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IN BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICE is hereby given that have been duly
~ appointed Assignee In Bankruptcy OF the
estate o: Edwin q. Bennett, o! Charleston, in ths
District OF Vermont.
CHARLES CARPENTER, Assignee.
Charleston. VI Oct. nh. l-.-.-liMiM
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-25

IRON BRIDGES are to be substituted for the
two wooden ones over the Winooski river at
the Lime Kilns, on the Central Vermont
Railroad, and the preliminary work has
lust been commenced.
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TIE great Shelburn puffball has been
eclipsed. That weighed some seven pounds;
but the papers say that one was found at
Elkhorn, Wis, the other day. ffty-four
inches round and weighing thirty pounds.
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''Ir seems as If | should cough my head "a, Is
sometimes the impatient exclamation OF 4 sufferer
from a cough. Quell the paroxy sns with
Hait's Honey Of H0reh0UHi and Tar. 4 he relief is
immediate and the cure certain. Sold by all drug
gists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure IN one minuto.
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PIANOS & ORGANS.
+. ii. WOOD,
Teacher of Piano and Organ,

Mr.. Wood has the agency for Chick
ering," "Steinway" aud ''llaines Bros. -
Pianos. Also Mason & llamlin Organs.
A very fine Chickering Square
Piano now ou hand.
Also IIainc7 lprisht and Square
Pianos; also splendid Estey * Go Or
gan, six stops, cost S2l5, will he sold
for $40.
New lot Stools and Covers Just re-
beautiful styles. Old In-tru-
ment in exchange for new Pianocs to
rent. Tuning and repairing done at
short notice.
Oct. /, iS7--dSwt!
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICE il hereby given that on the 10Th day
~ OF September, A. u. 1873, | was duly chosen
Assignee of tee estate and effects Of Il. IL. J. NJ.
Weeks, bankrupt.
Dated at st. Johnsbury, Oct II, ISIS.
I6w3w GEO. Is. WALkER
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NOTICE OF ASSIGNEE's APPOINT

nISTRICT OF VERMONT, Sat- St. Adams.
1.-the 18th day OF October, AID. ISIS.
The undersigned hereby gives notice o: his APP
pointmcnt a Assign OF the estate of william II
Mayo, OF Georgia, in tina "'nnty af Er-"kiiu,
and MarlIn " Mayo. in the county OF Chittenden;
partners under the firm name OF Mayo brothers"
and StIte of Vermont with said District who have
been adjudged Blnkrupts upon their own pc
titiOn. by the District Court OF said District.
l6w3w JOHN j. BURGESS Assignee
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THE Orange county court docket shows
its usually large list of cases, there being a
chancery cases, and 249 civil cases and !
criminal cases.
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NOTICE IN BANKHUpTCY.

I'HlS is to give notice. that the 9Th day OF DC
i tohGr, A. Il. ISIS a Warrant in Bankruptcy was
issued against the estate of George Ashley, OF
of Vermont. who has been adjud.ed a Bankrupt
on his own petition. that the payment of any
debts and delivery OF any properly belonging to said
Bankrupt, to him, Tor his use. and the trans
fer o: any property by him, are forbidden by law :
that meetin. OF tle creditors OF SAID Bankrupt to
prove their debts, and to choose one or more as
signees OF his Estate, will he held at n court Of
Bankruptcy. 10 be holden at the office OF L. L.
Lawrence, Esq. in Burlington, in the county OF
thittenden and State Of Vermont, before L. L. Law
renee ESQ, Register. the 3ist day of October A
D.ls7S, at o'clock a. IN. THOMAS FAILEY,
Deputy United States Marshal, as Messenger.
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IN the District Court of the United States for
| the District of Vermont. In Re. George
Y. Greeley. Bankrupt.-ln Bankruptcy. No.
81. District of Vermont. -.
SIe:-Noticc i hereby given tina, Il petition
ha> been filed in said Court, b, Geo. Y. Gree
ley, of Waterbury. in said District. duly de-
clared bankrupt under the Act of Congress
OF March 81, 1856. for discharge and ccrtiii-
cate thereof. from all his debts and other claims
provablc under said Act. and that the 9TH day
of November. lS1>. at . O'Clock a. H.. before
the Hon. lloyt II. Wheeler. Judge of said
Court. at the [. ;. Court Rooms in Burlington
is assigned for the hearing of the same. when
and where all creditors who have proved their
debts. and other persons in interest. may al
tend and show clil>c if any they have why the
PRAYER OF said petition should not he granted.
Dated At burlington, on the 18th day of oc-
tober, ISIS.
l6w;iw l.. Il. SMALLEl, tlerk.
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IIREnArInN NnrICE,

