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To b" the "Opcn CalaI Plan" Span 10 f,ct-
Abnn"ht- to he u feet long am, feet thic at base
and II feet long ut top and feet thick battered ON
face and ends. and feet hrluw the level of the bed
ot creek to secure solid tniludaiun and feet hiuh
above ordinary water level
The Wing Walls on the west side to lie II feet
long and IL deep as ionn,l ainn OF abutucn at the
end next To the and Ii feet wide AZ outer ends:
the Wing Walls on the east end to connect with the
ahutmrnts to the same depth and the ,uuthcn,t
Wing Wall to he T. feet long, and the northeast Wing
Wall To he - feet long and III feet WIDE at the end
of the l. foot wing, and all to be y. feet thick 1t
base and - inches thick ut top, battered on outside
face same ~ ahutmcnt.
The titrd Walls to he bnit on tn. VIM Walls
the same length and Is inches thick and feet hi.h
""verc, with White Pine boards plowrd aud
'iro"v"d, Painted and S'nicd and secured ly Fas-
Jennings built in the walls
All the Walls I" be built with good. l,,r.c-sizcl
stone laid III cclncnt or woud-lnrncd lime mortar
made with sharp sand.
The Road Way to he filled in 10 grade of foot
IN II, to make an easy passage over the bridge
The Span I" We 30 feet aud IL leetG inches wide from,
ont to ont. The Wood Work to lac built of uoo,l
White OAK, Open Canal Plan. The stills to he ! Il
inches; King Posts * 10 inches the Braces 7xD
inches; the Flooring inches thick, and not over &
inches wide clear Of sap; the Joi.tS 80 inches and
not more ,lInn Is inches apart; and the Bridge to
have good snte Rain%s and Wheel or Hub Guard
attached to Posts and braces.
The Masonry 10 he completed on or before the
10y! day of September, and the entire work On or
before the 18th day of October, lists.
Proposals solicited for an Iron Structure for ~;
feet span. with sufficient hearings on the ;,itmrns
not less than lsinclcs, including Masonry Grading
&C., according to specifications above.
For further particulars, inquire of the Clerk of the
commissioners. The whole work to he under the
direction and control of the County Commissioners
Of Cecil county with good material and in "A >uh.
stntia manner, subject to any alteration the said
Commissioners may proper to make during the
progress of the work, due allowances to he made
therefor. u! order WIN. L. MILLER.
Clerk Commissioners Cecil county,
June -, lsGS-jw
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay, and all the effects of
youthful indisoreton, will, for the sake of suffering
humanity send free to all who need II, the recipe
and directions for making the simple remedy fy
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience, can do so by addressing
in perfect confidence, JOHN Il. OGDEN
May 10, ls67-ly ~ Cedar Street, New York.
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Notiees, ST.
ORPHANS, COURT.

THE STATED MEETINGS IF the Orphans Court of
Cecil county will be held IN the Second TUESDAY
in every month. Executors, Administrators and Guar.
dias wanting their accounts stated, will please brin. in
the vouchers few days before Court.
REUBEN LAMAR.
Nav 80 ls6.-y Register.
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The STEAMER ALICE Ls@aa

Having been thoroughly repaired, painted and put
in complete running order, has resumed her rer,i.
lar trips between PORT DEPOSIT, HANRE DE
GRACE and LAPiDUM, leaving
PORT DEPOSIT for LAPIDUM ut 8 An, II 80,
sis and p.M.
PORT DEPOSIT for IA TRE DE GRACE at
9.45 An. l:sD and ~ Pm.
PISSENG Frs from BALTIMORE by $40 An,
and = ~ PM trains, and
PASSENGERS from PHILA DELPHIi by II
noon, and BIO PM trains will connect with the
ALICE at HIIRE DE GRACE for PORT
Deposit and LIPIDFM
Will attend to FERRYlNG between PORT DE
POST and LAPIpuM between regular trips.
b. EANNEMAN,
April 4, ls6S-'iIn Captain.
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4 FARM FOR SALE.
VAL LIABLE WOODLAND

FUR SALE.
The undersigned as Attorney for the s1s}ls
owners, offer. Mt Private Sale, TRACT OF sSsStvSs3
WOODLAND. in Elk Neck containing t2t w"
Acres, known hy the name of "Whitc -->.sAH-
Marsh This land is about two miles from a land
ing on Elk River, opposite tn" mouth Of Back
Creek: the entire tract being covered with Wood
Chestnut Oak and Tine-trom which large quantities
of Rails Posts and Cord wood can be obtained
Persons dcsrors Of purchasing will make appra-
ton to the undersigned, when the Terms Of Sale
will he made known.
J. +. MCCULLOUGH ATTORNEY.
June 10 lScs-.u Elkton. Md.
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NoT1cE TO
FARMERS 4 OTHERS,
Raising Colts, Cattle and Hogs.

