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GTATE % VERMONT, ! Al q Probate Court bold
81 Jolly 1880
Present. Hon. T. + Bartan, Jndgr.
The Administrator On thc estate ~ LIDS NJ FRtewell
atg u Dorset y said District, dseeased, spilled q
u.ndHr his arcanut
WaertHpsh q was ordered taal hearing % said ap.
pi,ealoa o heard q Probate tGHft 10 81 hnldeB a
To- PROBATE 0ifao ID MaHahesi,r. % The last Wed
uestay So Aug ls5A aud that Hstiee thereof Le given
60 80 persons lHitfstted IS pabisahg certified eopy
ntths order ttgrB weeks Eucce-iytB Ia The &Hnches
ffcf&yas % aaa AaaflHR.
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tar eqpg 3i rte0fd Aueg,
~ LoYELANp SIT SsoS, Register
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NeraltIag soF tae 5autaiaiah 4uay
IS going DIS openly ID mauy paris
isai9 aaa iis estimated thai Shan Has
81 Ha-slnui hesocs 1851 e. "a taa
aaaVA iat N1mc @sa8 Gsfahsl3A y
vigorously mst hed ltN iae aail isas
hei hc s B0w ia excellent hfa at.
ps8y 81 take te hej3 whenever dae
eaal j. gwen 3 neaiaua b ltalg
stHs imminent
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Universal Clothes WrrngpE

Improved with RowFlL's PsrESr DouuLr Coe-WHErts
aud the PArEsr sror, now unqaestiunably far
peror 10 any apparatus for washing clothes ever In
vented and viii save their cost twice year, by say.
Ing labor and clothes
Those who have used them give testimony fol-
lows:
1--WE Ike our machine much; could not be pcrsusd.
ed to do wshOut it and with the ad of Doty, we feel
that We are masters Of The position Rev L. Scott.
Bishop NJ T. Church
ain thelaundry Of my house there Is perpetual
Thanksgiving on Mondays for the invention, Rev T.
l.. CutleT
Every week has given Il d stronger hold upon the
affections ofthe inmates the laundry IN, y Oh.
server
- heartily commend Il to economists Of time, mon,
cy, and contentment" REV DR. Bellows.
"friend Doty Your last Improvement Of YOU
Washing Machine IS complete success Iassure you
our Machine after years use, IS thought more OF to-
day than ever, and would not be parted with under
sny circumstances. "-Solou Robinson
The Ntw York weekly Tribune, Of Dec 10, 1909, u
answer to Correspondent says, 0y Washers there (,
none tone TO be compared with DOly's.
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1KrAooN roE sAiK

1krAaoN rog sAlE
AHsti aasaa lrsa ssles saiastse tN eve e.
40 sass Mil Re sala ehtay ke44st g T.
a kfftTfs 81 Hafa E EaFtae SEMINAR
fIssis hastfg. faat ~ i.7HtH
f,rAt4E u1Akn y. n NpaeTHn "a
npea. "a fhs Hrst q tuns hsSt. Gfst-slars
Hasflinf Hausr 90 tiraA4usy. eefnes os ~suih
s,fa.a So tsoatrs sunth 10 thn CisrVuaau ha
III ~ psihs wiA r. spared q make it siTsetit
Nsststis ss. 4gfssthrf fEfiicaasrs apply D. ~
81 Wooster, s4tlses ~ lsstes ar ~ The henen
nheft BE- uiu h faand aitsf tbas date
~ssatnra Sfaings. ~. NaY 81 1870. ~
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/ 'ARM roR SALE

