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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-25
PoStn,aSIcrs u> Electors.

From the New York sun.
So far rs is now known, three post
masters were nominated by the Repub!i-
cans for electors in the States of Yer
mont, Wisconsin and,,,OregOn. When
the constitutional disability was discov-
cred, the postmaster in Wisconsin was
withdrawn rs candidate before the
election, and another WAS substituted in
his place. In Vermont, Ii. n. Sollace.
postmaster at Bridgeport. and in Ore
gon, John w. Watts, postmaster at La
Fayette, were elected
When the republican Conventions
put up these persons rs candidates they
should have known they were Ineligible
~ electors. because the Constitution ex-
o ess'v declares:
"No Senator or Representative or
person holding an office of trust or profit
under the United States shall be appoint
ed an electoro OF President or Vice Pres
idcnt o, the United States.
The two postmasteIs were holding OIL
ces of trust and profit under the United
States when they were appointed cleo.
tors. and therefore their election Is null
and VOID, because they were diSqua!ineu
when chosen. rs not a case OF irregu.
larlty at all, but Of fragrant disregard and
oper defiance Of positive prohibition in
the Constitution. The Attorney-Gen-
eral, who has made law for marshais and
their deputies to command the army at
elections, of course denies this plain and
practical construction, and insists that
resignation after election cures the diff
Guilty, purges the disability and converts
the Ineligible postmaster into an eligible
election.
Caleb Cushing, now stationed at WASH
ington to help the conspiracy for count
ing out Tilden and to manufacture opln-
ions to order, has; of course, prom ounced
for the eligibility of the postmnsters, as
he did the other day fer the right of
Grant to hold over in the Presidency
after the 4th of March, and to decide the
contest between Tilden and Hayes by
throwing his sword into the scale. Here
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-25
4 VIA. The lobby iurist proclaims as law

Is what the lobby jurist proclaims as law:
Gas general fact the prescription is
that the disability in these cases does not
apply to tho date Of election, but only to
the date of entering upon the functions
of Office"
Now, it so happens that the Revised
Statutes specifically tx the time when
these electors shall be appointed, using
the language of the Constitution as the
guide. Section 13l, page q, under the
head The President" and with marginal
note, "Time of appointing electors" says:
Except in case OF q Presidential cleo
ton prior to the ordinary period, as
specified in sections one hundred AMI
forty-seven to one hundred and forty.
nine inclusive, when the offices of Presi-
dent and Vice President both become
vacant, the electors of President and
Vice. President shall be appointed, IN each
State, on tie Tuesday nert after the first
Monday IN November, in every fourth
year succeeding every election OF Pres
ideEt and Vice-President."
Thus it is made clear beyond cavil that
the Oregon postmaster and the Vermont
postmaster were appointed electors on
| the 7th of November, and as such were
disqualified from serving IN the latter Ca
pacity. If this be good law, then no sub
| sequent act Of theirs can remove the
| impeachment any mora than the rsslgna-
ton Of civil officer can arrest an i'm
parchment after the proceedings have
begun.
One of the bad and dangerous aspects
of these new questions is the startling and
revolutionary theories which are boldly
set up to hold possession Of power and to
maintain audauciUus pretensiOns which
would soon make an end of free govern
ment. A few days ago Caleb Cushing,
sitting under the shadow of the White
House, deliberately declared for publica-
ton that "the implied meaning" of the
Constitution was, Grant might
continue in office after the expl-
ration of his term, and "lf for
1--WE: ty-tour hours, why not for
twenty -four days or twenty-four weeks?'
And now, right In the lace OF the Re.
vised Statutes fixing the exact day when
Nthc electors are appointed, this same
chameleon politician, whom the Admin
traLion keeps on pay here while holding
the mission to Spain, has the etfrontery
to publish "the presumption IS
that the disability" of the post
masters ''doeS not apply TO the
date of election, but only TO the date of
entering upon the functions OF office
Implied meaning" and presumption"
are the methods chosen to upset the plain
language of the Constitution, and to re-
ject the explicit words OF the law, Cush-
! ing and his cOnfederstes are doing one
part of the same work in Washington
that Kellogg, Chamberlain, and Stearns
are engaged. in elsewhere.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-25
THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Ii the largest and altogether the most
cofnpfetenewsa and family paper printed In
West Virginia will be sent 10 any az
ress one wear for $780, Valuable premi-
ums to ciuu agents and TO subscribers. ..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-25
Forty gears has tested the CaIue OF
Or. &. =. TOGd's Anti.RiIliOus and