The undcrs isnedwould respectfully give information
that he will attend to Altering and Spaying when
called on His long experience and skill in the
business make him confident Of success, and place
the owner in position to expect recovery beyond a
doubt in all eases, with proper treatment.
i. 81 intend To call round in the Spring, and
again in the Fail. SAML. b. DENNIS,
May 30, lsis--tf Elkton Pc, Cecil Co.. Md.
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Office to Creditors.

This Is to give notice that the subscriber, Of Cecil
county hath obtained from the Orphans Court OF
said county, letters of Administration on the per.
>onul estate OF
SAMUEL BROWN,
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hercb. warned
to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated
On or before the LIST day of June, lsG9;
they may otherwise. by law, he excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to said
estate requested to make immediate payment to
the subscriber. Given under my hand this 9TH day
Of June, 1873. LUKE BLOWN,
Administrator of Samuel Brown, deed.
Trst-kLurES b. LAMAR, Register.
June u, lsGS-Gw
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DEBILITY.

Every one ut times feels the necessity of some
thing to tone up the system depressed by mental or
bodily exhaustion. At such time. let every one
instead of taking alcoholic medicinal stimulates
which afford only temporary relief, reinvigorste
his debilitated system by the natural tonic elements
IL the
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
GILLESPIE next friend, &C.. vs. GILLESPIE.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county In chanccry.
ORDERED, This second day of June, in the year
1865, that the sales made and reported by william
J. Jones, Trustee in the above entitled cau>e lie
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the eighth day Of
August, next; provided, copy of this order he
inserted In some newspaper printed in Cecil county
aforesaid, once .aweek for one month before the
sixth day Of July, next
The Report states the amonnt of sales to lie
fi,aW. DAVID SCOTT Clerk.
True copy; test, DAVID SCOTT
June D. lSi;S-lm Clerk
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NOTICE.


DAVID W. SNETIIEN and ELIZA ANN SNErIIEN.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In chanccry
ORDERED, That the sale made and reported by
Reuben Haines, Trustee for the sale of the Real
Estate of David W. Snethen and Eliza Ann Sncthcn,
DC ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
trary thereof be shown before the 81 xth day of
August, next: provided, copy of this order he in
serted III some newspaper printed at Elkton, Md,
once week for one month before the sixth day Of
July, next
The Report states the amount of sales to he
st61s07. DAVID SCOTT, Clerk.
True copy; test, DAVID SCOTT,
June u, lSis-lm Clerk.
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NOTICE.
GEORGE; I;ARLl,

ELI tOSiiRONE AND WIFE.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. SITTING in
Equity.
ORDERED. That this cnil-c 10y r"nandrd to the
Auditor, and that til. Auditor he and he is hereby
directed to state slch accounts ~ may bc directed
by any of the parties or Judgment creditors. and
tax" all proofs in support thereof respectively, and
report the this Court it, next term; pro-
vd"d, that three days notice he given as usual 10y
til" creditor, party in whose behalf the test uny
j. proposed to he taken, to Geo. r. Whitaker his
solicitor; and thst the Auditor also state such report
as he may deem ri.ht and proper upon due con.
sileration of all the lroof in thu cause.
FREDERICK STUMP.
NOTICE is hereby given tina, in pursuance of the
above Order Will attend at my Office in the town of
Elkton, 1hnrs'idy he 9TH dIy Of Jy 1865 to state
such ADULTS may he required and are right and
proper in the abnvc W. JONES,
June q, lS67-,w Auditor.
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scrofula Cured after Seven Years Suffering.

ScrOfuIa Cured alter Seven Years Suffering.
]. W. HoRNoh, ESD, II prominent lawyer of Parkers
burg, W. Va, says: ~ had
81 RUNNING ULCERS
when | commenced takingl DE. ANpgRs' IODINE
WATER. Nh Breast, Throat dni Face one continue
aus sore. am now well man, and l am satisfied
the Iodine Water saved my life"
Circulars in regard to this remedy will lie sent free
). l.; DiNsMoRE Proprietor, 80 hey Street, New
York For sale by Druggists generally.
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F0g ALL IMPURITIES or THE RL0op-Use Dr. g. Rogers
Liver Pills, purely vegetable. Depot 2O6 Dock st.,
Philadelphia. Sold by DR.. +. X. Foreman, Elkton,
aud 9. L. lamar, Port Deposit
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To Bridge Builders & Contractors

