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Sec. 1. There shall be added to
the li-t of personal property, enumer
ated in chapter 33, section 25 of the
(leneral Statutes of Vermont, and
subject to all the provisions of said
chapter, the article of tobacco in the
process of curing.
Skc. 2. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved, Nov. 13.1 SCO.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect
fron its .passage.
Approved Nov. 19, 1866.
An act relating to the rights and lia
bilities of husband and wife.
It is hereby enacted, c.f
fcEC I. Section 1, of chapter 71,
ot the General Statutes is hereby
amended so as to read as follows, to
wit: When any married man shall
leave thy State, abandoning his wifo
and not making sufficient provision
lor her maintenance, or when any
married man shall be under guardian
ship by virtue of the laws of this or
any other of. the United States, if the
wite is of the age ot eighteen years,
the Supreme Court may, on her peti
tion, authorize her to sell and convey
her real estate or any part thereof,
and also any personal estate, wnich
hall at the time have come, to the
husband by rsason of the marriage,
and which may remain in the State
undisposed of by him.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved. Nov. 2, IMjG.
An act to amend section thirteen,
chapter forty-seven, of the General
Statutes, entitled "Of Levy of Exe
cution. "
It- is hereby enacted,
Sec. I. Section thirteen, chapter
forty-seven of the General Statutes, is
hereby so amended as to read as fol
lows: The following articles shall
be exempt from attachment and exe
cution unless turned out to the officer
to be taken on the attachment or exe
cution by the debtor, to wit: Such
suitable apparel, bedding, tools, arms,
and articles of household furniture, as
may be necessary for upholding life,
one sewing machine kept for use, one
cow, the best swine, or the meat of
one swine, sheep not exceeding in
number ten, and one year's product of
said sheep in wool, yarn, or cloth, for
age tor keeping not exceeding ten
sheep and one cow through the wiu-ti-r,
ten cords cf firewood, twenty
bushels ot potatoes, such military
anus and accoutrements as the debt
or is required by law to furnish, all
growing crops, ten bushels of grain.
one barrel of Hour, three swarms of
bees and hives, together with their
produce in honey, two hundred
pound- of sugar and all lettered
gravestones, the llibies and other
book, used in a family, one pew or a
slip in a meeting or place of religious
worship, live poultry not exceeding in
amount or value the sum of ten dol- -vu ael to prevent injury to public
highways.
It is hen by ciartrd, i)c,
Sec. 1. It shall not be lawful lor
any person ts; draw, or cause to be
on anv
oxen or steers, as the debtor may se-' lul;,iiC highway, hi any manner that
lc;i in lieu of oxen or steers, but not j ua.v injure sod" highway, more than
exceeding in value the sum of two i 11 Wol,d be injured by the ordinary
hundred dollars, with sufficient forage j w;l.v ot drawing m;c!i logs or timber
be punished by fine not les.i. than
ten dollars, nor more than fifty dol
lars, and such person or persons so
offending shall be further liable in
damages to any person injured by
the loss or sickness of any domestcd
animal occasioned by the deposit of
such poison or poisonous substance.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved Nov. 19GG.
Foisoxixg. A -Miss Emery, from
Ryegate. who was at work in the fac
tory at Barner,
XVTH-lKIllV .VXD .'.lOUST ACHES ! I
1 1 ()n receipt of 2- cents I will send a. Re
cipe i it :;k;k::i,,' the Bc.-l Prepttrnt icn Known fur
i"rWto- v,rMc .r-.r.,' tiie p.trnotiomd uie !.. a 01 tiw loath, ine
ICUa-htair, pOlftUuC'. j ;,.....,. ,,, h :lt v Dri.tf Store.
lerseli recently, iv taxiuir one halt a Try in Andd.v-.! J. cbrikx,
oottle of McMnnn's Elixir of opium, j
thinking is the same streiursh of tiara-!
gone. At la-f account .-;.r vsasiaaj
critical position
constipation of
103 XiiSHisa Jlcotn 2, New York.
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An act in amendment of section 2 ofi r
chapter 118 of the General Statutes
-tox, ca:I;:i::d
i: iC(
An act in relation to the earnings of
married women, and in addition to
chapter 71 of the General Statutes.
It is hereby enacted, ic,
M-:c. I. Whenever any married
woman shall be abandoned by her
husband, such married woman shall
be entitled to her own earnings, and
all the proceeds thereof, and the same
shah he under
nor sou; coui.ro!
the husband shali havt
ud
e no power over
the same; and the wife may maintain
an action therefor in her own name
in the same manner she could do it
sole and unmarried
Approved. Nov. li) 1 SoY..
relating to offenses against publi
health.
