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Bills Approved and Signed by the Gov
ernor, upto Nov. LIST.

In act ceding TO the United States ex-
elusive jurisdiction over "a site for II Gus
ON House at Norton.
An act in amendment of an act en-
titled "a corporation by the name of the
Champaign transportation company"
An act to incorporate the novelty ma
chine works.
An act authorizing the exchange of
'uupon bonds of the Stale Of Vermont for
cert fcates Of leg stored loan.
An act laying tax on the county Of
Wi ,lsor.
An act to incorporate the Lamoillc
Valley Railroad.
An at laying tax on the county OF
i.amoille
An act in adlilio to chapter 20 Of the
General statutes in relation 70 divorce.
An act in amendment of sections 45
an G6 Of the general statutes, entitled
'.uf Banks"
An act laying tax on the county Of
K tland,
An act to legalize certain proceedings
o. the town of Casleton
An act 10 incorporate the Pine Hill
'rqne'Iuct company.
An act TO authorize the town of Chcs-
t'r TO pay substitutes the sum therein
mentioned.
An act to legalize the grant lis, Of the
town OF Westfcl for the years 1865 1866
IN 1867.
An act to incorporate the Morrisvile
manufacturing company.
An act to incorporate the NIiJdlebury
silver mining cpmpny
An act in addition to sec 81 of char
80 of the general statutes relating to the
rand list.
An act to incorporate the Felchvile
woplrn company.
An at TO amend sec Of chap 90 o
the general statutes entitled of socetie.
for II e support o. the Gospel and literary
-ocletses.
An act to incorporate the union mar
hle company.
An act TO protect fish in Duck Pond
An act TO incnrporte the Parks anC
Woolson machine shop company.
An act to protect fish in Ticklenacket
! Pond.
An act to protect fish in Howe's Pond
An act to incorporate the East Pouli
nny cheese manufacturing COMPANY.
An act to leg'lize the grand list Of thu
town Of Waicrville
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A Piano OR ORGAN Which shall
buy ! Suii your taste, consult your p"k
ct. and also the size Of your, room . For
many wears the Piano has had the mon
npoy but lattrrly. the American Organs,
,nufaclured By : ID. d II. w. Suith,
Bnstun, have been steadily growing IN Ia.
yor. We visited their imncIlSe factory,
and explored it fon the dry room, where
the stock is seasoned in a irmperure Of
lbs degrees, TO the iin;,hlng departments
aud ware rooms, where The in>lrun ms
are exhibited hy skilIfnl muslclan Not
whist ding the facl lies tor Finishing II
hundred per week, the dem 'IIi has 1t
run the supply. These Organs may be
purchased from SlJ0 to 1900, according
to size and style. Then action, tone,
temperament, voiclng and general work
mansirip, ARE such as constitute all that
lovers OF music can desire. Their cpin
pacincss. porlablcnrss AMI beauty Of tiulsh,
m Ike them n de-rapIe article for every
nome.-Qdncy Patriot.
The Phil,lrldnia Nation,l Retire.. hman
Saloons, where the soldiers from ev,rv
p ,rt of the Union were fed during the
late war an honor to Philadelphia. and
there is peculiar proprety in the cir
cumstances that Philadelphia should in
auguraie II plan tor the endowment OF n
National Institute where the orphans of
these same heroes may have home AMI
receive IN educalinn. This is what the
Trustees Of the Riverside Institute are
aiming must successfully to aero nplish.
Acting under the Charter of the Wash-
lngton Library Company, Incorporated by
the Stale q. Pennsylvania. they aye off r.
ing stock at the low rate of one dollar
per share, and will give to each sub.cri-
her beautiful and valuable steel engrav-
ing, worth at retail more than the price
of the stock. and as an ad lliunal indure-
m mt will distribute among the stuckhnld
e.s presents valued at S30l,00O. In the
distribution every one has an equal
eli ,nce To obtain large prrs"n's: me Is
is worth S+O, 900. another 500, 900, &c.
Who can reius Ia do patrinic and be-
n violent action on these terms.
Never indulge in the inordina'e use OF
ANY medicine. IL is important to take
even a good medicine jniici"usly. Par
sons l'uraati.e Pills arr ,fe, prompt an
reliable, and Tree from all deleIerious sub
stances.
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DElIrION FOX DIVORCE.

