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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-24

LANoHLE CoUNrY SEN AToRsHP.-Theca canvass
over the senatorship is lively in Lamoil,e Coun-
ty- Reports having been circulated that Mr.
Powers was opposed TO the railroad through the
valley, the following letter from that gentleman
TO a friend, is given to the public:
MoRRIsvILLE, VI. July 9, 1865.
To Hon. Norman .fiir00f:
DEAR SIR Yours Of the eth inst is received
ana IN answer thereto | have to say that it is
uHe mat some over partial friends have indicat-
~. u,5pose to make me a candidate for Senator
tins fan ; and although had not intended To
notice any Of the ''clectioneering-' stories that
~ some trdy, get into circulation in political
campaign, sui, on matter Of such general in
terest to the county the proposed Lamoille
Valley Railroad, have no hesitation in giving
you plain, .'square-toei'' answer
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CAMPAIGN NOTES.


Job brad 'le a"..-- au' H. va- spared fa.
h.Ii--
The Ciri.aor C.na..a eu. Seymour
thc 90 Great pee.Her.
The .Ha CHr.ra1 f.g.,- ap a r...-...s. ..
5000 for Grant anil Cart-x .a ,t4, >..t,
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A Missouri paper calls 'ae nomination 90.
Prank J.. h.'.r 'n the ticker With Sr..r .e--
'- Tue '''' ".'' '
4 S'"ileHe5 pfe..! nearly ..' .". general
'e'"s 'i DIS section ~.'.'. bee -''i DEE WIS ''
''''''' ''' '
Mr.. Seymour WAS nominated .y \"...t'-
ham and Blair by Wade Hampton. I..- Shove
The .'i''''i' 'i the Ne" l''4 '.'''.'-.'.
The R9-a0Tr- Ds4H-rrt. with much U-.-
hes. announces tie Democratic r.aH....a-
seymour ana I.-.'--''i ...i WHISKY.
presijep. Joir...p Is r.r.,-,,.l ... r..........-
pared the New York nominations To- tle snail
pav-liahle f.. l.iI hard fl, .,r. and I,,.I.,. ..
endure
The auasr.n..s Ut the words .. y.-. Ban. l..-
TO- Seymour is. 81. F...,a1 p. have ,.... --
The one contain. ,t. .-a. .....-, ........
more or r,...
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"'ui- lie docs NOT ger di1nN- He Us not f
pr0tlue IMAM. Tie newer Ea- l political a-H--
tate. But how about the other maH.
John FORSYTH If rb.1I.f-r. R..... .,,--
g.. Let the incam;n. Democrat. 1I..-r.---.... ID
only agree To- keen -t, hands off and $50. will -5.r
,howwhiai. and vhltar. the q. t..t. ...uuaa--
IN the Southern States
The Ii Crosse D..a--.i t,. , f.......-
policy which is .,t least frr..I,fra .... U...-
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Adams gives the g first hop of the season. af-
ter the Concerto Academy Hall, on Friday
evening August 9Th. Music by Grafnllas eth
Regiment Band.
The Messenger says that . Mr. l. H. Proctor
is hard at work upon his stage decorations for
the charming operetta of the g Twin Sisters to
be given at Academy Hall on Thursday and
Friday evenings of next week He promises us
chorus of sixty young ladies with costumes,
tabeaux, etc, more elaborate and effective than
ever before and, besides the operetta we are
to have, each evening, choice selectio n Of
vocal and instrumental pieces by some of our
best resident talent, which, being interpreted,
means NIessrs. b. D. Hopkins and Geo E. Kings
ley"
The farmers of the towns Of Berkshire. Enos-
burgh, Montgomery, and Richford will meet in
an annual fair at Richforl. September 9th and
| 10Th, 1865
GRAND ISLE COUNTY
The Republicans Of Grand Isle county will
hold their County convention at North Hero.
August 18th.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
There are nine gilded crosses on the steeple of
DR.. Lords new church in Montpelier
The salaries of all the teachers of the Montpe-
lier Union School amount to 81, $50. Mr.. b. D.
Gorlam, the present efficient Principal, has been
engaged for another year.
The Trustees Of the Vermont Conference Semi
nary aIN. making earnest preparation for OPEN
ing their new school III September. The work
in hand Just now is the building of a large and
commodiouS clearinghouse. capable Of accom-
molatiug 80 students
WINDSOR COUNTY.
The catalogue Of the Classical and English
Boarding School at Norwich, just received.
shows a total of ffty-four in Attendance in the
winter term. sud ffty-fye in the summer term.
The school : specially designed for boys, but
"hiies " are admitted a, day scholars. There
are three terms in the school year, and the next
begins on the Last Thursday in August.
Apost Of the Grand Army of the Republic WIS
organized in Springfield on the 9TH inst.
5. Yurann Of Royalton, was seriously injured
on Monday, the 9TH inst, being thrown from hi.
buggy in hi, own dooryarI Both hi, wrist,
were broken. and his side and head badly hurt.
The Ludlow Wooden Mills manufacture nine
hundred yards of beaver and doeskin cloths each
month. employing two hundred hands. In
pro,emeuts have been added during the pas,
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An lNNALUABL MEDICINE FOR
THE Pl RiF1ING OF THE BLOOD
1T. j. ". POLANDS HumOr Doctor A Positive
remedy Tor all kinds Of Humors,-Scrofua Scurvy,
Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Nettle Rash Boils Car
buncles, Ulcers and all Obstinate Affections Of the
Skn- Mercurial Diseases, and every Taint Of the
system; dyspepsia, and those diseases originating
m the arrangement Of the Digestive Organs. viz
bilious Complaints, Neuralgia, Nervous Affections
heaaache, Languor, Loss ofAppetite, Depression Of
MaN .nth vi
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There Is not one word of truth in the report
that am opposed to the Railroad have never,
ny word, act, or deed opposed it; but, on the
contrary have always supported the enterprise,
whenever ana wherever have had an oppor-
tunity. My individual interests. in common with
the public at large, are too evidently linked with
the success Of this enterprise to allow me TO take
any other course and in any place where NAV
have occasion, hereafter. to act in relation to il
You may be assured shall do all in my power
to further its interests.
You are ar liberty to use this letter a. You
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NIERI loan II nUS =.
BOsrON, Mass.

