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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-12
THE LEGISLATURE

In accordance With the Constitution
Of the State. the Senate and House Of
Representatives assembled in their re-
spective houses at Montpelier. o. We'd
nesiay last, At 10. l. N. The Senate
was called 10 erder by Lieut.. Gov. Taft.
and after prayer, proceeded to eleet
Secretary and Assistant Secretary. F.
". Baldwin Of Barton. vas chosen Sec
retary upon the first ballet. and c. W.
BrOwusll. Jr.. If Burlington. was made
Assistant Secretary No further impor-
taut business vas transacted during
Wednesday. Tie House Of Representa-
tiyes was called 70 OEler By Geo Mich
Ols. Secretary Of the State. and after
prayer by Rev H. 4 Spencer, tie rOll
was called and 2I0 members responded
to their names L large number were
present, who had not their credentials.
and they we're admitted BY 4 yOse Of the
House The Secretary a State directed
the House TO the election Of Speaker.
and the names Of Lovel4ud Nunson.
Hugh Henry, B B Smzlley aud H H.
Powers were presented Is candidates
Upou the 1Oth ballot. Mr.. Powers was
elected The democratic candidate, B.
B. snalley, received - votes. and Mr..
Munscn had On tie highest ballot. n.
Mr.. Powers was elscted BY ! majority
. Of % After short and pleasant speech
! Of acceptance. Mr.. Powers took the chain
: and called the attention of tie House Il
. the election Of Clerk D. n Camp q
: Newport. vas ele-ted On the Ist ballot
= Tie House did 70 further business q
: Wednesday. The Senate completed II
: organization OF Thursday, b. eleesin:
: Rev. Newton GIa1ier Of Montpelier
I Chaplain. and Senator Reifsld Prceto,
i President pro tsu- / joint asseubl
e Ezs held II the afternoon. and Il
Z committee chosen 70 canvas votes
: reported Asahl Peek having receive
Y the largest number of votes, Vas 6ecIal
e Cd Governor. 1n3 took the cath Of Of5cs
:; Lyman G. Hinekley and John l. Pzg
" were declared 70 have reserved the lar.
$ est number of votes respectively, I,
= Lent Goyernor and Treasurer. and wel
" duly qualified for their C6ces- No n
E tier business q importance vas tan
IS acted in either house upon this il
Ee Rev. H Il SpeDee- vas elerted Chzi
ID lain of the House Gov. Peek has =
D. Pointed ". P Dillinshzu. Secretary
y Civil and Military Affairs.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-12

Thirteen suits At law have already
grOwn cut Of the Beechsr sandal. and
others nay hatch ozt hereafter. Mr..
Beeeher Is In Brooklyn. too bazIIy e.
gagged IN legal matters 10 fulfil his e.
gzss3satS zz lecturer At different points
He vas expected II Brz1tletoru and
Brandon during the past veek. bzt fail
Cd 70 csze- Ii there : still IN zpEetitG
fs- fats pertaining 10 these sczndzlsai
matters. It I'll De grzt6ed, If nj eIsy
ed whsn The matter cozez betare tn
courts We rsgrss that ve shall again
Dc obliged 70 20 through this la3dy
Elshv s<rzzu
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-12

reasons, the town has sent him fourth
time 10 the legislature. and shoald his
conduct be as 1t has been. It nay do Il
AGAIN before he IS forty years of age
The little sympathy that was Once felt
for Mr. Earle. On account of his foolish
transactions at St IOhnsbury. and that
which grew Up for him because he cor
tended with s lawyer. Is fast diving cat.
and will soon Be unknown If he persists
in using his paper as the medium through
which the fetid matter Of the cid sores.
oecasioued BY his numerous qu2rrels, Is
to fOw out upon the public
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-12
THE MOUNTAINS MEADOW
MASSACRE.