Mary A. Lawrence Of Cornwall. Addison
County. Vermont having brought her petition to
the next term Of the supreme Crur, Tor the Count,
at id'lir"n, Stating that the 21st day Of January
a 1862 she was lawfully m irrird TO Oscar H.
Ltwrence, aud hat he aiscon,le,l aud left her an
refused 10 live with aud support her ON the 26.,, -
April, n. ID. 1866 aud left her and their infant
daughter destitute Of any means Of suppnrt-lhnt
he has fled to parts unknown, aud that she e,ily
belle Is that he had wife. then living, at the
date ot her said marriage to him aud pravinr for
ivorce from the said Oscar +. Lawrence and
for the custody of their chilli And said petition
hav ny cen presented to me. and it appearing
tn It said Oscar +. Lawrence is iihout the State
Of Vermont
II is ordered that he he un,ificd Of the pcndency
Of said petition amd to appear and answer the
same at the next term at said supreme Cuurt, to
no held NJ VI dleburv in sad county, On the 1st
Mor av of the 81 Tuesday in January, A. ID
10 bv publishing the substance If sai petit
iiut. touc iher with this oidcr three weeks sue
cesSivcly IN the Midlehury Register the ia E of
viii puhi "a ion . lie a, liza. Fix ceks prior to
sail tenn ut Court.
f. r WRlGllr Atty.
j. PIEIPONT, Judge of the Sup. Court.
Oct. 81, 1867. 3.3w
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eJ-Considcrablc feeling has been d,

e.y-Considcrablc feeling has been de.
yeloped by Secretary Adams annual re-
port which charges the Board Of Educa-
ton with being ''bought up" in their
selection Of school looks for the neat five
years. The charge is serious one, and
If true, it should te known. Mr.. Adams
has too long had the confidence of the
people to be hastily charged with mis-
representation and yet, in this case il
seems that it must be mistake. 1t i
id that the Board have prepared on
elaborate and searching answer TO the
charges made. In this case it is well tc
suspend Judgment until this answer j:
given 10 the public.
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To- ui rdi,cn eiOcs
lnprcsslvely responded to by Gen.
Thomas.
14-Naj. Gen. Phillip u Sheridan.
The Union jour-keepcr. When the
rebels broke in by the front door he kicked
them out 10y the Shenan dodi.
Letters rom Gems Butler, w f Smith,
NcNahon. Chamberlain, and from a son
Montpelier, ID o .mer Brooks, in be
,al Of his absent son, Gen. w. Il. Ii.
brooks TO whom was accorded the honor
# being the organizer and efficient discip
marian OF the Vermont Brigade.
The officers retired about ore O'Clock
m the best of spirits AMI iondly anticipa.
ny many more happy reunions in the
uturc.
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fOUND Ar LAST "A rem rly that not
onv relieves. but cures that enemy of
ma"kind, consumption, rs will as the nu-
mcruns satellites. which rrvolve around il
in the shape of Colds. Coughs Bronchitis,
Sure Throat, lnfluenz I. &c The remedy
we allude to is DR. Wisiar's Bnlsam of
w Id Cherry, prepared by Seth w. Fowle
& son, Boston.
TIE QUACKs COMPOUNDED. -linskill-
ful m"n are vniIly striving 30 impose ON
the community their weak, noxion~ com
pounds, rs gopd wholesome Snleratu, !;
Will" lanes Pyle, with his pure \ ,cra
ius, furnishes the market with good ~ Il
whuiesnme ar;ice Sold by groc,rs
everywhere, full weight.
Soothing and Healing, we might with
truth add, certainly curing in every case
No remedy known equals Co.'s Cough
| B,lsim for Coughs. Colds Group and
Consumption 1t is an old and tried
Friend, and always pr,ees true.
Mus. PARrlNGruN lNsrLTED. - The
White Mountains of New Hampshire
are evidently 81 great insitutim-verv
high, heavy irn-ts, beautiful view, four
do lars Bot the pracilc.l eve of - ccr-
tain renowned Drake saw those smooth
faced rocks, and thcrrupnn adorned and
vnrirgitrd the bride path TO the I ip>tnp
House with his familiar =. L -lSjO-X
Plantation lSitters Thus raised the ire
of the Mrs. Parting. ns composing the
legislature of the Granite State, WIN
got their wise heads togeh her, ouilawpd
DIR. Drake, and make it penal If nee
tn ply the artistic brush n their beloved
hills. Verify, the tine ants are a. "a lis
count in New Hampshire. Gary -
d Il Drake pay them for this splen lid
advertiser MT!
Magnolia Watcr-A delightful toilet
article->uprrior TO Cologne, an at hall
the price.
Fn ty three years is long life for . pa
tent medicine. few If them in fact live
10 ovrrco ne the preil lees with which
they are mt AT the outset johnson:
Anndync Linim mt, however, is hon
nrahl" exception, having increased il
pop lriiy during the ptri,d above men
toned.
Why let your pains and aches you,
comfort spill If ~ cure is sur. bv nsn.
y "re's NJ '2ic Oil! Tnn''d NE 90 scold
ne pun the house de ,r WON IN, HUSBAND
children blame, ''they'r"so inhumrn
bnt send for Renne's Magic Oil, and say
''YoU RUN!
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Gov. ANDREW The death of Gov.
Andrew of VI ,Sstchu'etts, is ona of the
heaviest losses the county has sustained
in its public men In all the highest quail
lies OF intel eel and prrsontl character, he
ranked with the loremns men of the tunes;
and his political course during the ten
years of his public lite has been such AZ
not only to give hlm m ,rked place in
the history Of that evrntful period, but 10
signallze him ~ e OF those whose pat
rlotic instincts, always keeping tine with
hs sentiments ot political justice, brought
him TO conclusions very sure 10 be wise
and durable The Boston A ivertissr
very justly remarks that he hal demons
sirated his chiim to he called pre>eminrnily
ae man. Hi. views on all pub &c
qIesll ms were sngularly comprehensive (;
his political inluIti1ns remarkably clear
and correct, and his uncompronI>ine
fidelity to his own opinions an iearlsssues-
in enforcing them were qualities too rare
in public men not 10 make the loss OF their
po-seSsor II public misfortune. His ~,
too, has occurred at wi a, to human view
must be con, ider d most in pportune
time for the interests vi the country.
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ElGnr WEEKS
T. DR. N )THING!!
The Country Gentlem nan