rINHE very important and extensive improvements
which have recently been made IN this popular
Hotel the largest in New England, enable the pro
prietors 10 offer TO Tourists, Families and the Trav
elling Public accommodations and cuuyeniences su-
peror to any other Hotel in the city. During the
mast Summer additions have been made Of numer-
Gus suites Of apartments, with hathing rooms water
closets &c. attached one Of TUFTS magnificent pas
sener elevators the best constructed, conveys
guests to the upper story ofthe house in minute
The entries have been newly and richly csrpeted,
and the entire house thoroughly replenished and re-
furnished making il, in all it. appointments equal
10 any hotel in the country.
Telegraph Office, Billiard Halls and Cafe on the
LEWIS RICE & SON,
daauEv3m Proprietors.
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4 T1TT ~ - NJ, q y Y Tor me OFFICIAL ms
conduct 9if Rssf'n. b. Hon ALyy ,xDss N
STEPHENS -''-'NAN'EE IL
IL ready sale combined with an increased commits
lished. N 1'oi Pu'
, one agent IN Eiston. Pa, reports > subscribers IL,
four days '''ei' I'd
Send for circulars and see our term. and, r.r a.
s'ripti9n oi the work. Address NATION tT PTH-
LlSHlNG CO. Psiladcl phia Pa
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ORDER OF NOTICE.

PETER Ia Roek ! TO the Honorable supreme
Il Court next 10 Toe holden At
BRIDGET Ia ROCKY Burlington, in the County Of
thittenden, the first Tuesday Of January,
4. d. l-6g.
The Petitioner. Peter la Rock, Of Bolton, in the
County Of Chttenden. humhly Showeth aud repre-
SCENTS THAI aNo az the ffeeuth day Of September \.
D. I-I-. DE was lawfully married 70 Bridget Na-hau
>au-amu Bon the Province Of Canada East and that
Dee continued o. live with the said Bridget, in the
faithful discharge Of the duties incumbent him
the husband Of the said Bridget until about the
tlirti-th day q March. 4. D. ISIS when the said
Bridget deserted YOUR Petitioner and has ever since
for more than three years. wholly neglected and re-
fused O. live with the Petitioner as her husband. and
lI- wholly neglected o. discharge any Of the duties
Inrumheu, upon her as bis wife and further show
eth that Dee has resided for more than three wears
lat past iu the County 81 Chtteuden. and in the
State ON eruout l- therefore prays that this Hon
CRADLE Court III order and decree that the Petition
or he divorced from the said Bridget La Rock and
declared o. he sole single and unm fried
Dated Bolton, this eleventh day u July. \. D.
l-t-.
pETER I A ROCK
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THEGREAT NEW ENGLAND REM
fDf.-Dr- ). ". POLANDS White Pine Com
pound lures Sore Throat, Colds. Coughs. Dipth-
era, bronchitis, Splitting of Blood. and Pulmonary
Affections generally. Its a remarkable remedy for
Kidney Complaints.
This medicine Is free from anything delstsrious.
in its action.
May 50th, iS6s. WHY
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MOTHPANCHEs, FRECkLEsA TAN

