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T EGAL NOTICE.

EGAL NOTICE.
IL John Tibbe.ts PHI. State Of Ohio, Trum.
vs. bull Co., in Court Of
John G. DUNCAN ct al Deft-) Common Pleas.
The defendant John G. DUNCAN, is notified that on
the 10th day Of Sept. IS6l, said plaintiS filed in the
office of Clerk of Common Pleas for Trumbu II cSua-
~, Ohio, against him aad Max Elben & Szml +
Beecher, asking for judgment against them for two
hundred dollars and interest since April LIST, 1861,
an installment on a contract for the sals OF land
made, by and between said pig and said def. OIL this
9Th day Of Feb. 1861, By the terms Of which contract
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BLOOD FOOD

is offered as a certain and reliable rsmsdy. pisering
in every particular from the patent medicines Of the
day, It is q chemical combination OF IRON, SUI
PHURa and PHOSPHORUS, OF very great worth
and many hundreds bear glad and grateful testimony
to the benefits it has conferred on them.
CHURCH * DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New York
are the sole proprietors Of the article, and have in
consequence ola fraud attempted upon the public,
changed the color Of the outside wrapper from red to
yellow, and increased the size of the bottle to g
ounces. Be very cautious in buying to see that the
fac smile Of their signature is on the outside of The
wrapper, as all others are counterfeit.
FEB. 90, IG6l-Iy.l
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Fine Arts.

MIR. HARRY billiard, late of
vi Europe, woald say to the lovers Of dae arts Of
Warren that he intends opening a school for the ia
stTHction Of Landscape and Asimal Paiating- To all
those that wish instruction, he would say that a "a
vorable oppOr unity now presents itself. Terms so
cts a lesson. stady hours from 10 to - A NJ. ? 70
4P.M NJ. All orders LETT at F. Leroy's Photograph
Rooms, will resolve immediate attention.
S-nt. IL. '6I-f.
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The Rrookfeld Fair.

There was quite a large number of people in
attendance on Friday, the last day of the Brook
field Fair. The grounds used on this occasion
are about half a mile north Of the centre, and
on the west side of the Hartford road. On the
west side ofthe grounds isa grove. in the shade
of which, the booths, hall for exhibition of do
nestle manufacturer, vegetables &c, were 10,
Gated, and which also afforded shelter for the
stock which was distributed among the trees.
The track was not very smooth. the field hav.
ing apparently been plOughed the .ast year.
We had grest difficulty in obtaining any in
formation respecting the ownership of different
animals. and consequently our report must be
deficient in that respect.
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and to all the departments OF
MANUFACTURING AND Me-
CHANICAL INDUSTRY.

To our Foreign Correspondence Of course less
SPACE will be given in the coming year, but the latest
and most important news from LOzdOn. Paris, Turin,
Rome, syria China, California, Japan, Egypt and
South America. cur correspondents will promptly
md Irienv send ne
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Blood Food!
Blood Foodi

To all suffering from Consumption, ~ineipient oil
confirmed. or from debility Of any kind; or from men
tai or nervous Prostration, brought en- by sny cause
ORION scrofulous complAints; or from diseases oil
the kidneys or bladder; and to ladies suffering any
OF the many distressing complaints their sex are LA.
Die 70. and which en1enhnr con snmntinn az
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CATTLE.

The number on exhibition was small. We
noticed a fine bull belonging to Mr.. Long. and
and another belonging to MIR Miner, of Brook
field. Ne. Hugh Montgomery, exhibited a
very large and Ene 3 year old bull. There
were a few good cows and some young stock.
but We thought the farmers of Brookfeld did
not do themselves justice. rs regarded the num.
Der ofeRttle.
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DRUSHES-Paint, Varnish, Hair,
II Tooth. White Wash. Stencil and all other requi-
red kinds for sale by J. r WOODS.
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MILLINERY
PEOPLE WILL ak"

