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The Brooklyn Ua.oa is responsible for the
following rather dreadful personals -
Hr,froLD-The grea; buohuricsity Of adver-
Using is announced as a candidate for the Presi-
dencv. We fear that the great Hembod, though
he might take the ship Of states helm boldly ,
would select for his cabinet crew OF fellows OF
bis kidney.
C,Rrozo-A morning papcr, remarkable Tor
the eruiition Of IFS managers, speaks about the
e.. christening" Of Judge Cariozo's baby. Inc
JUDGE being a Hebrew. doesn't exactly see where
tie " christening comes in.
V,y NoIrEr-The great German strsiesis;
is ,spo-,sG to be dead. Ia any case France vii
be Noi,ked enough TO pay the expenses Of the
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have been offered to the New York State Libra
~, as am informed by its officers, and the pur-
chase declined
Whether this State or our Society would be
willing to purchase these documents at the price
asked is doubtful, but they must be OF more VAL
ne to US than to anybody else.
LEGISLATION OF VERMONT.
Our Society at their meeting in Darlington
July :, 1870 accepted the act Of the Legislature
of 1862, and the State is now represented on
the Board of Curators This arrangement Will
remove any distrust as to the stability and per-
manency of our institution.
The Society is doing and proposes to do just
what the State ought to do and pay for, and
what nearly every other State has been dong
for years, in publishing matters relating to State
history.
| None of the Journals Of the Governor and
| Council, distinct branch Of our Legislature,
/ up to 1885, hsve ever been printed, and many
| of the Journals of the House Of Representatives
are nowhere to be found in print. The atten-
| ton of the Honorable Legislature Is invited to
the subject.
| And there is not page of Vermont Hlstorl-
cal Collections, in Volume l, that the state
should not have paid for out OF Its treasury
rather than that it should not have been printed,
The bills for binding books, pamphlets and
papers, and putting them in condition Tor exam
nation and use, have already exhausted the
amount of appropriation by the Legislature. IL
is estimated that 500 more will accomplish the
object.
PORTRAIT OF GOVERNOR HALL.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Robinson Of Bennington
have presented to our Society an excellent por-
trait Of our honored ex-President, Hiland HAL
This is a copy By Mrs Robinson OF portrait oy
Mason, painted when the Governor was IN Inc
vigor Of his days
The letter of presentation is herewith submit
ted
The Likeness Is good one, showing the skill
Of the true artist, and it is quite proper the hrs'
oil painting owned by the Society should be oil a
Vermonter who has done more to elucitste the
early history of the State, than any other Of her
sons living or dead And for so opportune git
we can do no less t1an make the lady a life neni-
Der Of our Society.
DEATH OF MEMBERS.
A yearago, at our annual meeting, our Society
had to mourn the loss of President, and this
year We have lost by death his successor, George
Frederick Houghton, our genial President, whose
life was most conspicuous for his high culture
and his intelligent devotion to historical pur-
suits
That Peter T Washbun, Dugald Stewart and
George F. Houghton should be taken from our
ranks in a single year is misfortune and loss 10
the Society greatly to be iamented, and to each
Of these distinguished members the Society owe
fitting honors and eul0gy
Respectfully submitted,
CHARLES REED, Librarian
Montpelier. Oct II, 1870.
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Passengers and Families moving West, can embark
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Be sure and the agents Of this line before you
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April 2O-t'dzw6m
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= e q Z
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that IL never "a ig through any fault o. neglect Of
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They operate by their powerful llL--L,e GA tle
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For Dg.pepsi4 or indigestion, Listies,ress, lar