INNS is to certify that have this day given my
L sons, Joseph Minor aud Frank Minor, their time
during the remainder OF their minority and that
from this date shall claim none OF their wages.
neither pay any debts OF their contracting
In witness whereof hereunto set my hand.
JOHN MINOR
Charlotte Vt, oct l., ISIS. lGw3w
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The rain of Saturday night was snow on
the hills around US; and Mansfield, Sun
day, was clad in his Winter robe of white
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NOTICE OF AsSIGNEE'S APPOINT
MENT.

nlSTRICr OF VERMONT. SS.-At St Adams
J the eth day of October A u. l>ss.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his ap-
pointment AS Assignee Of tho st. Adams Foundry
Company, OF st. Adams, in the county o: franklin
and state OF Vermont, within said District who have
been adudged Bankrupts upon the petition of their
creditors by the District Court Of said District.
ljw3w JOHN. ]. BURGESS, Asst snco.
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SANFoRD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH

INSTANTLY relieves and permanently cures this
loathsome disease in all its varying stages 1t pos
herbs and baTIs in ther essential rP free 9I a
hbrous contamination. and in this respect differs from
foun ia way from the Atlantic 10 the Pacific coast
and wherever known has become the standard remedy
for the treatment of Catarrh. The proprietors haye
Sgsn waited b upon Py fntenep oil national reputation
al consefabis expcnse and personal troIbie sprr.I
the good news throughout the circles In which they
gence and refinement say owe my life TO Sanfords
Radical Cure, feel assured that is article
OF great value. and worthy TO be classed among the
standard medical specifics of the day.
TIE benefit derive from its daily Is to in.
HENRY WELLS. OF WELLS. FARGO q Co.
IT has cured after twelve year, Of uninterrupted
GEo. W. HoUGHToN. wALTu,u. MAs,
FOLLOWED the directions to the letter and am hap
b. W. GRAY. NJ. D., MUscArISE, Iowa.
I HAVE recommended 1t to quite a number of my
l fficnds. all Of whom have expressed to me their
WI. BOWEN, 2!5 PiSE ST. ST. LoT us
FTEI; using two bottles md myself permanently
a cured 6aye since resomlaended over QUO
ijy HARRISON AVE, BOsToS.
WE have sold sASFoEp's RADICAL CURE for nearly
w one year and can say candldly that never
satisfaction We have yet to learn OF the first
:. i. BALDWIN < CO.. WASHINGTON. ISD.
THE effected in by SANFOED's RADICAL
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who had suffered without relief from any the usual
remedies that IL could not be true. therefore
AFFIDAVIT to it before seth j. Thomas ESD Justice Of
tn. Peace. Boston.
UE0l;GE +. pINsMoEE. pEyGGIsr. BosroS
Each 7ai kalc OF SNNFcEp's ENpIcAi. CURE contains
Dr. Satnrls Improve lnhAlnS Tube, and :ull dirrc
its In all eases Price $luu. 70. BALE hy
all Wholesale and retail druggists and dealers through
ont the United States and Canadas. WEEKS ~ POT
1EE, General Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Bos-
ton. Mass
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l.. Il. SMAL.LEl, Clerk.


