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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-28
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SOLICITOR or PATENTS

y,
Late Agent OF U, Patent once. Washington, unite
the Act Of 1879
10 state street, opposite kiIby ST.. Hoston
fIEh an extensive practice OF upwards Of twenty
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tres. Caveats. Specifications, Assignments and nil Pa
pers or Drawings for Patents executed on liberal terms
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mehls recorded nj Washington.
This Agency il not only the largest in New England
hulthfough inventors have have adv ges securing
patents, or aseeftaning the paenaby of Inventions
dnshpassedby, If not bly, 10 any which
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given prove that none Is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT1HE
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y THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND AnIi
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ana can prove that at no other Office Of the KIND the
charges for professional services 50 moderate, The
mehse practice OF the subscriber during twenty yea r.
past, has enabled him 10 accumulate collection uf
specifications and official decisions relative to patents
lbese hesies his extensive library Of legal and meet
Gil works. and tut accounts Of patents granted in the
United States ana Euone ndpr hiip ahfe bevond aues
non Y oHer superior facilities or obtaining patents
Al necessity Of Journey ia Washington. b procure
Paient and the usual great delay there he faveI
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard w. Eddy rs one II he most cspqlie and stc
ecT9at practitioners WIN whom have hnd had of.aa
intercourse.
CHts NASoN.o caamiaioaer of Petfut@
nave ro hesrllun in assuring invpufuts tlai they
cHnnnt employ person more competent and Trustworthy,
atH more capable If putting tt anpliratnHv iHa llfm
y ~, .eeu,e CO. ihea an efly aa4 iyar ne eea.foaR
iaic tomhm.'erer ~ ratcnt
Ho.tun, Fehruary 1852.
" Air. r. II, Eddy has made 6flne THipTEFN apf'l
e1oos. u bHt one ut WITCH utents have been etrt-
eI, and that one j, nnw pending. SHch rnmiiak4 Bic
proof O. at~at lIen' and atiy - ~ pqH eadt me C.
1tclmm'nd ali inventors tralpg to htm procure tlcir
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NAHll.

TnE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
patrons that he has renotedto Montpelier VT where
Sc has opened an Onice IN the Freema Building and WIN
rive his individual attention to the practice Of the Law in
Washington and the surrounding Counties AZ business
entrusted to his care viii receive prompt efficient at
eniin. r. V. RANDALL.
MONTPELIER, Oct 1860 f550am
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nacnt.

Whereas my wife Sally Nuttng has without cause,
eft my bed and board, and gone to Observation-Disclosures
IS to lorbd all persons harborng or trusting her my
account as shall pay Bo debts Of her contracting after
His date. JoFI NrTTfNg
Brantrec, Feb 18th, 1861 fw3s
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Notice,

( MEETING of the Stockholders of the Vermont Cen
= tfal Railroad is called Tuesday, ths 5;h March
neHt at 10 o'clock, NJ. at the American Hotel Bur
nelon, for the choice Of seven rte RS for the year
ensuing, and any other business de med proper, when
mel t-o'iWd +. W. PECK, CLERK.
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Sherifs S Sale.
Berger & Hoffman,
against

William Rutte: and Joseph Wehr.
DY virtue of of a writ of Uenditioni erponas
u to nae directed from the court of common
pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, will offer fer
sale at public auction, at the front door Of the
court house, in the town of Woodsfeld, in
said county, between the hours of 10 o'clock,
q. m, and o'clock, p. M, on
Saturday. the 24M day Of Aug. 1851.
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit:
Part of lot number thirty-two, (32) begin
ming for the same at stone on the southern
boundary line OF said lot, and opposite lot
number forty y-eight, (4e) thence south eighty
four (s4) degrees east four ~ rods; thence
north two thousand seven hundred and four
degrees (2704) east four and eight tenths
(4-S-10) rods; thence north seventy-two de-
grees (72) west sixteen and four-tenths (16-
410) rods; thence south eight Thousand four
hundred and seventy two degrees (S472) west
four "a rods; thence south fourteen (14) de
grees and three-fourths (a) west seventeen
and six-tenths (17-6-1e) rods to the place of
beginning in Calais, Monroe county, Ohio, con-
tanning one hundred and two (102) square
rods more or less.
Levied upon as the property of Joseph Wehr,
at the suit of Berger Hoffman.
&C. NJ. MORROW, Sheriff, NJ. {. o.
July "a, 1S6l.-$5,s5.'
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To Our Delinquent Subscribers.

