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Tho Chicago HeeklV Hardware ami Iron Liss, \
pocket pamphlet Of $50 psges devoted exclusively to
tho hardware and iron insogesa OF Chicago and pub
lsled by Ay O. schooloy, No. 1870 South Clark street.
makee ita FIRST appearance On Saturday. Mr.. ssooloy
III widely known among merchants Nv tho lablIRltr
and proprietor Of tho Dry uoois Price Ltss
aul tho Grocery a,At Drug I'rica Ltst, which
aro similar III form to tho Hardpars a,.d Iron
List, and hnyo long boen dceuoa ludiBpenaable to
loaler8 in theso respective branches OF trade. The
iar ~ retoraaee book as 1t Ia goston up in manner
, 1873-08-17

which cannot fail 10 render II equally useful 10 cvery
hardware man who may Aava bltstnasa rotations with
this marko It conthln9 tho wloo range f ac1f hard
whole catalogue Of heavy hardware, including Iron,
atco tools. al nachn, wagon and carrin9o hardware
lines, all listed IN tabular FORM with dRconnsa In
nection. No believe toro u no iron paper IN Tho
Uncd statos TINT rul,liehea all tliu Hats with dis
THO couiets aro arranged in npaLoticat ordur uil
indoxed; md thu pamphlet ia enlbelI!ahea With 2
tratlu Of Ohtengo Ia 10 10 congratulated Oh tho
advent Of Its town orgau."
, 1873-08-17

Although tho cholera tas not aecllyel foothod in
tho city, 1t Ia always better during the
to bo prepared for bowel diaor1ers Tho eminent Dr.
f. Il. Squibb, OF Brooklyn, haa published formula
for tho benefit OF the public, with directions for trent
Ing inclpcnt stagea Ut uiarrhea uulil pyBclau eau
bo summoned. Mcssrs Uuek l. Raynor havs this
medicine put in convenient form for homo with Dr.
sabba tosnula And tu directions upon cach label It
ho1nothIug al,nr to 1t, should DO ii evory dwelling
It's prompt administration may DO OF Immense value.
, 1873-08-17

Twenty-Five dolarH reward offered for any caae OF
chronic darrhva dyaontcry, cholcra-morbuH, or sny
summer complaint can't c,sro with DR.. Keudricks
CarminRtivo Auolync. Warranted to cholora anl
chulura-nfant,nn II tukou III ttsnu. Kopp botlo Iu
tho house. For aalo by a druggists. Odco 500 West
Madison alrelt.
, 1873-08-17

At Montreal, Canada, Mr.. L. w. Deckcr, Into Of tho
Albion, has purchased and reted in tho hatdHonlcAt
style tho Montreal House, md is now running tho
with 9. .. Cnvo.aN lato OF tho Anariea, AZ CHIEF
Clerk. htr. D. IL wcIi~known az hotel-kscper who
mover alows gnos to e. wny without feeling better
Should not fall TO put up Mt tho Montreal Tho rates
only q per day,
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Ullcap Furniture,

Tbs ancry, "Wlsy Ia there sueh r.lsh to No. 213
Wabash ayel.,,cgn ,nay be answered briefly. That
establishment IL reported to bo sclllng furniture at
should cn!l round and bo assured Of its correctuesH
, 1873-08-17

Tho painful jcwelry-establl bllHhment Of A. H. Miller
Nos. le3. ls5, nnd 1877 Wabash avenue ia stocked
with tlu choicest assortment OF gouls ever exhibited
III OAcuHo. It Ia worth while to wilt this atcre,
wholhor ouo Intends purchasing Or not.
, 1873-08-17

Michigan Avenue Property.
On wednesday afornoup ". A. Duttera It %. will
nako porcmptory aale Of a very valuable lot Oh
Michigan avenue. TLls property Is FREQ aud clear
Ut nj! uneunlbrancc, aud Ia ocrol on very favorable
ters Fur particulars advertisement ou tho 1Bt
pnua.
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Sale of Carriages.
On Tueaday llext, ". H. l'utora Go. will close tho
enrs stock Of lcal!ng carriaga dealos, at No. H15
Gtatv Breet VIa will 10 groat elnnco for bArBaius
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Collnra.