4 Salt Lake City dispatch. states that
the Aormons Of Beaver county. Utah.
are greatly excited because they antici-
pate an attempt 70 arrest prominent
Saints indicted for participation in the
Mountain Meadow massacre 1t is rep
resented that the Mornons eyince a de-
ternined spirit 70 resist the expected
legal process by the District Court, and
the authorities will probably call for the
assistance Of the United States troops
10 aid them in the discharge Of their du-
~ l. Is not unlikely that bIoodshed
will oocur. but it IS high time the Nor
mons were taught that the Ian Of the
Church. Or, What Is the same thing, of
the prophet Brigham. Is subservient to
the law Of the land, and that criminals
even in Utah must be brought to Justice.
Twenty years hare passed since q par
y Of euigrants. numbering over 300
men, women ard children, pursuing
peaeeably their journey from Missouri
70 California we're murdered in cold
bod AZ Mountain Meadow, in Utah.
But one escaped 70 tell the horrible sto-
y Of slaughter NiEe little children.
TO young a II vas supposed. TO realize
their terrible situation, we're saved and
adopted BY the Mormons. Three Of
these afterward displayed TOO clear
knosledge Of what had trznspired. and
they were also Pit cut Of tie var. The
Other SIX we're subsequently, restored BY
the United States officials 70 their friends
and relatives in Missouri The Nor,
mons Al the time attempted 10 shift the
responsibility Of the massacre upon tie
Indians, but subsequent development.
leave 10 doubt that the whole slaughte,
vas plznnsd and penetrated By the
Ao-uons themselTes- These high II
authority n the Church directed Il.
bloody work. and prominent .-Saints'
have Eeoently been indicted By the GraDt
Jury for murder b participation in Ii.
massacre Il i % Be hoped they vii
speedily h brought u justice. tired
aud if found guilty. suffer the Just pen
Z aI-T 0f their e-1raSs Tx I-r.*.1 g..
AVS have h'een dead letter in Utal
Territory for yean. bat tie LAST sessiel
q Congress adopted legislation Which
though nst altogether satisfactory. ha
at least had the effect Of setting Ii
Wheels Ct justice IN Notion.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-12
4 THIRD TERN.

Not little talk Is being lad IN re-
gard To giving President Grant third
tern. and the opinions are very decided
PRO and c1x- 1t speaks vel fer tie
President that lie L % veil esteemed Is
to be brought forth by anybody. for an
other term q oSce. Ehen It i hoEn
that there Is great opposition throughout
tie country, even 70 : ssepod tam The
South Is said u fzvC- third teru. not
% uDeh frua great lave Of tie President.
a. frca fear that another nan might be
more severe IN his dealings With the
So1th. and. perhaps, less wise Presi-
dent Grant vii leave. should he garry
On. his present zdaiuistrztiaa - veil
zs he las begun It, : record that viii he
bright upon the PAGES q history. and
bis fs1e = president q great uzti0U
viii MT be less than that Which he wu1
a military ehieftziu- There Dies II;
seen 70 BE any brilIizct at IN the Pres
dents life that challenges admiration
and there zre 0hjestioos 10 sole q Ii
practices and measures but when be i
averaged. and lis deeds are estimated L
the aggregate, be Is found 10 be wise
fzr-seeing and great Tie psople hav
learned 70 trust him. and u e1pees n
Affairs 0f government. % far q he La
oontrol Of thea- - be yell managed
We arg ID advocate u ! third tern. b
the country nay have wo-se Prssileu
than C. s Grant after 1876.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-12

GoTsrl0r Talbos q Massachusetts,. has
ben rs00OEz.ed, N SPITE Il tie graf
opposition made against hin, N so1z
quarters. q account az his cozrse II
s1sszining TIE p-Ohibisory Eguor law 6:
that state The cities and eiry uresi
were opposed 70 hin. but h Ezs z.roaz
IN the rural districts As the Ezht IA:
upe1 this Law, Il = shSEn whzt the sen
une4t i taro4hSut The state In regard
q L
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-12

The election Of T. ". Baldwin Of Bar
ton. for Secretary Of the Senate. and u
NJ Camp If Newport, for Clerk Of the
House. gives Orleans Ceansy two impor-
tans ofscers IN the organization Of the
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-12