It is hereby enacted, etc.
Sec. 1. The second section of chap
ter 118 of the General Statutes is
hereby amended so as to read as fol
lows, viz: every person who shall
kill or cause to he killed, for the pur
pose of sale, and to be used as a fam
ily meat, any calf less than four weeks
urn, vi oiiiui sen, or ua e in uis pos-1
session- with intent to sell, in any
tow;i in this. State, or to scud ice
same to any foreign market to sell
for the purpose aforesaid, the meat of
any calf killed when less than four
weeks old. he shall be subject t.' the
same punishment that is provided in
section one of said chapter.
Sec. 2. This act shall lake ciicei
from its passage.
Approved Nov. .", lsiJG.
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STEPHEN II. DVXTON'S ESTATE.
3TATE OF VBIUIOIVT,
J ORLEANS DISTUICT, BS
At a Trobate Court held at Irasbureh, in said
distrfct. on the 17th dav of November, A. D. 1866,
ELLEN M. DUXTO'X, Administratrix of the
estate of Stephen H. Dunton, late of Greensboro,
in siid district, deceased, makes application to
said cu:irt, with consent at approbation in writing
of the frnardian of the minor heirs, for license to
sell the following described real estate of said de
ceased in Greensboro, except the widow's dower,
but including the reversion of dower, and the
homestead of the widow and minor children, to
wit : The whole of lot Xo. 9 in the 10th range,
supposed to contain one hundred acres. Also
a piece od'of lot Xo. 9 in the 9th range. Also an
other piece of land, all being the same prem
ises deeded by George and Melinda C.Miller to
said deceased on the 31-t day of October, A. D.
IStii), with all the privileges therewith conveyed,
on a representing, that such sale would be con
ducive to the interest of the heirs and ad interest
ed in said estate.
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court, that
said application be referred to a session of said
court t-.j be held at the Probate Oftiee in said
Ira-arargli.on tins 8ih day of Iiecember.A.D. 1856,
for hearing and decision thereon :
And it is farther ordered that all persons inter
nstcd be notified hereof by publication of notice
of this application and order thereon, th-ee weeks
stteees'-'velyiii the Orleans I udependent Standard
printed in D. i'ti.n in this .State, before said time
cf hearing. Unit they may appear at said time
.n:i jiiaec as:d if they se-j cause, object thereto.
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town clerks.
It is hcribii ennrii.-i. Arc.
Sec. 1. The clerks of the s era
towns in this S'.ai .. uv- h w
thoricd to lake aokuowied -o'lueai s o
deeds and other instrument retj.iirei
by law, throughout- the countv '.,
wiiieli said clerics repeeiihiiy i e-'.:
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authorized to iidstur.isi,.-r oaths i
eases in which iiistnuuents ai'c
ed to be sworn to. a; id aiv returnub;
to the office t.f r-ueU t ivi cieri; .
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An to ju'dv'pIi' lor the ivstoration
aii'i K'cst'rvatioii ol'lish in tho state
id' Vermont.
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1 Tin: ia'ovc rnor of the state
al, sue:! taae.s. wiieii t,y r;i.iou ol irost
highways would i:n; ne iia'.-tc to i..';,
i;.' thereby.
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tiie j:iovi-io.;.s m' the precv-liiac sec-j stricken oul tin
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tlio siau id. not sific:-:en oiu tn
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i . ii.iia lititv ci;!;! te : s, ii suitable for ail
r FiiriT l.At is" Tilt: Union;
ha'i le to coaler with the fr-
ini-siiiuers of the Xew Muu'lai
and. Canada; lo direct, and superm
tend, in their discret ion. the construe
Court, together wiiii co.-l-; 1
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plaint oi town
justice ol' the
iiou thet'eol.
streuiu.-- !ak
;..Vi';iu t juror iielore any j
peace Lavi e; jurisdic-' An act in uoship.
i'Ni-.-h p. .Prion .shall he i tiie (Jetie-ra! '
town in which nion.'v o,' aceou
li.in ui' t'wIi.vv-M v-t in the streams of the
,, i ,i ' ... ,i ,4-iunaer tiaiii(J- to lue
Slue, . ilii'l ais" til. lie u.-e v'i iiiv. ; . . 1 7 'I'll
stale io introdu-'e shad ami salmon or;1'1 Wllll":l - 01k'n''c :n' h;lve J' ' !"';:' '
otiier tioodvariviiesof lis!., into such ! ,i u i tut t .-el i,r all damage to any i:r . $!. r:.
or ponds as iliey may ; i,ul.ni,; '-vay, oy re;i-oa ol ae vie- uu. ano.vc-u ...r
,1 s,,;,,.,! to the l.ai.its and sue- : Klu"u u; i t'eo-,eica in . u...,. ......
c.-s-mi cultivation of such iisii. " lVo-1"0 nai'1" oM:'r ,w"f
i i. !.. .,.;,... ,.v-,.,.,, .. ;,...,, : town, in auv acl ion on Hie case
v a.
i u
:ves
iieln .Nov Voik and Phil.iue.
