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The Portland daily press., 1868-06-18
Union Republican State COnven-
OF INDIANA.

All citizens of this State tho rejoice that great
civil war has happily terminated in the discontinue
of rebellion; who would hold fast the unity and in
tegrity of the republic, and maintain its paramount
right TO defend to its utmost its own existence while
impeIilled by secret conspiracy armed force; who
are in favor of an economical administration of the
State and National expenditures of the complete ex-
tirpaton of the principles and policy OF slavery, and
the speedy reorganization of those States whose
governments were destroyed by the rebellion, and
the permanent restoration to their proper-praetical
relations with the United States in accordance with
the true principles of republican government,
quesed to send Delegates to Convention to be hold
en- in City Hall, Portland, ON Wednesday,,
July Ssh. at II o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of
nominating candidate for Governor, two candidates
for Electors at large and to transact such ether bus
as may properly come before the Convention.
The bas- ofrepresentation will be follows: Each
city, town and plantation will be entitled to dele
gate and one additional delegate for every seventy
five votes cast for Joshua l.. Cham oerlain at the
GubernatOral Election OF 1866. fraction OF forty
votes will be entitled to an additional delegate.
The State Committee will be in session at the Re
ception Room of the City Hail. from to II o'clock
A. NJ, on the day of the Convention, tor the pur-
pose of receiving the credentials of Delegates, and
to hear and determine all of contested elections
subject TO ratification by the Convention.
The Portland daily press., 1868-06-18

aVowed to be no other than to submit to it
III order to cltch votes enough to place Dem
ocrats IN power. "When one is thrown into
bay, says the New York World, zone is
iool to drown rather than swim in dirty wa
ter" That is, when negro suffrage has become
fixed fact for the time, it is silly for the
Democratic party to lose Presidential elec.
ton by it rather than to take advantage of it
and secure a fair proportion of the votes Ne
gro suffrage is dirty water" to the Democrats,
according to the most influential of their par
" organs and Que that leads in the new move
ment Who supposes that they will continue
to paddle in the unpleasant fluid after swim
ming through it to the pleasant shores of Of
flee and plunder? The manner in which they
emphasize the doctrine of State soyereiontv
and the heat with which they Iepel the sup-
gestiOn that the general government can exer-
else any control whatever over the regulation
OF suffrage in the States either by imposing
fundamental conditions on their admission or
by enforcing the constitutional guaranty
when it is only in one of these two method
that equal rights can be obtained in ten States,
show how fatal it is to expect that they will
have anything to do with it beyond making
the best possible use of it during the present
camDaiOD
The Portland daily press., 1868-06-18
B0arderS Wanted

a ND good rooms can be obtained for gentlemen
~ ana Their wives or siugle gentlemen, at No 81
Dihiorth street. mar26dit
The Portland daily press., 1868-06-18

COMPLIMENT TO BOSTON ARTISTS - Mrs.
Elizabeth Murray, the accomplished wife of
the British consul at this port, in letter to an
English Art Journal makes the following
mention of two Boston artists:
There are two artists in Boston [she writes1
who stand anrivalled in their separate special
tiles. Even in England there are none to COM
pare with either Mr.. ROwse in crayon portraits
or MIR. Walter Bracket in painting fish; the
former for refinement and beauty in idealizng
portrait, while the likeness is wonderful in
its identity; the latter for the peculiar power
he possesses of embodying the spirit and char
acter of the fish.
Since the death of Mr.. Duffield, the great
painter of still life, we have had no painter
who has attempted in this branch of art what
Mr.. Bracket does, and even Mr.. Duffield does
not so much excel in painting the fish itself as
in. grouping number of picturesque objects
mere accessories. But Mr.. Brackets fish
have that brilliant sparkle and freshness
which is so evanescent, and which soon fades
after the fish is taken out of the water We
presume he must be not only painter but q
devoted fisherman himself or She could not
have the practiced eye or the dexterity to
seize and convey to canvass the glister and
crispiness which we only see
Before decays effacing fingers
Have swept the lines where beauty fingers"
The cold gray rocks and delicate green grass
and few accessories which form the appropri-
ate background to his silveIy fish are quite re-
Ireshing; and we look at his pictures with the
same sense of quiet enjoyment that we do az
the first green buds of spring, and we all
know how delightful that is.
The Portland daily press., 1868-06-18

j. G. BLAINE, Kennebec,
j. e, BUTLER, York, Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1868-06-18
B0apdapS NFnnfnd