Owing to the pressure of the times,
(which have been particularly hard on
newspaper publishers,) we are compelled
to announce to those of our subscribers
who are in arrears for over two years, that
unless they pay up by the first of August
next, that we will discontinue their pa.
per.
This we much regret, but the truth is
that we do not, with our present subscrip-
ton list, which is large for a county paper,
receive enough money to pay for the pa.
per on which the Spirit is printed.
We do not announce this fact in com
planning spirit, knowing that the times
are hard and that money is not easily
obtained There are many of our sub
scrihers with whom we are very unwil!ip g
to part. but stern necessity scompels US 10
adopt this course.
WILLIAMS & WEST.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
John Wells,


Joseph H. Thompson and others.
BY virtue of mandate to me directed from
the court of common pleas of Monroe County,
Ohio, will offer for sale at public auction, at
the front door of the Courthouse in the town
of Woodsfeld, i'll said county, on
Saturday, the 14M day Of September 1851, /,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. M, and 4
o'clock p. M, of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate; situate in said county, to
wit.
The west half of the north west quarter OF
section twenty, township six and range seven,
except the following part to wit: Beginning for
the same at the south east corner OF said lot,
thence west seventeen rods to a stone, thence
north twenty-t degrees east thirty-six rods
to stone, thence north sixty-four rods to a
tree, thence north sixty-eight degrees east I
rods to stone, thence south one hundred and
five rods to the place of beginning.
Also the north east quarter of the north
west quarter of the same section, township
and range, containing one hundred and eleven
acres, more or less. Appraised at $1SS7.
And also the north east quarter of the south
east quarter of said section, township and
range, except seven acres on the east side
thereof sold by George Dement, to David
Knapp. Appraised at 1851.
JOEL F. RANDOLPH, Mas. Com.
Monroe Common Pleas.
july a. 1S61.-$570 ~
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! Guardians Sale

TN pursuance of an order of the Probate
i Court of Washington County, Ohio, made
on the 25th day of June, A. d. 1861, in the
case of jesse NJ. Ward, Guardian of Martha
A. Ward and John W. Ward, against his
wards, the undersigned will, on the . siSs
3rd dag Of August. a.. D. 1851,
at. 1 o'clock, at the door of the court house,
in Monroe Comfy, offer at public sale, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate in Mon
roe county, Ohio, to wit: "a <sst
: The undivided half part of the south
west quarter of the south east quarter of Sec
tion four (4,) township five (5,) of range. six
60 in the District of lands subject to sale at
Marietta, Ohio. and containing forty and "a
one hundredths sacres. f7.t fs : .--. s4-,s] -
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash on the day
of sale, one-tLird in one year, and one-third
in two years from the day of sale, to be secur-
ed by mortgage on the premises sold, and the
deferred payments to bear interest at the rate
of per cent. per annum, payable annually.
JESSE NJ. WARD,
Qua rdfan Of Martha "A! and JohnsW. Ward.
July SlS61.--4w.cc%
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w 90 OHDSFHEHHD
6RMIMA MART