.0 1 t- r-";.oo i-era ie cleared from
;i-il-.- pupai.iii'iu aireaoy located;
calir,.;; uo'id society; perfectly
v., , v; .-.4 ,i.lv.uiiage-. Lands for
-!.- itl.'C i'.iiaw'.is H.tmiiio-itot! Fruit
-s from riiii.aielphi.i. A large
v. i.-d into ii.rias ;.j suit the actual
;- -J-i a res i.;i upwards from J?-0
I'.vc and ten acre lots for sale.
..tie -ricci. 1m r f;;!i inlonua-
i s Jo.vi.s, iianiiao!iton,New
-i s i.n.-weivi!.
,LS HOUSE,
t ,ii.' urn'. Q-K-eu sts.. Piiiirieston,
is
iiie rcjiair ol
hi i 1 1 T i ei 1 ev ie se ii1 ci . -
under this act ,l.ull not excecl live I -M'l'vctl, iSou-niber l.Mbuo.
iiuielre l dollars.
Si:e. 2. Said commissioners shall
hold their oHiccs for the term of live
years, un'ies othei s siitiil lie appointed
to iiil the vacamdes occasioned by
death, resignation, or inalulity to ul-
teinl to tiie duties required.
Sec. .. Xo person shall be allowed
to take any shad or salmon in any of
the waters of this state, or continuous
thereto for the term of live years from
tiie dale of the passage of this act.
JYovidcd: the slates adjoinii r and
the province of Canada enact similar
prohibitory laws respeetino: the wa
ters tributary to and flowing lVoin
the lakes and streams of this state ;
and provided furthermore, if the states
of Xew Hampshire and Massachusetts
each enact similar laws, then this sec
tion .shall prohibit the taking of shad
or salmon in the Connecticut river,
and the st reams, lakes or ponds trib
utary thereto; and provided further,
if the pvOvernment of Canada and the
state of Xew York shall each enact
a similar law, then this section shall
prohibit the takino; of shad or salmon
in Lake Cham plain and Lake Mem
phremai'oe; and the ponds and streams
tributary thwreto, but not otherwise.
Sec. 4. Xo person shall be permit
ted to take any trout or lunge in this
state, with any hook, net, or other de
vice, for the term of five years from
the pa.-sage ol this act, except from the
iirst day of May to the fifteenth day
of August of each year; provided,
however, that nothing in this section
shall be construed to prohibit the tak
ing of fish in private ponds, construct
ed expressly for the raising of lish by
the owners thereof; and provided
further that any person wanting
spawn for the propagation of fish,
may take fish from their spawning
beds or elsewhere during the spawn
ing sea.on, provided such person first
obtain a written permission from a
majority of the board of civil author
itv'of the town in which such fish arc
to be taken.
Sec. o. Any person violating the
third or fourth sections of this act
shall be liable to prosecution before
any Justice of the Peace for the county
in which the offence is committed, and
shall be lined not less than five dol
lars nor more than one hundred dol
lars, or imprisoned not less than ten
days nor more than three months in
the jail of the county in which the of
fence is committed, or both penalties,
In the discretion of the court, togeth
er with costs of prosecution one-half
of the line to go to the person matin
the complaint, and the other half to
tiie t reasury ot the state, rroviueu
that nothing in this act contained
shall prevent any person lroin taking
trout, nr maskaluutre with, hook and
line, from the fifteenth day of May
to the thitfr-flret, dap;.
nee ltundivit do
the Sitllje r it ;i
.sum, ami hu- a h
: 1 1 1 I higher ,: -be
ado wee.
.T.I '. 2. ' ii ii ! i 1 :' 1 .
similar oUi-.rn 1 i :;s.
payable u .a-nr. a, i
time with i,t;-.'! -'i
made, such j.i n .-i.i.-til'St,
to lifii;..i;iie l:;e
vieenn d at the t: i
and secou-by. to
taent of tin prii.idp.;
Si-:c. :
ob;i
on
JOSEPi-i PL
LL, Proorictor.
a!
