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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27
THE UNION PACIFIC
1NHE UNION PACIFIV
RAILROAD COMPANY
orrrR A LIMITED AwouSr oF ruEin
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS


FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
At PAR,
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD,
Tho Great Pacific Railroad Line extending l52i miles
from Omaha the Missouri River 10 The idcwatcrs q
The aciGc Ocean, ls being built By powerful Compo-
nca-lrug UNION PAcirfc, beginning at Omaha, building
West and the Central Pacific Of California beginning at
Sacramento building Fast, until the two roads shall
meet
Both Companies have prosecuted the work with great
yror The Union Pacific having already expended over
THIRTY MILLION DOLLARS,
aud the Central over rs,r,y Millions upon their respcc.
tive parts Of the undertaking THE UNION PACIFIC
HAVE COMPLETED $50 MLEs-have iron and other
materials for two hundred miles more upon the ground
and one hundred additional miles are ready. for the
track. They will have much larger force employed
this year than before and e is expected that be-
500 Avn 900 MILES
win bo in operation during 1861. There to he no
reasonable doubt that the distance between Omaha and
Sacramento will be- traverscd by rail in 1870.
THE GOVERNMENT GRANTS l2,4O0 acres Of land,
and lts Bonds To the amount OF ss00 per mile,
90 aid In the construction Of the line and authorizes The
is.uc Of the First Mortgage Bonds offered for sale
The same amount and no more The Government takcsa
rooad lien and gives to the First Mortgage Bondholders
prior lien mf their security. 10 which largo
paid-np capital added The nonds cannot he s.ucd
except each section of twenty miles d. accepted by
Gorcrnmont commission that they always ropre-cn;
real property.
Il universally admitted that the completion the
Union Pacific Railroad it through business will make
% ono OF The most profitable in the wurdbu IT,. r1y
oc cuisines. IL already several times the interest its
londsi that f NOT another mile were built, they
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27
Religious Items.

Rev. \. j. Samson, Of St. Adams, is for
the present supplying the Congregational
Church in Milton.
Rev John Rogers Of Stanstead Canada,
has been called TO the Congregational Church
at Derby.
The Congregational Society at Bakersfield
are building new parsonage, upon lot
owned by them, aud containing about an acre.
Rev. G. f. Wright pastor.
Eleven persons have recently been added
to the church in Middlebury, nine to the
church in Fairlee ten to the church in Geor-
gia, ten at Rochester, and ten to DR.. Seaver's
church in Rutland
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27
CATARRH SNUFF
AND
TROCIlE WIDER.

A positive and pleasant remedy n Coughs, tutarrh,
bronchitis Colds, Hoarscuess. Asthma, lau hrf utui
Headache etc.. and all diseases resulting from
colds in the herd, throat, and vocal organs.
lrIS LME MIGIc MEIER FHLS ? TRT T q
This remedy quite dffrcHf from Hl others and should
ie cuniuundcd with the od-iashinned mcczinE and
headache snuns. Asa "suun in c1frA, Il 's mild and
lgrff11fe, md positively
CURES WITHOUT sNEEZtNG
For disorders of the throat IL acts quickly taste. pleas
ahtly. and never unu-catas IL instantly gives to the
head and hroata
Delicious Sensation ~ Co9'nefs and comfort.
TW u Safe Reliable and only TuHtY-FNE cents
Sold hy Druggists OF mailed 'ree Address
COOPER, WILSON s CO.. Philadelphia.
For sale in Montpehorhy \. X. Bnowv, prrvAW Co.,
and RGngIElu a CnooKs Ia Mortified 10y I'm. y. Pom
rEH.
wholesale Agents &. c. GOODWIN CO. Boston. J.
=. HENRY CO. Waterbury,, Vt.
May &C.. sG7. dawiy.
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LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in the Montpelier Post Office,
May &c, 1868