ne vsn tuewn poaosa siaespas hFu, eortsisikA
as scros, al,aat % aercs uubef iAna niaassa
enc sul aas hair uiie, we.t Il fcra vagon thr Rad
leading ifem ths Tathpltc g nesty .and ane.haH aie
nom tteol hoase oa ~ hans farm Il 49, asgss srs
Eeae Bwcgliug Heasr aieWiatsA Zoe tvs tamilAes.
g,ry oonrtsHt good sutsri Large hara With base
mont nralty new and 9TH, buildings sufficient iai
tAe 6rm Land gsniiy sloIins to ths east fsw stone
Mapit orchard and the boaso alse Cpaa AZ
ple orchard TIE remaining 81 acres nearly adlehlng
hone Aru ateai bali timber And. De hsiApos good
pasture mesdos, and plaw sai, nearly level, bat few
stone aad easy q scccss II IL thausht By ihai
euoush Heinlock Bark and Lumber might b taken "a
% nearly quite pay for thc farm. AZ The ups jos
serh simsnas owned said farm, q praiaC ed him two
tons 81 hs per acre aud called one q the hast
farms Ia reru ssid farm has been neglected for the
past Few YEAR, and can be bought accordingly fef
further particular enquire u
a. QuACKENBUsH,
l5wG Bennington. VI.
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WHAT ARE
DIR WAIKERs
CAfIFORNlA
KlNEGAR

THEY ARR not a yIIE FANCY DRINK.
Mads VI iu0T ram, shiekfy proef spirits and FHiasc
audfa taet5fed fNicsa huH sseeifned a. please the
taste called iuBifs ftstuFcrs, az rfiEeft, Ae tAaa
aaa tha uppfFUH e. afanReHnrst sud rain. hai are
trla Medicine Mstf fsa ne nuiife rpats ahd berbs
ana hur,s hi ahjornia frss trea Ill Aeahuie stiins
hHtt ltEsr aHe enc GNEAf BLOOD pEEiffkE
ANnLIFk CTS ING PRINCIPLE perfect Keneva-
t0f sHn tHtiExataf ~ the rysfon, carrying en 40
poisonous usttF ard rssiofbg iba blood 10 healthy
anNaitlun. No TtHsan taar thHs7 hftFfa accord.
IHs b. lraftiaHs and Ttmain long Hnweli 800 sili
b. given 9F iuenrahs case, provided the b1nez are
u1i Destroyed 81 mineral paou 90 ithef means and
fhf fital afgHNz " asiai btFund repair J MALkEt,
Proprietor II MCDONALD A co, Druggists and
GfntFal Arruts sau ffaAdsra, Cal, ant - ind -
Clma,sres ST.. \ u SOLD ~ IL DRUGGISTS
AND uKAIEfsS.-swQ
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PRICES--A FAIR OFFER.

II the merchants IN your place viii not furnish
send for the machines, senp US the retail poce wash
or f4 Extra WIinger o. aud we will forward either
aoh Machines free Of freight, to places where
solng aud sure are we that they will be liz.
ed that we agree to reflun the money lfany de-
sres 10 return the machines fres Of freight after
months srial, according Ia directions.
No husband. father or brother ghould. permit the
drudgery Of washing with the hands, hfty two days IN
the year, whnn II can be done better more expedl.
uously, with less labor and injury 10 the garments
by Doty Clothes Washer, and a Universal Welnger
soId BY dealers generally, 70 whom liberal discounts
are made.
R. G. BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
30 Cortlandt Street. N. Y.
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aaas t.r sell ga e. aadrFaa Magic uuMN rn.
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pnorodArnIc n1oNs

would respectfully announce 10 the citizens Il Man
Cd, ster and surrounding Towns that have efthed
rooms At
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-08-30

large a. s0rtment - cheap az Il ever wAs lOh' Z
fal 70 set oar prices before IVA bay anything the
atlafe iusa.
Asnrlss,er. Mar lg. ts7 Mn
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MISSOURI COUNTY BONDS
We offer for sale tho following list Of choice Sc.

Separate pamphlets for each county containing
an official financial statement mud full hlofma+
Ton. sent On application. Information ehceffnl-
u aud promptly furnished by letter o. wiro
Botds delivered free on line Ofany express route.
Any bonds sold By ns with coupons payable at
points outside u Now York city, will b. collected
aud reunited for free Of all charges.
Address SAML A. GAYLORD CO..
iWii Stock and Bond Brokers, st. Louis, M.
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Df. WeII'N CarbOIic Tablets,
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Chapter 1856.