U'le
n le;i
i An act to provide ib
aigiiwuy.s.
is hereby nactcd, i)r.,
! Si:e. i. when in tiie opinion of
! t he highway surveyor or road master
oi' any distriei i,i any town in this
Mate, it shall oeeonie necessary to
take the grave!, earih, or tdone, for
tho purpose oi lx-pairing or buiidhiir
anv road under his cluirj;e that does
not lie within the iimits of the high-1 Si-:c.
way as surveyed, or bcyoml the limits ' similar
of his district, and the owner thereof i,avabk
will not permit him to take the same! time, with inierc.-e
without paviiiir more than in his judg-: nual iiteret iliai
ment he ought to pay. then the high-: shall be s!;:-iee' ; i .-h r,
way surTeyor or road master shall! from the time li.-ry btvom-- .'.tie ;-.
have the riuitt lo call on the seleci-; time of final set i ieineu- : but i". ;.
men of the town in which such inate- vear, reckoiiii!!.-: from lh- "inie -,
rial is located, and they shall at once annual inter -1 lu can so a; -ri:. .
make an examination ot the matter, ', r'trnts have b.-i i ma-.i". ii"- am' a.
and if they are satisfied that the pub-i of such payments at She i nd '
lie good requires the tukiug of such i year witn interes-i. thrivon iv.v.v. ;
inateriai, then liio vsclectmeu shall time of payment shad bo apod-- . :
give notice of the intent to take the! Iirst. to liquidate the simple '.;
gravel, or stone, to the owner or oc-; that has accrued from the u-.tpaio
eupaiit of the land from which the i nual interests ; secon; t.y, to ti-p.iti;
material is to be taken, and proceed i the aunual interests ih.it nave b., -:
to appraise the damages by the year i due: thirdly, to the extinguishiik
or otherwise, and shall pay or tender j of tiie principal.
a l ... . . . . I , ! . ' . i . I : -. a : .
me same to saiu owner or occupant, : r-cc. i. oiuia-j. m iui ac. .-;!.'.
and they may then direct the shrveyor so coustrueil as to affect exist har ta
LOSS"
fx-?-"' f
ha-;--- . s
it n M
!' i-,v
-Do vou vrisli to
UAIir., OI A! L SIZES.
i ." i. i'j is
r si
Lid tut ail about Gas
ll.iveyn'.t ; hotise or faetory (.r
(i-.lier imiidhis to li-tbt r Be
ii .re ii. ai;j; s , lie sure e.nd sei.d
-..r our ea-enl.ir. Yoti will not
I v.wt it.
U'SIOX (hlS CO.
' -to I'a-.K mtield Street, Boston.
.-.-.-..I WILOO.X -v GlllBS (SEWING MA
i CllIXl-s GIVEN AWAY as oreinianis for suli
i .-erii-ei-s to Arthur's Home Mai-'aane. Address
! iwi.ii ''. etsi .r nuniin-r eontai'-iiift terms) T. S.
1 Al.TIH'U, ;:" Wahiat St., Philadelphia. Pa.
This preparation
IS NOT A DYE,
but by supplying the canplilarv elands, arts as a
restorer. This preparation contains no Sugar of
Lscaa or otlier mineral to deleterious to the- head
aid hair, and ol winch most of the eoninounds in
the market are made, but it is a purely vegetable
jirouueiion.
AVe Challenge the AVorld
to produce an instance where the Restorer has
l-.uled, when used according to directions. It is
u-ed and recommended by the Clergy and Facul-
y. i ne proprietor is aware ot the many who
have been disappointed by the high soundingpre-
icnse oi uie numerous nitir preparations witn
which the market has been tilled for a few years
past, but snch entire con lideiice does he place in
the merits of his Restorer, that he oilers in all
eases lo refund the money altera thorough trial
of two bottljs, if it fails to pre perfect satisfaction.
Mothers, whose children's hair is harsh and wiry
or thin and scant, will find by using the Restorer
it will immediately improve, thereby laying the
foundation for a good head of hair, so desirable
in after life. A single trial will convince the
most sceptical of its merits. Once use it and
you will always use it. Call for Dr. Clock's Hair
Restorer, and take no other. Sold by druggists
everpwhere atlpl per bottle.?
DIt. F. B. CLOCK. Proprietor.
Manchester, N. II.
Huntley & Hall, Dealers in Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, Yankee Notions, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
i. e., fee, are agents for Newport, Vt.