-H"S 49, .'NH'
LADIEs-Mrs ]. L. Cobleigh, Alny Smith, Julia A.
Smith, Miss Sarah Hastings, Z. Hall, L. Rim Martha A.
Town
GrNrLuEy.-Luman e. Cummns Henry Chapman,
e. W Gardner Desire Gale, Charles A. George, L. NJ.
Hutchinson, + D. Haskell 2, VIM Kelso, L. +. Martini
Il. H. Norton, d. P. Noyos, Peter Parrount W. p Stay
ton Edison f. Swasey, f. s. snow.
"TnurH STRANGER THAN FicuoS III is fiction to
believe that the adulterated noxiou drugs sold in the
market as Salerntp are beneficial even harmless
the 1t much stranger but fiction, TO be-
oivc that Pyes saleraus Il pure and wholesome, and
the best ever made Sold by grocor everywhere, in
pound packages, full weight. rs
-
CEDAR CAMPHOR
For Moths New size, SOC. THEOD, 5. HARRIS Bos-
ton. All druggists sell st. "a
Az ESTABLISHED REMRDY.--Johnson Anodyne Lini-
mont is extensively known established remedy for
Coughs Colds Bronchitis Hoarseness and other troubles
of the Throat and Lung IS
VoLurIus suPRENA the Latin phrase expressive of
the climax Of voluptuous richness may be justly applied
to the fragrance Of PHALoNs new perfume, "FLoR DE
MAYO" the most luxurious and permanent of noral
odors, Sold by all druggists. i5SH
Spring II Is CHEEKY,
Winter Is droary,
Green leaves hang, hut the brown must fly
When he n shaken,
Lone and iorsaken
What can an old man do but die p"
Why, tako Plantation Bit,ors, to he sure, and with
them a new lease Of life The old made young
again, the mddleagcd rejoice, and the young become
doubly brilliant by using this splendid Tonic. Dyspep
sia Heartburn, Liver Complaint, Headache Pains in the
Side, Crick In the Back and all symptoms Of stom
aehic Derangemont yield at once to the healthgvng in
nuence Of Plantation Bitters They add strength to The
system and huoyaney to the mind. iilS
MAGNoLA WArEH,--A delightful toilet artiele-supe
| ror TO Cologne, and at half price. li.l5
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CATTLE DISEASE IN ILLINOIS, - a terribly
fatal disease is now raging among the cattle
in some portions of this State. Over 100
head have fallen victims to it within the past
few days. 1t usually kills in few hours.
No promonitory warnings are given, and al
though heskill in possession of ordinary prac-
titioners has been brought to bear upon it, it
yields to no remedy or treatment, and is fatal
in every case. Its name and nature has not
vet heen deiermined
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Stabbing Affair in New Hampshire.

CoNcoRD, n. H., May 10.
A serious affair came off at the American
House in Lancaster last evening Capt. A.
NJ Beattio of Brunswick w., an ex-ofIicer
of a late regiment from that State, stepped
up to George billiard, keeper Of the livery
stable and boarder at the hotel, and de-
mandcd Of him the key to the liquor room.
billiard replied that he had not got it, where.
upon Beatte attempted to knock him down,
but llilliard warded off the blows Beattie
then said" have a knife eight inches long
up stairs, and you will get it in your heart
before morning" billiard tried to cool him
down, but without effect. Boattie procured
the knife went back to the Office, stepped up
behind billiard and struck with the weapon
at the mans throat, but succeeded in inAict-
ing only slight wound on the back Of hi,
head. On billiards turning to defend him
self Beattie stabbed him in the left hip the
point of the knife piercing the bone and break
Ing of in the wound Realizing that his life
was at stake billiard with great energy then
sprang upon Beattie, feled him to the floor
and kicked him into nsenibility. Doctors
Folsom and Barney were then called in and
the wounds Of both parties were dressed Be-
attic was badly pounded, and billiard severe
ly wounded, but il is thought that both will
eventually recover. billiard formerly lived
in Colcbrook. and but lately removed to Lam
castor. He has the reputation Of being a
quiet peloeabIc man.
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"a pa h s.