A GENTLEMAN AMI wife, or two gentlemen can
4 = De accommodated with board at 27 Wilmot ST.
neierences exchanged. junel5d1w*
The Portland daily press., 1868-06-18
BOARD AND ROOMS.
BOarderS Wanted.

NJ KS. Atherton has opened her Cottage House. at
~ Falmouth, Fore Side, for summer boarderq
uood accommodations and reason ible terms
Address Mrs. X. ATH ERTON,
Juhelo-d2w' Falmouth, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1868-06-18
Whole no. of delegates,25

Whole no. OF delegates,2 ,25S
NJ. A. BLANCHARD, Portland,
EDWIN b. SMITH, Saco, Republican
GEORGE LIBBY, WestbrOok,
GEO. II. KNOWLrON, Alfred. ! District
SAML. A. HOLBR0OK, Freeport,
John WENTWORTH, Kitlery, Committee.
LUTHER BILLINGS, Bride ton,
The Portland daily press., 1868-06-18

TERMS Eight Dollars a year in advance.
DR- Single copies cents.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-10
PREVENT OR REPENT.

When hcal.h ha, been sacrifice Tor want Of the
care necessary to protect IT, regrets are unAyail-
ius /. is better to prevent than to repent The
most lrelm.nt season OF The year i. at hand.
and Il ,,ld and damp ars the source Of innumcr-
abb distressing ailments. The brst means Of rs-
eapin, them j, to keep the outward surface OF the
body comfortably warm with suitable clothing,
and the internal organs in vigorous condition
by the occasional usa OF healthful tonic and COR
receive. Winter makes Tremendous drafts upon
thu vital forces and therefore it IS season when
pure Vegetable s,imulant and inyigorant like
HOSTErTER'S STOMACH BITTERs,
is OF infinite USE especially to the weak and feeble
Ii gives stamina TO the system. and thereby en-
ables it TO withstand the shocks Of cold, which
produce cough, bronchitis catarrh, and other dis
cases Of the organs OF respiration. Dyspepsia and
every species Of indigestion are also greatly ag-
grayatcd by cold damp weather, and for these
complaints the Bitters are an Acknowledged .pe-
ei1c. There is no fact better known in this coun-
try, and, indeed, throughout the civilized portions
Of the Western Hemisphere, than that this ser,i-
al preaaration Is swift and certain remedy for
ali ordinary diseases Of the stomach and the liver
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The note Of preparation along this line
Of road is being sounded, and an interest
unlike ANYTHING which Las heretofore
been felt il having daily expression.
With the building Of the Woodstock rail
road. now happily placed beyond doubt.
and the assurances that come Of the early
completion of tie road from DInhury to
Portland. the citizens upon the line Of the
above road. and Of the towns adjacent
thereto, in their individual and in their
corporate capacity see that now there is a
work to be done and we believe they mean
to lo.it In enterprises Of this class, it
mainly deyolvcs upon few TO organize
and bear the burden of labor, but that
docs not lesson the demand upon every
u:n to perform their whole duty toward it.
The success of every enterprise Of i'm
rlrluoc comes Of associated capital
Nl,HaU' A,ociatel capital, We should hg
without .iryelopmeut and growth. aad
without these We should not J.. what WI
now ale, nation strong aud great.
Nv avs and means agr thus provided, $3.50
hut not by indj}ilual sid alone and when
individual aid i, Insufficient, corporate
all IA some form must supply its place.
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from the be.,9~s fai.a In.