AN ACT concerning insurance and insurance COM
SECT: l. An insurance commissioner shall be ap-
pointed by the governor and council, and shall hold
his office three years unless sooner removed. The
commissioner shall keep correct record of his dongs
and Of all matters relating to the subject of insurance
and insurance companies upon Which he NAV be
called officially to He shall receive no salary or
pay for any services performed by him pertaining
act.
SECT 2. Such commissioner shall annually exam
inc or cause to be examined every joint stock nsur
ance company and mutual life insurance company
incorporated by this state, in such manner as to
ascertain its ability to meet its engagements and to
do safe insurance business and he Shall make such
other examinations as he may regard necessary for
the safety of the public the holders of policies In
all such cases he may require the officers to produce
company, and to answer upon oath all questions
which he may PROFOUND to them in relation to the
condition and affairs Of the company and any officer
upon his demand or to be sworn, or to answer any
such question, shall be subject to penalty not
ceeding two hundred dollars Every insurance COM
pany Incorporated by this state shall organize within
two years after its charter is granted otherwise the
charter shall be void and upon such organization the
company shall inform the commissioner thereof
SECT. 3. No insurance company incorporated by
this state shall commence business by issuing policies
until the commissioner shall first examine and ascer
tain that the company has complied with the terms
OF its charter paid in its capital stock, and become
qualified to act and he shall thereupon issue to said
company his certificate of that fact for which SER
vice he shall receive from the company fee of twen
ty dollars and all travelling expenses; and annually
thereafter upon examination so long such company
shall be found solvent and responsible to do business
as aforesaid the commissioner shall issue to it like
certificate and receive like fee
SECT. 4. NO joint stock insurance company
mutual fire or life insurance company, cooperative
association incorporated by any other state shall be
permitted to do business in this state unless it shall
have bona de paid up capital cash assets amount
ing to one hundred thousand dollars,
SECT. g. Every mutual fire and mutual marine in
surance company incorporated by this state shall
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Chapter 1855.

AN ACT to amend section one, chapter ffty-one of
the revised statutes, and to repeal chapter one hun
dred eighty-six of the public laws of the year
roads.
SECT. l. Section one of chapter tifty.one of the
revised statutes is hereby amended by striking out all
after the word course" in the third line so as to
read follows:
SECT. l. When petition for railroad corpora
places where the road is to begin and end, the dis
lance between them and its general course
SEcr.2. Chapter one hundred and eghty-six Of
the public laws of the year eighteen hundred and
sixty-eght is hereby repealed
SECT. 3. THIS act shall take effect when approved
Approved March 81 1901
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SECT. l. The twenty-second section of the eleventh
chapter of the revised statutes is hereby amended by
adding the following item after the fifth item in said
section, viz:
Sixth, TO allow the school-house to be used for
meetings of religious worship, lectures and other
similar purposes
SECT. 2. This act shall take effect when approved
[Approved March q, 1901
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CHAPTER 1872.


AN ACT additional to !. An Act to regulate the sale
of Intoxicating liquors."
SECT l. Nc person shall travel from town to town
or from place to place, in any city, town plana-
ton in this State, on loot by any kind Of land
watel, public private conveyance whatever carry
ing for sale offering for sale, or offering to obtain
or obtaining orders for the sale delivery of any
spirituous, intoxicating fermented liquors in any
quantity, under penalty of not less than twenty
more than one hundred dollars for each offer to take
ORDER and for each order taken and for each sale
so made, to be collected on complaint or by ndct-
ment before any Court competent to try the same
Onehalf of such fine shall be for the benefit Of the
complainant, and the other half for the benefit of
the county In which the offence may be committed
SECT 2. The Commissioners shall furnish printed
quarterly statement under oath, commencing June l.
1870, Of all liquors purchased by him, enumerating
the different kinds and the quantity Of each kind
the price paid and the terms of payment; also, the
names of parties of whom the liquors were pur-
chased, and their place Of business and date of pur
chase. which statement shall be sent by mail to each
CITY, town or plantation at the end of each quarter
who are purchasers of his establishment.
SECT. B. This act shall take effect when approved
LApproved March 81, 1901
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Chapter 1874.