The ouIy RELIABLE REMEDY for those brown dis
colorations on the face is Perrys Moth and Frecke
Lotion" Prepared only by Or. B. c. Perry 10 Bond
Street, New York. Sold every whore.
Marc % d6w5m
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respectfully yours,
II II u .-

We take it that all three Of the candidates are
friendly to the Railroad project, and that one
who was not, would stand small chances of re-
ceiving the nomination.
The Lamoille .Ne'rsdcaia supports Mr. Powers
heartily and in effect charges Mr. Hendee with
bad faith, both in supporting Nj Camp of late,
and IN going in for himself now. 1t Is supposed
IN the county that Mr. Hendee and Mr.. Camp
have an understanding, and that the latter will
probably Withdraw in Mr.. Hendec's favor. The
County Convention is not vet called.
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AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.

VI lied UBBER. firm as steel M IL
W AVS ER I r. Cuts five times AS fast a. ~.
GS,rindstone, sud -ives n PERFECT EDGE.
Nc.-HS N ~ pounds IS .anped o. the machine a
ny l. the best and cheapest See il before Won Inv
tor Circulars and BEST TERMS o. AGENTS address
+. J. >TORkE.
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THIRD DIsmIcr CoNvNuoN.-We understand
that the Congressional Convention for this dis
trict will be called to meet nj Stowe, August II.
There will be little excitement over the Conyen-
ton. and no opposition TO the denomination Of
the present worthy and capable Representatives.
the district Hon. Worthington Smith
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L. F. wurra, ATTY for LiboIInut.

The foregoing libel having been shown me, and il
having been made 90 appear that the hellee resides
thout thl- State 8; is ordered that the said Bridget
la Rock Dee summoned o. appear at the term Of the
supreme Court next 90 be held at Burlington within
AMI for the County of Chittenden, the first Tues
lay of January, \. ID. lS69 then and there % make
answer To -tiu libel hy publishing the same. to-
Their with this order. three weeks successfully iu
the Burlington FHEL Press. n weekly newspaper
printed at burlington, in Chittenden County. the
last 10 which publications shall be- al least tx weeks
before the said term II said Court.
Given under my hand at Burlington this fifteenth
day 81 July, 4. d. i-f-.
! pIFRpDINT
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PAGE, RICHARDSON 4 CO...
BANKERS and .NerrhHHsS,
no STATE 81. BO-TON

EXCHANGE on London and Paris.
HAN ELLEBS' CREDITS issued London and
Paris available in all parts Of Europe.
LOANS OF STERLING made 10 merchants ON IA
vorlhle terms
DEPOSITS OF GOLD AND CURRENCY received
subject % cr,-t al sight, and interest allowed.
ADVANCES made on Consi- nments to Liverpool
and London. March C. won
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Mr. Erli, = in Dos speech at th, Democratic
f State Convention said the sighting generals.
-@e Sherman. iHa..'4- e'.enaHd anl Blair.
decu WHAT is the reearl Of these generals,
We a.A't remember aug great victory Won ty
General Blair Ne'lerHnI is the general of
. whom Grant SAID 'u au official repor-t "lle Is
entirely Naa- '' ODE position "i corps e.mHan-
i'.- '..A '" .'' n'...-i --' '" 'Ar 'A'l'e-Ae.4'
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'' sheridan amt Meade and "ose'fi'-' aud
howard ana ''.'.'' "ii >''Hi.'l'' 'H'
IKE '-''" 700 ''' l> To- ".-'..-
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suggestion.
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arise mean the frontier r -.,m- that public
'- No." A- .'A'- '.A' .nisnee i,laile- that
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house -aerc.aI thus facilitate the transaction
.i business. anu have terms count established
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hGENTS WANTED ,