I y the District Court of the nited States for
L the District of Vermont. In Re. Martin
:. Chambcrlin. Bankrupt.-In Bankruptcy.
No. ,l3. district of Vermont y.
SIE:-Notcc i hereby given that Il petition
has been filed in said Court by Martin ;. Cham
berlin. of Jaw. in said District. duly declared II
bankrupt under the Act of Congress of March
ii, IS,i1. for discharge and certificate thereof,
from all hi debts and other claims proyable
under said Act, and that the 9Th day Of Novem-
Der ISIS. ut o'clock a. H., before the Hon.
IInyt II. Wheeler. Judge Of said Court. at the
|. :. Court Rooms in Burlington, is assigned
for the hearing of the same, when and where
all creditor, who have proved their debts. and
other persons in interest. NAV attend and show
cause if any they have why the PRAYER of said
petition should not be granted.
Dated at Burlington, on The lllh day OF de-
tobcr. ISIS.
l6w;;w l.. l.. SMALLEI, Clerk.
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VA ANTED To Exchange for n Residence in tho
w City OF harrington. a beautiful Cottage Of
q rooms with city Lots. near Prospect Park.
Brooklyn, N. Y, near city line Of Brooklyn. Low
taxes hellthy locality convenient to four lines OF
horse cars. Value flh,HO. Address,
+. d. ESTES,
egg3m ESQ Pearl ST., New York.
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DISTRICT OF VERMONT. Sat- Bradford,
- the l4th day Of october, A. d. ISIS.
The undersigt ed hereby gives notice OF his ap-
pointment as Assignee OF A. P. Shaw, of
Bradford, in the county OF Orange, and State Of
Vermont, within said district, who has been ad-
judged bankrupt on his creditors petition, by the
District Court OF said District.
V. ". BAGLEY,
Assfp
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500 IsEWAR

Forany Catarrh Remedy that will siveas quick and
permanent relief, Tor the same amount Of money.
as tho VERMONT CATARRH REMEDY, which is
endorsed by tho most eminent Ply scians, PROBES
sdrs and Scientific Men OF the day, for being the hest
Cntarrh Remedy in the world. Manufactured and for
sale by n tO~S, fstrfnN, Vt,
To whom all orders should lie addressed.
Trial Boxes p cents, sent by II AL ON rcce Ut
Of price Also ~ cent and fInd Boxes For sale by
all Drugg .sts. Wells, Richardson Co. Wholesale
Agents. nec2l, si.-wly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-25

The Rutland County Court granted seven
teen bills of divorce at its recent term.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-25

CAVALRY Re UsIaN-The sixth annual
reunion of the First Vermont Cavalry will
be held at Montpelier, on Wednesday, Octo-
Der 3Oth The society will meet in the
State House, at : o'eock p. m, in room No.
II, where the usual business of the society
will be transacted, and a paper read by
Lieut. ii. O. Wheeler after which the eve
ming will be spent in social reunion. Tick
cts to Montpelier and return can be proeur-
ed at all stations for fare one way.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-25

CRIMINAL RECORD In the Washington
county court, Oscar Dodge, who pleaded
guilty to the crime of burglary and turned
States evidence against Charles A. Dodge.
whereby the latter was convicted. was SEN
fenced TO six years in State Prison. Excep-
tons were filed and passed to the Supreme
Court.
Some severe sentences were imposed by
Judge Dunton. in the Rutland county. court
among them being the following James
Kennedy. retailing, guilty of one offencc as
Of first conviction fine $40. and costs /; if
not paid in twenty-fOur hours. to be COM
mitted to the State Workhouse at hard
labor for the term Of 80 days.-Alorz)
Barker, retailing, guilty of fifteen offences
a. of the first conviction fine. $50 and
costs il not paid in twenty four hours. etc :,
555 days in Workhonse.- Barker,
keeping with intent to sell guilty Of one
offence, first conviction fine $40 and casts
if not paid, etc, 90 days in Workhouse.-
Cephss Stone, retailing, guilty CT three
offences as of fret conviction; fine, $50 and
costs; if not paid, etc I53 days in Work
house E Gibbs retailing; four fences
a. Of first offence ine s 10 and costs. if not
paid, etc 225 days in workhOuse.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-25

There is fine impudence in a man of 63
calling on a man Of 6s to get out of the
way as Poland does to Morrill,. - Springfield
Republican.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-25

A NOVEL PROSECUTION was that in City
Court, last week, against three tramps who
had for several weeks lodged in one Of the
barns On Mr.. James a. Shields farm, jest
inside the city limits. They were srraigned
under provision in the riot act. torbidding
the aSsemblage of two or more men for IN
Lawful! purpose, and were convicted and
senten led 10 ninety days in the State Work
house. City Attorney Tyler conducted the
prosecution and E. F. Broxnell appeared
for the defence.
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CHAscEEY TERN.
HON IAIN pIERpAINr Hhnnnnlln-
President seeIye on the Financial Issue,

The Chancery docket was called, and the Term
was adjourned till Monday, November ., ISIS, AT
which time the cases marked Tor hearing vill be
taken up.
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The Judge says he consented" to the
use Of his name. This is refreshing to those
who know the quiet work that has been
gong on in behalf Of the Judge prior to and
since the September election.
Judge Poland is a strong man and would
have made an influential member in the
Senate. but it is evident to everyone that.
for some reason or other. he fails to COM
mand the respect of the average Vermont
voter Lyndon Union.
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V EG ETH E.
Rec. j. =. LudlOW, aUrites:

rs BALTIC ST, BROOKLYN, MY. Nov. IA, 1874.
ii. r. STEVENS, ESQ.
Dear Sir-From personal benefit received by Its
use, as well as IRON personal knowledge OF those
whose cures thereby have seemed almost miracu-
l0us. can most heartily and sincerely recommend
the Negetine Tor the complaints which il is claimed
10 cure. JAMES p. LUDLOW,
late Pastor Calvary Church, Sacramento Cal.
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VERMONT BIBLE S5CIE1Y.- The public
meeting Of the anniversary OF the Vermont
Bible Society was held in the Hall OF the
House OF Representatives, Montpelier, on
Wednesday evening, the President OF the
Society, Colonel Franklin Fairbanks, OF St.
Johnsbury, in the chair. The Treasurer Of
of the Society. John A. Page. Esq Of Mont
pelier. and the Secretary. Rev. Mr.. Bemis.
made their reports. These reports show an
increase of contributions to the Society over
las. year OF Sill The President then in
trodueed Rev. j. G. johnson. OF Rutland.
who discoursed from Psalms xix !. The
law Of the Lord is perfect, converting the
soul; the testimony Of the Lord is sure,
making wise the simple"
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John BARLEY, guilty OF grand larceny, cOnfne-
uient in the State prison at Windsor Tor year.
Eugene Carpenter, guilty OF breaking jail, two
years confinement in the State priton at Windsor.
William Roach, guilty o. grand larceny, cOnine-
ment in the State Prison Tor one year.
Michael Dryer. guilty of grand larceny, seven
years confinement in the State prison.
Joseph Kelly, guilty OF grand larceny, conGne-
ment at hard labor in the State Workhouse at Ru:-
and, for two years, and 10 stand committed til
sentence is complied with.
Martin Blair and Edward Richelieu, guilty o.
grand larceny, confinement at hard labor in the
State Workhouse for forty days each. and TO stand
committed till sentence is complied witt.
These last are the FIRST cases under the new Work
house law.
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Prof. sehem'- illustrated Histor, Of
The War in the East.

OF the conflict between Russia and Turkey, is the
wolli one sold So No other complete work. Con
tains iu.l staten eut at tho Eastern question ami
compl, ntious.
Has san pages aud 10 Cu.riVines. Price only
ftah. Best terms ever heard % Agents. Address
n. =. GOODSfEED \ 90,
Sept e l0NGm Now York, or Cincinnati, u.
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NEW MEMBERS,