N1HIS Institution will hereafter hold three
i sessions annually. The first, select, from
about the middle of August, twelve weeks.
The second, public, from same time in Novem-
ber, and continuing three or four months.
The third, select, will follow the Public School
and continue twelve weeks. Notice will be
given hereafter of the precise time of COM
mencing. 6.os4k
We cordially invite the attention and pat
ronage of all and especially of those who con-
template teaching to this school, as we. are
determined to bestow every attention., and
afford every facility that can aid in the ac-
quisi.ion of liberal education. sg -s,.g
m A. STEVENS, Principal. 5,
June %, 1S61.-2m. ,s. SO
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a. A company of 1ol men from
Stafford, in this county. left for Camp
Chase on Friday last. The officers are
Milton Wells, Captain, and ]. w. NJ.
Brock. lst Lieutenant. They are as
signed to the 26th Regiment.
This company, like all the others from
here, go for the war. We haven't any
three months men.
1 There are three more companies that
have rendered their services. AS soon
as Monroe gets all her companies in, we
will then be ready to take bets against
Ashtabula. Ashtabula is the Republican
Banner County. Monroe is the Demo
cratic Banner County.
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W Here is notice copied from the
"Plain Dealer" whick shows how the
matter stands for Governor in the North
ern potion of the State:
The NEXT GOVERNOR. Among the
names given in the Statesman as having
been favorably spoken of for Governor
is that of our townsman FL. B. Payre
We are, however, requested by Mr.. Payne
to state that be respectfully declines the
use of his name for that or any other of.
fee at the approaching election.
We are all Jewett men up this way
Cor any other man. with as good abili.
ties and as good record.
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SUMMERFIELD--. :.
N o R M A L A G ADEM Y.
February 20 1861.

+ Il ID 8 s-as aEre
I The Fourth Session of this Institution win
commence at UMMERRFIELD, Noble
County. Ohio, on ls5 1ri7a ,ssr
Monday, the 9Th day August, 1861,
Under the direction of WIN. WHEELER and
JOSEPH G. CLARK. aPJ 10 s1s5
In view Of the growing demand for trained
and competent Teachers, we have determined
to establish, in this part of the State, school
wherein men and women, designing to enter
the profession of teaching, can be thoroughly
qualified for the work. The various methods
of imparting instructions will be thoroughly
discussed and the best methods carefully
pointed out. sfs -
1t is also our design to make the ACADEMIC
department of the School inferior to none in
the State. iszaE - fz = "a zegE 4
Maps, Globes, Chemical and Philosophical
I apparatus, sc &c,
Shall lend their' aid to the illustration ofethe
vorious sciences; and -thoroug ghness, the life
and soul of education shall mark every step
of this students progress. ar--s7's--
We have had under consideration various
points at whichto locate our school, and have
chosen :SUMMERFIELD, because,
1st. It is in part of the State remote
from the Normal Schools of Lebanon and
Hopedale.
End. 1t is in the midst of an renterprising
and wealthy people, who are able and willing
to educate their sons and daughters. -
3'd. 1t mas always been noted for its NOR
atty, and especially for its opposition to in
temperance.
Tuition for Term of Twelve Weeks, $6,eo.
Ess No deduction except in casesof pro
tracted sickness.
ca For further particulars inquire Of
WM WHEELER, : SIS
Or ]. C. CLARK, Summerfeld, o.
June 49,, lS6I.--3m. 81 EgEH
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Camp Correspondence.

. =
Our readers must not fail to read the
Tacy letter of "High Private, in this is
sue. We think when read. that they will
seres with us that it is very readable
letter. and will join us in the invitation to
our correspondent to ''write" as often as
the duties of ''high private" will per
NIT. We cannot refrain here from re-
marking. as we have before intimated, that
We believe the ranks of the army contain
more talent than was ever known in the
history Of any nation. Men of genius
talent and wealth are found in every
squad and every company of our volun-
teers. Such an army is invincible and
unconquerable.
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Serious Accident.

We learn that man by the name of
Thornton Whitaker was accidentally shot
at Eisemsn's Saloon in Barnesville, o.
ssThs wounded man was from Somerton,
o. He was shot with ball from q
Sharp's revolver, and 1t is thought that
the ball passed through the right lung,
making . fatal wound. As we under
stand the matter, the pistol was in the
hands Of Mr.. Eiseman and was discharg-
ed accidentally.
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.s,.a, Legal Notice.