A. II " ANfED To- SELF e.. HATURINA
- OK va Ntbl1 trIuN OBJ THE SHALL ~ sv-fpf-
ALL pronounce this 90 Dee. not only the mos, b,,,
IVY ID design but also The best srscufsd and ds.tin
eu I" De the most P9pugr and RAPID ,.Eing sfsst -
FItfHg ever published iu the United STATE. No.
is the time for lid agents and All wi.biny , -
paying cuisines to commence and sell this masuiG-
cent new work. Send for particulars and see ogr
rs FULLER CO.. Pur-. S,-i,...,.l., NJ.
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VERMONT NEWS.

through 10 tne Drain. nut OlnefWlsS the nofll
u was not badly manglel. The wheel was runnin.
about three hours after the child was last seen
The relatives of Frank B Fenton, a native o
Bennington, have recently received information
Of his being found wandering about the street,
of Detroit in a state of insanity He is now in al
asylum.
\ young man in the employ of DIR. A J
Woodward, of Sanigate, recently, while out
hunting wild cat, accidentally discharged his
revolver, the contents passing through his
hand
Any inquiry Of Bennington how she is 90 of
for soap Will be out Of place hereafter, for a
saw-mill building is being fitted up by Enos
Adams Tor soap mandatory, where new
mineral soap is to be made the sand which i,
used in it coming from his works at Chesher,
Mass.
\ young son of John Zee, Of Stamford, y
year-old,wa drowned on Sundey Of weeI, be
fore last.
They had regular old fashioned celebration,
with an Grafton, music dinner, toasts at SIAM
ford on the 4th
The big reservoir on the mountain in Ben
ningtou, built by the manufacturers to keep
supply of water full during the dry season,
gave way two weeks ago, and the pond, which
49, '' ''''9' was ''i'i''''''! '''''''''
-. r...,..,.. .,,.
va ','.''y '.'''' "''',' WA ny ''- "'
I'm. H. 49,. d.. en-
upon. 81" "''' '''' ''''''''' '''' i'''
manu-
The dwelling of Mr. Anirus Bowers, at East
Dorset m the absence of the family was entered
on thursday last and 9I'' in money and "a
SILVER watch stolen 'h'r'ir'"' As yer there
'N.''' "' cue To- the ''''''''
'Ll''oN,' 'o'N'''
VI 'i'' ''..''''i '' 'i'l '' .''i-9 e. ''i'' '.'
VI ''''I" i'''''''N' Oh ,'''''s"u 'y' WINE
bathing IN the rear OF rail''A $ machine shop
..t.,,...l ....i. ..l' ,-..'.i..,--.i
DE- W '''''s''' '' ''''' ny 1'''.''S "''i''''''-
instant
A hors,-thiet named Weston. just Jet outoi ST.
Jotn-hury Jll, STOLE "a horse from J Inn Proctor,
W, u, .'''',-'' - "'-,' anu '''' '''' .''
''il''' '' ''' ''.''' 'i''',
...l,.,-. small .,+i.1.. s. TI---,-.. t..,sf and
hdnarlin the wool. in Kirrv bgt NOT ST..
c,r.f,ry tu+ ,b,t s. ,..t. wa. fsaJ and
Weston once more d, i,.I irir
r,.p,a,ert .,t g., .a... ~ 81. ooo
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FEMALE STRENGTHENING COR

FEMALE STRENGTHENING COR
DIAL. 4 Specific Remedy for Diseases Of fAs Reyro-
dnette Organs II imparts tone and yigor 10 the
Uterus and gives renewed vitality to the whole svs-
tenn All cases Of Debility peculiar 10 Females will
hna a sovereign remedy in this compound
The following affections are among those for which
u Is peculiarly adapted Painful Menstrual Dis
charges Suppression Of the Menses Profuse Men
&c. '
Nav gOth wi,
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" ", AA"ANikh 10 rslrot" ALL DESIRE for T,l,r,,
ms great remedy is AN excellent appetizer 4, M,
rifles the blood. iuvi-orates the syst.r =. y.
~ great h'ur ,liu- and strengthening power en-
a'Ies the stomach o. digest the he1rte.T Cr8 MAJ
Snok'r' and CAeire-y FOR Fiffy Y.r-, 60. p -
rHly cent post free treatise on the iniuri on.
effects 81 Tobacco, with lists Of references t-fiwa
T ~, Nc SENI t-tE. Agents wanted Addre-.
- = " -luL--L 4 L----L I nv Nv. IT,
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L. F. WILBUR Atty for Libellant.