SC
people WILL TALK"
Two ladies met on the street one day,
Both we're handsome. and both we're gay,
They wore thelstest fashion Of eapes,
Ana crinOline Of the newest snaps,
And on their heads the d~sintiezt hats -
1t seems to me they call thcc cats.
n don't mean the ladie- but what they Tsrel
Dropping behind and Creeping before,
Trimmed with velvet, and feathers and lace,
And a veil to hide each beautiful face;
Wen, meeting they stepped 4 moment or so,
To taiS-ttc custom here below
chsrHs.-For" 'PeopIe sHI talk
Certainly ! they'll talk
Yes, people will talk you know
they talked of the wa-, and the coming Fair,
How Mr.. Fitznoodle was sure 20 be there.
II mean at the Far, for you'd never suppose
That Ear is the place for those inihed beauxi
They know It's a thing exec edingiy rash,
Where anv stray shot might spoil a mus:lche!
So they choose discretion pTeferring to stay,
To guard the dear women, As timid as they y
But as I vas saying. they spoke Of the Fair.
How Mr. Fiiznoodle was sure to be there,
And Miss Kate Single they'd heard her say,
Was determined TO bear the prize away
But they'd risk that there's plenty of girls
AS pretty as she, if she does wear curtis"
chorus-Eut people EiH talk. &c.
Have You heard" said enc. .'aboat Mrs. A.
A shocking story 2" "Oh. feline pray -
We'll. 1 don't knew, Ills 4 secret quite,
Aud perhaps it isn't exactly right,
For me 10 repeat tit may not be true
Well, never mind, you know I'd tell you,
1 Rsrer keep secrets from you my dear,
So tell me quick! I'm dying 10 hear;
But, so many are coming and going away,
From Mrs. .MeSSsr'S Rooms, I see to day.
That it wouldn't surprise me, pen ms word,
II what we say should be overheard"
And so the ladies. young anu gay,
Fair and handsome, walked away
Then followed the s:ory, 1 heard il we'll,
Bot it never will do for IKE TO tell.
cAora s.-For people I0ig talk &c.
But one thing only. please keep in mind,
Nowhere in the City will ladies find,
A nicer selection Of bOnnetS and lace,
Hats and plumes with a Cropping grace,
Velvets and ribbons to please the eye,
And prices to suit those wishing to buy,
Thar where 1 have Dention'd; what 1 tell you is true,
There you get all your money is worth and more tJo'
PRAY grant me your pardon, for scrihbiing this verse
1 might have done better. 1 couldn't 10 worse!
Such as Ills. 'tis enough, tho ! might have said more
But then II I should, as / told you before,
Cfo-Es.-People would talk!
Certainly they'd talk
Yes, people would talk you know"
P .s.-Nrs. Messe- has just returned from New
YORK. Sept. l5, Is6i-3W.
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The number Of horses was not large, but a.
mong them were some good rOadsters, which
made very good time on the track. There was
come fair trotting and pacing done, and some
good horses of all work, were exh ibite1. OF
the names of the owners, we are ignorant.
The Floral Department was prettiIy arranged
and the variety Of flowers as great as could be
expected at this season of the year.
In Domestic Manufacture, the lalis of
BroOkfeld certainly have reason to feel proud:
The show in this line was quite large, and
the articles exhibited were good.
The Vienna Brass Band was in attendance,
and acquitted themselves with credit. The
officers of the society, were NJ. Mckay, Presi-
dent; John Christy, Chief Marshal; John n.
Stew art and Peter Jones. Assistant Marshals.
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GRAND AND PETIT JURORS FOR
COMMON PLEAS COURT.