JOHN MCMAHON, who resides out of the
State of Chic, win take notice that on the 29th
day of March, 1861, filed petition in the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county,
State of Ohio, against hing, demanding S5l
with interest from 31st-of December 1858, for
goods sold and delivered; that on the Both of
March 1851, an attachment was issued to the
Sheriff of SAID county and returned served on
the'4th of1April, ls6ls Fen one-eighths (undi
vided) of the following lands in said county:
The north east quarter of the south cas- t
quarter of section Is, township g. and range
four. You are required to appear and answer
by the 3lst day! Of August. 1851. III,
WASHINGTON CLINE.
July 8, 1861 .A6w. II rE4y sf.s.t-s..
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=. &
% WOOL CARDING !.
~ /
Richner's Steam Calding Ma
& chimes.

ments in his carding machines, and is better
than ever prepared to accommodate, on the
shortest notice, all who wish to have wool
carded, and we'll carded.
HE HAS TWO MACHINESl i
p Wool will be received and rolls delivered III
good order at =. ..5,'.sl, af
JACOB ROEMRR'S in Adams township;
C. C. NIESER'S in Louisville;
JOSIAH MOORE'S in Franklin township.
One pound of grease VIII be required to
every eight pounds of wool.
Give me trial, and will give you satisfac
ton. ,,.,.ftx = ISAAC RiCHNER.
May %, 1S61.-3m.
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An Excitement,

Oar usually quiet village was quite
excited this Monday morning about o
o'clock, by the arrival of courier from
1CIarington, bringing the news that 800
secessionists had crossed the river at
Clarir gton, that a battle had ensued and
that SO of the citizens were killed. The
excitement which such news created can
be more easily imagined than described
Sixty good men were ready to march to
the defence of the citizens of Darlington
In almost 10 minutes time after the in
formation was received. A good many
of our citizens not creditiDg the report,
q messenger was started to Sunfsh who
obtained information about four miles from
here that the report was false, and the ex.
citement thereupon was entirely 4uieted.
K Our citizens were somewhat inclined to
believe the report from the fact that a
messenger came from Darlington, the
night before, after arms and ammunition,
stating that they we're anticipating trou-
ble. But we guess that the whole orig
mated from aying reports from Virginia,
which were very much exaggerated. 1t
10 hardly necessary to add that persons
ought to be very cautious about circula-
ting reports of the kind, unless based up
on very satisfactory evidence. We think
that If there is any lesson to be learned
from this, it is, that "home guard
ought to be formed here, SO that if the
necessity should arise, we can render some
e6sctive aid and service.
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Master commissioners Sale.
Job Stackhouse,
against
Samuel Fisher and wife.

Samuel FlSner ana Wlie.
DY virtue of a mandate TO me directed from
ID the Court of Common Pleas OF Monroe
County, in the State of Ohio, will offer for
sale at public auction, at the front door Of the
courthouse, in said county, on
Saturday, the l4h day Of Sept, 1851.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, a. m.. and
O'Clock, p. m., on said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in said county, to
wit:
The north west quarter of the south east
quarter of section sixteen, township four, of
range six, containing forty acres, more or less.
Appraised at four hundred and seventy five
dollars. Terms of Sale-One third down, one
third in one year, and one-thrd in years,
with interest at per cent, per annum The
deferred payments to be secured to the salts
faction of the master.
JOEL f. RANDOLPH, Mas. Com.
Msnroe Common Peas
Julv % 1S6l.-S42O.
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E Read the war news this week.
General Scott has given the order to
MARCH, and it is being done up effectively.
Richmond will soon not be very healthy
location of q secession Congress, from the
present Indications. The secret Con-
press meets on the goth. we believe.
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- DIR. w. T. SINCLAIR will address
the, citisens Of Seneca township, in be-
half Of their own interests at Calais, on
Saturday. July 27M, s-s
n O'Clock. r. N.
Delegates to the State Convention,

The Executive Committee of this County
have appointed delegates to the Democratic
etste Convention to be held at Columbus on
the
sth day of Augast. nert.
- follows: Jacob N. Mitchell, Perry; John A.
Lankard, Ohio; Peter Dorr, Malaga; Thomas
Armstrong, Sunsbury; Stephen Dougherty,
Wayne; John B. Reed, Seneca. Alternates;
Martin Baker, John Alexander, G. W. Ridgway
John B. Noll, g.. w. Mason and Jacob Tschap-
pat.
This county having polled sOs9 votes fol
+. J. 8. Smith, for Supreme Judge, at the oc-
tober election, 1850, is. entitled to six dele.
gates.
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ELDORADO HOUSE.
SOUTH OF THE COURTHOUSE
CALDWELL, OHIO.