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for Lusr Complaint and its var US symptoms
Biislf Hc1fa-te, Sict Hsat1-se. J1uu4icf o. G-ssz
Si-sHsss, BILIOUS CoI- and E4I1us Fstc-s. they
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be continuously taken, as required, 90 change the
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those complaints disappear.
For Dropsy and Drousic1i Seedlings they should
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As a Dinner PiH, take one OF two PiLs 70 promote
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An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
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Annual Report of the Librarian of 'he
Vermont Historical society.
! To THE VERMONT HIsToBICAL SOCIETY
4 list Of the additions to our Library the past
ye.r Is appended And | hsve made note Of the
| following matters as of especial interest
/ HIsroRY OF TIE EPISCOPAL CHURCH IL VERMONT.
/ In the past year has been published The Doc
/ umenfaru History az the Protestant EPl5c2Pai
J Church iu TermoHt
Those outside this denomination will read with
most iuteres; the sketch Of Rev Samuel Peters,
/ LID. and the story Of his ambition TO be the
Bishop Of the Diocese of Vermont The - Alien
Paners," in the collection Of Henry Stevens,
contain unpublished letters belonging TO TINS
queer passage in cur church history. Articles
( in the Church Journal Of July and December,
1864, refer to these additional documents
In one of these letters under date OF Feb : oh,
/ 1896, DR.. Peter. writes
.. must also acouaint you that | am personal
" interested in havngs canal opened from Lake
Champlaiu 10 the St Lawrence below Montreal
: having been elected Bishop Of Vermont, and
also am to be President Of its niversi'T IN the
/ city of Burlington.
We are sorry that the authors Of tAis DocC-
mentary History dii not publish oil the known
original papers on this sdbiect for 10 mine ever
/ proruisel richer or more curious products than
collection % all the contemporaneous documents
/ OF Dr.. Peters snd bis Diocese Of Vermont
This book furnishes fuu materials or refer
ences for those who desire 70 trace the contro-
yersy Of the S0clciy .ior ne pr'leegH'l2 ii-
I G0sprl ia Fo-cigl PGlis with our Stste for the
4 Gltjc lands granted TO that Society IN the New
/ Hampshire charters.
Nowhere else caa so full a statement he iounl
sIra -. lafr A.
tive journals, statutes, aT reports, church pro
ceedings &c, &c.
This narrative IS a valuable complaiion
c,rGuy.w,CA CANAL.
The City Of Burl.n,-to-'' was marked for 3
srra,1ij mart II commerce AMI trade to be built
up by a canal connecting Lake Chsnplsin with
the ST. lawrence, several generations back we
learn from Ira Aliens History Of Vermont 'ia''
Genera, HfiluEHt, G1rsr.'r o. C9afi9'
| app9iai't capt. TrIf it' elg.No'' - iHi. pro-
riacc, 20 make o. surrey and estimate tho ere
Deasc ola canal from The Rlurr s. laurence
10 Like Ci0mpIaW rti-1 rls ererrf't 90
1855
Allen "qf,rsi 30 cut the canal az has ofl cr-
pe1s,' il he could bee permitted 10 take foil 10
pay the interest On his investment,
Our readers are referred 10 PAGES 4'-1i-'' %
Aliens History VT Hist Coll Vol J. pages
323 AS for some Of I TRANSACTIONS oi ina
date IL regard to the proposed cana.
Ia cTahAm Le''eis' p-o''si''i ~ ~
one @ ''' -''..'. .''1, =. -.
don ',a' 2, .t4I W.. d ~ ~,
.''a4d JON '''t4 nc N.H'' q ''.''''l '' ,'
] ."y comm, ~, "''yI ~ '-' j.I p.S J...
'"''A L'"' '"f'''' vac
'ea,e' .-.. .-,-..t.
Il-s $40, -. 80 - T. ,,-,-.i.strs
-, =; -. - o. MI, Thomas
now 'niu ii Va '@iS 49, -:
3 Ohttenden and Ira Alien were "iseiy p'Auhlns
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have been offered to the New York State Libra
~, as an informed by its officers, and the pur-
| chase declined.
Whether this State or our Society would be
willing to purchase these documents at the price
asked is doubtful, but they must be Of more val
ne to US than to anybody else.
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7lba2y C5.y Insurance Co.
CT ALDsFt. S.E
Capisai ana surplus 10000
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LAW BLANKS