Given ander my hand, at the Court House, in War
rem. this On day Of September, lS6l
Sept. Is, 1851. A LYMAN sherid-
AN ABSTRACT STATEMENT OF
N the Condition Of the Treasury Of TrumbulI
County or the last business day Of the fiscal year
ending Sept. ), 1851.
COUNTY GENERAL FUND.
To ant Il Treasury a. last Annual
:" Collected from the Tax Da-
Pleate Of ls6O, lS,4eO,OO
" Col. from Miscellaneous
Sources, l,e3JI3
" Total reed by Treas. for past yr ss7.Os5.sl
MFR
By ant paid orders drawn on Gen
eral Fund, Sl3.1Olr2l
made Sept. ,. 1861, 1884, 60 s27 ,Os5,sl
COUNTY BRIDGE FUND
To amt in Treasury at last An
nual Settlement, S2,969,5)
A" Collected from DuPli-
cate Of lSTO, SfI9.O9 1851 81
CONTRA.
By am paid orders drawn on
Bridge Fund, SJ.3F,,7o
in Treasury on Settle
nent made Sept ,,
1901. 2,33I,ss S7,6s1.64
COUNTY POOR FUND.
To amt in Treasury at last Anna
al Settlement, Sl5s,oo
cat. Of Ise0. S.4II OF cs,sss.O o.
CONTRA.
Poor fund, S3,953,N
" In Treasury on Settle
1851 I.sIs 90 5,56s,o7
Total ant OE all Funds in the County
Treasury, Svpt.3, 1861, Sl1,3295l
We hereby certify that the above is a correct state
nent Of the condition OF the respective County
ErnNa ~ she aaua-1l u-nrur tharQ aHafaI - -
ing in the County Treasury are correct.
o. L.. W0LCOTT, Co. Auditor,
D. L. GILMoRE, Co. Treasurer.
Sept Is, Is6l-Iu.
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SHEER

The show Of sheep was excellent in ali re
Epects. and would have done credit to s county
fair. There was French and Spanish N eri-
nos-fne wOOled sheep, and of good size. The
largest exhi5it,rA 1--WE believe) were Messrs.
Hugh Montgomery and A. Christy of Brook
field. Mr.. E. Bennett, of Hartford, showed
some April Lambs,-a cross Of Cotswold and
MISUNDERSTANDING over 100 los. There
were some very large COtswOlds brought from
Pymatuning, on the Penn. State line.
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THERMOMETERS-Of all sizes, by
L J.R. Woods.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-19

alESsas. HENRY r. WILSON s. Co: deem Mrs Will
sons Hair Regeneratcr and Hair Dressing the standard
articles OF all hair preparations. have, in many in
stances known them to restore the hair where il had
fallen off, dsndru, restore the hair its original
color, entirely the most painful hssdachesand in
instances most serious hGn,ors Personally have
been slayor In several Of these benefits
HRy. HENEY HIM, Manchester, n. VI.
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MRS. WILSON'S
COCO AN UT OIL
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs. Wilson's iiay Dressing Ia put up in large bottles
and retals for 81 cts per bottle, and for dressing the
hair of Any person. young old there Is not Its equal in
the * vii! make the hair everything yeu wish II
to be- and moreover it has perfume that Ia Infinitely
superior any Of the fashionable extracts either foreign
Or American which alone should ent;tie it to place
every lady's toilet table.
Usc the Regcncratcr before retiring at night, and
in the morning apply little OF the DRESSING and your
hair will be lifcikc in color and beauty.
Use nothing your hair but these preparations, and
these according to directions, and we warrant you
good healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry l.. Will
Co., Manchester, H. to whom all letters should
be addressed.
l.. F. PIERCE,
Wholesale and Retail Agent.
ca7y11 NTPELIEH, VT.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-19
DIR. MARSHALL'S HEADACHE
C,ATARRM SNUEE.

