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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-25
To Town LIQUOR A gents

YJNIIR undersigned Comm for the sal. az ,
Massachusetts IL now allowed BY law TO sell y,
izsd Agents OF Cities aud towns In all the N,v rule
States keep hand large assortment q lnno,,A
Domestic Liquors, which are all anals ned by ss,a,u
sayor sssordns TO ism d"a s,gsa ey AIR TO Dr.
poses; and sold In large OF small quantities. at ~
price. Agents may be assured OF obtaining Iornnss
be obtained elsewhere. "'' ~
EDWARD y. PORTER, conm,,s,o,,.
1891 ~ Custom House Street DOsTns
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-25
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.
The Regeneration is put up in two sizes, and
retails for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest.
Who wants Good Head of Hair? Use
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration and
Hair Dressing.


-0OO0Oo
Please read few certificates from the following reiia
Die and well known people.
MISSES. HEsRr p Wusos a. Co Nv w,f. 4. 49,,
e'ng your Regeneration for the hair and pronounees il
lar superior to anything she for The hair II
esy apped docs not soil In the esst-has Disagree
aoe oaor Increases the growth Of hair, prevents fall
ing on, and often cures the headache. forward YOU
TINS certificate unsocited because I think an article
that VIII do what your Hair Regeneration WILL should 10
widely known. think II the best article FOR The hair
now IN use. Respectfully. &c,
REV. JACOB STEVENS, seuburypor,, NJ,
IKE the Hair Regenerator and Dressing pery
"ueA- REV Csc. W. wooDfsG, Hartford CT.
HHAssitatingIy pronounce IL an fnpaiuabt, ara,
eLe from the sGeet my o,gn head"
. HiiL, wife of Rev. Henry Hill, Manchester n H.
~ rendered my hair soft and glossy"
mSor fARRaR, Saratoga Springs N Y
FEEL confident HAT IL operates sor as a dys b.t
10 restore the roots 10 their natural heaIfhy ,f9fe
REv. Z. NJ. KELLOGG, Nashua, NH.
II most eheeyfaliy recommend IL to all person,p
kKv c. RUSSELL, Litleton, N. H.
MEssRs. Hgsar P. WILSON & Co have no hesItancx
IN saying IN my opinion Mrs Wilson's Hair Revgnera
tor and Hair Dressing the best hair nos
IN use shall continue to them with pleasure
hEy H. H. HAkTWELL, Lawrence, Mass
MEssRs, Hssnr P WILSON Co: / have us~a Won,
HAIR Regeneration and Hair Dressing and have received
great benefit from them. deem the articles worthy ~
hgh eommendation, and cheerfuly recommend them 10
an VINO want To restore hair original color or
70 any who are troubled with dandru OF dsagreeabie
itching Of The head humors those whose hair /.
falling from the head. "
Rav G. W. CLARK, Great Fails, N. H.
Msssns HssRr P. wi;soS a Co: deem Mrs Will
sons Hair Regenerator and Hair Dressing the .,ndrs
a..ces o. AZ hair preparations have, in many in
Stances known them to restore the hair where i had
fallen Oh remove dsndru The hair to s orvinai
color cure entirely the most painful headaches-and in
some instances most serious humors Personally have
been sharsr in several Of these benefits
Rev HENRY HILL, Manchester, N. H.
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ID. f. PIERCE,
RUSSELL HYDE,

RUSSELL HYDE,
Dealer in
WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Also, Flour Lard, Hams, Fish, T. l. Salt, Oil Fluid
Butter, Cheese, Crorkery and Glass ware.
The above goods having been bought for CASH will be sold
alta small advance, for ready pay. Callat
Newton's Block Mol
BELLOWS FALLS, May l, 1857.
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MRS. WILSON'S
c o c 0 AN U T OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Ms Wilson's Hair Dressing is put up In large bottles
and retals for 81 cts per bottle, and for dressing the
hair OF any person. young Old there not its equal In
me world II viii make the hair everything you wish
TO De- and moreover il has perfume that is infinitely
superior 70 any Of the fashionable extracts either foreign
OF American which alone should enie it place on
every lady's toilet table.
Use the Regeneration before retiring at night. and
IN The morning apply little Of the Dressing and ,our
mar vii be even more hfelke in color and beauty
Use nothing on your hair hut these preparations ana
use these according to directions and we warran, r
q good healthy head Of hair. 'o1
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henrv p vru
son Co, Manchester, " H. 10 whom al lette5. .b,.li
be addressed = Nss~ss snoaia
for sale BY @ y Woods, Bellows Fails, Vermont.
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Provision Store.
J. G.. WIGHTMAN.
Groceries, Oysters, Fruits, Farmers Produce, &c.

