before I- IL
VI the session Oi the Supreme COur.. L. te -- Al
Joii.l>tury on th= eI-h dAv oi Aa-a>-. ~. u
term sad lltei l. returilatae.
.G--6l Ii hE p POLAND. Chi J-a-e >.,.t Coz
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Mrs. Win>low, all experienced Nurse and

Mrs. Win>lOw, ali experienced Nurse and
feale PLY stefan. presents 10 The attention Mother.
her Soothing Syrup, children teelhng by sOIIeIin
the gums, reducing all iIlamatious. VIII aay AL pain
and spasmodic action regulate the bowels
DepeId upon it, mothers it Will give yourselve.
and relief ana hea III 10 your infants.
We have put up and sold this article for 81 years
and say confidence and truth Of it what We have
been able say any other medicine-nryer ha,
it failed in single instance 10 eect cure when rm.l,
USED Neyer did We know OF vi dissatisfaction by
any who usedn On the CONTRARY all ere i.rb,e,
with lis operations, and speak in terms Of
Of It's magical ELECTS and medical virtues We sneak in
this matter what do know after 81 wears experi-
enoe, and pledge reputation for the fulnment Of
whai We here declare. la almost every instance where
The nian: Is suffering from pain and exhaustion relief
viii be found in fifteen twenty minutes after the syr-
up is administered
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the facsimile Of CURTIS PER-
hlNS, New York is the outside wrapper Sold by all
Druggists throughout the world Price, only IS cents per
bottle. SAG
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THE WEST CONCORD
HIGH SCHOOL,

Will commence Sept 0, and continue eleven
weeks, under the charge of ELMoRB CHASE,
A t., with Mr.. ID u. Nay teacher of vocal and
instrumental Music, and such other ,sx;s,,n,a
the wants Of the school may require 1891
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NOTICE.

The undersigned, committee for "a
School House land. in district NJ IS. ~ =
Johnsbury last Village hereby gire notice -.
Ley Will receive >ea!ed proposals f,r grading -
land, until JUS ~. iSS5, n O'Clock P. y r-
SERVING the night To reject all Il said -o,1>a>
they are unreasonable The plans AMI speed e.
ITEMS can te seen By calling On either + ,ae =.
serlbers- CALVIN MORRILL,
L.C. MATHEWS
- O. -. :. RUSSELL
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L {. MAIEf W.
- +. RUSSELL

: 1 IBER ItfN.-Ih his Certlfle> tl.t I ~
kLyiy II my >"ls- TIMOTHY FNERY. il. e.,
Il Ia transact business TT himself. au6 =. q.
neither calm M earnings nor pa. rs dr. -
his dale TIMOTHY rN-RS
Grotaa Vt. 10 July, 1863 $50.
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Joha :. C;ark's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT. Ia probate Jourt A..i--
Essex Distinct. LuntIturc. IN and IL. So
trict. Vn Tie lvlh 3sy ~ il ;. A lo65.
GEORGE r FRENCH. administrator on the >-l-r
NJohr = Clark. ale 81 lunesburg. in said s>-.l,.
ceased makes AppI ltiun said 10 rNttlls
here=,'iole allowed nun pay the iebIS due
tate ami 10 rrider his administration account UNI
fuiare day:
kherenQsa. il i or,ierci o. said court thAI >al
cation br heard The probate Office. IN Luy.,--
eth iay OF Jul y, Is Farther ordered .t
le given TO al persons concerned 10 he fCllca,l .
order in the Cal-lolaI. printed JelasgG.s- 90.
weeks succcSsiye.y \. before said hearing.
b. The court Attest.
JONAH BROOKS. hes
A true cops 81 ord-AItt>I.
ra6l JONAH RRnAh< he
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Albany, ". T., July rs, 1861.

SWIFT JUsTICE.-Those who have been
surprised at the rapidity with which the
execution of the conspirators at Washing
ton followed the approval of the sentence
by the President will find parallel in the
case of Bellingham, the murderer of Mr..
Percival, prime minister of England, in
1912. Bellingham committed his crime
at about five in the afternoon of Monday.
May II, 1912. His trial came on at the
Old Bailey on Friday, the 10th; he was
at once found guilty, and was executed at
eight o'clock on the morning of Monday.
the 1Sth-a full week from the date of
the fatal deed not having expired.
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e. 1t will be recollected that in 1861
Hon, Paul Dillingham; was nominated rs
democratic candidate for governor. and
Stephen Thomas for lieutenant governor
Shortly afterwards the following jeu deS-
p7t appeared in the papers. which we i'm
agine will be read with interest at the
present time The times are changed and
there is no longer any danger that the
people will make" the blun,ler which
the poet speaks OF. We will put the elo-
quent Paul" right into the governors
chair:
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Wb,,ker.! Whi.ker.!-pcvou wan, vii.

kers mouchtaches' Our tirecan COMPOUND vii force
them (" on the >noothc>t chin hair
bald h-dl>. IA >N Weeks Price. Slices packages Tor
3 a.. Toy mail here CLOSELY sealed On receipt
" price Address. WARNER 4 Co.
i.A.d6 Box L.. BROOKLYN, v Y
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ELECTION, TUESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 5, 1855.
For Governor,
PAUL DILLINGHAM of Waterbury
For 1t. Governor,
A. Il. GARDNER of Bennington.
For Treasurer,
JOHN Il. PAGE of Rutland.
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To HON. PAUL DILLINGHAM;.
Democratic Candidate for Governor of Vermont
DEAR PAUL: l am extremely delighted at learn

DEAR PAUL: l am extremely delighted at learn
ing,
The recent convention has proved so discerning.
And given your servant an honor indeed
At least successor vino ought to succeed
A patriot orator. gentleman strong
In upholding the right and rcsiStin. the wrong:
And here let me add. while I'm thinking upon't.
The best looking man in the state of Vermont
o eloquent Paul ,-ren=TabiIe nomen
The name in itselfis excellent omen
Ii they don't put you in the governors chair.
The people will make, am free to declare.
A blunder this year which will quite have sur
passed
A similar one they committed the last
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Late member CO. F, lst Z. S. S.
The article in last weeks CAL. to
which the above soldier takes exceptions.
was substantially as published in one Of
the Burlington papers. We had seen no
other account till this letter was received.
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