NJ Edito'. - " Representatives have
returned 10 then npm... have mingled
again with their s-'i'u'.uts J. il mot
the duty OF the rIcemcn IA each town, at
this period, to ascertain hAw their agent
has discharged IT, duties assigned iiau ,
II he has been faithful 10 lis trust, let
him receive tn henry cpmmen1ation
which is justly his due If he has been
recreant and false to his duty, let him re-
ceive the censurn and rebuke such dcrilec-
ton deserves. You must be aware, Mr..
Editor, that there i, wide-spread com
plant in regard 10 the Legi slature If
the complaint is well founded, every free
nan should seek remedy. 1t appears
that an Effort was mado during the last
session TO reform oertsin abuses but il
met with but little favor from large por-
ton OF the member. am confident that
the leaven must be applied outside Of the
lump. A physician. even. seldom pre.cribes
tor the cure OF himself A disease body
polite appears wholly untitled to heal or
cure itself. A information will never
De effected until the people insist that
the agent charged with high and impor-
tsnt duties, shall be true and honest, and
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TIE NATIONAL TRUST co.
Il the e,ty u' Nrw York, No. $50 Broadway
CArIIAL. ONE MILLION nOLLARs.
"HLhNE%'9 llVES SAVED FOR
30 ( IN l., go

iLsa..f.t-..: tLildIen iia annually 81 Cr.uU.
Nv. N"'."s~, Il you would spend 80 cents am
always java bottle OF ur. Tobias Venetian
LIn!meu' IA a." HOUSE, you geyrI need lear los
ua your lttIr one when attacked With th,, com
plant. Il is now 81 year, since Ihavy put up
nay Llrms., and never heard OF chlll dying
Of Group when my Linimn,.t was used; but hun
drreis Of cures have been reported to ne, and
many state II /, was 40 per bottle they would not
hn without H.. Besides wlIah II Is a certain cur,
t1r Gus, Burns, Headache Toothache, Sore
fhIoa', ST...uss Mumps, Collie, 'Diarhea, by
eu'eiy, Nplsu.s, Ola Sores and Pains in the limbs,
back, and chest, ~ one once uies 1t who j. ever
without it, It Is warranted perfectly safe 80
take internally Fun dirce'iuns with every tot
t|u- Sold hy tLa Druggists AMI Starrkrap.r, in
tnn Jat&l states. Depot IL PAX PiacH, y. y.
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THE RUTLAND HER AID
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E.lIIIllz1
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MOTHERS MOTHERS
MOTHERSn!

Don't fail 70 procure
MRS. WINsLOW's SOOTHING ~TEIP.
For Children Teething
This valuable preparation has been us,st VIII
SEvER FAILING SUCCESS ~ THOUSANDS Of tRsrs.
II not only relieves the child from PAIN but In.
vig0rates the stomach and bowels, corleat- aci3l-
~ and gives tone and energy 10 the whole syefa'a
1t will also instantly relieve
Gripping in the Bowels and Wind tol...
We believe ii the REST and sURFsr remedy II
the world III all cases Of DIarrhea and Dysen;ery
in children, whether arising from teething or any
other cause.
Full directions for us!ns sill accompany each
bottle.
BE sure and call for
MRS. WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
Having the fac-simile Of Curtis Perkins or
the outside wrapper. Al others others are tast
limitations le27 dawfm
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TuE sCIENCN OE LIEE