Wm. Josi.ys & SoNS.Apothaearies & Druggists.
Dealers in Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
l-.aiev Ooods, Perlutnerv, tec, inc., arc Asents
t or Barton, V:., " ll-33y l
V llE L AJfl).
A EC Hi A FJttTaT I..4SDS, in a
-Sa mild and healthful climate Thirty railes
south of Philadelphia, by Ilailroad, in New Jer
sey, on the same line of latitude as Baltimore, Md.
The soil is rich and productive, varying from a
clay to a sandy loam, suitable for wheat, Gra. s,
Corn, Tobacco, Fruits, and vegetables. This is a
freat frmt country. Five hundred Vineyards
aiid Orchards have been planted out by experi
enced fruit growers. Grapes, Peaches, Pears, &e.,
produce immense prolif s. Vineland is already
uiie of the niu.-t beautiful places in the United
Mates, l he entire territory, consisting ot htty
sauare miles of land, is laid out upon a general
system of improvements-. Xhe land is only sold
to actual settlers with provision for public adorn
ment. The place on account of its great beauty
as well as other advantages, has become the resort
of people of taste. It has increased lire thousand
people within the past three years. Churches,
saores, schools, Academies, societies ot Art and
::t
v ;;l Hav, Ims-
:-....--.-'-'itf e.,aiiis ot
.ie '- : iie late nets "t' I
1 Ie- l.inowaigper
jinDire Sewing Machines.
-AltE SUPEHIOU TO ALL OTHERS
s: ijt or l'.;:;i!y uuu 3Ianrtlacturiug
"arposL's,
ra,t.ra.i all the latest improvements;
are s-ieedv, tioiseiess, durable, and
e.isv to v. t'.;. I'dustr.ited Circulars free. Agents
waiited. I.i '.era I discounts allowed. No con
signmein s mule.
Add.e-s WIRTH & ROOT.
3S2 Washington Street, Boston.
Eearuing, and other elemerts of refinement and
culture have beet; introduced. Hundreds of peo-
le are constantly scttleni!:. Jlnndreds ot new
bouses are being constructed. Price of farm laud,
,-enty acre lots and upv. ards, $flo per acie. 1 lve
ml ten acre and village lots lor sale.
Fruits and Vegetables ripen earlier in this dis
trict than in any other locality north of None":,
a. Improved places tor sale.
Openings for all kinds of business. Lumber
Yards, Manufactories, Foundries, Stores, and the
like ; and Steam Power, with room, can be rented.
t or persons who desire mild winters, a he.-nti!-
fulcliinate, and a good soil, in a country beaici-
tuiiy improved, ai)undmg in lruits, and posses
ion all otnet social prmieuges, in the heart ot
civilization, it s worthy of a visit.
Letters answered, and the Vineland Rural, a
paper giving full information, and containing
reports ot Solon lloiunson, scntto applicants.
Address CHAS. K. L.AND1S, Vineland P. O..
Landis Township, New Jersey.
from Keport of Sown liobinson, AqncuUural
Editor of the Tribune: "It is one of the most ex-
'ensirc fertile tracts, in an almost level position and
suitable conaition lor pleasant farming that tee
knoic of this side of the Western Prairies."
aims.
: w'.i-.. ii-.v. iveeivea otlty
: i e a-,w e:a ,. i it . iy:w ao- i
.. :er;if.i.ih .nllitioiial Pen
i! auer siN:.-ea year.- el' uae.
a!,, i s, tie.; iters, brothers and
:ae i aia li. i u. ; e.'inay.
rved iluiH years, or have
:.. i uata of wounds, havitia
i.e now entitled to b"".(W ad-
eiiesa -.i :'...r two years, 0
. hoh .ve lost, or are disabled
o'li-asor arms, are now en
I"'" tt.o'.l'l'. pension, ac
! eiiiiay.
a at die close of i lie war ate
i i.- li o'iih-. extra pay, under a
or road master to lake the inateriai
so appraised to tiie amount necessary
tor the purpose set forth in this act.
tEC. And it is fta-iiier j)rovideiJ,
that it the owner of said laud is not
satisfied with the amount of damages
allowed by the selectmen, then he
shall have all the rictus of appeal in
tiie same manner and iorm as he would
have under the statutes in case oi" ap
peal from the apprisal of selectmen
in opening highways.