Forty wears has tested the CaIue OF
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Liver Pills.
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Use DR.. a. ). TOdds Pills.
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For Sick Headache,
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For Pains IN the Head
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For Pains in the side,
Use ,Er. \. -. TOdd's Pills,
EAVGEEIN BROTHERS q co.,
PRDPRIETORS.
Sold by Druggists aud Dealers avery
where.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-25
ANN0UNCEWESE

Editors OF The Register:
Please annouuc' 3 \..a IN AS a cam
didatc for the oftic %. City Sargear at
the coming muuIcii = election, but sub.
ject to the decision OF the democratic
Convention ifone is held, and obligc
oc25h MANY VOTERS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
Pure Words.

Rarcr than earth most precious gems
oppressed with clouds ri scandal. and
dctilin@ gossip; we wish it, redemption
might Ice found III Il few pune hearts
that would think pune thoughts. and
mirror them ON the face. till pure words
be the legitimate print. When my
lady" that >miinglN pour- scandal and
tea ut the same time. Dispensing both
with polite hospitality stall check the
latest gossip H. unworthy hen attention
finding topics fnr conversation hat shall
he rlcvating and rnnohmg. she will
Prove herself i;iI more entertaining than
when dealing out the Spiric>t >landcr.
and meet with the hearty cooperation
of honest hearts. The mind grow with
Whist it is fed on /; and should nos he
starved till it Graves the husk> the
swine eat. trrqucnting saloons and bar
rooms To find Il moral atmosphere suit
ed to It's taste. We must meet the
world every day meet it to" IA its
wnISt. aS we'll rs it, hcsl dress: hut
every man. ana ever! Womlam may.
they will, meet ii in THEN Own character.
Not. chameleon like take Il different
colon with every shade "i opinion from
opposing influences. Many evils arise
from al uupard"nahlc pa->iNcncs> nj
A. II L..
world seems like Il TISSUE pattern, cut
from he other half. while the model is
very imperfect.
Pure words are like Sunshine: inVig-
Grating and health giving, di>pcllmg
the log ct l"o~, iu~inuati"u-. and rtlcc-
tualll dry ing up the Imrhid pools. and
dank marshes of low slang and lie
gossip.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07