The foregoing, the substance Of a libel having
been shown me. and il having been made 10 appear
chat the ihelce resides without this State il j. or
lerud that the said Phehe Ann Pierce be summoned
Dee held At Burlu -tou within and flr the County of
thtteuden, on the first TUESDAY Of January, \. d.
l7tt. then and there o. make answer 70 said lhel.
ny publishing the substance thereof. together with
this order, three weeks successfully in the Burlnr
tIu FREE PEE>s. weekly newspaper printed at
Burlington In Chitteuden County. the last u which
Publications shall De at least tx weeks before TIE
said term If said Court.
Given under my hand az Burlington, tbs fifteenth
day Of July, A. D. l-6,.
J. PIE 1POINT,
tNfaf TutI8-. rf the Sf4prarr.. t..irrt
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Ess, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY "a, 1868

DR.. kESNEDY's Permanent Cure for Catarrh''
clears out the head and throat so you can sleep
good o nights Sold by druggists. DEMAs
BAREs x Co., u Park Row, New York, Sole
Agents.
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nonD.s xERyINE.Np INvIGoRA-

DODD's NERVINE AND INNIGORA-
TOR.-This Medicine is a NERVE TONIC. IL
stops the waste Of vitality, braces the Nerves and
quietly regulates the system Sleepessness lrriti-
hiitv Loss Of Energy Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia,
Consultation local weakness, and general falling
Of the mental and bodily functions, are the common
indications Of nervous disease. DOdd's Neryine and
Tnvigorafor il a complete specific for all these
troubles II Is also the best as it is also the most
agreeable.
REMEDY FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
ever offered 10 the public Pfostration Of Strength,
Hysteria-rctaned, excessive, irregular or painful
menses-yield to it, magic power
TO MOTHERS
Mothers we also commend the Neryine for use in
the diseases which aact children while Teething as
certain 10 afford quick and grateful relief The stupe
fying syrups Of which Opium is the principal in
greiont are dangerous 10 life, impair the functions
Of the stomach and bowels, and actually impede the
healthy growth Of your offspring. To cure WIND
Collie regulate the bowels soften the gums, and re-
Ueye pain, the NERVINE will always he found safe
and efficient.
pox'rUsE ANY THING ELsE.
sv- Doddis Nervne contains OPIUM or other
poisonous ingredient. For sale by all druggists.
H.B. STORER q CO., ProDrietors,
No. IS Fulton New York
Sent. 81. d&w1y
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- ~ n y . As a sOLDiER Il A STATES
- 80 An accurate history Of his Military and Civil
arSef; IN one large octave VOL nearly $50 pages
hhey illustrated Agents will find this book to eli
~ tle present time. The largest commission gir,r
ne employ no General 4gsHfs and offer ertra induce
o. dealing directly with the publisher For desrTi7
Publishers, Hartford Ct w.
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MoRRrLL-In Hinesburgh. July Samuel Morrill,
aged B years
LEAvENwORTH-In Hinesburgh, July s. Mrs. Sa-
lima Leavenwerth, aged ~.
WARSEB-In Rochester, NY, July l3,o bronchial
consumption, Mary F., youngest daughter Of Iora-
ito q and Sarah Warner, aged ~ years.
MYERS-In this city, Friday, July IL, Katharine
Elizabeth only child OF A. ". and Kate b. Myers,
Of Oil City, Pa aged II months.
HALL.-At South Burlington, July 10th, ANNA
3. GORHAs, wife Of w. T. Hall aged IS years.
BARLOw.-In this City, July 2lst, MAGGIE BRINE,
daughter Of Col. J. w. and Hessio Barlow aged
months.
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SHA W : Chemical. Electro, Silver-Platin, Fin
~ ~ nlaAes worn out piated-ware As good as new
ior PaGsiinS ana postage. Address j. SHAW Chem.
st 80 Elm street, bridgeport Conn AGENT, van
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A "ENIS ARE WAXING MORE in canvasnr or IN.
- SOLDlERS INDIVIDUAL MENORIAIS"
thAh with any other work, and are wanted in sve,x
T pvuI,o H9r information circulars Address
BAhER WETHERBY, Drawer II5l. ColHmbns
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ADVERTISERS
Such terms cannot TAI. .. attract attention We
have already secured contracts with
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COMPRISING
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In the * New England States
ONE HUNDRED
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In New jersey, Penn, Del. ami Me-.
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