Sec. Any highway surveyor or
road master of any highway district
in this State may, when in his opinion
it becomes necessary to take any
uravel, earth, stone, or other material
for the purpose of repairing or build
iug any road uuder his charge, that
lies within the limits of the highway,
whether the same is to be used at or
near the point where the same is tak
en from, or other places on said highway.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved November 1U, lebb
relating to hanKs ana laiiiKiiia1 i;-,-tuitions,
nor to notes and eon true is i-x-isting
before the pas.-age of tins as;.
Sec. 5. This act shall laL' e filer.
from its passage.
Approved Xow 1'.'-, I Stio.
STATE OF VEHMOXT.
Ollice of Secretary of Slate,
Montpclier, Xov. 21, 18GC.
1 hereby certiiy that the foregoiim
7 numbers, published in pursuance oi'
sec. 14, cnap. .. ot the general stat
utes, are true copies ol acts passed by
the ireneral asscn.blv at its annual ses-
a: a-
deceased soldiers fol
io a pension
great dis-
; " S. : 1 1 - -. , the cer-
;. i . ;. ..'tlu- (;..;;;:, -which
a-on ;-Si an; ! :e.!t ions, can be pro
- : . . , .. . nn forwarded the same day np-
S n S- in le, end tlins tiiueh time saved,
-a i.i'-:-s can be done by mail if required.'
cuas. I. 'AIL, lrastuii-gli, Vt. 33tf
! ivin's Patent Hair Crimpers-
j VorCittMi'iNt ami Wavino Lapiks' Hair. No
! at itKuriKr.n in vsixo them. Asii your
! S-oi elveener for tlieia. If lie does n t keep them
vi i ee to the liiaui't.te; liver, 1.. 1 i.N.s, Dtxtii ai.,
and Columbia Avenue, Philadelphia.
As.'.- I -M n-i- uz.-iit 1 1 " j l Hfdii.
Chevalier's late for the Hair restores gray hair
to iisoi-i-ina! color and voutliltil beauty.strengtn
ens and promoies the growth of tiie weakest
hair, slops its falling oiu at once, keeps the head
clean and the scalp healthy ; contains nothing
iniurious ; a deliahtla! Hear dressing lore iiiiurcu
.is wp :is 1 T nelsons. l ll, .-n.iuv. ......
hemists consider it a woiidertai tnumpli ot sci-
.-, , , . i, , : . 1 .111. TioV
eace. ootii nv an uruuisis uu unnii-tH. .
1,-esscrs, and at my ollice, No. 113 Broauway
V,.,.- Vnrt.
t Wholesale in lloston by ijco. C. oooawin
Lv C j., VecksS: Potter, M. S Burr & Co.. Carter
V 'V "C" SARAH A. CHEVALIER, M. D
sion. a. i). one thousand eitrht
tired
and sixty six, as appears lroin the iiles
of this office.
George Xicnoi.s,
Secretary of State.
AUCTION SALES
Ai tended to with promptness
W HEELER,
WINTER EMPLOYMENT.
t?OAl MONTH and Expenses Paid
UU Male or Femaie Agents, to introduce
;i nev. ami useful invention, of absolute utility in
every household. Agents preferring to work on
r-iinmissiou ran earn from S"20 to 6)0 per day.
For all particulars, cncloss stamp, and address
11. (i. W 1LSU-N UU., iJieveiaua, uum
I ill ytiij.t
I V
n in.-.
ies.I'woi
I saue- wo
Pom!, V
i,;
An act to prevent the depositing of
poison on lands, and in amendment
of section thirty of chapter one
hundred and thirteen ol the Gener
al Statutes.
It is hercbn enacted, &c.
Sec. 1. Section 30 of chapter 113
of the General Statutes is hereby
amended so as to read as follows :
If any person shall deposit any
poison or poisonous substances upon
the lauds belonging to' himself or to
anv other person, or in the buildings
The Chicago Times boasts that its
late pronuueiaiuento for negro suffrage
has created more sensation than any
newspaper editorial ever published in
this country. Which reminds another
democratic paper not yet converted
tothv? true democratic doctrine, of the
servant girl who went to town, and
came back arrayed in fine linen and
purple and jewelry. "Bless me, Jane,"
said her old employer, "wiiere uiu
you get all those line clothes ?!' "La,
missus," replied Jane, with a self-
satisfied smile and glance of approval,
A man in Providence named Rich
ards invented a paper collar and bo-
Bite
UK1
Vt., '
t A '
D.
r. , ; :::' Kng. i- li
f :;: 1 S v ': re ;K.-..,li
i of the
.t..So ci
on
MICHAEL JtVLUS
Sr. . ii f S '
.1
1IC p- 1 :
!:! i
s "Un-ri:-., -s.