In Hartford, EDWIN II. son Of Hon. u. G. and NJ. L.
Watson, aged months aud " days.
In Willlamstown, April ~, GILMAN MASON, aged u
years,
In stowe May Is, CHARLES H., sen Of Daniel and ALI
phal Wait, aged 20 years.
In Stowe, May H. BERTHE, adopted son Of Hiram and
Alkaline Town aged years, months and day.
In East Randolph, April 10, SARAH, wife Of Lyman
Wight aged 7G yoars.
81 years. April 90 CALEB LEONARD, ESD aged g. years
May 2 ARVIlLA DwiSsEL, aged "a years.
In Gaysyille, May Is, CLARA BAKER, aged IL Year,.
In Orange April u, GEoRaE y MILLS, aged q year
and 10 months,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27

The Leeds Evening Express says that in
one Of the churches of the establishment Of
that town, the incumbent lately gave notice
that the young ladies - who were candidates
for confirmation were to meet at the parson-
age, but that A" the young women " were to
meet at the school-room. The question arises
how the two classes ran be distinguished in
Heaven
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Aew Advertisements,
CENTRAL PACIFIC II. X. CO.'S
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS


OFFICE Of FISK HATCH,
New York, May 10, 1865
We invite attention TO the growing demand Tor the
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS, ms standard,
safe, and profitable investments
Our efforts in placing this Loan before the capitalists
OF the country, have been crowned with gratifying
Nearly half Of the entfe amount has already been
subscribed for, the investment demand continues und
mnished and the remainder will he sought aitcr and
taken at the present or higher rates as fsi as the
progress Of the work enables the Company to Issue their
bonds. Our acquaintance with the CompAny's affairs
almost from the beginning and our knowledge Of their
Resources and Revenues, have fully convinced that
their First Mortgage Bonds among the most perfect
and reliable Corporate Securities ever offered In this
country. Considerable amounts have been taken on
Foreign account, and they becoming widely and
hyerahly known in the money markets Of Europe
The Company have butt and Ia successful opera
ton 100 miles Of road, on both slopes OF the Sierra Ne.
vada mountains, including hy far the most difficult and
expensive portion OF the whole They have also an I'M
precedentcd force, extending the track into the salt
Lake Basin, the middle Of which will be reached Ia An
al important tributary Branch and connecting Roads
that the continuous through Line aeoss ne Coafnrnf uq
hs completed Curly in la0or about two year. nom this
Tbs Net Earnings for the past year upon les than 100
ana he Grdss farings fur the first Quarter OF he cur,
rent year so percent greater than for the sao pc
las VII reach 81 40 which after deduetin inlorost
payments ESTIMATED at less than 81 Ol are applied
TO Construction purposes, Beside further subscriptions
70 the Capital stock ana otheI hesoniee, the OompanS
lyear Six percent Bonds NJ the rate Of sfl0n per
mile aud therefore enabled 10 carry forward the
terprisc with the utmost confidence and yig0r,
HE H4IE NOU SUPPLY or THE fiRST MORT
gAGE BoNDS on HiND, and are prepared to ill or
ders promptly at the rates liked ny the Company -,
PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST, IN CURRENCY.
The Company reserve the right to advance the price
any time but all orders actually IN fraHsa at time Of
the advance will be filled nt present prices.
The Bonds are recommended to our most cautious Gus
TONER'S and will bear the most careful scrutiny The
New Descriptive Pamphlets, with Maps etc, showing
the Organization Progress business and Prospects Of the
Enterprise, will be sent on application
Very respectfully yours,
FISK HATCH, Bankers
| l5dlt Financial Ageais, e. =. r. Il. Co.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NEw YonK, May 20.

NEw YoRK, May 26.
Gold, 40.
A Washington special says that it was
great disappointment to the crowds Of listen
ors, that Butler did MOI, give the names Of the
parties engaged in buying votes.
The com. are now looking into some large
Indian contracts recently let out to friends
and relatives of Mr. Henderson. Willie
Gaylord, brothcr-in-law to senator Pomeroy
whom Mr. Cooper Of the Treasury depart.
ment sworc was the party who tried to ne
gltiato for Senator pomcroy's vote is here,
and charges tina, the whole thing is base
crgery, without foundation.
1t isalso asccrtained that in the conspiracy
they used Pomeroys name as cyphcr for
Senator Ross, with the intention Of covering
up their tracks as they went along
-Four Of the Missouri delegation swear he
told them he knew the President would make
Republican Cabinet, aud give all the pat
ronage in his power in Missouri, to him for
his friends ana Tor ms party
LATER.
WAsuIvarov. MAY 2G-P.M
The Senate met at the appointed hour
Senator Williams moved that the Senate
proceed to vote on the second article which
WA. agreed TO. resulting q. follow. .-Guilty
35 Not Guilty 10 Senator. Fc,scnden.
Fowler Grimes. Henderson. Ross. Trumbull.
and Van Wrinkle of che Republicans voted
not guilty. The other. voted as before.
WAsnivorov. May 2G.
uRp prspArcn.
After voting ON the ID and 81 articles of
i,,,.o,,.l,,ert IA. C,,,rt ,di,,,r,,,d e;,,c die
The vote ON the 3d article Is Guilty So
Not puihy 10. Same as ON ~ article
y,,tr, p,,,. .r,.,.,,.,, Ma. oe
Tn, i.i;ns H., ~ a' ,,., an, L,o,;n,, o9 M.
ID.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27

Died, ia Montpelier, May y, Mrs. Laura
+. LoRp, widow Of the late Rev. John X.
Lord of Cincinnati, and daughter Of Doct. A.,
Smith, now of Montpelier, hut formerly Of
Hardwick Though Mr., Lord had been i'll
for few days, she appeared to be recovering,
and death was unexpected until very brief
period before the event. But for her "to die
is gain, and though her many friends in the
church aud in society will mourn her loss and
more than one of her dearest friends keenly
regret that she died in their absence, they
cannot doubt that death to her was the gate
of heaven. Mrs. Lord. age was iorty-hyC
years and seven months
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27

A PREplcroN.-A correspondent of the
Country Gentleman says 81 will predict
that the weather from and including the
second week in June until the middle Of July
will be bad Now, | am no Moon-ite, but a
sign of the moons changes has proven correct
for the last three years in every instance
Please pin this up where you will notice it
at that time"
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T0tI1FIfl tfp71'II9 I1T HlI'1I010 3 9ilIt Jo1T7ll
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON
For the week ending Tuesday, May 2d l-6'

,,,-..- .. .,,... a. u.pprr.
"
'tHf. aNffF. eA9ifs hY3A' cure
This week, 100 VIZ l31 ~ KY
Lost wecF, 5i ln@ W. ~ 'oo
ono year ago 30" ''-f t'' tf" ''
Pef.E4.-Recf C4ffie-EXtia fat aud heavy premium
oxen SOD U sllni. first quality 1850 a. AIS; second
quality. sfuH Hlf.z5s third quality, si20p NJ Si37iv
l a- 900 total -ht OF hide tallow and dressed hee
i.w choice sin rc pairs 9loulfr SDiop. Bulls. &c.
81 tnln sizIr.
Hartfag OrfHs4 i sllj v pnir, according 10 their
vtlut a. hcof Handy Strcrs, Fl Is IA sA0.
Ha-A Coss-Far quality. sil a Gli extra good $40 n
lo1 with without caves. may te agreed hrruw
and ordinary s3i 70 lo.
Nio-rs-Yearl.ugs. slI0 %. two-years old 500 200 ;
tlres-y ears old, so G0l
Si.ep ad Lg,n,sj a 9ctsi extra ~ 10 iOl cts V h
i've weight or slnu 70 $50 q head. Shorn % % on.
Sisrs-Whnlusale % a. lul cts. retail 10Y "a o. cts
p. Pat H0gs iui 70 nlc y NJ. Hfrius Pig - "a - =
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27

PATENrs.--In the list Of patents issued for
the week ending May u, are the following to
Nermonters -
George II. Tiff of Morrisyillc, w. for I'M
proved vegetable washer
Geo B, Isham of Burlington, VT, for I'M
proyement in culinary apparatus
Charles f. Spaulding of st. Johnsbury, VT,
assgnor to self and f. d, Goodrich of Cam
bridge, Mass, for improved double seamer for
tin work.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27

Never indulge In the nordnate Of any MEDICINE.
II Is important to take good medicine judicously,
Parsons Purgatve pills safe, prompt and reliable,
and free from all deleterious substances. Is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27
NEW YORK MARKET.


H. =. BiLLdRD d 90.
NEN YoHk, MAY 90, is6-
Butter 10 ldc common and grease 10 To lic. Chogsr,
mci.rt iG o. TO- ordinary ito iie. Maple Sugar % a.
l-c Flour Extra state 3915 GO $1,000, superhne state
g. u 60 S4l1 Extra southern slluI 90 $500 ONO and
Western slul 90 sii11, Canada sli0i Co $3.50 Buck
wheat 500 90 SOD. Hops, Vermont 90 20 Boz Wool
unnnt washed % To ilc, uuvashed g to 8c. Sheep
pelt slnl to sl7n Egcs, % % -c, Potatoes MERGERS
800 To $500 peaehblow. s;75 TO $500. Gold, sl.n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27

The American Board of Foreign Missions
appeals to the churches for an advance of
thirty per cent on last years contributions,
as the only means of preventing a debt at the
close of the year. in August.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27

\ young couple were married in Lexington
KY, the other day, and started on their we'd
ding tour. The same afternoon they arrived
in Cincinnati After reaching that city, the
groom Thought he would call on some friends.
He returned to the hotel in condition re-
pulsive to every Good Templar His spouse
refused him admission to her room, and re-
turned home in disgust.
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Prominent N THE TROUPE OF
d MURRAY'S GIRO US

am lht ANNtAhN Nttth-hhlNhNA AhilfilN
MUe Emile Henrietta.
The most daring and graceful Equcsirennc ia the world
Madrid. Vienna 81. ,tershurE. aud other European
cities, Do 4 season in American
The Great JobR Henry,
The superb Defiance Champion Equestrian. bold and
Director Of the Cirque Napoleon, Paris, hs rst season
10 American
MUe Jeanette EHder,
The dashing Tisht-Rope Danscusc ,hor fret SEASON in
American
Miss Emily Cooke,
The splendid English Manage Equc-trennc. hor first
season in American
IL JetRe BUrie,
The Champion narg5lqel lIorgman the hest Rider The
world has ever produced.
The Goldie Brofhers,
Guorgc Henri and Claude the peerless Sensational Gym
nasts nimed for their unparalleled skill and ntcpidy
Mr. Joha H. Murray and Prof George
p. Hutchinson,
The Excelsior Aorohats celebrated io the vgor grace
Mr. Den Stone,
The skillul Doctor Of Fun aud popular clown the
peoples h,vore exponent of Mirth and Wit.
Mr. Nat dustin.
The Merry Monarch Of Jesters1 finished Vocalist
and scholarly Humorist and Versatile Performer Of
astonishing abilities.
George Cook,
noted English Equestrian, hIs first season in Amcrea
Mr.. Burt johnson,
The Champion Leaper and thorough master Of the
routine ola Circus Performer.
Mr.. Harry North,
The most expert Tumhler In the world.
Mr.. George Murray
The Grotesque Panoratisi
Mr. r. Williams,
The wonderful Equllihrist.
The above Performers will De adeby complete fore,
OF auxiliary talent the whole forming the LARGEST ant
MOST BRILLIANT CIRCUS TROUPE in the world,
Prof G r nrrcusoSs ACTING Dogs
DEN sroNrs COMIC MULES
VIM continue to he Interesting and Amusing Features
this Circus.
The unequaled METZ YORK Opera RlND, Of Prof
OSCAR Z. PERRY, will furnish the Music.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27

NOTICE-Thi certifes that | have this
4 y day given my son, Charles W. Hayward, his time
during the remainder OF his minority, aud shall claim
pf h. wages pay amy duhts uf his contracting
aitss thu date. $, \. HAYWARD.
.Jhcon NARnNEn, Witness,
Brookfeld, May /, ls6S lAl6s
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
pONp's SUMMER COOK |!

Il yVTN II = % VI VI TITN tVVN
This article has boon In very general In the
villages and cities OF Massachusetts during the
seasons Of $50 and 1907. Hear what the Springfield Re
publican says 0fits-
IA capital and phlanthropeal invention for saving
fuel, avoiding heating the house IN summer and saving
the strength aud temper Of the women tolks BOMBS
be placed in any Of the holes Of common cook stove Is
perfectly simple and easily managed Yet with manu-.
the evening meal and little will heat the na,s
for the weeks ironing without beating the foen; WY
that this Is real household friend, that he hss taken
the agency for all Western Massachusetts, ana NJ ~
everybody chance to purchase one. Nhie" ''ef VI"
easily do, US II Is cheap as well A. cecil
IL CuARtrs WALLisa Of Nontpelier, ID agent for
Wellington County, and asr '1pnsns ,ne sa,H a g
Montpelier for their very liivfs, "u" , *
very Glad q supply all who wlil give him call.
wl5.di
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27

SnoHr HisroM oF BANK CAImR.-
Buregh writes from New York the following
to the Boston Jolraqi as lesson to young
business men &c.
The cashier of one Of our leading banks
resigned some time since, and the pay teller
was Immediately elected to dil his place. lie
was quite young man. aud was promoted
over the heads of those who had been 10 the
bank many years in subordinate positions.
The secret of the promotion is well worth
knowing The new cashier lives some miles
out of the city lie entered the bank when
quite Young. lie resolved 10 make himself
useful. Living Grthc,t away he was the
ir-t at hia post in the morning, the last to
leave He never was afraid 10 work. and
never he.iiated to lend a helping hand when
his own dutic. were done Others would ~
out to restaurants and hotels for their lunch.
He brought hi. with him. and ate % 100 a IT.
tie closet For his own pleasure he never
left the bank during business hour. II amy
of the clerks wanted to go away he wis ale
way, ready 60 take their place He could
always bc found aud was prompt at amy call.
His spare time WAS devoted 20 an intelligent
comprehension of his business As pay teller
he wa. popular, never -uappi,h or ungentlc-
manly. Growing, grumbling unreasonable
customers could not irritate him. Tie over
stayed his time to accommodate men who were
bcatel with their checks Is cashier. he j.
the same genial. agreeable prompt officer that
hc'wa- iu subordinate life Men disappointed
IN their discounts take a refusal from the
cashier with "A better spirit than thsF do au
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DOR sALEl

nor SALE
Il The hest yoarlng bull In Wash
ngton County II out Of superior mill ding stock and
Of bright red color lie one year old the 18th Of
May, and on that day weighed 900 ~,
Calais, May 26th, lsGs. l5'lw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-27

Detroit will count its noses next month
and expects to find 10000.
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rqons on the fte pcrry- Moth and Frcckle L0ton.n
Prepared only by DE- -. g. pERgY, % Bond ST., Now
York. - sold everywhere n632dnw6mo
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