HAS MADE LARGE ADDITION TO HIS STOCK OF
Goods and also varieties of good things which
he has ot befor kent for xala
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a CARD
TO THE PUBLIC.

ylIE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING 10 YIN ~
w m,rous Fri,nds aud Patrons that owing TO our arte
aud trade flor which wish them 70 acevp o
sincere thanks found 1t necessary 60 increase a
stock 70 the utmost capacity that our small store
OF eonta ung And wish say TO the Pubic ana our "
rons every where, that they can Ind az
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-25

His stock of groceries not surpassed will be sold
low for cash. all kinds of Farmers Produce taken in er
change.
Bellows Falls, May l6, 1860 20
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DowSER's KEROSENE OIL.
THE BEsr ARTICLE IN MARKET,
AT HYDE,s.

11kafs o. Al kinds. Aiso, Syrup aud Mossss. opo,
81, ,,-Ss,. haitsT' cheess Lard, 7. l.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-25

Will ase attend to the Purchase Sale of Real Estate
Loan money Real Estate Security Western
Land with Cash Land Warrants Make Collections
and promptly remit and attend all other business the
inc of his profession
Dubuque, Iowa, Sept. s, 1857.
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TAXES, TAXES, TAXES,

IF not Provdentially hindered, will be at Ander-
son C. during March Court TT to receive Returns
Tnesfxt the 18th at McClinton's Shop;
the same day a at Hollands Store-evening of
Wednesday the GOTH Sr.
Thursday the 2lst at Capt. tSSEQ $50 store
Friday the 22d Mt Storeville; Asr >,
Saturday the 23d at Mountaineering on.
same day at Jones';
On Monday the 25th at Boulmans-evening OF
the same day at Andcrsonville;
Tuesday the 26th Mt Browns Muster Ground
Wednesday the 9th at Townville;
Thursday the 18th ut Pendleton;
Friday the 29th at Eaton's Store-evening OF the
same day at Craig's;
Saturday the 30th at Centreville-evening of the
same day at Shcarcr's;
Monday the 1st of April (sale-day) at Anderson
c. H-evcning of the same day at Luke Haynle's
Tuesday the Cd at Craytonville;
Wednesday The Sd at Honea Path-cvening same
day at Gantts Store;
Thursday the 4th at Calhoun-eycn;ng of same
day at Stantonville;
Friday the 5th at Willismston
Saturday the 9th at Belteu;
Monday the sth at Anderson C. H.;
Tuesday the 9th at Rush's Sb0p-evening of the
same day at Orrvillc;
Wednesday the lutn Ut mnile i"ias;
Thursday the l1th at Brushy Creek (Long's
Friday the 18th at Greenwood;
Saturday the 18th at ]. ]. Wilson's Store;
salcday in May at Anderson c. H.-at whic.
time my books will close.
State Tax about one-third higher than last year.
Road or Bridge Tax, 16S per cent. on the General
Tax. Poor, 10 per cent. Upon monies loaned or
at interest, onc-tenth of per cent.
March Z, 1861 90 If
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To the Volunteer Regiments Of the State
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, |
HEADQUARTERS, April 26, 1861. ]