On Tia, east end OF Long Island are
two aged pilgrims who have hecn the
patents OF eleven children. Three llr
not aud one of the living eight. is
thought t" le just Oh the verge of
heaven. They nave hope that. after
ihc separation of raIth. thei shall
meet again. an uuhlohcn family IN
heaven.
Onr of the s"r> has his home ON the
deep. lie j. nov master of the whale
ship Lucy Ann of Grecmpolt. His NeN
three OF four Ntar>. In his last N"H age.
save one. he sailed around the world ::
and in Just one year from lea\ lng home.
returned with his ship full. and with
out ha> in% dropped anchor during the
whole voyage. His Visits have ncce>-
s;Iill been sh"lt at h"Ine. His aged
repeated Idm"nitInn> respecting "thc
chief concern" He would turn Ill of
10y the reply. 80 mother. we cant have
religion at Scl. When he lief; home
for the VOYAGE above mentioned the
mothers heart WIS unusually anxious.
In remembrance and prayer. She fol
lowed her beloved f.. in his long aud
tracklc>S way; and often (as She S;tySl
WAS 81 hIrdcnrd i'll spirit that it
seemed to her that she must die. In
none Vt the former VOYAGES had that
son been the subject of such ag"niLing
prayer.
When the ship had been gone Il wear.
same ship. came to bring the news that
she had been unsuccessful. and had
gone to the North West coast. This
WAS sad news to the patents. They sat
up till Il late hour. talking or then
loved one; and when they lay down. it
WAS To think and pray. Tw" hours
after midnight the mother heard IL foot
step in the cntry-way. The door open
cd, and some one entered. "Nho Is
lntlt lb ItIlN ''Ili llI'
preached the parents bedroom. y we'll
known voice replied. edwin" In Il
moment the aged mothers arms wcr,
around the neck of her sailor son. Hen
first words of greeting were. Edwin
have You found the Saviour!
Let the pious parents who have long
lyreSlled for the conversion of an i'm
pcnitent child. imagine how the heart
of that yearning mother throbbei. wheL
her Edwin replied. Mother. ] trust
have"
There were tears of sacred JOY shel
in that house. The prayers of many
yeaIs had not been unheaId nor for
gotten. The prayer-heaier had waited
until importantly had become great. II
the best time He gave the gracious an
swer. The son found it Tas possible t.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
RrHaiuus Grading.
What shall render unto the Lord for
all his benefits toward me5
IIt

Thou crowne>t The year with thy
goodness. p. to !.
Not one thing hath failed of all the
good things which the Lord Your God
spake concerning you; all are come tn
pass unto YOU. and not one thing hath
failed thereof. Josh. % II.
The earth is full OF the ""o,mr,>' of
the Lord. Ps. :s': >.
Who cIowneth thee With loving Kind
ness and tender mcicic>. rs. lob |.
| bcseech You therefore, brethren. by
the m-rcics of God. that We present your
bodies Il living sacrifice. holy. accepta-
bic unto God, which is your reasonable
service. Rom. T. |.
Forget not all his benefits. PS. lob :
that We love the Lord youI God. Josh.
%: IL.
Beware that thou forget not the
Lord thy God. DruI. : II.
Turn thou us unit" thee, o Lord. and
We shall he turned. Lam. >: u.
Quicken thou me in Ike way. Is.
II9: 81.
| will offer to thee the sacrifice OF
thanksgiving. and will call upon the
name of the Lord. Is. ll6: Il.
will sing a new song unit" thee. q
God. rs. III ..
Lord. | will follow thee. whlhrls"-
ever thou gocst. Luke .: -.
Every day will bless thee: aud |
will praise thy name forever and ever.
p. ! ID >.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
An Anecdote of Bret Harte.

Bret Ilalte WAS occurring in PrnnSyl-
vania Il short time ago. At one of his
appointments he felt veIN much de
pressed. 1t is il peculiarly OF humor-
lists. we are told. 10 he unaccoumtably
melancholy and gloomy at times. iIarte
was in this mood now. One of the
committee went in back of the scenes
to see him. and the depressed humorist
Welcomed him as Il CLEAN of unusual
good sunshine. They shook hands
iiarte earnestly and the committee man
decorou>ly.
MIR. Iiartc." he said. gravcll. You'll
find this an unusually healty city"
.'Ah :" said the pleased hrimoliSt.
"Ie>. The death rate is unl one IL
day"
At this jumcture fIarte took the COM
mittccnan 10y the arm and hurricdly
asked
lis he dead ."
! Dead - eiarulatcd the committees
man. "Who dead -
/ "Why. the man for today" WAS the
grave reply.
The committeeman stared wiki all
| his might into the immovahle face of
The lecturer.
( Isn't there Il clerk here. ol register
oI coroner. III something like that. of
whom you could find ont whether ii
man for this day has died -
"Why. yes. suppose So" slowly re-
piled the committeeman.
Would you he 50 good then to lind
out. and before | begin the lecture if
possible. whether that man is dead If
he is dead. then am I'LL right. for | am
to leave the city early tomorrow morn
ing Z; but if lie isn't dead | cannot help
but feel uneasy about my self. and | am
Not well tn night"
The kindhearted committeeman i'm
mediately hurried away TO get the in
formation.
When i'll his room at the hotel that
night. Il servant told him IL gentleman
wished him to step down stairs in the
hall. as he wanted to see him. Mr.
Harte went down. and there met the
committeeman.
Il am sorry. Mr.. Ilarte, to disturb
YOU" he said - but | could not gel
that information earlier. 1t is all right
That death-rate | spoke of ,ras merel,
the dreyage.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
THE DAILY UNION FOR 1876.

The year ls76 the centennial of American Indie
pcndence and the period of the Fundamentally re-
curing presidential election. will be of
ordinary interest i'll our history. What with the
International exhibition at Philadelphia. the cele-
hration of Revolutionary anniversaries i'll all the
earlier settled portions of the country the huldn.
of political conventions and the national election
which will decide whether the republican party
shall continue in control of the government he
events will crowd each other and first class
newspaper will have an interest and value never
before realized.
The UNION is not only krenly alive To the rXi@cn-
CITES and opportunities of the hour, but L. better
equipped than ever before and more thoroughly pre-
pared every way tn give all the news. and at the
earliest possible moment. 1t should also be held
in mind that the UNION being an evening paper. is
enabled To- print all the important of the day
the night. and habituay anticipates all near
contemporaries i'll the publication of important intel
lgcncc. both local and general With the extern
sion of the telegraph all over the world and the
and the increasing perfection of the c"-upnra-
tive system of collecting news the evening paper
Is yearly becoming more important Ia those who
desire the freshest information little but gcaninEs
OF news being left for the morning journals.
As republican paprr.-thr only republican
daily i'll Western Observation-Disclosures UNION also
appeals strongly Ia those hu believe that only by
3 the continuance i'll power of the republican party
rrncy and the revival OF business upon firm basis
e. any hope of administrative reform, political pro-
"rr>S and true prosperity.
The terms ut the DAILY INIuN. for l-16. includ
in. pn~td.c will hr the heretofore.
F wear - i'll advance: six months 81 20: thrr,
months Il - per month III cts per week licts.
Specimen r"prs sent "m application.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
for Sale.
Farm for Sale.

-rhsrhcr;h.r ntt.rs Il, sell IA, farm formerly own
ed and "ccupie, by the late Moses Martin 81 frnrh
am said farm is situated upon on" "i int ' ,,
p.,cL,n Cnrurr and one mile from south i"a'i
am Contains about l-5 acres of land suitably Il,
vidrd into meadow tlagc pastur" anu ""''n anu
.upplrd with nrvrr-failing water. In" hhllnihS
and fences are in GOOD repair. and is one al me
best grass farms in town. Ais" a GOOD pasture
miles from the farm. cnntainin" 100 acres. A's'
about three, acres of Cedar swamp. -,
Enuuir,. of ANDREW WIlITElilLl. on th'
place. or ASHBEL MARTIN. Administrator
Pcacham. sept. ~. ISIS. "
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07

II kind of earnest testimony to Jesus !;
and we cannot find it in orr heart to
say it is not of God. 1t is something
in cities where the divinity of Christ
and his divine teachings are openly
blasphemed, and where to the great
bulk of the population the Christian re
ligion is matter of complete indiffer-
rnce. when it is not one of >corn, that
their ears should be accustomed to
words of alteration and love of him,
and that cven the dreary wastes of her
csy should echo with the name of Jesus.
This work of Moody's is not
sin. 1t is not sin to invite men to love
and serve Jesus Christ"
The skin of the common house cat is
rapidly Using in favor as dress fur, and
| 900 pclts sold last wear.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07

enjoy religion on the sea. His soul
found peace when the ship was on her
homeward voyage.
A word now to the parents who pray
for impenitent children. Do You Tdtch
as we'll l> pray! DO You watch for ia-
Norahle opportunities I" speak season
able and suitable words to Your chill
dreH? Do Nou watch to- see when their
hearts may hc unusually serious and
tender Do N"u watch for Nour own
example before them Do YOU watch
tor The answer of Your prayers DO
dlcn read. and with whom they asso-
cIaIc. and whether they are attentive to
the proper means of grace Do you
watch more earnestly and prevailingly
for their spiritual welfare than for their
worldly prosperity If IN absent son
or daughter should come home this
night. would your first inquiry be.
"IIavc you found the saviour :" The
PRAYER that will prevail must he i'm
Fortunate. pcI>eVcIing. and believing.
1t must be accompanied with CORES
ponding labor.
Parents who 81 Labor and pray may
securely trust in the promises of God.
y. \. ObSerrer.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
To Builders and Lumber Dealers.

This space Is paid for 10y GEO IL HASTINGS.
In"ni lie would III" each and every person Whn ~
III want "t photographic work. either LARGE 81
M ALL. PLAIN ~ finished III OIL. WAIEl;
tOlOl;S. "r INDIA INK I" call and ,.Niminr -p,.
rlnl"n- ri his work and compare II with thai found
rs,w here lie would ais" have, IT distinctly
drrt"'" that with his LIGHT and FACILITIES
Tor F"rtraH Ih"tngraPhY. there is produced Just
correctly lighted and a. tin" Irt~tic.llN finished
work can he iniInd in this al the STATE.
GEO. IL. HASTINGS.
Browns Flock Main Street
: Special mention made al work exhibited AT
the lat" t"untN Fan a. III superior excellence
II. InhIishurN. Vt giti
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
HAIR VINE &.

stimulate, the .r"wth Of the h''' ,r...
decay of the hair. Prevents NV .r fr.l
in. gray Stops and prevents ih' w., +, OIL.
out stops that unpleasant itchin- ''' .t,nt.
iud, OF the hairs drca, ''n'l' ~. O..
curr, all diseases OF the scalp 'l " h.. "a,
ind dressing for Ladies han ann, ,r. f,r.r.
TRY II. Ask Your druggist ana u''' .,i.ir,--
where. or send 5:cIs Tor tritl h"t'' r,ruyi
{. W. RICH NEl'>oN ,..',.IUr
For sale in II. J"hnSbnl\ 'N
&. u. Randall druggists ,...,.,..t,u 81 N
Wells Richardson \ Go. BnI '''-'''' IIG
sale \ gents.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
CAsTORIAA.

1t j. 4 mistake I" >upI"~,. that t~t.r.t..
III 81 grown persons - We'll - ,mIdTru d..
II need {" iHcT"i.' thu quantity o.. ..
hiN' =" MANY c"multHt- Ices wine. q pei.
.,ddI.tri-hk" Wind collie. som -tuIu.r. .
letter t".thin- and Group. and that ,-..
recon, indeed III 'h,Iu
IL -tirct~ aI, m..r,. certain than ,.-'.r .
contains II" ilch"h"l and - IT'S yLI,ua'
h"n'V. 1t never glip--. EN r,-uiaIu- t.,--
and bowels thu 'a~t"rIa Co"l> the. hra.
worms and prevents t"NrIi~hn,-~ ,...'.
nerves and produces hrilth-rh,u OF ,..--.
dr'n can sleep IL quiet and m"th'I- oiu .,-'
ta>t,rii H. recommended hV all phs~..
uur~' wh" h:t,, trird II. and j. h..l iu-art..
rrr.t-In- ~tl"- 1t - prepared with -I'.t' ,...
TIA" Irc-ilt II pr Samu'l Pitcher "i Nr,.
IlhnIai-lN 81 j Il. l;u>i \ 60
a. ley -. NEW uEh t|..-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
Farm i'm Lyndon For Sale /!

The Ira Dow farm occupied by NaNi'-~ Ran
dali three. mills from Lyndon Corner On tn"
branch road To Wln'nck Hollow. sad farm con
sists of Ia acres "f land divided into tilla@c. wood
and Neutrality-suspicious. - acres al woodland. win
sugar orchard of some GOO trees. House and barns
i'll GOOD repair. and running water /" barns For
particulars, terms. etc, cnquIr" "f
20 HARRIS,
Lyndon Centre. l2tl
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
The Yellow Centaur Linimr.

is worth lis weight in gold "nu.r>.ft...
mules.
This Iinim.nt has cured m,r.. -r........
led. rim. bunrd and called lul-.., %. d..
than haN" all the i;trri.r~ ia III, ,urr,,.
It, Effects ar" simply w"ndrItu.
W., have thousand, upon iiri-t,.I-
cafes ~ ~tr"n. - the i'ilu,, iu..
My h"I>r WIS lam" fnI = ,,.r 1911, .
rrnrh. All rruIrdir~ uIt'iL Q .I,Hr.,..
considered him worthless until ..,....
list trutauT LinimrUt. which rapid, ,......
heartily recommend il
REV. GEu. ". IllIl.
''Nan"r, III. >,huhlr.,.,..
DEAR SIIi-.-i have used ,pui t,.,.
mcnI IN my family. and lind it ., go, .....
Please send III. Two d"ll;iI- Nulr. ~ .
mul,s and hurSs.~. EIi.l 5.
Falls Station. " N"uin- &c.. I'a
1t makes very lirtit. difi,r,u,,. ut.-r..
whether IT Ice wrench. ~rr,iu nulI.t. ..
-cr::t'hcS OF lamrnr~> Of 1fN kind Clio. ,,... .
H., sam. IiN"Itu,Il stu. jtiarr..'.r, .
'.tc.. should never h' Nitlu.tr To. l..... .
Lmimrnt. II l. sold ever, " q. ., .tuu Us ..
IN IL effects
Laboratory "i i. l. i;p~. . Co..
H. lirh 81. NEW A"n.
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W. II. GALBRAITH. 4 CO., Agents.
st. Johnsbury, VT. 96-llO
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NIP and TUCK"
Ohrumn.J
GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO..

81 and a3 Wesley STREET NEW VnIk
- |tIlht'h /" clubs Al importers prices
'H purchasers Of l. :, g. or > pounds Of tea in
'i"pS "i sfo and upwards. The "muam\ has nov
ana Tuck new ci pouudD pi,tur. ali ,,,,i,,,, =
IN'N SkirmIsh b"twr-n h.l .ul III do far
me possession ri doll 1t 50 ful al r,lriI,. tru
'i'' u" description can tell the story So well a, I'M.
Shpr titlc of til" artist. The battl. i. ius1 Mn
anu nck and must he srcn to he :,uI,r,,.i,t,I
SEM Tor circular OF prices. terms. &c.
The Great American Tea Company.
81 and 33 Wesley Street ~
T. %. Box, 5643. New Inrk CITY
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07

The Tablet (Roman Catholic saws
that Mr.. Moody affords, lin the midst
Of AL age of knocking and unbelieving,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-01-07
BOWMAN & HOPKINS.
Gen'l Insurance Agency
SUCCESSORS TO
GEO. =. SHAW n co,

Representing nearly all the leading Stock Com
panies. at home and abroad, and also y gents for all
the Vermont Mutual Companies.
Pledging our level best We solicit a continuance.
of the patronage given our predecessors ANY
DESTROYS of procuring either Life Fire or Accident
Insurance. assured that all business entrusted
to this Agency, will he attended to promptly and
i'll good faith to all parties.
BOWMAN & HOPKINS.
st. Johnsbury, Vt. Oct. l, l775 s2lO4