Ill Probate Cotirl, lien' r Ir:sinirg!i, in si id
Dsa-,er, die 4.u day of D-.-c. A . 1. Ud:
il-.-iiry Ii. aij i:i-s, aSiii-n:- ti.to.f c. .'es.'i.'.;.-;.-'o
anih.ro of the esnne of Mich.n ! ity cy, i n- 1
Cr.ifi.-bury, iu (-.aid i:is!.r:e., decc i eil, prv--e!iH
his aamiiii: tr.ui.ni account f.r t.;t,miii.-!i.n :ind
ullowaticc, and makes :ij.; iie.stn.u tor a decree of
distribution and paiiUioa of the efta'e of t-'aid
dec-eased.
Whereupon, ii is ordered by said Cmtrr, th:.i
said uccoiiut and sail! ap.pi ici: ion be reti rred te
a se-siou of said Court to i.e lend at the j'l.sbme
Oliiee in caid Int-bargh.on the '2xi-h dr.y oi'LK .Jeni
fer, a. i). Ib03, lor hearing and decision liier-:-on
:
And it is further ordered, that notice hereof f-e
given to ail persTins interested, by pu. mention of
the same three weeks successively in the Orleans
Independent (standard, a newspaper published at
Barton, in said di-trict, previous to said time e.p-
.,,,,1 , i,lw,,,:,B. ia ,vtlif,ni3v K rc.-irn mail. An tora.ati.iii.-Lious ftiicJy
hnril uiu- foiiii' .leeonn!; shonl.i not i.r niitiwed. i eonlidential. Address-. in confidence, MADAME
and suth decree made. j K. F TUOR.N'1'OX, V. O.
liv the Court. Attest, K.T v ,,. .
50w3 " E. A. STEWART, Judge. I' 1 ''Hb
-..i:;.e.. sren won--,
P-: To emoiie her to
oS :;v les- ::n:''ift:i!iee to
:; '. .; e.dn-r --etv. ' Vif'e m a
ne d ..ii:.-.:.'es the Very features
t u t'vs to marry, tnsd i y the aid
.-Sinten. c p.-wcr, kuown as tiie
... ftuar.tiitv-vS to prod, n o a liie
shc i.s.itrc Utisli.tnd or -wife of the
I'lei-ivnh .hire --f marriage, po:
tii:::' tiVii.s ( i character, ike., tie.
iSnr, as jhouH.:d!S of testiuionials
;tl iit'i ce.sireu, a certi.
ie itii
n
nnr.i
I.e.
rt,
sni Si i-
tne ptc-
cnclofcliij? a
ui in.i.-, and ytatiut place of birth, age,
o:s;. .ii;:. .n ntni eoiun'cxioii, and enclosing 50 crs.
and s:n;.o.ed envelope r.i'.-'lrrs:-eil to yourself, you
will receive the iSe'St-.e and iltsired in format ion
MX 2il Hudson.
AUCTIONEER,
OTartV thsiitinrr of sellinir at Auction, will
find i: to their interest to corre.-pond with nae.
Tiie Ison-resiieii!s Proprie'fir of the t'jwn of
Leuinisr'oii in t he county of Fssex, are hereby
notified that the ti'xes assessed by said town
within' the year next preceding this date remain,
either in whole or in part, unpaid on the fallow
UK; described lands in said town, to wit i
Mo of Mo of Mo of Amt. of
Div. Lot. Acres. Tax.
.4- DOIXAHS. BARTLETT SEWIMG
-1. J MACHIXK. Unsuroassed for family use.
Anents wanted. Larger commissions paid than
nn Anv nihiT machine. Address C. WEAT1I-
KUBY, Sole Agent for Eastern, M. Y., 200
Broadway M. Y., Room !).
- TIIE )
zCo I lecreW
A. J. MARSH lo CO, SU Allans.
c.
Fall term commences Sept. 13, 18G(. College
Journal civin? information mailed free. Apply to
CUAS. A. J. .MARSH. & lO.St. Alimiis V I. o ) 1
.Toll ii Writrhf.
W ii-iam WiilLs,
Samuel Wiliis,
David Callioiiii,
Jonathan I.yon,
Anthony Tripp,
John Tripp,
David Seaman,
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
onathan Seaman, 3
7. balon Seaman, 3
John Tri- p, 2
Herman Lilfird
17
57
5o
38
2G
39
44
10
S3
Ci
43
7
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
190
190
$2,614
1.761
1.761
2.2o4
2.3.57
2.614
1.919
1.819
2.44
.395
5.588
4.747
nd so much of said lands will be so'.d at public
auction, at the School House in sai'i District Mo.