1is -lf-IAt03ltN ALTON.
= nsu medical upuE, the lest II thew Ill
rsr .t#p rs In. A, H. Hayes vLo las lah mon,
eAf-urre. ia dealing wlth Diseases treated upon
tn tNls bol6 than any other LIVING physician, IL
Haats upau tho rgTurs ui youth, premature decline
u lIauhuA, seminal weakness and all diseases
ma abuses % thu EHuerailyr organs, II contains
op pages hound IN cloth, illustrated wtth beauti-
iul gugravins's~
thus Is NJ qusck Doctors cheap advertising
Pamphlet, lat truly scientific aud popular
Treatise by one OF the most learned and popular
physicians Of the day, Ii thr young and middle.
aged would aNuil mental depression, ali nervous
discusses, Wamafur decay aud death, let them
read Dr. Hayes popular medical work entitled
The se.ausr Of llirH Medical ami Surgical
Journal.
sent by mah securely scaled, uu rseajp' Of price,
only 81 in extra Morocco. e.. Address the
author, No, Bultuch street, Boston opposite the
Revere hnusa,
y Or. II, can always bee consulted IN thr
stris'ss' confidence. luuu!aolg seeresy and GER
tin relief. may3dSwly
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when b' '''1' IL. and ,..rr,.
~. ''' ~, III Constituent, and ,l,atsl
IA .t.N at home, instead q hesug rvlnrhe4t .
4 frslt wholly unworthy But at pres
rrt-i+-i + iar otherwise. Tho idea 81 re,
s,,,,sih;litv seems 10 have been discarded,
i Ia Wo,let lepartments in society
''r" iii ir,u,uitv Tn II d..
taa AGENT suns Wv 80 I.-t.,., ~ =,
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SpsfiaI gotiefs,
brIRLlSu fnNER WARE AND sIAE
LILCIRO-PIhTED WAR;

hTIRLlSu tIlNER WARE AND lIhE
LILI TRO-pLAIED wARL
The GorhAm Manufacturing Co., Of PToyllgnc'
T. l., having the largest maRuiae.oFy Of salid
silver Ware in the world, with the most Improved
machinery, and employing the most skillel lah7s.
ale enabled 70 uf,T al unequalled variety # new
AL beautiful designs in Dinner Services, Isa
sgv.rcs, and every article specially a@ap'gl Tor
II '..ay as4 Irilal GIFTS,
4aay u1ay p.so their wvll-kuG8n ans uurNaiied
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heFr n'ga3aegl new patterns of IsTe elegance,
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rguIy by 4, g. Miu, essay The T. 'ro lla'e
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us.d ware, uplers prriynl irom the Trade only,
but thtse goods may Z. obtained tr9n rsHnHs''
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A FFLICTED RESTORED.
IGNORANCE EXPOSED

Fallacies unmasked Or. Lamont No $50
Broadway. Treatment from 10 u a. NJ and d
to 7. NJ. Author If paris, London, and New
York Medical Adviser and Marriage Guide arc
Physician for An Eighty first Edition. on hi
treatment of Local. Constitutional and Nervous
Diseases, Structure, Fi-tula, Piles, Prevention Of
Bnghts Disease, Recipes Of Cures, &c, Mailed
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so cents. Circular and contents of books sent 81
receipt of postage stamp. Direct p. o Box No
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lEIsrApOEO-, HAIN pYr.