All New Subscribers to the ItLIiNAIOK y
COUNTRY GENTLE hA\ for 1868, received pre-
Nous to November LIST, 1868, with the money,
will receive that paper wELkLY through No, emi-
Der and December, eight numbers in all wi.hou,
charge
The Cultivator and Country Gentleman is pub
lished in large weekly Numbers OF u TO 20 pa-c
e.ch. and r,Il,net to include every department,
Ol Agriculture, STOCK Railing, Horticulture an'
bones ic Er"nOm,.
The Publishers prefer using the following ex
tracts ON well-uurmel sources, rather than to
sIr ak Tor thtmselVc>:
The Maine Farmer ,perks OF The Country Ger
tlen an standing a, the Head OF the Agreul
tural Pr IS + The Country"
The Scutu.h farmer cells The Country Gentle
man 'lhe br>t of al the American Newspaper,
devoted to mat ers uf fulal Ec"momv
The Gar,ene $ Monthly IA that The Country
Gentleman Is ''Condured with Degree of ] ,eni
equal to any European journal, and superior to
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The Canal, Ia mer's Advocate saws: I'VE are
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Gus parts Of .lr wurld but Tor truthul accounts.
well written practical ar ic!es, and general al
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ui 1861, GRAruIroUsI.Y Addre>s
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Mitchrli's New Gcosrapb,es.