am informed from high authority that
the State of Virginia has adopted our Con-
federate Constitution, and is virtually
member of our Confedcracy. called for
Volunteers because I did not consider Vir-
ginia as under our Government. But
when l am officially informed that she
has Joined our Confcdcracy, [ shall con-
slider her as part of our Country, and to
defend her or Maryland is todelend South
Carolina. Whatever troops may be or
dered will be still considered as Volun-
4eers from South Carolina, and there is no
power to lengthen or change their term
ofservice; they are'still Volunteers from
South Carolina, for twelve months, and if
they leave the State, will be under the
command of a General in the Provision
al Army of the Confederate States. If
two or more regiments arc marched to-
eether out of this State, will assign to
their command one of our Brigadier-Gen-
erals, who will command until General
be appointed or designated by the Prcsi-
dent of the Confederate Government
One of our noble regiments is now in Vr
ginia, and the Palmetto Flag floats from
tho Beautiful hills Of Richmond. Anoth-
er of the same kind started last night.
You will be eager to follow wherever that
banner waves.
Soldiers of South Carolina Hold your
selves in readiness to march, at the word,
to the tomb of Washington, and swear
that no Northern Goths and Vandals
shall ever desecrate its sacred precincts.
and that you will make fit an American
Mecca, to which the votaries Of freedom
and independence, from the South, shall
make their pilgrimage through all time to
come. Let the. sons Of South Carolina
answer to the call from the sons of Colo
nel Howard who led the Maryland Line in
triumph over the bloody battlefield of our
Cowpens. Let them know that we will
return that blood with full interest, and
let them feel that they are now, as they
wero then. our brothers. March to Vir-
ginia and lay your heads upon the bosom
of this mother of States, and hear her
great heart beat with new impulses for a
renewed and glorious independence.
Surely the good and the virtuous of the
Northern States cannot sanction the law
less and brutal despotism now inaugura-
ted at Washington.
Be ready Stand by your arms--marlz
time to the tap of independence, and .at
the word, march forward and onward to
the Borders. Our glorious old sister,
North Carolina, is with you, and herfiec-
men are in arms. Join them in the strug-
gle for defence; and let tyrants know
that there are men who can make them
hear the wiring and feel tho weight OF
Southern steel. I shall endeavor not to
expose our own State, and shall only
march you beyond our borders under
pressing emergency; but wherever the
Confederate Flag floats, there too is our
country, now and forever.
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r~1hert A. Harris
SU Il GH>N DENTIST

WILL take rooms at the d.. - AZ =
day of May next, where he mayaQse on the nrst
found to attend to his profession. a@es DC
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Bank of State of South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, February 18th, 1871.
THE Legislature having, at its late session, au-
thorzcd the issue of Bonds To the amount of $780,
OOO bearing nm interest of per CENT, for the
purpose of providing the funds required to sustain
the State in the act of resuming her rights of sove-
reignty, this Bank is now prepared to dispose Of
the Bonds They are issued in sums of $50, Sl00
and $500 An opportunity is thus afforded every
citizen to make secure and profitable investment,
while contributing aid to the cause in which the
State is engaged With view of enabling M sa eizens ems
in any part of the State to share in the Loan, Inc
Clerks of the Courts of the several Districts have
been required TO open books of subscription for the
Stock Suitable arrangements will be made for
furnishing the Bonds on the receipt Of the a. monsy @ssn
made. engagements for the purchase OF Bonds
may may be made at the Bank, or any of its Branches
1t is probable that, at the next session of the Leg
isatrc those parties who desire it may have their
Bonds converted into Stock.
D'''>-' W. c. NJ. FURMAN, Pres't.
Feb. %, 1861 % At
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DENIAL CARD.

THE undersigned would respectfully bring to the
notice of the citizens of Anderson, his friend,
ROBERT A. HARRIS, Surgeon Dentist, who has
studied with me for three years and practiced in
my Office one year, and who is now prepared to at
tend to his profession in both its branches.
JOHN ANDERSON, Surgeon Dentist.
April IL, 1861 81 tt
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NOTICE TO INSURANCE AGENTS.

OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL, |
CHARLESTON, S. c., April !, 1861.
THE AGENTS OF INSURANCE COMPANIES not
Incorporated by the State of South Carolina, are
hereby notified that their annual and Scmi-Annual
Returns must hereafter be filed at the Office in
Charleston only and that all applications for Ii
censes or renewal Of license, must also be made at
the same Office. THOMAS ]. PICKENS,
Comptroller General.
April II, 1861 "a 1t
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-01
M oNsEsAT1@
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX EITTERS.

T,N ESN MEDIC IN Is lave ow been before The pub
l lie a pc Cd OF IN yeas and during that time
HAY ID h I'll IN alinUSt every l'
o, the glo tier dMa.y aud mmtdiate
power OF e to- ng iele.t alh 10 ptis' rs suffering
unoe Aeally eNey kno disease to which human flesh is
La lie
ih- following are among the distressing variety Of
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d. seesseZrr SEWERS Ii state.