Has your Lau turu'4 white WITH hpfluN
would You have Il brown tu-uouaw
Inen the uugy you ooyst borrow
From the Dye of Cris.alora.
CEIeTADUEO'a HAIR rEEsERvATIyE
Custa3pro ,ht,'ynsr. n, world TO produce a
preparation for the hair that Will accomplish
What his preventative 8ul haautiuer IS daily ac-
c1mpllrAlns IN New York. Hrctu point 10 hun
lIels Of Instances In vhl.a i, has prevented bald
tess. urputran'ee, ;ha. a. shall arrest the fall
ing IF OF the hair, luarss. ~ volume, render u
silky and plall, anA Wr'uH. er remove ,rurt
sgd dan1gUf,
soIl by druggists aud applied by all hair dress
rs. Mandatory No. Is Maiden Lane. rruci.
pal depot No. q As.or House. uNl'dSN.m.
TIE NATIONAL TRUST co
u the s,ty ~ New York No. $50 broadway
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS
CHARTERED ny ruE slArr.
pariu- q. Mauptu, President. James N.rsu
secretary.
Receives deposits and allow. four Ter per cent,
interest GA all Daily Balances subject TO Check Al
~tTht. Special deposits Tor SIX months, or more,
may De- made ~ hvo pr cent. The Capital OF On,
ul,lsou !o...,s is divided among over 500 sharr-
holders. comprising many. gentlemen Of Larry
wealth ar1 financial experience who aye also per
,os.4y LsuI- 'oIrpoN;nr- 10, all obligations OF ga.
Company to Ioubir the amount OF their stock
A. H. Na.tpua. Trust 60. receives deposits H.
large oT small amounts, AMI permits them "a N'
Drawn as q whole OF in part by Check at.Sigh'
ana WithHat Notice allowing interest on al
.Aly balances, parties throughout the country
IAN keep accounts IN tins institution with special
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\TERMONTER9
+ nrsr rApER IL VERMONT

Are requested 90 note that the Publ,,hsrHf
TIM VERMONT RECORD AND FAlMtE
lu',uds Go sParo neither money nor lab. q
make ms
THE nest PAPER IL VERMONT
For Current state New, nom every County,
each week, For Vermont Historical Sketches,
Biographical Sketches OF NeImoutcrs, Obituary
Notices OF NormnnteSs, and m al Il poets
\ STATE PAPER
A Ve !lame in, and applicable 90, QUO lnyt.,g 1t
the state IS another,
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TNI |T-- N0TTTIITT IItIII-
SARAH 4, IEIEBORN.
traa Nj Elizabeth coombs, brunswick !

Brunswick, Aprii 1, 1867.
VI SAv yKE / lecolyud yUul letter last even
Ing aud Wa very glad YOU concluded 10 let me-
it" your salYo, Il think / can do well with it,
md ], WI be4uite an accommodation TO my hus-
band, As ha tlnuJt get along without 1t. Ha has
igfc. c}cty Ting c,-' and hls never found any
lllrr that heated his leg rs that -IlYe OF yours,
IH4 W. have both found II to be all and eyt n
riarn than YOU recommend It to be, We have
had If III the family or years, and have used Il
Tor everything, aud can truly say we never found
its equal, ] use It Tor a weak back and it acts
like ,chlrfn. Mr,Coolnhs has had Fever Sore
on hIs leg i0r thirty years, and would BE- a cripple
70 day, # h. had not found remedy in your
SalFe l. keep It healed, and takes out the IN
Elimination, proud flesh, AID swelling, and does
or him all hat he can ask | can recommend
] use II Tor everything. l consider II invaluable
IN family. II you can put this testimony to-
sethtr, and IT can be o! any service TO YOU, you
are Welcome.
You can send me- a largo box if you please, and
few llttla ones can do better with the large
ones.
Yours, &c, ELIZABETH. COOMBs.
From the Rev. L. a. HemeIshauseu, nov Of
Bucksport, Maine :
This certities that have used Miss Sawyer's
Saiyc. and consider II superior % any other. /
rheerfuly recommend 1t TO all in want Of q good
Sllyc.
E. A. HELMERsHAt sen.
January =, 1867.
lFrom.S. NJ Stctson, Of Freeport, Me-
frecport March 70. 1867
| hereby testify that Miss SAVERS salve has
cured a swelling on my heel Of several years
standing. | gladly recommend !; 10 ia. public az
an invaluable rcmcdr Tor swelling and lameness
ofauv kind.
s. NJ. sTETsOS,
From Margaret Rogers, Freeport. Mel
ffeeport, March 20, 1865,
| wish to add my testimony TO thousands of
others which could be given ofthe efficacy of Miss
Sawyer's Salve, in curing swelling on my Shout
der Of dangerous tendency.
MARGARET ROGERS.
We claim that Miss Sawyer's Salye Is entirely
different from all others. That there are great
many good salves offered for sale, but none so
good as Miss sawyers Salve. That every family
should have box at this season Of the year.
That it will do all and more than it IS r eoDmen-
ded to do Put up in boxes at.2s cents, 50 cents,
and 81. 4 great saving is made by taking a
large kaz. Prepared BY Miss G. SAWYER, and |
put up by L. NJ. Robbins, Wholesale and Retail /
Druggist, Rockland Me-
THIS Valuable salve j, sold by all Druggists,
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Railroads.
CENTRAL. PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY

COMPANY.
ThrSr Bonds are the duly aa'har,sca and a.
credited obligations Of one OF the mos, rcspou..,
he e operations Of the American Continent, ami
are secured by an absolute frat lion upon the val
uahIr grant, t,taslieas, u,lsoal cav pmona
bu,io,.., ctea OF the bss, portion OF the
GREAT NATIONAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
LINZ,
ex',u3'ra a,-twstlly from d.. uaylgotle waters
Of the Iaat, Coast to tho lines nov rsp3lv
buillinF ron the Eastern States,
They boar six pcr cent, interest Tor aunum, u
gold, and both principal and interest are express
gy made payable 70 United States Gold Coin"
Tho scmi.sunual Coupons are payable, Jolly Us,
aud January -, in New York C,ty,
Tho pur5basggis charged the accrued ts's,at
from the date OF tho last paid Coupon, az the
Cuu,ucy rate oaly,
Thu. i,.u, Of n,n1s constitute, one vi tue
larp,,, ana mos, popular Corporate loau, Of IN.
country. sr5 therefore viii be constantly dra'.
IN,
Ti sr,,t,r portion at " Loan i, now in tlt
.aaua o., steady investor, aud IL i,rrohshre that
hylorc many months. whom the Road t,caupe'rt'
tpl the Loan e. 1-sd, IL r.o3s viii n,r eagerly
sought for At 'le highest ra',s~
They 49, issued only a. 'be work rrortg>,a-.
,,l 20 ih, ,auls extent oale "a. tho T.. s subsidy
Bos1, granted boy the government go 'h, rar,H
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ANDREW CLARK,
Light Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturer
POULTNEY, VT,

Keeps on hand large assortment Of Light Car
riages and sleIghs of every description. | wuula
call the attention of persons wanting cariiaQ. 70
my stock. Our gearlngs are made of the hesf
hickory lroned with Norway iron and steel tyre
Blanchdrd's best q Buffalo brand" top leather and
imported head lining cloth are used. The best
men are employed and warrant all my work. !
build carriages that in durability hghtness, ~ vi
and beauty, are second to none.
Repairing done in the best manner and at shor!
notice. Huxl9dS1 ANDREW CLARK.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-10

VIZ WINTER Is nov Iaiiy upon u, and the
teams are fastening to the lumber wool in Va
rious parts of the country 7 Our advice to every
man who goes to the wosssga be he captain, cook.
teamster, OF any other fksn, is TO take along a
good stock Of 'Parsgr's AGcdyne liniment' and
Parsons furyaiiye Pills Many months Of in
Dor IN the aggregate NAV he saved by this pre-
caution. ta.sSrlw
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-10

~ clergyman wrtIpa Co A'ld say:
My voyage TO Europe Is indefinitely POSTPONED
l have discovered the fountain ot hcalll' On this
side oithe Atlantic. Three bottle. Of tha Peru
lansyrup have rescued mr from Tie fang Of
the Gend Dyspepsia" ny T.. t.cs should drink
from tins fountain p
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-10

NLAEK'S CARRIAGE & SLEIGH
" MANDATORY.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-10

Especially, are called upon 20 note that So. tena
wt'h the proper support, 10 devote
ruEE SPACE IHAN ANY orHER rArEE IL TINS TAN