"NeYcr rnt OF till tu-lorrow what be done to
day." 10 20 at to tho bDst furnishing store, au
buy eitAur the ElnWoud Or Warwick collar.
, 1873-08-17

r-Iu
Fear

casca OF wlf,,I tlisohotlleico; decided decrease
ju tho nunlbor Of caAes Of lagraut misconduct,
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or fnlsohoot1s " roupoct]nr the anpropriation OF
lin nroccnlH nf NV afoclt ri miliurry which I
entrsto1 to him t n soll for md :: int tho state
mont tlot Tnworo NJ, tho trinlH III tho snLt
apninst lid, n,,l Liza partuor, on tloir nutoa,
IL 30 viokol as to 10 turprsing. THO
faot ia. tl.nro woa nd frinl md no swonring Oh
nll In tho caso. It was not roacl,ol for trial bo-
fnro lin i}rn nn aoon aftor tho ttre hIr. Voyol
mil mia ti,0 s5;N note. md novor Ind tho caso
ronstutui md consequently it never was dis
mIssutl.
Tho closing paragraph of Knnpp's com,nuni-
cation iy neri,npB moro tnau my other, ollarnc-
torietionlly false. Io wisios tho public to bo-
ioyo Tint waitod "nenrly tllroo yoarp." Til tho
fro had tdostroyod all rocort,h till his II wit
uosacs woro Bcnltorcd," and ho abBont, aud
no ollnnce to defond," to "swoar myself Into
court agnlu," tSe.
Now tho truth Ia, ,--nud this In uattor Of ROO
ord not doalroyoi].---I commenced gut ngntupt
Hnrt 1fn,nt, ta7t ~ ~ wn, ~ sn~ asrnutnS ond
Coult M'ch, dotl' 4lo WIN ny nsr1Sseo ~ LII ~
,ao.o ~ p"l. ~ tno sa" o1 saooo' ,,.1o liz
lay Ill Jul Home tWo or tnfeo
aud was lbornt,,l lie filed a{ll{layIlB md mfle
| mn afTort to Inyo tha hni lischarroI but Il was
nnt iucl,orooj lin trfo1 h. hnvn h ro,,,,ccd hut
il VIM mt roiitcai]. Tho caso was on tic colou-
uar LOT tll@l "1oh Sno IIe o1 CotouoE oa'uo, aln
oil tue records and papors IN court were de-
AVID Mossra, Bonney, Fay 4 briggs. Knapp'B at-
tornoyg Obtained Bixty dayn to l,Iond, Thoy OBJ
fo;noi ~ orior n, mn IN ffic secriLv for nosts
! which complied with. They de1nnrrcu 10 my
declaration. The demurrer was ovorrsllod. Thoy
| wero ruled to plead, and thoy did pload. Tho caso
wDs at Bbuo a,ltl on tho Sentnmber cnlendnr (1879)
| fnr trial when M tl,o 10Th Of Sontombpr 1879,
il was continued On tho dofondnut'a motion,
basod upon l,ia own md other atlldavltn and tho
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CHICAGO, Aug. TO- 151j.
With respect to the atatoment III tho a,ovo coumuni-
cation Of Mrs. Mills, To ". H. Knappa being con-
vot In tho Btato's praon at Rochester, Now York,
would state TINT such the fact. He was convict
tllcro In 1864 and 1866, to my knowledge.
{SIuurdf III. L. DURFEE,
I.ato hTatron Rochester Btatos Prison.
, 1873-08-17