,HE Subscribers having been appointed ~ iht li'rrr
| able Proha,. Court for the Dl>llr' Of ki" o'ih,
Commissioners receive eXain a"t a"l"s' ~ '"'"s
and demands Of an III E>lalt I" tehtN
tenver, late of W Ian>Own in SAID I1>'rcl otcehSto
in@nivehi and the term q" 6m"nihs 'f"h lne
ain " arch 1861 nerng 'uwed by SAID toni !" INC
creditors said dece,srh To exhibit and prove men fr
speciiv ri;tiEs before ugve nriic tha' " "f'o
nIthi NJ he d"' nhe h'ue ~
me u ,tow Sop.r mia S-aver in " ans"wn, IN eatd
dstric, on the 3lA IA, If August next, al O'Clock IN
tLe forenoon sail day
ALVIN SMITH, ICo,,r
JOHN LYNDE,
Niuinmstoyn. March 81, Sil 4"3f
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ST tIE OF VERMDNF,t Probate C"lr htid al
NA,HIvGroN DI~rRIcr IS. Montpelier, within and for
sat DIST let. on the 9Th day III Aprl' a. D. 1861.
IN NOVA ID, Adm'nislm'"r @" the Estate
of Vim. W. Word 3D. late Of R"Abnry, III said DIS
U CT heceaed presents his admns ration account tor
srtIenen: Whrr-npnn il is ordered that the same he
iereh t" the 3 dry of Ap next at The Probate Once,
in said Mont eer, for ninith.n and allowance and
That all concerned be Notified ereut, hv the pucaIl" OF
this order in 'he Green MnInt,h Freemin printed at
M0utetr, three weeks sHccrsSIVtl "a soon as may Ne
that they my appear. and at said time and place they
object thereto. By der If Court.
lW3 Attest, ~ A. CHASE. Register.
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Probate Courts for Randolph
District.

nRORATE -OURTS within and for the District OF Kan
doph for the year ensuing, will be holden as follows
Al the REGISTERS Office, in Brookfeld, the first lhuis
Sov in each month at the Orange County Hotel, u
chelsea on the third Thursday in each month at nan
Sick'- Hotel in West Randolph, on the fourth rnas
in each month. At j l.. Bowlts rotel in Nasmhs
tom on he second Thursday in February, May ana Aug
usC, Dy oruei " Sp'.'t >rr, p,.;,,a.
Cb.lsna December I. 1860.
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M. B. BIGELOW & ANSON HARM

1'1'Tr'' IN WI 10 '1'77 7FFTIFTVs,
50 School St, opposite City Hall. p,e,,
Sample to be seen at the stor of ! W Ellis 4 G.. W..
pelier, Scott & Brooks, do j. J Duncklee, Bur;re
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y office.

fIS is to ce'tiy that have tn day sold my son. Sam
i u"i Markham, his ti"e during the remainder of hi
minority, and that shall claim of his pa
any debts Of hi contracting after this date.
Roxbury, March 30, 1861. EDWIN A. MAXEiAM
Lorenzo Ellis, " Witness. 216 3w*
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THIS certfes that haze given my Henry A. CAL
L yer, his time during the remainder Of bis minority
and shall claim his earnings, ~ apy debts "f his
contracting, after his date. THO MAS CULVER.
DANIEL CHASE, Witness,
Worcester, March lG, 1861. &1ifw3*
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A VOICE FROM THE WEST
Copied ir,m the cleveland P'aind'aef.
UNIVERSAL! UNIVERSAL! !!
is THE DEMAND FOR
DIR. 5. O. RICHARDSON
SHlRRY V|InB BII'I'IhS |