These who read The Aryzs after tie
elect1aa. and MT oaly zE TIE rooste-s,
but rad tie re4zrks e1tslling the DIFF
fsrsnt de1oerztic neate-z vho hzpvea-
Cd % e els-ted % 01e b-zock & tie
legislature @uss have wvn8ere3 hew i
eoaid have haPpened thzs the nea ekas-
En-. possessed qualities . renzrkzble fsr
ftoess AID parity SeE. * Is SAITH
and Sc b0E Hirz1's SAINTS cast thesr
notes
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-12

that parpese, csll year attention 10
the remarks If the Directors IN their ne
port il relation the impr0priess Of sen
teneing eGlpriss for short terus en- small
ofssnses to such an Institution as this
There are uiuor ofFe0ses for which the
punishment prescribed IS in the alsern-
.asive-6ne. orimpsisoasaent in the eoea-
" 1ail. or in the state prison. IN the dis
eresiOn If the court depending on the
circumstances Of the particular case, In
some Of these cases the mIlder punish
laent in county jail. proper for the
parpase would be sufficient. and answer
all the purposes Of punishment. and be
much more likely to reform the 0ffend
sr than the fixing on him the infamy
that attaches to State Prison convict,
But our jails places Of detention Of
criminals Of al grades and classes await
ing trial, and afFerling No means Of sep
arasion of prisoners: the most ahan,
doaea aud hardened criminals being
tsarnsd in with those whose ofense IS the
lowest srade-eommittea perhaps more
from weakness than depravity-thus ex-
posing the latter TO the depraving in
snspeas Of ssa,sa associations. Such Is
generally the condition Of our iails that
a sentence 10 imprisonment in them is.
PRACTICALLY = sentence to idleness in ;
school oFvice.
If fine IS imposed. the consequence
IS often. from the poverty Of the offend
er. the same. as it results in imprtson-
nent till released by pardon This same
mischief also extends TO cases of offend
ers imprisoned IN the county jail for the
moSs trifing offences. Our jails are de-
fective as , place Of punishment. in not
aForiing any means of employment Il
the prisoners. The very idleness Il
which they are condemned tends to WICK
and crime, while labor would be reform
atory in It's influence ItprObably would
not be practicable. at least not within
J the limit of reasonable expense, TO con
vert all our county jails into wOrk-hous
| 6. but they should be 50 constructed q
to prevent the indiseriminate intereours
Of prisoners and criminals Of every grade
: But I have long been Of the opinion
: that wOrk-house. to which prisoner
: from different parts Of the state. convict
: 81 Of certain minor offences. might. IN
: der : limited discretion in courts Of JUS
r tee as To the place Of punishment, b
! sentenced. would Be Of public benefit
: and supply an existing defect in tn
5 means Of the suppression Of crime an
: the punishment and reform Of criminals
: Possibly the conversion Of some OF
{ county jail into such wOrk-house migh
e zubserve this purpose l think the sui
i jeet Is worthy Of your consideration
i The ether biennial reports. which
: have not had the opportunity Of e1amil
d ing, will BE before you for Jour eOnsiC
/ Grafton
! trust that in the performance Of IL
z various duties deyOlving on You. bot
o in investigating the past and prOvidlr
a for the future, that true public eeonom
? win be Observed. which neither ira
Z SENDS. nor fails to supply the legitima
y Necessities Of the state, and which VI
70 limit the session to the time neeessa
It to do deliberately and well what t
o public god requires to Be done
d AsAHEL PECK.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-12

If any reliance can BE placed in Span
isl news. the cause Of the Carlist IS On
the decline. Den Carlos has been wound
81 in nusiny among his soldiers. great
Dissatisfaction exists il his army, and
his late b ties have gene zsainss hiaa-
He Is causing great lo~s Of life and
: waste Of property, and the sooner his
career Is ended the better for Spain
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-12