L. P. Cotton, Irasburgh: Rev. j. Ii.
links, Montpelier d P. Webster, Putney ;
Frank Plumley, Mortified T. W. p.
Rogers, Burlington; a. j. Howe, Montpe-
lier; Chauneey X. Williams. Rutland; A.
D. Barber, Montpelier James Hutchinson,
West Randolph; Roswell Farnhsm, Brad
ford; Moses E. Cheney, Barnard I; George T..
Coon, North Bennington. N. I. Sprague,
Brandon l.. F Martin, Londonderry.
Upon successive motions, the following
were elected as
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Oct i-'dswiw
=; 7: !; I: =: ! y; IRkD.rwsu

In this new volume The popular author of NIGHT
s'EsEs IN THE BIBLE, portrays with vivid and
thrilling force and eloquence the events Of sacred
truth, aud sdds fresh testimony 10 the beauty,
patho- and suhlimiiy o. the stories Cf the bible.
Agents will find this hook with its sparkling
thoughts, glowing sly lie, beautiful tngraVirgs, and
rich bindings, the best in the market Terms liberal.
Circulars tree. Address, J. G. MCCI RDY CO.
Philadelphia, Pa. sept &c -d1wiw
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ings Of the Mutual Fire Insurance Com
panies in Montpelier, were hell Wednesday.
There were several sharp contests over di-
rectorships, and the meetings as a whole
were very lively. Toe following is list Of
the officers elected
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Vermont Historical society.

I'M hF-NNaL AEs.A As'N'
Tie annual meeting of the Vermont His
torleel Society was held at the State House,
at Montpelier, en- tuesday, Oct. 18th. 1873.
The President, Hon. E. p. Walton. called
the meeting to order. with some brief re-
marks in which he slludei to the loss sus-
tanned by the society by the deaths Of Rev.
DR.. Lord, and Deacon butcher Of st.
Adams On motion, Hon. q. Ii. Heath,
Hon. K. S. Taft and Hon. E. p. Cotton
were appointed committee to present nom
nations for officers of the society for the
year ensuing. The committee, 10 due time.
reported the following list Of officers, and
the same were duly elected.
OFFICERS.
President, Hon. E p. Walton Of Mont
pelier.
Vice Presidents. Hon. James Barrett Of
Woodstock, Rev. W. S. lazen of Mortified
sid f. A. Sovles of ST. Adams.
Recording Secretary, Charles W. Porter
of Montpelier.
Corresponding Secretaries, Hon. G. G.
Ben: diet of Burlington, and Henry Clark
OF Rutland.
Treasurer, j. ". Page Of Montpelier.
Librarian, NJ. ID. Gilman of Montpelier
Curators, Hon. r. S. TAFT Of Burlington,
II. \. Cutting of Lunen5urgh, Hon. q. A.
DAVIS of Reading, IL A. Huse of MOntpe-
lier and Hon. Z T. Cotton of lrasburgh.
Printing and Publishing Committee. Hon.
HIland Hall of Bennington, Hon. +. p.
Walton and Hon &. IL. Heath of Moutpe!-
Ter
The reports of the Treasurer and Libra
rian were presented and accepted. The for
mer report showed some $500 in the treas
ury. The latter included list of books,
pamphlets and interesting historical relies
presented 10 the Society, exceeding thous-
and in number, during the year. Among
the relies are the sword OF Baron DeKalb,
Of Revolutionary fame, given hy Gov. Gin
ton. OF New York, to Major Asahel Clark
and a shor; sword Worn ~ Lieut. Nelson
Clarke, at the duel in which he fell. pre-
sented by Mss A. NJ. Hemenway of this
city.
Tho following, offered by Hon. E. A.
Sowles of ST. Albans, was adopted:
Resolsd. That this Society, recognizing the valu-
able services of Mrs A. VI. Hemenwsy, as editor Of
the Vermont Historical Gazetteer, and appreciatng
the Gazetteer as a repository OF historical nforma-
ton OF very high value to the people of the State
respectfully recommends to the Legislature Of Yer
mont to assist Miss Hemenway in the completion OF
her work by authorizing a subscription for copies
of the Gazetteer the part Of the state, in such
other manner as their wisdom may direct.
The following were proposed and elected
as members of the society:
NEW MEMBERS,
L. P. Cotton, lrasburgh: Rev. j. Ii.
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COLLINS g
VOLTAIC PLASTER
A MORBID SWELLING