TNHS Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the best
L article known for curing the CATARRH, COLD IN
gnE HEAD, and the HEADACHE. 1t has been found an
excellent remedy in many cases Of SORE EYES. DEAF
has been removed by it, and HEARING has often
been greatly improved by its purges out all OBJ
structons strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action the parts affected 1t is nded by many
Of the best physicians used with grea and
satisfa cton everywhere.
MoIe than TIVE ny. five years. experience has proved
its great value and at this moment itsa nds gher than
ever before
A large number Of the ost respectable Druggists in
Boston and New York, in certificate signed by them IL
1854 say:
" The Undersigned, having for many years been
quanted with DIR. MARsHALL's CATARRH AND HEADACHE
SNUFF, and sold 1t In wholesale trade, cheerfulIy
state that believe 10 be equal respect to the
recommendation given OF it for the Of Catarrhal
Affections aud that it is decidedly the best article have
ever known for all the common diseases of the head"
BE OF COunterfeits!
fac simie of the signature of the Proprietor
CHARLES BOWEN, is on every bottle Sol hv Drug
lists everywhere. 25*mf67ly1
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The New Revival Melodies.

DY REV. J. W, DADMUN IA pieces added. oo.ne Of
ID them tirely and not to be found in any other
book The sale OF nearly hundred thousand copies
a sufficient recommendation, without adding the many
fattering notices OF this work from parts the
Itcontains As tunes and So hymns Paperco Price
Is cents. pCr dsscn Sent by for cent each
additional JAAES P. MAGEE,
CoYnhiil, Bestea.
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november.
MD;sRs. HT&HT F. Wilson Il Co.: I have used your
Hair Kegencrator and Hair Dressing and have received
great benefit from them. deem tho articles worthy of
hiG. commentator, and ccerul!y recommend them to
nil who want to restore gray sir to its original COLOR
20 any who troubled with dardru, OF disagreeabc
itching CT the head umors to those whose hair is
falling from the head.
Rsy. G. w. II CLARK, Great Falls n H.
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o. single bottle of SIALDlNG'S PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times its annually to every
household IN -'
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lfSiLANll, HIGH, Jan II, lcul.
Mr., SpALpING. SIR .
Not long siaCe sci 10 OH for box ofCephsc Pills
for the cure OF the Nervous Headache ami Costvn"ss
and received the same ana they bad SO good effect
thatiI wa induced to seUd to- n. ore
Plessc send by return mail Dtct to
A. r. WHEELER,
1psal.ti Mich
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, APRIL 49, 1861
Vermont Central Railroad.
la M 34:ss - ,5; I'D