The B a. ol mcation IT the State of We II q I.
at I moe Ing at Waterbury in February. 49,;
Ut harlei the use OF the following Biographies in
h @ Publ D Schools Oi the state:
Mlchrlr> Frat las on, in Geo ,raphv.
Nj chrlls New Pr mary Geography.
Mitrhells New iteriI,,lii;e Gcn,rathv
The ,'cr'ignc have ju issued new editions
Of all lie bo' H.. They have now really YER
MONT EDITION t the New intermediate Surc.
tally adapted to the State aud con aiming. in all
Iii ion to all the matter OF the New liner ueliate
a fu page, copper plate map ell the State. with
all the natural features, and every town aud viii
lac atcurac, set forth, and to this is added a
special gcolrdpn Of the site.
These popular wWk-. which are now in use in
tue test chuuls in all the States in the Union.
may lie hid un application to the Publishers. or
II ey may he r,c. ell Of any book -cer o d a or in
book IN vermont.
. her W 'rks ug Mtchelrs New Series are:
Mi'cheilS New Geography and Atlas, for High
sc nulS ant Sc niulries.
Mitchrlrs New Physical Geo ,raphy. yPro.
fcS-ur Il ocklr>',v.
Mitcicll> New Outline Maps
Published by T.. II BUTLER & co,
32Swf 49, ). Fourth ST., Phila lphia.
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EUIoPEAN NEws.-The latest adyiccs
from Italy state that the Frpuch troops
had entered Rome No enthusiasm was
manifestation their appe france Carl.
haldi Was still in front of tho city with an
,trmy estimated at 5000 men. lie was
constantly receiving recruits The head
quarters oithe National party at Florence
has been closed by order Of the Italia
Government. and the action of relief com
mlttres Suspended. The Provincial Core.
pondentrn, published at Berlin. semi Off
cially announces that the l'ru->ian Govern
mrnI will interfere in the aft IFS of ltaty
{ necessary to preserve the peace of Eu,
rope. The Paris Monieur declares th t
\rpolcon has demanded an explanation
f ON Victor Emanuel regarding the latter
invasion of Papal territory. Lord vii.
ian Rise, celebrated astronomer, died
at London, Friday in the sixty seventy
wear OF his age. Two policeman were
shot lrobally by Frnims IN the st, eets of
Dub n on last Wednesday. A reward OF
flOO0 has been Offered for the arrest of
t c assassins. The ma riage of Klns
Il orge ol Greece, AMI The Princess Olga
was celebrated Friday at 81 Peter,burgh.
with great eerem my. Allen and four
other F"nians, who, we're on trial at Man
chester for murder, were on Friday con-
vi,ied of that offence Gen Warren is
now on trial before the commission al
Dublin.
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Gen. Phil. III. Sheridan IN Montpelie

Gen Sheridan reached Montpelier bv
a special train at, 2 p. m, on Wednesday,
and was escorted by large procession Of
veteran soldiers, headed by Glmore's
Band, through the principal streets to
the steps in front of the State House,
where he was presented to the people by
Ex-Gov. Dillingham;.
The General was then escorted to the
Hall of tue House of Representatives,
where Gov. Page presented him to the
Generali Assembly, who received him with
tremendous applause. The General
briefly addressed the Assembly.
In the evening the General attended
the officers Reunion, and left for New
York by the IL O'Clock train.
The weather was rainy, but moi
wiihstan ling 5000 or 10000 person.
we're present 10 welcome 'Gallan Il
thiL
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THE MORMON PROPHET and HIS HAREM
Or an Authentic history Of Brigham Young
his numerous Wives and Children.
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OAsTLFTON Wt) SEMINARY.

- An English ami Classical School for both
sexes. Four years English Course for Ladies aud
Gents. Three years Classical Course tor fitting
boys for College. Instructions given in all the
in all the departments.
Winter Term of thirteen weeks begins Thurs
day, Jan 2, 1868. Address
2S;y1 G. K. B\LLtRD, Principal.
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NEW EDITION OF TIE SCRIPTURES -
Petroleum V. Nasty, who runs :he Mil
itary and biblical In>titoot" Of Krnfurkv,
thus records one result of the defeat of
negru suffrage in Ohio:
"The Fakuliy NV the Ins,itoot met
next mornin' for the purpuS Nv re,i>in'
the Scrlpters 1t wuz desllrd that the
word white 'hood be inscrIid wherever
necessary, and that the ed-he'. only hr
vouscd by the dim"cracy and Conserve
tiv Republicans We made progress, the
tullerin' bein ii few Nv the changes;
so God creatid ,chae man in his own
image
.Who-oevcr, therefore shell confess me
before ,CI,te men, &c
Suffer little White children 10 come unto
me, tor such is the Kingdom Nv Heaven. :
Wich last Is comior,in, ez il shows that
the d,sIincshen is k"pt up all through
eternity. give these merely as samples
We shcl hev it inlsht in "a few days. and,
eff funds can he raised. shrl publish il -
Sich vcrshun Nv the Nkliplers is
needed"
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Try box of Poland ) PLANTATION ONT.
MESr TIE uest s,lve in the wuIli. Take no
ct ,er, hut insist oh having this.
For sale Ly all Dru- lSsis aud country iea e, s!
DR. j ". POLAND, Manu- icturer.
2s;y1 (See ALyertisenivnt.)
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lI>UR SALE

LNUR SALE
l. The real estate formerly owned by MIRA
Shurtleff ON Main Street. situated about half way
between the College and the bridge Liberal
cre.'it an lie given. For particulars inquire OF
Prof. w. II. PARKER
ELIZABETH SELFRIDGE.
Middlebury, Oct. 1857.
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W \LUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