Proposals will be received by the Comfy Counis.
>oncrs ot Crcil county, to be- directed to them at
their uirr in Elkt"n. up ill = o'clock pm. an Of
l"VSf, "'"f for building Bridge over Mill trcrk
IN the road leading past Whiinker'S Furnace to
prrryvillr; said proposals to inclaic the Masonry
Wood Work and Grading entire.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF HOUSE AND LOT
IN CHESAPEAKE CITY.
by order Of the Orphan. Court for Coed county. the
crsgned rs Administrator of Capt. John Iurbagc,
decd, will offer at Public Sale, "n the premises
Monday, the 9Th day Of July, 1868,
at 3 o'clock rN all the right title interest AMI claim
If said Buraxe, in AMI to all that LOT, situate on
Charles street, in Chesapeake City Cecil county, Md
Is fec" front by UI feet deep AMI which said liurlg,
held under lease for ~ years.
1t is improved by FRAME HOUSE, Iii by A-4Y,
Is feet two stories high: with Kitchen attach E:.a
ed, one story and a-htlf high. JH!i!
The lot is subject to ground rent Of not ex. l!!l
ceeding fl2 per annuni, the exact amount of
which will be made know on day Of sale.
TERMS OF sALE.-Un..lnlf cash ON day of sale,
the residue in six month. thereafter: credit p,yscnt
to bear Interest from day Of sale. and to be secured to
the satisfaction of the Administrator.
Drawing and execution Of Deed and all Stamps at
the expense Of purchaser. ESMA Z. BOWEN.
June Is. 1st;s-ts. Administrator.
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Deafness! Deafness! Deafness !

DIR. ROGERS ELECTROMAGNETIC OIL is the
greatest medicine ever discovered for the CURE of
DEAFNESS, having cured numbers of persons in
different parts of the country within the last year.
1t is warranted perfectly safe No danger can be
done to the ear by using this medicine.
DIR. $. ROGERS, Sole Proprietor,
20G Dock Street, Philadelphia Pa.
Sold hy DR. +. X FonkMAN, Elkton; G. l.. LAMAR,
Port Deposit, and by all Druggists.
June - lSG7-ly
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TALBOT COUNTY,

The ladies Of Grccnsbororgl Nd, have
recently held fair and festival Tor the benefit
Of the NJ. T.. Church. which yielded $4lG.
"A new mail route from Clayton, Del, to
Ea-ton, Md, was opened via the Maryland and
Delaware Railroad on the LIST inst. Until the
road is finished, the mail will be carried from
the railroad terminus to Easton by stages. !
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-29
State Teachers Association.

We copy from the Rutland Herald the fol-
lowing extract from a letter in relation 10
the State Teachers Association held at Bar
ton last week
Last Wednesday, evening, Rev. Mr..
Robinson, of the Congregational church
welcomed the Association in a very appro-
pirate and beautiful address to which Prof.
Buckham of Vermont University, Tin the
absence of your humble servant, who was
expected to respond,) replied in his usual
happy manner. Some remarks were also
made by the President, Mr.. Spalding of
Barre.
This Thursday morning, the President
delivered his inaugural. He is a veteran in
the cause of education and well prepared to
utter words of wisdom, which, according to
the testimony of all, he did
This afternoon the relation of common
schools academies and colleges to each other
was discussed by sundry members of the as
ISOLATION, and an address delivered by Hiram
Orcutt, A NJ, on the education of women.
The address is highly commended. Few men
in the State have had go much experience in
the education of women as Mr.. circuit, and
therefore few know well 80 whereof they
affirm - on that subject as he.
This evening Prof Weber of Middlebury
College delivered an address on the Philoso-
ply of Grammar, thoughtful, wel-digest-
ed, discriminating address, perpspicuous in
style and impressive in delivery. Prof.
Weber is recent addition to the education
al fraternity of Vermont, and highly credi-
table one, judging from this his first effort in
the association.
The people of Barton show that although
they live in high latitude they have warm
hearts. They extend to the members of
the Association generous hospitality.
Amongst those in attendance notice Gen.
Phelps, who, though not teacher, yet takes
deep interest in the Association MIR. Ran
kin, Secretary of the Board of Education,
Messrs. Ward and Sanborn, members of the
Board, Messrs. Conant and Pearl Principals
of the Normal Schools, the former at Ran
dolph and the latter at johnson. Profs
Kellogg, Buckham and Weber, and many
others, representing academies and graded
schools in different parts of the State.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-29