CHi0A0ot Aug. 1b, 1873.
In tho spring Of 1871 Krs Mills loft At ur establish
rnent quantity Of goods with directions to sell them
at auction and nay ovor tho proceeds to hr. A. D.
Ellsworth. The goods woro sod and tho proceeds
patd oyor na ircotuu without any wTlsa or legal pro-
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-04-04
understand this matter -

understand this matter"
Mick's calm face treasured grandmother,
as he stepped of and opened the door, dis
playing the children, streaked with dirt,
their heads covered with cObwebs while the
tears had marked their channels down their
checks. Two sorry-looking soldiers they
were.
Now, children, come out of that dirty
place, and tell me what you mean"
Forens and Lou both began -
i" It's Mick. He and the rest Of them put
us down"
Mick stood quietly by the other children,
grouping timidly behind him.
What did you do il for ?" said grand
mother, turning to him.
"Ye see, maam, we was playin' soldiers,
and they wouldn't obey me. I'm the cap
tain an it was Miss Lou herself said if
they didn't obey the captain, they had to 20
to the guard-house. An told her to 20
round the well-punp, an she said she
wouldn't do it"
Now, said, you bad boy"
Hush Lou let Mick finish"
An she wanted to 60 round the sum-
mer-house then | told her I'd put her in
the guard-house but she wouldn't mind, an
said she wasn't playin'. So | told Teddy
and Janey to take her. Indeed, ma'am, we'd
"a taken her quiet, but she fought 80 that
we had to carry her An hard work it was.
Now, if she'd only gone peaceable---"
Il said, grandmother, | wasn't playin',
and he'd ought to let me 60"
why, ma'am, We were playin', and sold
iers can't quit just when they want to. That's
no way"
Why did you put Florenz in2"
Becoz he commenced to fight jist becoz
we were putting her in"
4" He didn't have any right to put us in.
Grandmother, guess it's your yard, and we
have a right to 60 where we want to- pouted
Lou.
mot when we're playin' soldiers, ma'am,
said Mick, looking very much surprised at
Lou.
" think | understand now, Lou even in
play you must be just and honorable. When
you agree to do thing, your word must be
as good in play as at any other time. The
fact that you are at your graadmother's has
nothing to do with 1t, doesn't give you a
right to do as you please when you've given
your word not to-"
a" didn't give my word"
=" 1t is just the same thing you expected
them to obey you, and it was but right for
you to obey Mick. | want my little girl to
be noble girl, and above taking any little
advantages. Mick was right, although his
military discipline is rather severe. But
you've played long enough. Children you
can 90 to that tree aud get some apples
Floaenz, you and Lou go wash your faces -
The Methodist.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-04-04

any time by the Judge Of the said district court or by
either Of the judges OF said circuit court
August eleventh., eighteen hundred and forty-eight,
organizing the district Of the northern district oouri
Of the northern district Of Georgia, and all acts and
parts Of acts initiating against ths act be- aud the
same are hereby, repealed
Apr we'd, June 4, 1872.
GENERAL NATURE-NO. l06.
An act supplementary to an act entitled IAN
act to aid in the construction of telegraph
lines, and to secure to the government the
use of the same for postal, military, and
other purposes" approved July twenty
fourth, eighteen hundred and sixty-six
BE It enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled That the
International Ocean Telegraph Company
shall have the right to pre-empt and use
public lands Mt the following stations in Flor
ida on the line Of telegraph belonging to said
telegraph company, to witt ut the two ends
of the cables on Sinabel island the station at
Punta Rasa, near the mouth of Caloosahat-
chic river, the station at Fort Myers, the
points where the line of telegraph crosses the
Caloosahtchie river, the station ut Pine is
land, and the stations at Branch river Bar
tow and Tuckertown, each forty acres such
lands being public lands, and now actually
used by the International Ocean Telegraph
Company of the State of New York Provid-
ed. That whenever any one of the smallest
legal subdivisions at any oneoithe stitionsdps-
ignated is less than forty acres, by reason of
the land lying adjacent to the Gulf Of Next
co, or any buy or river, the said company
shall pre-empt only such smallest fractional
subdivision upon which the buildings and
offices of the company are located
Approved, June 4, 1872.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-04-04
Newport, ~, Oct. IA, 1872.