Formrrlv owned bv D,vi lI"okc- C'ecea,ed)
nlei>an " situ,'e' on Munger Street in the
no -thrast mart # Ni1lelnrv ON III" al 'eadiur
to New Haven Mill al,on' 3l3 miles from Mil
'lehurv villa 20. Sal farm cnntii 90 acres Of
excellent land. well watrrc well ID ptcd IA
grass mn grain. good hon.e near school plent v
Of "uthuillinr '"d acc"mnd tons for all kind. Of
stock AM f'iit. AIS" 81 acres Of woodland
elSv Of acre. I further p,rtic"nr> inq,i If
Mrs. David 'Io kcr on the premises Frark'in
locker at Cornwall or Of the sub criher At his
residence. C. HO lKER
Middchnrv VI. NV ,, 1867. s?,r
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NOTICE..
I OST'.

7 OSr.
IL Ga the 2slh inst. near Chapman's stors or
h"twe. II there AMI New H., en- a calf kin WN-
LET cont aiming So. 80 The lin Ter will he liIer-
av reward II by leaving it ut lh, ofilct or at the
residence Of the subscriber in New Haven.
A. MASON.
New Haven, Oct. %, 1867. 3l:2w*
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rINIE LADY'S FRIEND.
W ASHINGTON AT MOUNT VERNON. +"


Til Laly's Friend announces for 1868, the
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1t will give copy of the new and splendid
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| II offers as premiums q ! rye variety OF
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1900
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The getter up Of club will always receive
a copy OF the prem engraving Members
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Those desir Us Of get ing up clubs or Prcmi-
um Lists should enclose fifteen cents for SAM
pie magazine containing the particulars.
Address d. AEON 4 PETER ON.
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NJ A II II | T. ID

BT. NKE-M >TIIER.-N Ardo or Mass Oct.
20 NV Rev. VIM. t.. Mnthnr ia her f the bride
assisted Nv Prf T. G.. Smvih of h. Theo. Sem
aud Rev. ). l.. Blake "f Prncrel Mass. brother
f the grno",, Re-. l.. II Bake, at River Point.
r | aud Miss lsihel T. Mather. OF Anduver
-
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Mis- is To tfv all persons that where's
a. my wifi Jr.ephi'e Merritt. has left my
he'd and b" ard without just can.e Ar provoca'i"n
hereby rid all persons harbrrng or trusting
he7 on NV account after thi. lac
HENRY MERRITT.
Nov %, 1867. 32w2
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4 NEW SUPPLY OF LUMBER
"a We have to offer at our
IL Al Il l., u " a u II


in MIldl-bnrv. new and well a>sortei supply Of
Lumber and At reduced prices
Common Spruce Boards, per thousd, sl2 to SlS
Hcmluck Boar is, " S16
rwO-iuch Plank ell to lS
Scintling SIN
ClapbUarls, ~ TO- 10.
]. BATlELL.
Apply at NJ. H. WEIGHS Store.
Mi dlebury, Oct g. 1867. 16;u
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snc .sO.1ic.s, n.-oui 81 .,OOie.
This Society held its business meeting
at the Court House in Montpelier a. | |
a. m and at g p. m. Oh Wednesday last,
The officers elected were as follows:--
P,eStient-Lieut Col. w. Y. w. Rip
ley.
Vice PreSdems-Col Samuel L. Pin,
gree, Gen. George L. Foster.
Executive Comauttce Major Charles +.
Spaulding, Mayor Josiah Grout, Jr., Mai
John L. Barsluw.
Recording Secrrtd,y-Major James S
Peck.
Corresponding .Secretay-Lieut. G. G
Benedict.
The meeting adjourned to the Hall OF
the House Of Representatives. where N,
elaborate GRAFTON was pronounced by
Chaplain BrasIow, and at 8 p. IN
TIE REUNION surrtR
was served in Washington Hall, Col
Ripley presiding. The Hall bore tn
elegant decorations recently prepared b,
the ladies' of the Congregational churcl
and society, and the tables were supple
by Mr.. Clark of the American Ilousr
1t was superb collation., Astounding il
substanrinls and deicacies, and profusel,
and yet tasteiully ornamrnied.
Then followed the toasis, accompane,
with such cheers as only veterans cai
give, and interspersed with cxcellen
music from Gilmorc's Boston Band.
l. The first toast was in honor Df til,
most distinguished guest Of the evenin.
to which Gen Sheridan briefly respondc,
as follows: