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ITO CONTRACTORS.

The Committee for the erection of a new Court
House and Jailor's Dwelling at salem, Washing
ton Co hereby give notice that they will receive
PROPOSAL for the work and materials therefor, at
the office OF James Gibson, in the village of Ia
lem, on the ith day of March next, at = O'Clock
T.. NJ.
The entire expense is not to exceed Thirty
Thousand Dollars, and no offer will be received
exceeding that amount.
Tie Court House Is totbe of brick and the DWELL
ing OF wood. The plans and a general description
OF the work and material required may be sc. n
and examined at the office OF James Gibson in
Salem. till the 10th day of February next, and on
that day and till March 4th, the working draw
ings, plans and specifications may be seen and
examined at the same place.
Proposals may be made for the whole work and
material required, for such part thereof as a
bidder may choose.
The contract will be given TO the lowest bidder
or bidders, the committee reserving the right to
reject all or any of the bids, and 10 accept any
bid at their discretion, and let the work in one or
several contracts they shall judge best for the
interest of the County. Each proposal must be
accompanied with bond in the penalty OF as 600
10 the county OF Washington, with two spreties,
residents and freeholders within this state, justi-
tying In double the penalty, conditioned that II
the offer is accepted by the Committee, the pro-
poser Will within ten days after notice in writing
Of such acceptance is deposited in the Post Office
at Saiem directed to him Mt his place of residence
as stated in the propoeal, he will execute the
and proposals. and give security for the perform
ance thereof, satisfactory to the committee
The plans for the work may be examined and
information on the subject obtained at the Office
OF Al. +. Cummings architect, in Troy.
Dated Jan. %, 1869. @
JAMES GIBSON, s.
X. G. Belts,
IRA j. PRATT, J Committee
u. A. MARTIN,
GEORGE A1xorr.
feb2d&wltawtomarchl
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WALLINOFOR a.,

Farm mile mort Of the village, king on the
new road recently lad out betE.tn y allinpf,srd
and Eutiand. Fine wood laf. good l1arn land,
about 100 aoHes and cheap al sB.5Hn.
Farm II 200 ifrTes lying ah0ut two miles north
- NalliugiorG vIll are, ss3 bulaiI--. roi rpss-
dow and grain land fine sugar orch ifd. AID trust
800 cords OF wo,d 10 be spsDd iIom TIE fam,
worth a. Ter cord Standing. Pam eT- 20 cows
and team and ia addition tl-ro j. on this taTIn
ledl,, 81 whire marble 81 fine texture. HltholIlh
get uurcv"0ped, from all indicators and aI-
Iy- 4nc.s. promises 30 h. me 1f great value.
his H., - hiie marble not lar dirt srf - ON
the railroad. and with frw hundred collars *
pended IN Developing, may prove 70 II. worth
many tiIueS the prie.. A-k.a Tor tn, ITn. sam
pler OF he naIsle shown upnu ~ l'ast'"n 20 ste
uu8sr-Ignr9- Price uf farm only $1,000, AID
worth ID. amount ior farming pu5Fo~'e stone
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&pefiaI Antifes.

THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE
Farmers, Families and others can purchase no
remedy equal to Dr. Tobias Venetian Liniment
for dysentery, collie, Group, chronic rheumatism,
sore throats toothache sea-sIckness, cuts, burns,
swellings bruises, old sores, headache, mosquito
bites, pains in the limbs, chest, back etc. IL 1t
does not give relief the money will be refunded.
All that is asked is trial, and use it according
to the directions.
Dr. Tobias-Dear Sir II have used your Vene-
tian Iiniment in my family for number OF
years, and believe it to be the best article for
what it is recommended that l have ever used.
For sudden attack of Group it is invaluable. l
have no hesitation in recommending it for all the
uses 1t processes to cure. have sold 1t for many
years, and it gives entire satisfaction.
CHAS. II. TRIMMER.
Quakertown, N. j., May s, 1868.
Sold by the Druggists. Price so cents and 81.
Depot, 10 Park Place. janl5d&wIm
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TUE MACHf&E, CALLED MAN.

Is 4 very complicated and delicate one. and is
more liable 10 get ont OF order and Iauch more
difficult to repair than any combination of wheels.
and cranks and levers. made by the hands of man.
As ruic, 1t Is tmkeret too much. and badly
tinkcred at that. Ii is often cal0nelizcd, mar
cofized, depleted, and otherwise mis,tsed. when
all that it really needs Is WHOLESOME sonic and
restorative like HOSLTIER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS TO put II in proper trim ana keep 1t SO.
The stomach is shamciully Inaltrclted In the
first place, the food which its juices intended
to dissolve is too frequently thrown into it hast-
ly, and III a half masteated condition, in which
state the gastric juice cannot properly act upon it..
The result Is dyspepsia. Then comes the doctor,
and, finding the digestive organs weak and the
bowels inert, he proceeds to weaken and paralyze
still more with drastic purgatives These falling
AS they always do-to produce salutary change,
he tells the invalid that medical science do
more for him. This, with all due reference, is q
mistake, -one of those mistakes which Talicyrand
said were tantamount to crimes. What the dys-
peptic needs is IMMIGRATION. Strengthen the
stomach with HO>TETTER,S BITTERS, and the
stomach Will strengthen every other part of the
human machine, and make it, in comman par
lance, good as new. Upon the state OF the di-
gestion depends in a measure, the condition of
the whole stomach. Now, the Bittsrs are the
most admirable tonic known. They consist of the
finest vegetable IMMIGRANTS and restoratives COM
bined with unaduterated stimulant The
dyspeptic needs nothing else to effect a cure ex-
cept light, nutritious diet, and far amount of
exercise. Even in the absence of these last men,
toned accessories the tonic and Alternative proper
ties Of the preparation will work wonders eua-
bling the dyspepuc to digest inferior fare with
comparative ease, and to maintain good ha bit
OF body, In spite OF the drawbacks of a sedentary
occupation.
SOn the death of one of England's most emf
nent physicians, all his effects sold by auction
and among other things was a sealed packet,
marked "advice to physicians" which brought
great price. The purchaser, opening the packet,
read as follows: keep the head cool, the bowels
open, and the feet warm" II physic Is necessary,
use Parsons Purgative Pills. They are the most
scientifically prepared pill that has appeared in
the last hundred years.
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Cur school Books.

> WAY III

.W'. Edjto3-s Il have received IA circu-
lar, and probably most of the snperintend-
ents and teachers Of the Stut~ h"ro ae-
ceived one Also from Gilman II. Tucker,
agent for Guvot' : Biographies, in which
he accuses the board of education of Civ
ing "wide interpretation to the law, in
recommending Physical Geography, and
says no such study is recognized in the
law. The law gives the board: authority
to select list Ct sach grammars, geogra-
phies, arithn.etics, &c, as they shall deem
best suited FOR instruction and use in the
district schools of this State.
Does the law say anything abont men
tai o. written arithmetic. Not word,
and yet he viii not complain of the board
for making ii distinction in selecting
arithmetics.
Tie trainers Of The law supposed that it
would be understood perfectly by putting
the different branches in the plural and
limiting the bo ard to one book of kind
The board, mt the m Getting at Waterbury
III Feb, 1867. were agreed in recommend
ing Mitch Ills First Lessons, Primary, and
Intermediates, and McNally's Physical
Geogrs .phv, accompanied by Monteith's
Lcsse ms in Astronamy, except one mem.
Der of the board and the Secretary. The
be ard has eight maps of a Physical Geo
sraphy to accompany Mitchell's series be.
fore them, but the book was not complete
, and Judging from the maps and then
knowledge of Prof Broklesby as an au
thor, they were aware it would be supe.
rior book, but thought it was not best te
adopt book before it was made. The
) book has since appeared and is truly Q
: superior book Five members of the board
were convinced by careful examination
for nearly three months, that Guyot's Geo
, graphies were not adopted to the use Of
! the schools of the State, and after lcne
and tedious discussion Gnyot's Common
School was placed on the list, as Physi
cal Geography of grade different from
) McNally's, against the wishes and judg
ment of five members of the board, simply
at the urgent and prolix entreaty of the
Secretary, that it might be tried in a few
high schools. Thus it was talked and un.
derstood at the time.
Again, Mr.. Tucker says in his card. had
the elementary and intermediate books Of
'Guyot's series been before the board, "they
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tionally, good. No other establishment in the
world ever sold in the fifteenth, any year Of it's
existence, seventy five thousand watches, as this
has done during the year just closed. The truth
is, the Waltham company began by resolving to
make first class article, and they have continued
to do SO, and have spared no pains or expense to
keep that fact before the public.
For further information in regard to this sub
jeet. we refer the reader TO the business card OF
the company in another column,
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STERLING SILVER WARE AND FINE
ELECTRO-PI. ATED WARE.