La " BLANhSs
aopTGAGE and Warrsntee Deeds, City Corr
t,1s,se snd Executions Leases, County Writs, Co.
49, pf'n'S The FRKK PRESS oFPIoR,
tkwtf
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rt1IIS +. 20 tify that have given John Powell
a boy bouud ont 90 me, bis TINS during the re.
maiuter q his apprenticeship and taat l shaA
claim uoue of hs earn'pgs nor nay any oi his ce3ts
after this date. ----,.
Jericho. Sept IS. Is-y-lltsw-w
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s}eu Advertisements.
vermont Fruit Tree

AT TIRE -
CUAAIPEAIN VALLEY " RSERlE>'
TREES THAT WILL LIVE
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The H-ts.,f or me Bu1g 4-i.tits g7eAN o.
OkREN SHIPMAN-s,
,e-.l of r,-lrlington. near Wiroosti, Vt. on the
road 70 Maliett's Bay.
f,erfs rarfsf CeregonltHr' 'oiirit'-.
sent 1-WiNr
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X L 4 ID r HIS!
NOTICE.

TINE ANNUAL MEETING o. the Stockholders Of
| the Vermont & Canada Railroad Company will
be held at the Weldon House, St Adams, Vermont
on THURSDAY, the nth day Of October NEXT, at 8
O'CLOCK p NJ. for tine election OF Directors for the
ensuing year and for the transaction Of such other
business as may properly come before said meeting
BY order of the ID rectOrs,
VI. 4 Canada r. r, ]. W. NEWTON.
Office, St. Adams, VT Clerk VI. Canada
sept. 18th. 1870 4. r. Co.
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ASoiHEa REQUIsITIoS, nov. iTH, l776.
a provision Return for Capt. Van Wo It camp,
for p men, Co. Mcke1's Regiment
PETzR Van NOERr, Capt.
tseu.r4f On TITO the SERVANTS o. this CARR
so7 You are 20 take psTtezlar care that the Guard
Is kept in zoo Z order two eeutrys at the gate one
the outside a the other Within de OF the Gates
Sufer non to pass or Kepass excepting those Be
longing 20 tn garrison AID those that bring VOID
and Provision excepting they have business line
diatey with me then one Of the sentrys the gate
is 10 wait on them Directly O. ne and back am
one OF the - atry the gate 10 be taken of when
the bridg is hauled up and TO be Replaced at sun
Rise ard tive Role % ne called at nine O'Clock
in tn, morn M and make report 10 me.
ELISHA BENEDICT, Capt.
Commanding at ShamhlY.
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Educational.
NOTICE.

THIS is to forbid any person from harboring or
trusting my son velorus Ellsworth On my a.
count.
A. II. ELLSWORTH.
underhill Centre, Oct. sth, Isp-l5vsv
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~! ~dIt.
Nnt-,urE Pam AND STOCK
- =
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VErISUISG % en-s.e iu other business. The IN
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trees. one-halfof which are IN bearing order The
house and barns are supplied with running water.
ransei and In god repair.
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GREAT sUN-SUN CHOP


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Mails Paper Mills, Heavy forgngs and Bolts
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Pumps, I-ol Fence and Pail
ings.Iron Brass Castings.
ALSO
Dealers IN
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Leather and Rubber Betting and Hose.
AGENTS Fos
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Pioneer buildings. Burlington, VT.
= q CosGIe. Feb. 22--tdGvly
GREAT AUCTION SALE
-oP-
s2).g0o worth OF Furniture.
The furniture Of the Missisquol SPRTSGs HOTEL
will be cold at PUBLIC AUCTION in the Village OF
- Alhans Vt, commencing on Tuesday the z5th
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Bedsteads and Beds, Blankets and Linen Sofas,
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other household Furniture.
SALE POSITIVE.
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Garrison Orders.
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LErTR 20 CEN HESE DICT ARNOLD.
from a r-iv-lte soldier IN er arrest.
CuAHsLY. April 18th, 1876
To Ge,sYa' A-noE, c9nE1HfiHg n Montreal g
Sir - thought ny Duty 20 iniorme your hon
our o. nv situation at present ! WAS taken pris-
oner az this fort last fall ny tire army Of the United
Colonies heard 50 uuch If liberty and freedom
that forged 10 en- race these Blessings which ]
thought they enjoyed | williT ely Unlisted myself
Into the -rvices Of the United Colonies under Capt
Hautramck, in Col. Dug0n's Regiment, the coin
was brock the Capt was also brock ! returned to
Chnnhly again and il listed myself 20 Capt. bene-
diets COM any which stationed at this fort Col
Hazen came hear and ordered me 10 be confined for
inlis.ing into Capt Beredict's company there was
one Canadian coifued with me The crime Is n
tn, ss words viz A Canadian confined by Col Ha-
zen for nutiny aud disoheyi1E OF orders Also VIM
Blundin conhDed by Col Iazen for inlisting into
Capt Benedict's Company time when be was
soldier in Col Halen's Regiment Chamoly, March
10Th, NO" The Canadian released long ago
but I am still IN the Guard House closely confined
hegg il Is a favour of your hon our that you would
order me be tired or releas me from this conine-
mebt.
an gaiity Of death ! Refuse not t. Die but
why shou q he murthered as it var in this manner
It is almost month since / was first confined the
rest Of the Re Pment is gone Of AID have no one
TO pittey me Dear.
Sir, from Your Obedient Hun b Servant,
WILL. AN BLOSuIS.'
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HAIR WORK.

EEAER WORK.
FTNHE uhscribers would inform the Ladies * Bur
linstou and vicinity, that they have removed
b. Bakers Block. College Street, where they will
Keep constant y On hand, make 70 order STi;ches
Chi-n0us Cufls Frirettes etc. S1ft Rolls and Net,
frsaIe. AL orders from ahr0ad promptly atten led
MISS =. r. BRADLEY,
t0y+f MISS NJ. F. BRADLEY.
NOR SALE. the Short-Horned Bull
MALVERN BOY, 69s5.
Roam. got by Climax, $50. dam Snow Drop, by Lu-
cius, SOC. Malvern 10y is grand show bull. 81
great substance, and in form and style strongly re
sembles his Grand sire, ID Duke II Thorudale.
ALSO
YOUNG BULLS, COWS AND HEIFERS.
The get OF
CLIMAX. lIth Duke Of ThorndaIe and 9Th Duke
o. Geneva.
COWS { HEIFERS IN CALI 70 18th Duke Of
TlQndale.
Prices moderate, and terms easy.
A. ". GRlSWOLD. or
WI. WILLIAMS Herdsman,
Malvern Farms. Morrisville, Vt gwu