Newport, ~, Oct. IA, 1879.
MEssRs A. W. GRAY 4 Sous, Gents IL purchased
one Of your OnehOrse powers, with drag and circular
saws, one year ago had contract getting out wood
tor the railroad, and run my machine ~ weeks TO my
entire satisfaction did not have single break in the
time II was always ready for use, and am satisfied
that your Powers the best am acquainted with
j think can saw rs much wood with my machine as
with any twO-hOrse machine in use. Il. b. TRUE.
J. u. SLATER, st. Albans, Vt, states there was
saw ed in the month of July last in "a days. cords
Of foot wood twice In two, with Grays two horse
chine.
Coventry, ~, Oct. %, 1872.
CHAs. MACON, sawed for me last winter in a day
and half with OnehOrse machine, 50 cords of wood,
by measure all birch and maple At the time no
sawed In one hour, ~ cords, by measure OF the
wood GEO W. TRUE
s. A. CAMPERELL, Of Greensboro VT, writes May
H. 1871 that the 10Th Of last September he commenced
to thresh with one-horse machine for Henry Blake,
In Hardwick, Vt, at Is minutes past o'clock p. m
and finished at O'Clock p. mr. same day, and had l7j
bushels Of oats threshed and cleaned ready for market
Mr. Blake has been selectman In this town for several
years and will to this fact Also the week
closing Saturday, at O'Clock p. m and calling one
bushel OF wheat equal 10 two bushe of oats set up
my machine six different times In many different
barns, calling IL oats, thrcshed and cleaned 1892
bushels.
JOHN BATES, Chippewa Falls, Wis., states he saw
cd with two-hOrse machine, ten cords Of oak wood
twice into In three hours
These are only few Testimonials of the I
tarily, by parties who have purchased and USE
value. Should any one doubt the genuinene
write TO the parties themselves as the addres
CIRCULARS and PRICE LISTS, or any other
Adore
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-04-04
GENERAL NAruRE-No. 1917

An net to enable the President to appoint u
Paymaster General of the army
BE 1t enacted by the Senate aud House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
sixth section of the act of third March, eight
cen hundred and sixty-mue, making appro-
priations for the support of the army, Is So
thorlzed to appoint II Paymaster General,
with the rank, pay, and emoluments of II
colonel, said appointment to date from the
time the appointee assumed the duties of the
office, to fill the vacancy now existing.
Approved, June 4, 1872.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-04-04
GENERAL NAruRE-No. los. I

An act to correct AN error in the act approved
February twenty-fourth. eighteen hundred
and seventy-one.
BE it enacted by the Senate aud Honse of
Representatives OF the United States of
America in Congress assembled that so much
OF the act entitled " An act to provide for the
disposition of useless military reservations"
approved February twenty fourth, eli ghteen
hundred and seventy-one, rs locates the mil
itary reservation of Fort Walla- Walla, in
Oregon is hereby amended so rs to read
" Washington Territory the actual location
of said reservation.
Approyed June J. 1872
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-04-04
GENERAL NAruRE-No. IOl. J

AN ACT relative tn the entry and clear
anco of ferry boats and of bonded cars pass
ing from one State to another through foreign
contiguous territory.
BE It enacted by the Senate and House ct
Representatives Of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That vessels
used exclusively rs terry-bOats carrying pas
sengers. baggage, goods, wares. aud mer-
chandise shall not be required to enter and
clear, nor shall the masters or persons in
charge of such vessels he required to present
manifests. nor to pay entrance or clearance
fees, nor fees for receiving or certifying
minlests, but they shall upon arrival in the
United States be required to report such
baggage, goods. wares, and merchandise to
the proper officer Of the customs, according
to law.
SEC. 3 That railrOad-cars or other vehicles
laden with goods, wares, and merchandise
sealed bv II custom officer, under the provis-
ions of section SIX of the act of July twenty
eighth, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, and
the regulations of the Secretary Of the Urea
sury, passing from one port or place IN the
United States to another therein, through
foreign contiguous territory, shall he exempt
from the payment of any fees 'r receiving
or certifying mauifests thereof
Approved, June 4, 1872.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-04-04
GENERAL NATURE-No. Io,. !