The Gorham Manufacturing Co, OF Providence,
r, L., having the largest mandatory Of solid
Silver Ware IN the world, with tn. most improved
machinery, and employing the most nkilled labor,
are enabled to oifsr an unequalled variety of new
and beautiful designs in Dinner Services, Tea
Services, and every article specially adapted for
Holiday and Bridal Gifts.
They offer also then well known aud unrlvulled
Nickel Silver Electro-Plated Ware, III which they
have introduced uex patterns of rare e. game,
The Solid Silver is guaranteed to be ut sterling
purity by L. :. Mint assay. The Electro Plate
is guaranteed to be- superior t. the finest nhet-
tield ware. Orders received irIn he Trade only,
but these goods MAY be obtained from response
Die dealers EVERYWHERE
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SPLENDID OTTER CREEK FARM

81 5-s lrT"~ NIthla haf q mile OF VILLAGE - -,
church. dsfaf. telegraph uiiicr. &c, A.. E'fa-
'iia~ AL "a tie bet repair. large ~ story Dr. use
yl''t al thu necessary Durnulldings. hDre,, Ftfu
s7d uth.r harms painted and iri its eri ltriau.
Urw 80 ar h9u-e snl SO mHTsi" tTse-s 80 % lra-
50 Hari land, flatr- meadow. Il-'lEss gf,a l,N
lIn' NilI keep 81 essK- and fsaIns. afIT fhr 1a-
Ui'8 o. .'i- 81 he h.sf iu ~. cauatFv- Rufniug
af,t =. ElIt'itfiR-. tr,d cl-'efn wHtsr f4~lf ,-
TINS ..ttua tGslN wlrfh a-n eco lut ~ %.
f.tt. ftslrauz q going Na.t- VII so - fsF
T.. r'. aud totIu~t 81 payment made easy nr WI
fssastss ti- 15s Ass-4 l4A fFufu II Do, s ~
ltUetIffg IT, f8a floIn -hC TI1re ni Size y hl+e
IN D. the beet and rhaarc-f bargain 80 90 farm
fh4t ean Dee fnuud in vermont Terms ~ fay-
mont made esss
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WHAT WILL PAX THE NATIONAL DEBT
IN GOOD TIME AND AT ONCE PUT Us on
A SOLID FoINDATIoN.-Such words as
the following cannot be urged upon pub
lie attcn ion too often
The London Times of a late date says
that If our government were to adopt the
financial ideas of Messrs. McCulloch,
Wells and Washburne, our bonds would
rise to par. Now, we suppose the tinan-
cial idea of Mr.. Washburne is economy ),
the financial idea of Mr.. Wells Is the
collection of the revenue and the tinan-
cial idea of Secretary McCulloch is the
good faith of the government. We our
selves have not the slightest doubt that
we should have specie payments within a
year after the time that these ideas were
carried out by the government
Who is so dull as not to comprehend
the full truth and force of this Who for
one moment doubts the prediction above
made: Why, then, can the result fail to
come? Who dares stand in the way of
the blessed fruits of prosperity and peace !
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PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,

No. Bulinch ST., opposite Revere House,
BOSTON.
The Trustees of this Institution take pleasure
in announcing that they have secured the services
of the eminent and well known DR.. A. III. Hayes,
late Surgeon U. s. Army, Vice President OF Co
iumbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, &c.
This INSTITUTION publishes the popular
medical bsok entitled .'The Science of Life, or
Self Preservation written by DR. Hayes. 1t
treats upon the Errors OF Youth, premature de-
cline OF manhood, seminal Weakness and all dis
eases and abuses Of the generatlve organs. Ihir-
ty thousand copies sold the last year 1t Is indeed
a book for every man,-youpB men III particular
Price only 81.
This Institution has just published the most
perfect treatise OF the kind ever offered the pub
lie. entitled "SeNual Physiology OF Woman, and
Diseases" profusely Illustrated with the very
best engravIngs. This book Is also from the pen
of Dr. Hayes. Among the various chapters may
be mentioned. The Mystery of LIfe,-BeautIful
Offspring, Beauty, its Value to woman, Mar
riage.-General Hygiene of eu-Puherty,-
Change of Life, -Excesses OF the Married, Pre-
ventlun to Conception, &c. In beautiful French
cloth, 81 Turkey Morocco full grlt, a. so. Either
of these books are sent 10y mail, securely sealed,
postage paid, receipt of price.
The Peabody Journal of Health tirst-class
paper in every respects pages, - columns
published the lst Of February, and every
month during the year. Subscription price per
year only so cents. Specimen copies sent free to
any address, on application 10 the Peabody Medi-
Albert IL Hayes, NJ D., Resident and Consult
ing Physician.
B-Dr. II. may he consulted in strictest
confidence on all diseases requiring skill secresy
and experience InvIUlab!e serre>y ana certain
relief d&wtomay9
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WALLiNGFoRD,

Farm Of rs acres, one mile from tie village. with
the best OF Dffer Creek In.saows. splendid lp-
cation, and thu best fam buildings 81 rnpst any
farm an the county. which. ~ bu1f ~ fhe present
time. would cost IesT.y the price the fnm Nil he
sold Tor Jhi- farm. With is splendid laeatInn
and costly buildings makes n Of the ~ de-
srahls farm and residence r0fnbire IN rh.
~. Price and terms O: payment made known "a
appiicaii, n.
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CAsrLEToN.

Near Hydc,il'e. "a farm Of 80 attes. the host oi
grars aud grain land. Buildings good ana -. ar y
new. SOFT running water at house. This farm. N
add ilon "a it, value ior farming purpose. l,os-
te>--> great value tor it, great amount - -late II
Tie same The same vein - VOL ed by THE AZ e
quarry and other successful comfai4is--. runs d.
Teetly through Tins farrn. and OF tie Eely tat
qualty. 1hl- farm l. Offered al a low iglae or
sideiing it, rnsny advantages pIlca and fsaus
OF pas nent made known uIon application.
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EARN FOR SALE.---A DESIRA.

4 hle farm ot It's acres, situated 3 miles north
of CitStletou village, with OF without the stock
th,rrou. said farm Is well fenced, with living
water III every lot, running water al the house
and barn, can cut 80 tons Of hay oft the place :;
buildings new, or nearly 50; house contains IL
rnuut>, anu can easily be- arrange tor two fami-
hes btrfi SaN80, with basement under the whole;
sugar aud apple orchards OF 100 trees each. Terms
easy. Possession gwen az once. Price 10000.
Enquire OF e. NJ. willard, OF the subscriber on
the premises
orfgd.yu-f r y HOOKER
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4 GENTS WANTED FOR
SECRETS OF THE
CT X T. 4 L G. | II, Y

y Work descriptive OF the Virtues, and the Vice
the Mysteries, Mi-trics and
Grimes OF New YORK City.
II you wish "a know how Fortunes are made
and lost in a day how shrcw1 men are ruined IL
Wall STREE how touutry men swindled by
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Of the kind published
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Total,

THE NEXT BILLIARD MATCu.-The
Hext billiard match between Joseph Dion
and Melvin Foster, will take place in
Montreal, in about three weeks. 1t will
be similar to that played on the 2Sth-
l 200 points, push barred. Stake, two
thousand dollars.
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WALLINDEORb

One mile ana quarter north of allinRioIi
village on main frtNei,s,l road 20 k9Itaui. Farm
IF twenty ac'.-. divided ~ meadow. tas'uI- aDd
wood 1T WI'h Tl' mtg II trrl'. nsec cpr'lr- llsu-
Tattutea whit Wifh hiind, nn, BAN, d. NT3' ncld
trout trp5k running through -" fam. Just rssa
place for a gent euau W4-hIuz 81 llTl.e hone n..5I
"a village. 'haf ~ u KEEP two or thTre c''f sad 4
team. Pro. - 800
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-04

WALTHAM WATCHES The superior value of
American watches above all others is too well
understood, in this country at least to need fur
Their illustration. Foreign watches being con-
ceded on all hands to have been fairly beaten not
only in the market but in the pocket the question
now is, which of the American made watches is
best and really cheapest!
The Waltham manufacture has certainly made
its way to immense business, in the face of
violent aud persistent opposition Through q
period of fifteen years it has steadily and rega-
larly advanced, the last years sale having been
considerably larger than those of any preceding
year. The secret of this is that the watches have
stood the test Of enduring and general trial they
are found to be good in the long run as well as
the short, and to be generally, as well as excep-
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SiIDDLETOWN.

Farm of $50 acres Of choice land, large amount
Of wood, sugar orchard. plenty Of mutt. good
buildings, will Ike y 30 oows,-about y miles
MiddleIoxn village. cheese factory, and the
celebrated mineral springs that attracting
thousands there 10 procure ITS healing waters
Will be sold on easy terms OF payment, the owner
wishing 10 go West For pIlce, terms and other
particulars, apply TO the Undersigned.
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AbfC0ck'S POROUS PLASTERS 40
MIrLATE EIEITEIGIrN