1. in Leiuitijrtoii, on the 31st day of December
next, ut lo o'clotk in the forenoon, as shall be
requisite to discharge said taxes with costs, un
less previously paid.
Dated at Leuiinston, Mov. 24, 1866.
50w3 U. 11. COOK, 1st Constable.
ii TO 2 FOR EVERY HOUR'S SERVICE.
0 1- Employment desirable for ClDraymen
teachers, students, aud soldiers no risk. La
dies and gentlemen want'-d in every county.
Everybody address J.1ASUM L,AMi,
ery.M. Y.
INVEST ONE DOLLAR
in the
GRAND CHARITABLE FAIR
and
PRESENTATION FESTIVAL,
For the benefit of
DESTITUTE & ORPHAN CHILDREN
of our
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
xr-.i aiivi' Female Agents wanted. Address,
with .mp. for particulars, THOMAS & CO.,
Managc.rs,6 15 Broadway, N. Y.
lVAVrEI--AGEXTS, to sell Rev. D.C.
iV Eldy's works "The cottage Library," by
the set or-single volume. The best canvassing
books eve -,r published. Exclusive territory given.
Good ind ucemeiits. Send for Circular. HOR
ACE Wi 1MTWORTH, Publisher, 110 Washing
ton Stree. t, Boston, Mass.
3IANIIOOD.
riOW LOST, HOW RESTORED,
TShST Published, a Mew Edition of Dr. Culver-
f I well's Celebrated Essay on the radical cure
(without medicine) of Spermaiorhoea, or feeminai
Weakness, involuntary iscminai iuij.
iencv, Meuml and Physical Incapacity, Impedi
ments to Marriage, etc. ; also, Consumption Epi
lepsy, and Fits, induced by sell-indulgence or
sexual extravagance.
(O'Price in a sealed envelope, only 6 cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable es
say, clearly demonstrates, form a thirty years'
successful practice, that the alarming conse
quences of self-abuse may be radically erred
without the dangerous use of internal medicine
or the application of the knife pointing out a
mode of cure at once simple, certain, and effectu
al, by means of which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be, may cure himself
cheaply, privately, and radically.
O'This Lecture should be in the hands of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal in a p''n envelope, to any
address, postpaid, on receipt of six cents, or
two post itamps. Also Dr. Culverwcll's "Mar
ri1re Guide," price 25 cents. Address the pub
lishers! CHAS. J. KL1ME & CO,
127 Bowery, Mew York, Post Otlice box, 4.5SG.
U)FE AND MATRIMONY.
Any Lai iy or Gentleman sending rne an ad
dressed en velope and stamp, will receive full di
rections foi- gadning the affections of the opposite
box, and which will enaoie mem to inarij
rALTO.VS RIjr.ISTEIU Farmer's Alma- pily, irrespective of wealth, age o r A
V n.ie, and a good assortment of Diaries ior dross Mrs. M AB .IE LAMOILLE, Harlem r. U.
Ii67, at tUoBai-ioui'wuj; Stero. New York City,
Money Returned in Full
I F, alter a few day's use of GODFREY'S CA
1 TARRH REMEDY, its effects are unsatisfac
tory. Sold by P. C. GODFREY only, Mo. 831
Broadway, Mew York ; ffi a box ; few require
more. It is-tho prescription of one of toe most
eminent of living successful medical professors
and surgeons in the United States, and is known
loiica scientific, safe, and successful remedy.
Occasionally a case may have passed to an incu
rable state, for man was born to die; but that
none may be imposed upon, the above offer is
made, in accordance with the printed statement
on each box.
March 7, 186614
Orleans Probate District.
PROBATE COURTS will be held at my office in
Derby, on Monday, knd at the Probate Office
in Irasburgu, on Thursday of each week, until
farther notice ' .
E. A. STEWART, Judge.
Irasburgh, Dec. 1, 18C5.
DENTAI NOTICE.
T TAKE this occasion to correct an error that
1 has been circulated, that I am going away.
T nm still .loinir business at my old rooms, over
wSthK Stiles' store where I : shall -be
nleased to receive any and all of m7 old friends
Sndi Datrons. soliciting at tho same time the pat
SeoTthe public generally, feeling confident
that I can with good work and low prices please
ail who may favor mo with a call.
. H. T. WHITM EY. Surgeon Dentist
IrasDurgh,NoY. 3, 1866. 46tf
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