WKsrFIKLD, VI, sept 4 -


DKAR STK-ln reply TO Your enquiry how W EiS
our water wheel We will say that We flly -.
fed We have done more business since Es I
the Giant Water Wheel in two months than vs 0zl
in six before We now run circular saw Of 3 asa
a elapboard mill. with turning lathe, drag az q
edsing aud slab saw. all at one time sta a.
inch wheel usiEg i5o inches Of water under . -
head We can saw with 60 inches of water ly5s r
of spruce boards in hour. and viii engage e -
000g feet in 10 hours with 20 inches O. water 4 =
felt one thousand dollars. We are nov az tbs u
planning elapboards only using p inches q Ezd
giving MS plenty OF power Ii has another sdyszi-
over all other wheels in running steady IN sasz-
In the board mill and elapbOard mill sc have e =
one whilst the other mill runs, and Ne can hz7s
notice any alteration in speed never shutting 2
gate from the time start up until nooa- u2ai
something breaks. We believe il is the icst E2z
made; it certainly is the best that ever ssu II
Yours very truly, n C HOYT tO4
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-12
WEsr DASvlLLE, VI, Jan u, u


DEAR SRI now have in my mill one Of your =
Giant Water Wheels. under 3 working head Of a.
u feet with which run Single machine, lathe :
a boiling and slab saw. / eaa run al the above :
ehinery at once and do good business. With "
drawing only 80 inches OF water. In regsll
strength, speed and economy OF water, eonsl11
ahead of anything have ever met. and would To
mend it to all who have low head and a small ga2s-
of water a. being superior 10 any Other NAee-
Yours &c WI BRICEE-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-12
TESTIMONIALS

among the futuN TESTIMONIALS that have
in favor of the Giant" its inventor hass ssv
fer TO the following. all OF whom an. KNOW -,
personally or by reputation. to the Haority ~ g
people. Listen to c. G. brown, lifelong INN - -
and who has had as much experience in water 49,
as most men of his age.
SoETH BARTON, VI Feb SIN
Luxe BUzzRIL. ST. JoHNsRURY, VT:
DkAR StR-Iou wished me to say what thi,t A..
your Wheel, how am suited and what it Is d5sr, !
purchased my Wheel in July, 1897, so that hRye ~
pretty good opportunity in the last dive wears -
ming TO test and find out all the good aud lad r.-
its action. My wafer is very limited - npek u -
NV neighbors deemed me wild to thiuk OF using -
Wheel. at that time il was experiment q 8
sides, being YOUR first Wheel and my departurs ~
breast WheeL Yet when the stream Was 80 II ~.
mills below me shut down l was able 10 sau Ia.
your Wheels creeping into those mills I 49,.
when the water was lowest sawed and delive-s e
the cars 10 eco feet per month. can aud do ssu -
the sO-ineh wheel. easily. 600 feet dav az 8
driving can do more. have sawed in an aaar >
feet but ooo is fair average In the month q L.
lSs3 sawed in the working DAYS OF ten hour ~
226 494 feet. NV head is sixteen feet and hsye r-5
seen the wheel, since l put the Giant in iir
would dare put in the place OF II. have sgrz :
das hour when was not satisfied with is 50
II is easily handled, and gives all the power Their
in the water from partial 10 fun gate hart IA
in the lumber business Tor twenty-hv years aid H.
had great many water wheels under nv Oass-rs-z
and for driving machinery where power Is us1i[
would unhesitatingly say give me one OF yOgE tzs
Wheels. Yours &e., C. e. DRORE
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-12

z D. Nagoon. II ssuth wbeelock.
wzs thrown fro1a = Iead Of ilzy wedne.-
dr. e seek before last. distance II
tn feet and landed q pile of stoaes.
he essred without serious inJury. which
Tas quite remarkable considering his
advanced age.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-12