TROM the convenient location of this house
J. it has great advantages. being situated on
the Southwest corner of the Public Square,
and convenient to the Courthouse and Pub
lie Offices. This house is new and has been
fitted up in splendid style with all the modern
improvements. s#-5H
4 His chamber are spacious and comfortable.
His beds are new and clean.
The whole interior department of the house
is furnished in a style of magnticence and
splendor, unapproachable in "these diggens.'
The Proprietor will spare neither labor nor
expense for the "outer" comfort of his guests.
His TABLE will always be- found groaning
under the choicest viands the market-at
home and abroad--can produce, for the sinner
man."
His STABLE is well supplied with the best
of Hay and Oats, and attended by a trusty
and faithful Hostler.
He hopes by strict attenti6hto business and
disposition .to please to merit and receive
large share eff public patronage. . s
@ Charges--moderate. ~ @i-issisas "a
Ar. BoYCE, Proprietor.
Caldwell, April II, 1s61-tf. "a gHsse s'st''s
g. Attached to this House is the New
Hack line. This Hack line leaves this House,
in Caldwell, Noble county, Ohio, every Mon
uay, wednesday, anu rftody, at Q ociocK, a.
M, and at Campbells station same day, and
connects with the Central Ohio Railroad at p.
NJ. Leaves Campbelrs station every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, at 8 A. NJ, and con-
meets at CALDWELL same day, at p M.
This Hack will carry Passengers to any part
of the Duck Creek Oil neighboring destina-
ton.
c. Particular attention. paid to express
packages. -.
April II 1ss1.-~tf. s - .'.'a
f6FAll kinds ofProduee ta-
ken in exchanges for thAs paper.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Jesse -Lantz,
80 s--.' against - ''-

8 .-' '-' against
Dicks and Miller and others.
AN mandate from the Court Of Common
~ Pleas Of Monroe county, in the State of
Ohio, by virtue of the said mandate, will
offer for sale at public auction, et the door Of
the court house, in said county, on 8
Saturday, the 3rd day of august, 1861,
between the hours Of 10 O'clock, A. NJ, and A
O'clock, P. NJ, on said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in said county, to
witt r.,.s-.s.
Beginning for the same at stone, bearing
north 154 degrees west 1S rods and IL links
from a stone on certain line between section
Il and %, of township 4, of range 5, which
stone is set l3 rods and Is links west from. the
quarter section corner between said section,
running thence north 191 degrees east rods
and II links to Sycamore tree 28 inches in
diameter, thence north As degrees west IL
rods and % links to rock on the north side
of the creek, thence south 1s4 degrees east to
the place Of beginning, containing 81 square
rods and IS one hundredths Of a rod, moro or
less. E
Also the following tract of land being in the
same section, township, and range, beginning
for the same at 3 stone on the section line 9
and 60 one hundredths chains west from the
lquarter section corner between section q aud
I22, township and range 5, thence west with
the section line and 33 one-hundredths
lchains to stone, thence north 153 degrees
west and 81 one-hundredths chains to a
tstone, thence north 10 chains east and Al
one hundredths chains to a Sycamore tree,
thence south 5s degrees east and 81 one
thuudredt.is chains to rock, thence south 21
degrees east 8 and SO one -hurdredtiis chains
to the place OF beginning, containing 8 acres
and IS one-hundredths of an acre, more or less.
ION said premises are erected a steam grist
mill, saw mill with water power, and a frame
dwelling house, with other Improvements.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
Appraised at fifteen hundred dollars. =, -
! JOEL /. RANDOLPH, Mas. Com,
! MonI oe Common Pleas.
June 3, 1s61-s7,so. s-.ss sa ~ =
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sRADwAY's RRA-

RAILWAYS REA-
DY RELIEF is en-
d 5 ed in the
strongest terms
by our Consul at
Rio Janeiro, and
our late Ambass
.sador to Brazil,
as having saved
thousands in that
empire from be-
ing carried off by
m alarious fevers
and C h o | era ic,
C ON p1 aints. A
single dose ban
: j 8 II g 8 internal
pain, and. appli.
sd outwardly, it
instantly a 8 S u
ages the agony of
R h e u m a t i s m,
Neuralgia, Tooth
ache, Sprains, &c.
Torpidity of the
stomach or liver,
HaU. 81 80.