| East FRANKL1N.-The friends Of Rev. Geo
II. Parker. pastor of the Baptist churches al
East Franklin, and Berkshire, gave him q
donation visit, recently, from which he real
lied sos.
A Congregational church was formed Jan.
18th, at West Dover. Rev. A. I. Barton F,
preached the sermon. Other clergymen from
Townshend, Wilmington and w. Brattleboso
were present and assisted in the exercises
We learn of an effective revival at the Con
gregational church of St. Johnsbury Centre.
large number have joined the church and
it is expected that more will.
Great religious interest is manifested at
w ellis River. Most of the influential bust
ness men have come out and declared them
selves Christians.
A Young M ems Christian Association has
been organized at Bristol, under favorable
auspices.
Great restitution of pastors is reported for
the Baptist churches in this State seventeen
churches most of which have houses of wor-
ship and comfortable parsonages, are now
in want of ministers
A Sabbath School Festival will be held at
Hardwick next Friday, for the purpose of
procuring school dictionaries for each school
district Also, one week from that time,
one is to be held at East Hardwick, for the
same purpose.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-29
MARRIAGES

Ia P1ain0eid at the NJ. e. Parsonage Jsn. 18th bv
nov 8. b. Gunner. Mr.. FREDERIC RICE and Mre. LIZ
ZlE A. FREEMAN, both of Rarrs.
10 West Bradford, at the Parsonage Jan. 18Th ~
Rev. Geo. F. Wells Mr.. WILLIAM MARTIN or West
faisIee, and Miss CYNTHIA DAVIS OF Bradford.
IN Sharon ut the ience of the brides Jam
Ist- by Rev. NJ. d. Herick, Mr.. JOHN d. LASURE and
Mss OLIVE PATTERSON, both of Sharon.
In Highsate, Dec. 18th, by Rev. James Robinson Mr.
PETER ROBINSON and Mrs. SOPHIA BiTNEY, both
OF Hshsate. Also, by the same. Dec. l7th Mr. PETER
ARkIN and Miss ELIZABETH MASTERS, both OF
Hieheats
In Warren, Jan. 2lst by Rev. }. Bovee. Mr.. LYMAN
NJ. LEARNED, OF Waissne!d, and Miss LAURA A.
COODSPEED, Of Warren.
, In Groton. Jan. 81 by Rev. J. C. Watson Coke. Mr.
HORACE r. COREY of Lisbon N H., and Miss SA-
RAHL- FROST of Groton. Also by the same at the
same place, Jan. p, Mr.. CLINTON KEITH Of Barre
and Nrs. JANE MAATIN of Groton.
In Calais, January 25th, by the Rev. Grin Davis, Mr.
!AMEs MARTIN Of Calais, and Miss ALAIRA N.
FISK of Mortified.
In Berlin. at the Parsonage, Dec. 18th. by Rev. E.
Brown GEORGE NJ SCRIBNER and HARRIET K
RICHARDSON, both of n ontpeer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-29

Rev. S. Cushman, of Manchester, recent Y
received from his parishioners donation of
two hundred and fifty dollars.
Rev. l.. 0. Brastow, of st. Johnsbury, was
surprised on the seventh anniversary of his
settlement over the South church of St. Johns
bury, the other evening, by receiving from
his people complete set of the Encyclopedia
BRITANNICA, each volume having finely en-
graved Sc bookmark sticking out from be-
tween the leaves, in the shape of new
greenback.
A Congregational church has been organ
lied at South Royalton, numbering % per-
sons, and the sum of $4,000 has been raised
for house of worship.
The donation visit at the Methodist church
in st. Johnsbury realized about one hundred
and seventy-ive dollars for Rev. E. A. Titus,
the pastor.
We learn from a subscriber that " there
is an unusual revival interest not only in
Bristol, but in many of the adjacent towns.
Let the people praise the Lord, and wait the
Masters coming"
An unusually extensive work has been 90
ing on among the Catholics recently. At
Burling' 81, Sunday of last week the sacra-
ment of confirmation was administered to
two hundred and fifty. In the Catholic church
at Fairfield, there were the past year 1874
baptisms. The society are contemplating a
new church edi6ce.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-29
WATCHES FOR THE MILLION