0S1HR application Of water in this WI,
thing new in Hydraulics. The N.hsS' = salae
presented 10 the Wheel In one Sipsss Stfean IS
= operates as perfectly on each 49, ~ sate, an
at once though each bucket w. ,t'etN tackss
gate or sl0ce OF its own, thus AVOIDING sAlo0a 3
OF friction. and leakage attendant on sHsn aao18
aud Ply Trap gates The power Nv ssfsfieiyS
tion. results IN giving more force ~ tS.-,,S M
consequently more power to the Wheel M atvs, ~
Years hard trials successfully eaeaanter.5 ~ ~ I've
caN set at rest the credit and ability ~ - ~ fae
perform All tast mas been claimed tor il r. ~ O.
slight expense with which Il Is set in No. SAse Al
blc and permanent character Of the nov; 1e Ma
the slight less experienced hy hsek 49,. .yavy1S
with the entire ease with which clnls -, veiie,
or anchor icc can be removed and r. - = eeN
which the amount of water used can n, e- ts eait
makes the Wheel agreeable To All Nh 49, iltl
the running OF the power: whiie fhe 1870 N cssy
tanned fact that portion of the yafer -s 'N asse
effective force just in proportion 10 M $50 49, Us ie
nom the first to the last inch makes il 49, as>
economy OF water, or variable amounts - y
price Of the Wheel is 50 low for the amount y
furnished that any one who wants rsnyy,- -, g.sst
well have first rs a second class ons P.-,ssIs is
have been and are now using this Wheel - - -
Kinds of machinery under all amounts nj - e.
with ever varying quantities Of ware~ -. - ~
willing to give practical rVasons s,r IL .S IL
they manifest in the Of this Wheel 49, Sls-s
all others they have ever used Five ven~s - -
launched entirely on its merits hy tie r,sl'ss
well aware of all means eresiitable apa -, s
able which are used to puff new roaehi,,ss - Nc
improvements. it WIS felt that II the NJ =
better han those that had preceded II tls - =
would be able TO ind out the tact and candid -
TO appreciate it, Experience demonstlatel ~ -
principle 10 be correct. @''s
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-12
GOVERNORS MESSAGE

GsztIsnzes At tie Seaots a1a3 Hs'zss q
Representatives,
Its matter ef ecnsratalatica that
the period which has called Us together
to discharge the public trusts repOsed
in u under the Constitution. IS marked
By the general health and prosperity Of
the people. that the earth has yielded
Its abundance. and Industry generally
rearing It's accustomed reasonable re-
ward. These and the numerous bless
ines which we individually. and as 5
people. enjoy. should excite in Us feel
inss Of thznkfrlness and gratitude 10
the Giva Of ali COED
Your powers and duties are 50 COM
prshensive and varid that 1t would Be
neither practicable nor useful 70 attempt
in the accustomed executive eonmunica-
ton To embrace zll the subjects that
may properly engage your attention and
require your aetioa-
It Is gratifying 10 find the finances Of
+ the state IN the healthy and satisfactory
condition Indicated By the Treasurer
report. 10 which you are referred for
mere full and detailed statement than
Is necessary 70 Be here repeated Ii ap
pears fron the account Of the Treasurer
commencing August /, 1872, that =
4 date he credits the state BY balance L
treasury. August l. 1872. SITS. lis
Il. and by sinking fund in treasury
sIS4. S51. @: aud also during II
rear commencing 1t the above date an
ending July 81. 1873. credits the sat
numerous items, mostly from the ord
nary sources Of revenue. including 81
SS6-SO received fron Hon J. s No
: I'll. e. 5. Senator. and sT.s36.Tt Il
eeIvei for interest IN balances. amour
Inz. exclusive q the two items first aboV
mentioned. To $500. 54.0S. Maxim
credit fE the year shove menti0ne
: $3.50. 0ss2t
Tie TrezSuras report shows the Ii
bilitiss and assets Is follows:
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-12