AN ACT to increase the pay of the attorney general
SECT. l. In addition to the present salary of the
attorney general there shall be reimbursed to him
out OF the treasury, annually, sum equal to the
from home on his Official business as audited by the
governor and council.
SECT. q This act shall take effect when approved.
[ApprOved March 81, 1870.
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Chapter 1873.

AN ACTto change the time Of holding the April
term of the supreme judicial court for the county
of Lincoln. t4.
The time of holding the term of the supreme judi
cial court within and for the county of Lincoln is
hereby changed to the fourth Tuesday of April in
each year, instead of the first Tuesday of April as
now fixed by law; and all actions and matters now
returnabe to the to be holden the first Tues
day of April of the present year. shall have day in
and be heard at the term Of said court to be holden
on the fourth Tuesday Of said month"; and all orders
of notice in matters now pending may be varied
cordlngy; and this act shall take effect and be in
force when approved. ~. 3
approved March 81, 1870. ..--
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municipal officers and experimenting school commit
tee, accompanied by statement of facts, and on
conditions proper to preserve the rights and oblga-
lions of the inhabitants.
SECT. 2. Section three is hereby repealed and the
following section substituted therefor
SECT. 3. A town may abolish the school districts
therein and shall tereupon forthwith take possession
of all the schoolhouses, land, apparatus and other
property owned and used for school purposes which
districts might lawfully sell and convey. The prop
ery so taken shall be appraised under the direction
Of the town, and at the next annual assessment
thereafter tax shall be levied upon the whole town
equal to the whole amount of said appraisal and
trict the said appraised value Of its property thus
taken or the difference in the value Of the property
manner agreed upon by the parties in interest Upon
the abolition discontinuance Of any district it's
corporate powers and liabilities shall continue and
remain 50 far may be necessary for the enforcement
of its rights and duties.
SECT. 8. This act shall take effect when approved.
(Approved March II, 1901
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Chapter l41.


AN ACT to amend section sixty-one, chapter eight
cen. Of the revised statutes relating to damages
from defective highways.
Section sixtyone, of chapter eighteen, of the re-
vised statutes is hereby amended to read thus
SECT. 81. If any person receive any bodily injury
suffer any damage in his property through any de-
feet want Of repair of sufficient railing in any
highway, town way, causeway or bridge, he may re-
cover tor the same in special action on the case to
receiving such injury Or suffering such damage, Of
the county town or persons obliged by law to repair
able notice of the defect want of repair If the
life of any person be lost through any such deficiency
his executor or administrator may recover of the
on the brought for the benefit of the estate of
the deceased such sum as the jury may deem
able as damages if the parties liable had reasonable
but this act shall not apply to cases now pending,
and in any instance where such of action has
already accrued an action may be commenced within
six months from the time this act takes effect
[Approved March II, 1901
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Chapter 1871.

AN ACT to amend the twenty-second section of the
eleventh chapter Of the revised statutes relating to
powers and obligations of school districts
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CbaDter 14S.