AN ACT amendatory Of an act entitled An act
donating public lands TO the several state aud Terri
tories which may provide colleges for the benefit
Of agricultural and mechanical arts" passed July
second, eighteen hundred and siXty-two,and acts
amendatOry thereto.
Be II enacted by the Senate and House II Represen
tatives Of the United States Of America in Congress
assembled, That the lands granted TO tho State Of
Oregon, for the establishment Of an agricultural col
lege, by act Of Congress Of July second eighteen
hundred and sixtytwo and aets ammendAtory thereto
may be selected by said State from any lands within
said State subj ct T. homestead presumption entry
under the laws Of the United States and in any case
where land Is selected by the State, the price Of which
is liked by law at the double minimum Of two dollars
and fifty cents per acre such land shall he counted as
double the quantity towards satisfying the grant.
SEC. 2. That any such selections already made by
said State aud the list. duly filed in the proper district
land-Ollloe TO and the same hereby, confirmed,
except 50 far they may cOnhic, with any adverse
legal right Existing at the passage Of this act Pro-
vided however, That the state shall not receive more
than ninety thousand acres, the quantity granted by
the act Of July second, eighteen hundred and sixty
two Provided also That such lands shall not be sold
by said State than two dollars and hfty cents
per acre ana where settlement is made upon the
same preference in all shall he given TO actual
settlers at the price for which said lands may be
offered.
Approved, June T. 1872.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-04-04

s. W. CAMPBELL, Of East Greensboro, VI, states he
sawed In the shortest days last winter with onehorse
power and drag-saw, one hundred and twenty four
cords Of maple wood, In three and Oneourth days. and
also that he challenges all Caledonia county furnish
a machine to do as we'll as he can with Gray's.
ANDY BRAYTON, Of Hartford, N. y, states his
neighbOr W. H. Stgddard, 10 his own knowledge
en- o'clock, M, two hundred and seventyRve bushels
Of oats, and moved his machine hreshed and cleaned
two hundred bushes more before night.
JOSEPH P. TUCKER, of Waitsield Vt, states he
threshed and cleaned with two-horse machine sixty
bushels Of oats In forty minutes he also states sawed
with drag saw iy cords of stove wood in hours and
10 minutes.
n. A. YOUNG, of Bristol Vt, states he has save
with One-hOrse power and Circular Saw fifteen cord
hard wood twice In two in five hours he also states
sawed twentyfOur cords of stove wood IN eight hours
with dragaw he further states he can cut thirty cords
stove wood in day with OnehOrse drag-saw, or thirty
cords with circular saw.
WARREN SHEPARD, Of Crown Point. N Y. states
he made last hreshing season, with the twohorse ina
chine he purchased Of A. w. GRAY SONS, $500 free
from all expense.
W. W. JOHNSON, of Andrewsville N v writes us
that he has used different horse powers for saving
wood for 10 years, but they altogether different
machine from yours. call your power the easiest and
70 ten cords of wood more every day with IL than
could with other powers
lany which have been forwarded TO MS volun
d our machines, and know us to their superior
Is of these testimonials they are requested to
! is given in each certificate
esired information will be sent on application
5 A. w. GRAY a. SONS, MIddIetoyvn.
RUTLAND COUNTY, VERMONT.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-04-04
Official.
LAWS OF THE
u MITE s L 4 II Il 8 q,
SECOND SESSION OF THE 42d CONGRESS.