In providing for the Necessary reve-
HUss- and IN the apPrOpEiations far the
ensuing two years. | would advise that
provision Dc made 70 Rees- Al maturity.
the sl.l0.5O0 of the funded debt which
< payable December /. 1875.
Little neei Be said On the subject Of
education sinoe b. egunon esussus.
rs importance Is acknowledged IN the
pEeerTztiOn # virtue aud prevention II
wee. and proaosing. IN many Ways the
general peaa. prosperity and hzppinezz
q the peopl=: and since il i Univers-
E ally eonee3ed that In order 70 Be EJECT
G2l- Il must Be general zn0ag the uel
PIE. and be disseminated among ali
classes By the nost eEeisus agenSv for
I that purpose FREE coznoa schools
and that 70 Pe-feet tie system Of edna
I tan tie higber inssItatioes Of learning
are also Indispensable. al ter3fng NJ
tCally 10 sustain and support szch osh-
En- tdz1 ali are q public interest and
conoEn- and 70 De cared fo- accordingly
BY zFprprizte legizlztio1- On This sub.
JET bard Of e51esti0n may be regard.
ed a. = part # &c settled pelisy # IL
state Ii hzs 6o1e u fzrsher TIE cans
q e3oazts0a b ar9ssing nore sener.
Al isse-ess n tie sab5sss. and other
wise
i [ an Eos aware that sny further gen
erzl legislation Is Necessary. Or czllss
far. N eoansrti0a With TIE operations 6
TIE bard 81 sd1z4Ei0n Il 50. Il vii
probably, b suggested N their rspor.
70 With have nos lad zsoezz. AID I'll
wItio1s de1bt. r4seire sech censsdsrz
Urn q YcEr part - 4 deserves
Notwithstanding the co--en5ztII
hbeEzlity exhibited By The ps0pls e L
state In the support of sshss!s, IN =
vle~, re are deficient IN ons q the b.
AID Ekieh. ultimately. might Be nzd
: one e the nost ee0BouiczI zgenr:es :
eas1ztisn: that i. pablie tozn Ifbr.
: rles accessible % all In IN eooaozics
vieE an eTFen3itzre for saeA : purpos
: Is nsts ike zost ezpeodTt1res fsr Il.
e7tHanAL ParFcses. oSnsuzed by the =
: a6d % Dc repeated zunaally. bat It
= rerDzne1t and serv5eezbie fo- : saaoe
sio1 q geserztIozls- Il Eo0id frrui,
Z Hezas q iatelisesaal esisynsns 70 zz
iiiss. aid thereby rake hone rnors :
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-12

Petitions are in circulation. asking
the legislature % enact seEae law that
shall regulate railroad freight tariffs
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DEALERS IN FLOUR. SIIoETs. fEKD. BIC
ST JoHSsBUET, VI, Jan 2, -
Luxe BuzELL-
DEAR SIk-we now hayesin nse in Our ul taE
your Giant Wheels and with from nftee1 @ 81
feet Of head We have ground into fiue urs G. g
corn run sixty bushels Of corn per h0ur. O t-7z
ender run, in the same time, we have sT0uEl s.Fs
five bushels OF corn into fine meal On or ri' 2
We have ground - bushels OF western Uhesi = -
with e5inch wheel We use d 51ineh WIZ 8 =
corn mill, and s0-iHeh for our PrOveBGer D. e
must bear III mind that yTe have 10 keep or = /
good order 70 do that amount Of -TiHci1Z y =
thirteen years experience IN running ms ~ -
mills, Think your wheel the best have ~ =
for the power given and water used a11 c-7,-7
recommend il 10 all in want Of frs class H-z-
Respectfully yours, A. H. AelLyv-.-
The above letters are but samples Of hz1drs-ss
the manufacturer IS constantly receiving u -
he begs also 10 refer TO the following geuisI-- 7.
have the Giant Water Wheel" and who bar =
written and verbal testimonials 10 its WORTH
B. F. PAINE, HEATH WELCA
Jay, VT Crotch VI
HART 4 BRAND, CASS / JBRALD
Parishville, \. Y. Lowell "
WI. II. BEARD. A. II. ElGkkk-
Broom, Iron hin. P. O Groioa- W. q,
LADD L sMALLMAS, JAMES BR0hA ! ~
T. 4 w. HAMILTON, L. II. HARRIS
Fort GOyiDgtOn, y. Y. South lanfiaf- -
Lever-set Board Mills, Clapboad and So z
chimes, Eureka Cylinder Bed Board PlsusIs - n
on Short Notice.
Job Work & Repairs done to UI.s
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Luxe BuzzELL-

OFFICE OF 4. II. MCisyD 1 C.
DEALERS IN Flour, SHORTS, FEKD. BIC.
ST. JoHSsBUKT, VI, Jan 2, 81
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And tbzt sI6S. GOO of tie above lis
bllltles < IN Outstanding certificates q
registered Ian. Issued uDder the act u
1867. and act of $50. which sum in
elules the Agricultural College Fund
Ihess es-trs-z-es az rs.EaEIe
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-12
AsAHEL PICK

EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
MOSTPELIER, Oct. 5, II
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-12

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Of tie above liabilities 1t appears that
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-10-12

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