EVERYBODY needs good watch and wishes o get
Il ar he o. i.dI
this have conrved various ingenious
get peoples money! and then either tail To send watch
send that is worthless a time keeper AR.
RANDALL & co have now perfected arrangements nv
which, for The small of Sl0 good and reliable
watch may be certainly obtained. They have formed
GREAT WATCH CLUB the following plan Ger
containing the numbers all watches named
wholesale list (Which all applcans) are
mixed up, enclosed IN envelopes and sold for IS cents
each. Every certificate warranted to be for a watch,
and will be reference the list, are of
We undertake send any watch drawn, whatever NAV
be value for TO- and rder that alb
so.utes depend getting rstclass tme-keeper,
that purchaser of One Dollars
certificates sha receive at least for No
wholesale list post free which is
patent lever, handsome and reliable watch in sterling
silver hunting case, and usually sold for $40 You will
get such watch; and besides. you may get
a cHRoNoNErKR worth $500 We sell the certif-
lows One for 25 cents Three for so
SIX for ST. Twenty for %. To fhoss sending will
send handsome chain gratis. To those sending s.
viii send warranted tanish TWEEN
years Parties getting up large clubs will receive
liberal presents particulars of heh
application As intention do
able business, and insure from liability
loss, will send our watches if desired, WITHOUT
MONEY nsructing the express agent collect emily on
delivery. II desired forward watches nail,
the must be by Bank Draft Post Office
Order, and il VIII then b. risk. We will
the package office, and if
HEPLAcE PRKE CHARGE. If watch not
funded. The reputation of firm, which been
established f 1ve years, and is well known
part the county, will be deemed sufficient
guarantee that will faithfully perform all
DO. Address ARRANDALE & CO,
l62 Broadway. New York.
Post ROY &
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Obituary..

ENTERED INTO LIFE.-At the residence of his
parents, in Montpelier, Jan. 2sth, EDWARD OR
VILE FISH yielded up his spirit to the God who
gave him TO be blessing to the little world in which
he moved Aged 90 years, ii months and 10 days,
young in years, but nurtured in the knowledge of
the grace Of God, his short life has been marked
with so much of purity and sweetness, that to the
hearts that love him his transition the Paradise
God seems - like the ceasipg of exquisite music.n
But the strain has not ceased though the silver cord
be loosed While yet in the vigor of his youthful
manhood, he gave himself to the Saviour. He was
baptized in Christ Church, Montpelier and con-
nrmed by the late Bishop. From that time his life,
IN the church and in the family, as well in the
daily concerns of business, has been than ever
fraught with the graces of true and chris
tanIty- His weary Illness a constant display
OF the virtues of patience and fal love- His death,
though full of anguish of the body, had alarms
for a soul at peace. Pray prayi" he said, and
joined with feetiDg breath in a devout Amen ~
by the grace of God, Death is swallowed up in
victory"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-29
IN CHANCEkY.



HORACE p. DARLING / Whereas, the said Orator,
of Worcester, in the -aid
BRADBURY w YORK, county has filed in the office
CHARLES H. YOUNG, of the clerk of this court,
LEONARD +. BEAN, his bill Of complaint against
SAMUEL L. BEAN, the said defenda nrs, setting
Joel BEAN and forth, among ether things,
GEORGE w. YORK. that sad Bradbury w.
York, Nov. 1865, ted tho Orator his four
lssory noes-one for 25 co. ynd three for 500 90 EACH
tigned BY the said Bradbury, and due and
paid and that the said secured by
executed Dec. l6 1885, by said Bradbury ". York.
and his ws sinee deceased OF about e3 OF
norherly by land of AlOnzo Benson souther by land
of Levi Wright; easery by the North Branch Road,
and westerly by the and of Mrs. Frank Cey, and the
same occupied by SAID Charles II. Young and that
of the same. from said mortgage and PRAYING
that said mortgage be foecosed said
PENDANTS by re decree of said and stating
said Bradbury ". York. George w. York and Leonard
F. Bean, Samuel T. Bean Joel Bean
State.
And whereas 1t appears that the said Bradbury
T. Bean and Joel Bean reside of this State
subpoena cannot be served them therefore
suance of the in such made and provided
notice Is hereby given the said Bradbury W. York.
George w. York, Leonard F. Be n Samuel T. Bean and
Joel Bean and they hereby required appear before
the court OF chanceTy be hell Mohtpe with
in and for the County of Washington, the second
tuesday OF March A ID. lS6S, at O'Clock A. NJ,
such order and decree therein shall
And the Orator directed with the
substance Of the bill 10 be published eeks
shed at Montpelier aforesaid. the last of hch pubca
tons 10 be at iea. days the said
ond Tuesday of March.
Dated al Montpelier, the County Of Washington, the
LUTHER NEwCOMB, Clerk.
HEAroH 4 REID, Solicitors |, Orator. Fsw3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-29
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