AN ACT t. authorize the treasurer of State to issue
registered bonds
SECT. l. The treasurer of this state is hereby au-
thorized to issue registered bonds transferable by
assignment in pieces Of not less than thousand
dollars and of any multiple Of thousand, in ex-
change for and lieu of any coupon bonds which have
been issued under the laws of this State bearing the
rate of interest and maturing at the same time
as the bonds which he may receive therefor in ex.
change but the place of payment prescribed therein
shall be the state treasury and not elsewhere and
the said bonds shall be signed by the treasurer coun
tersigned y the governor and attested by the secre
tary of state, with the seal of the state .. a..
SECT. q Upon due assignment of any such regis
tered bond and delivery Thereof to the state treas
urer, an equivalent bond bonds in form as afore-
said shall be issued to the assignees in substitution
therefor
SECT. 3. All bonds received by the treasurer for
exchange under the provisions of this act shall be
efectualIy eaced and cancelled and retained in the
office Of the treasurer and the secretary Of state as
well the treasurer shall keep register of all bonds
Issued under the authority Of this act showing the
serial number, date and amount of each certificate
to whom issued, when payable, and also like de-
scription of the bonds received in lieu therefor.
longing to either Of the sinking funds of this state
may be converted into bonds registered in the name
of the treasurer, and much of the act approved
February g. eighteen hundred and sixty-eght as re-
lates to bonds belonging to said sinking funds is here
by repealed aud any coupon bonds issued by this
state held by, deposited with the treasurer for
trust purposes may be converted into the registered
form of bonds hereby authorized whenever the par
ties depositng them shall desire it.
SECT. 5. This act S, all take effect when approved
fApproved March Is, 1901
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CHAPTER l4D.

AN ACT to regulate the times and places of holding
the sessions of the county commissioners for the
county of Washington.
SECT. 1. The county commissioners for the county
of Washington shall hold sessions in said county, at
Tuesdays Of January and October and at Calais. on
the first Wednesday next after the fourth Tuesday of
April
SECT. 2. All processes, notices and other matters
returnable at the session of said commissioners as
now established, on the first Wednesday next after
the third Tuesday of October shall have day in and
be acted on, at the session to be holden the first
Wednesday next after the first Tuesday of October.
SECT 3. All acts and sparts of acts inconsistent
with the provisions of this act hereby repealed
SECT. f. This act shall take effect when approved
[Approved March 10, 1901
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Chapter $50.

AN ACT to amend section eleven chapter one hun
dred and thrtynine of the revised statutes relating
to fees of coroners.
SECT. /. Section eleven of chapter one hundred
thrtynine of the revised statutes is hereby amended
as to read as follows:
SECT. II. The coroner whether an inquest is held
not, jurors witnesses and any other person re-
quired to summon jurors witnesses shall be allowed
make reasonable compensation for all their services
and expenses and the shall pay to the party
giving him notice that dead body has been found
and to the person who has had the of such body
till taken charge of by him. suitable compensation,
which shall be reimbursed as for personal services.
SECT. 2. This act shall take effect when approved
t(Approved March 10, 1901
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its agents SHALL after such injunction or suspension
under this the previous section six undertake to
do any business by issuing any new policies such
agent or company shall forfeit penalty not exceed
ing two hundred dollars. And in order to enable the
commissioner to act in the premises he shall have
power at any time to require of any such company q
full statement of all its affairs bearing upon the mat
ter of its responsibility in such form as he may pre-
scribe.
SECT. II. When any insurance company incorpo.
rated by other state government doing business
in this state shall be dissolved restrained or prohibit
ed from doing business in the place where il il
incorporated, and whenever under the last previous
section the commissioner may regard the proceeding
proper and advisable, he may apply to the supreme
judicial court any justice thereof either in term
time or vacation setting forth the facts and there.
upon the court or justice may appoint receiver or
receivers to take possession Of the assets Of the COM
pany in this state, and collect SELL or dispose of the
same as the court or justice may Decree and divide
the proceeds pro rata among the creditors in this
state who shall prove their claims before said court
or justice before the dividend is made; the balance
any to be paid over to the company assigns, the
proceedings herein provided for to conform to the
provision OF section six The receivers may and
action on or for any such assets in their
own names as receivers, but subject to all equities
"ncn exist between the original previous parties.
SECT H. Every stock insurance company and mu-
tual lie insurance company incorporated by this
state ana every insurance company incorporated out
OF TINS state and doing business therein, SHALL an
nuaiy on or before the thirtyfrst day of January,
render to the commissioner exact statement under
OATH OF its condition as it existed the thirtyrst