MULATE ELECTRICITY,
whereby the circulation of the blood becomes
equ;illNea upon the part where applied, causing
pain and morbid aston to cease.
Was there ever published stronger evidence
than this
CERTIFICATE from \. +. STERLING, Esq,
For two years, l have been Il great sufferer
from neuraigia in the head and found only tenn
porary relief from all the various remedies that
have tried, until / applied one OF "Alcocks Po-
rous Plasters" cut 1T into three strips, placing
one under eacn shoulder blade and the other over
the small Of my back, and for the past three
months have had scarcely a twinge of the old
pain. | advise all who suffer from nervous dis
eases to lose no time in making trial of the won
derful p aster.
A. F. STERLING, sec'y Singer Mfg Co.
New York, june s, 1868.
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New York.
Sold by all Druggists feb2d&wIm
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b1- We received avery pleasant letter of thanks
from our friend Kendall, since his return home,
for a bottle of Johnson's Anodyne Imminent which
we gave him, and which he says has entirely cured
him of the troublesome and dangerous cough he
had here
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FIVE MILLION DOLLARS.

Total, s. oD6 6jl ~
This large amount Is only an Indication Of the
immens-. traffic that must 90 over the through
line IN a f-w months, when the great tide Of Pa
csiie coast travel aud trade vii begin. II Is cs-
timated that the business must maze the earn
iugs OF the road nom Fifteen 10 Twenty Millions
Year.
As the supply 0t these Bonds viii Soon cease,
parties Who desire 10 invest IN them viii find II
for their interest To DO - at once n" price for
the present Is par and accrued interest ioIu Jan.
/, III currency.
ES- Subscriptions Vii he received III Rutland
by 8 ". RGNell, Cashier 81 the National Bank
Of Rutland, Henry r. Eiria, Cashier of the Kut-
Land County National Bsuk. and an Nu~ York
at tbs Company Oibae, 30. 20 Nassau street,
and by John J. Cisco - sou EankerS No. So
Wall street, aua by the coIGfauy'~ advertised
agents throughout the Cuit.I slater.
Bonds sent free, but pirties subscribing through
local agents will look 20 them for ter sale de-
livery.
a new pamphlet ana map was issued Oct. LIST,
cont aiming report ot the progress Of The work 20
that date and more complete statement in
latlon the value the bonds han can - given
IN an advertise Inent, which will he sent free on
Application at the eompauy's offices, OF 10 any of
the advertised agents.
JOHN J. CISCO,
Treasurer, New York.
Jan. 20, 1863. q. cl91&S jIuOs
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wAILIH6FtRD,

Farm 81 IS acres situated directly in the village
with a large two-stnry house and good outhutld-
ings all IN good repair. Very niee location Pr1ee
a. 90, will self all The hui dsngs and abaut %
acres of meIiog and pasture adjoining for e. 500
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MOUNT HOLLY

paiiy farm oi -.1o arr-s -oo3 bril4iuss. keeps
20 coa- hnd team fprIHs water - house and
barn, cHts thc best guanfy IL hay. plenty 81
VOL and sugar orchard. onr mic trafa DEPOT
Terms of payment cay, Ir.ee $500.
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MOUNT HOLLY

Farm 81 Loo 4rTe-. building ysTy nice. and would
cost ia build more than l. a-kta for be tafrf- ~
acres al wood land. halanee PASTOR aUd mrG-
dow. price e.. 2N0~teIIns. one half eUwn, balance,
time given 10 suit the purchaser Very cheap
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GEORGE PEABoDY's IFTs.-The ben
efactions Of Mr.. George Peabody are far
larger than generally supposed. A few
days ago, when his latest gift of half
million Of dollars to the London poor was
announced, we spoke of his donations as
amounting to an aggregate Of over four
millions of dollars, but we have been fur
nished with an authentic list of Mr.. Pea
body's gifts, and we find that they
amount to over double this sum in fact,
they amount in all to over ten millions OF
dollars in our currency. The following
list (gold values) will display the remark
able facts; and this list does not include
the large sums he gave to further Ameri-
can interests in the great Exhibition of
1851, nor other large sums he has given
for international banquets and such pur-
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NEW FIRM & NEW GOODS.

SEXTON WHITAKER,
simonds' Block, Brandon, Vt In store formerly
occupied by w. +. Leavitt.
We take pleasure in announcing to the citizens
OF Brandon and vicinity, that We have open an
extensive stock OF
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
SPECTACLES, &C.,
Such is to be found in every first class jewelry
store. Also, large assortment of
SILVER & PLATED WARE FANCY GOODS,
&C, &C, &C.
Repairing neatly done at short notice. Hair
Jewelry made to order.
FROM the long experience which we have had
in the business, feel confident that we can
fully satisfy the most fastidious and by strict
performance OF duty expect to get and keep your
patronage.
All work warranted.
d. r. SEXTON, C. NJ. WHITAKER,
Brandon, Vt, Nov. "A, 1868. d3m&w6m