An Eicctro-Caivanic Battery combined with
q highly Mcdicatcd Strengthening Plaster,
forming; the best Plaster for pains and aches
I'm the World Of II edicine.
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AYERS CATHanTIC PILLS,
for all the purposes of Family

conscnial pursati,e yet perfected Their effects
shundantly show how much they excel all other
Fills They are safe and pleasant To take, hut
powerful to cure They purge out the foul humofs
OF the blood they stimulate the sluggish or us
and tone To- the whole being. Thcy cure not only
the every day complaints OF every body, hut tor
midahe and dangerous diseases. h"st sktiiul phN
sIcians most eminent clcrgymen. and our best citi
zrns send certificates of cures performed, and OF
great benefits derived from these Pills. They are
the safest and best physlc tor children because
mild AS well as ,ilrctual Being sugar coated. they
are easy to take ant being purely vegetable, they
are entirely harml -.
Prepared by Dr.. J. { MtE 90, Lowell,
Mass, practical and anal, teal chemists. Sold by
al druggists and dealers IN Medicine 20 a noIwly
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Price. n5 Cents.

E,c 4ryfal to call for COLLINS VoLTAIC PLASTER
LIT yuu got slar WORTHLESS Imitation. sold by all
Nhulvs aud laiail DRUGGISTS tLpuchaut the uited
sj,i,. AMI tallil-. .;.l ,, NEEks q POTTER, Pro-
~. tu-4, l;.~i,.. Ma
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THEY ARE THE BEST.

C-4GsLCH,-E Enclosed you gill ind SIPS. AMI wish
ylu would send me another dozen Of your COLLINS
NOLrAIC PlASTElS. by the above you will see that
| ia something to help others In some way even II
am not able 10 h. up ana around. There are a NUN
Der who have trirl your Pllstcrs who had given
that al pas.crs were good for nothing. and now jau
with that they the best they have tried
have :nt along this winter better than have before
three WISHED could have heard Of your plIs-
ter b. .aTt. Yours, &c.
LORETTA N. cross.
r,...-rlI SPA. =. y. M.rcl =. -.
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FARMERS MUTUAL Twenty FIRST ANNUAL


Directors-W Washington county. joseph
Poland, Theron o. Bailey, George W Scott,
5. C. Shurtleti and Z. Z. PitkD, of Montpe-
lier; Addison county, ASaph ID. Hayward,
of Weybridge Bennington county, Elias
Il. Burton, OF Manchester. and larrant Sib-
ley. OF Bennington Centre /; Caledonia conn
ty, George $. Shaw, of St. Johnsbury !;
Chit;enden county. Torfey =. Wales OF
Burlington Essex county. p. Follansby,
of Glildhall: franklin county, 4. b.
Kennedy, OF franklin; Grand Isle county,
Buel Landuu of South Hero; Lamoille
county, L. &. Dodge, of Cldy's Falls {;
Orange county, John &. Sscarns Of Brad
ford Orleans county, George A uinman
of West Charleston; Rutland county. Brad
ley Fish of Ira WIndham county, L. j. b.
Cudworth of BrattlehIro ; Windsor county,
L. II. Robbins of Chester
Officers President. PorIey p Pitkin
Vice President, Torrey +. Wales Secretary,
joseph Poland; Treasurer, George W. Les
lie Assistant Secretary, George W. Leslie.
UNION NuruAL-FITru ANNUAL MEETING.
Observation-Disclosures county, W. Il
Ferrin, W. T. Bramsn, James W Brock j.
Warren Bailey and h. W. Bailey; Benning-
ton county, L. +. liOughtOn Caledonia
county, Francis Switzsr; Franklin county,
Cornelius ID. Rubiee; Orleans county.
Henry +. pillsbury Rutland county, John
A Sheldon, WIndham county, 5. 5. Villas;
Windsor county, Hugh Henry.