S1A -. - -! -.''. Sy
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Choice of Routes far Chica go and the we t.
Commences .alonday. Dcc. 6, icGO.
Trains Going NoIts, and West
Leave M"ntgelier, d' 325.m, e30 a. NJ and :or.r
III All TRAIN connects al Windsor White Elvei
VI Junctl"h WIN trains eavng Boston At Sprineie'd
~ 80 same day, (New York he previous EVENING"
railroad the same day. leaves windsor at lao P. "
rtVi"g at Burlington al p NJ st. Adams al ~ PM.
"ds" and arrive Al Montreal at 10 Is ami At ,slnn
shnrgh III 90 PM. next day Connecting at witt Grant
mnk train for Detroit and III" west wih"nt nr,c.
Day EXPRESS connects at Burlington with train eav
mtlrny zane morning. leaves Burlington at so NJ,
arft''l1g a. Reuse Point a, 40a ~. AID 1t tgdens
ba Oh S>'re rvcninp.
NIoHr E1rEsss connects at Windsor with train leaving
New York al 800, IN, and White RverJurcon
with train leaving Boston, Lowell, 3 90 7. the
NJ arrives at Burlington at s As A. R0use's Point
at 74l ~ MoEtlea II 10 IS and al 0edcnSbnrs'
At log p MI !he same day. ana proceeding by Crani
noon.
A Passenger car attached to freight train leaves
Am, st Abat at D. Is and Rous-'a Point q: 40
p M Returning leaves Rouse, poin, II IS M. Bu,
ingto1 at 50 P. NJ arriving at Nounieih Mt ~ P NJ
Trains Going South and East.
Leave Montpelier al 8 CO NJ. and lD15
Mail train leaves ST. Adams at 40 ". arrives al
Burlington 8.l5 NJ aud Windsor II 55 P M,
necrin at White River Junction viii trains fn Wells
Rverahd Baton and far Boston, oweli and Worcester
sor with trains for R0sten, Springfield, ard New YurE,
arriving in New York at Ills p NJ.
DAY EXpREss leaves Rnuse's Point al II Is M, for
Mortified. Burlington, Troy and New York.
Express train leaves OgdenSurgh at IL 35 M0ntIea
at 800 NJ, Rouse Point at $40 a'iung at 81 Al
bands at G55 ri, Burlington at 900 +. White River
junction at 10 A. H., aud 1T Windsor al 800
nee ing at Bn''inston with {. g. r. r. for Troy, Al
blny aid New York ~ hite River junction with Moth
en L. for Boston Worchcste &c. arriving in Boston
at $40 NJ. Windsor with Sullivan r. II. for Boston,
Smr gfied, Hartford, New IinYen and New York.
New and Beautiful sleeping cars attached 10 both
the hight express trains running between Ronses Poin
and Boston, and hetweG Rouse Point and Troy.
Through Tickets for Chicago and Tie for ale at
the principal stations. G. MERRILI, Snp.
st. A bans VT, Dec 3, 1860
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| THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS or
SPALDING'S
C / ? II ALIC Pill is,
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER FROM
ii Il ADAC Ill.,,
A Speedy and Sure Cure
IS WITHIN YOUR REACH !
As the cTeIimo1ials unsolicited by Mr. SPAL
DING, they afford unquesonal lie proof Of TIE escacy
of this truly scientific discovery,
MAsoNv11L CoSNr Feb, 8, 1861
i ha' tied our Cophalc Pills and like them a,
well that want YOU 10 send me two dollars WORTH
more
Fart Of theseare for the neighbors, to whom gave
few out Of tn the e, first box got frog you.
SeLd the Pills BY mail and obi.le
Your oh't Servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
HAvEKFoRD, PA Fol-. G, 1861
Mr. SPALL1ve. SIR:
wish TO send me more box of y orr Ccphaie
Pulls have received great dea Of brneit from thea.
MARY ANN SrolkHOUE.
SPRUCE GREEK HUNTINGTON Co., IA,
II. C. srAnprSe. SIR: century ''' -''-
Y,u Will !l3"se me two boxes of Your C4p,a'c
Pills Send hem Immediately.
Ae'pS'''"''' JN H>'s i slsoSs.
P. 8 - have used one box of your Ill 5 and lind
them IKE en
REILE VERNON, UH1o jan, Is 1861.
II. SPALDING, ESQ.
Please ind nclo ed twenty-five ceits fcT hch send
another box of Ger hal,c Pills. they truly
the PEST n'toa a,l!' have ever tried yroup,
Re lie Iernon, Wyaadot Co. q,
BEVERLY, NAss., Dee H. 1860
G SpALp!Na Esq
W sh TO- some circulars or large show bills to bring
YOU Cephal Pals more prticnlsrly before my custo
me s. If you have anything of the lnd please send to
Headache (usua lasting twn days. cured OF q
attack in one hour by your Pills which sent her
Respectfully y o. w1LkEes
RnYNoLEBukG FRANK1,x Co.. CHIC.
January 1851
No AZ Ceder st, N. Y.
BEARS
lnclosed frd twertv FIVE cents, t25D FIR which send
box Of Celhalic Pins" Send TO address Of Rev. W H.
Filler, keynodsburs, Franklin Co Ohio
itnr Pills work like u charm cure H. adscEe almost:
ustanter. Truly Y0urS,
WIN G. FILLER.
YPsILANTI, MICH, Jan. ii, 1851.
MIR SPALDING. SIR
Nc long siace sell TO for box ofCephslic Pills
for the cure OF the Nervous Headache ami Cost
and received the same and they bad so good effect
thatiI wa induced to seUd to- more
Plessc send by return mail Dirtct TO
A. r. WHEELER,
lpsilmt Mich