GENERAL NATURE-NO 100.
AN ACT to amend an act entitled IAN act
tn establish aud protect national cemeteries,
approved February twenty eighteen
hundred and siXty-seven.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives ofthe United States of Amer
lea in Congress assembled, That from and
after the passage of this act al soldiers and
sailors honorably discharged from the service
of the United States, who may die IN u destl-
tute condition, shall be allowed burial IN the
national cemeteries of the United States.
ApnrnYed. June |. ls12
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-04-04
GENERAL NArURE-No. l09. !

lbENERAI NATIRE-ND. lU5,
An act in regard to the commencement of
increased pay to promoted officers in the
navy.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
clause in section seven of the act of July tif-
teenth, eighteen hundred and seventy, max
ing appropriations for the naval service for
the year ending June thirtieth. eighteen hun
bred and seventy-one, and for other pur-
poses" which enacts " that hereafter the
increased pay Of n promoted officer shall
commence from the date he is TO take rank
AS given in his commission" he, and the
same is hereby, repealed: Provided, That il
such officer shall have been promoted in
course to ill vacancy, and shall have been
in the performance of the duties of the high
err grade from the date he is to take rank,
he may he allowed the increased pay from
that date.
Approved, june 5, 1872.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-04-04

THE RECENT IMPROVEMENTS IN THESE
much Superior The Gearing Horse being mostly
develop than others in the market.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-04-04
GENERAL NArURE-No. 1903.

GENERAL NATURE-NO. 1903
AN ACT to establish u western judicial dis
trict of North Carolina.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives nf the United states OF Amer
lea in Congress assembled, That that pO"' N
of the State of North Carolina cOmplI-,ug
the counties of Mecklenburg, Cabarras, stan
~. Montgomery, Richmond, Davie, David
son, Randolph, GnilfOrd Rockingham, Stoke,
FORSYTH, Union. Arson, Caswell, Person,
Alnmance, Orange, Chatham, Moore, Clay,
Cherokee, Swain, Macon, Jackson, Graham,
Haywood, Pennsylvania, Henderson, Bun
combe, Madison, Yancey Mitchell, Watau-
"a, Ashe. Allegheny, Caldwell, Burke, Me
Dowell Rutherford, Polk, Cleveland Castor,
Lincoln, Catawba, Alexander, Wilkes, Sur
ry Iredell Yadkn, and Rowan, and all ter
rtory embraced therein which may hereafter
be erected into new counties, shall hereafter
constitute ~ new judicial district to be called
the western district of North Carolina; and
the circuit and district courts Ofthe United
States for said western district Of North Caro-
lima shall be held in the towns of Statesvllle,
AsheVille. and Greensboro within said dis
trict
SEC. 2 That two terms of the circuit and
district courts of the United States for said
western district Of North Carolina shall be-
held Mt the following times aud places in each
wear. to wit: At Greensboro, beginning on
lllt vi ~ mummy ~ 'hl'''' ~
Statesyille. beginning on the third Monday
in April aud in October; ut Asheville, begin
ming on the first Monday in May and IN No
| vember.
SEC. 3. That the district of North Carolina
! shall hereafter consist OF the counties not
named in this act, and shall be called the
eastern district Of North Carolina, and the
terms of the circuit and district courts there
! in shall be held ut the times and places here
| tofore appointed and enacted
SEC. 4. That the said circuit and district
courts for either of said districts may, in their
discretion, order special terms thereof fol
the trial of criminal aud civil issues Mt such
times and places rs the court may designate
m said distscts, and order a grand and Il
petit Jury, or both, to attend the same, by m
order To be entered of record thirty days be.
fore the day Mt which said special terms shall
be ordered to convene; and said courts, re-
spectively. at such special terms shall have
all the powers that they have 1T the regular
terms appointed by law Provided, however
That no special term of said circuit court fo
either district shall be- appointed except b.
and with the concurrence and consent of tn
circuit judge.
SEC. s. That all suits and other proceed
ings of whatever name or nature, now pend
ing i'm the circuit or district court of the Unit
ed States for the district of North Carolina
except AS hereinafter provided, shall be tre'
aud disposed of in tho circuit and distric
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-04-04

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