,e ,el.br: d sew En- land ted tog liabhua' 90 =
ST u,, on ..updIcr, f., +nd Ague, Cereal repl :
II, and al d arsing ftom diStreieu cEohacA
LAYER o. ON' Is
n e, are us. d and recommended by lie leading hVs
iciA,, he Uu:ry and ali who use them pronounce
them Wa ,ual lie ~ - -...,
~ JAZZ l.. I ENPERE writes ftom Nasorre, stark
Co.. o.: 1.-THE lrai ed BY hos 5, herils ON
nlulae tjtn dyspep il IA d We g lnitaiHt" - -
r. S.DAti Os' ..asier. II WITS mspoit u, say -
In give a is aottoa. usel III m my ell having Ia
K, II id. ne Iosrae aud lost M hp,eti'e II ie
nevt ne, and can recommend II wan Z eat aSsuiahec
OF Ms nerns -, .. ia.
,iiey ale the MOS, va liable melic ne offered ne mas
nc mi,enued Ia IN Nth great utc,s- ana WIN hh III
mace several vi papiato q" the heart ana IL
GeGUhy =, ., r.,
'HUMAS STAMFORD. Esq Biountville Henry GO
ina writ d lon5 let undei uae Of flay T. looo,
He was much ne urd having been atl1 cted Tor IN ee
wars h nervous dsb ~, pap ia On OF the
ter Vi a tes toni es comp eie restored, and am
now II robust e tilh -
q w. uOtFMAN says lie afflicted with rheum-
aism TO- lW,.tv wears a ts iuus 1Oims, ana at
The dat OF I'M lrt, he has teen two welt the
bIIers etec a WheL s.Versl Phys Claus at enc
,ns u m rouh1 hin -" d de say, Tor rieun a.
tlsIu, -. sia C,npla nj, kidney affection or
uiops Is d pc ;iiic G + am r:ntd!
a w. HU NJ ts fro'u Deli ho', Hen Co ONO.
Ia where re- Grand ASue prevail )that liz mot
tu lc>Oa ds n III OF decided me in ~ cases
Of t,ve and A. u, D s"lsa a. d u. neral )ebiny
ID X u AiLEnfItS. u write trum Nan Vert e.,
- | mus rtspec III /, recommend tie Sherry WI mt
tiers the ct &c ,ftNsp PIC lersOl5, aud all WHO re
Guiie It stimulating M ole ne ,
SLtch News IyeaTe rec Giving Daily. -,
FU, l. Lih U ii, N i, cont NY E.At Ii BDl' LIZ.
Sold by d "ler neictne generally. fAur. M
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umam d G es WINCH tht
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES,


hnUwnl lt iu.HllLl.,
DISPERSAL b, hor pgEl cleansing the fl. an second
IT. ma lis aud ea.inl fl w Ui pare leahy blt,
>trau the AID acrid kind: Fla utncy, loss ct
Appetite hearibnn he'' ache. X, tte she>S, lltemie
AlXht>. La gnot onG melancholy, which are the yen
eral =! mpt'ms oi D sprisla, will Vanls as natural
con eqe noe OF Is u Z
torIvhsLs By cjea' sing the whole length of The in
t~t mes witha Owe It process aud with ut violence
All .oleut Iurges leave The boat els coslNe "in tWo
days
fEvEEs Of al kinda ny restoring the blood to reg
ular cir. ua ION through the of Respiration i'll
i'll Sch $ and lie thorough soutlon CT all inestna
ulsru'n ion In uthe's
lie l. te ntd,ci.es have been known 10 Euerma
ti.m efnanen y rfee "+e&s, and half tna
TIM. ty owing ioIa 1 tJ.latIOn 1rt IN the Muscles
;rd rInenls Of the 10 Dts
D,orslE> Of AL kinds, by freeing ana strength ming
the hid eys ana b'a"def they operate mos de gn tp
tntse inporai o. gaHs and H. nee have Lee
iond rom RENT dy for the wolst ca,es Of Gravel.
also WokMH. ny 'i>od si'g tr'm tie urnngs of Tie
h wis III" II u natter to which til creature. adler
HCUEVY. ULCERS and liveter ate sous ty tie p.rtcl
parity w"'ch these Lille iedtnes to the o.ood all
the humo
SCoRBtTlC rRUPTIoNs and bad Compositions by heir
alte4M',c fleet ""n lie fluid h iHcd The skyn, ana
ME MOI bid 1t" + which occasions all truptiy" com.
pHlns, sal pW cloWuy and o;ier dlsagree;be Complex
TIC Of heae Pills for very short time will efec:
an entire cue OF Salt kheum and strjking improve
1nrDt in he cle"rncEs OF tn skin. Common LIDS ard
lntu4oza vi always lie Gu cd by one do c, or i'll
pIts -!he original proprietor of thee medicines
WIS cure Of II Is OF % years standing b, the Use Ct the
FEVER AND AG E. Fer this scourge Ct the Neetern
coa"r' 'hyse "edicn,s viii be found safe, slced>
atp reitatu tmedy Nhcr m dcines leave The y stem
subj ct 10 eciusu Of the disease by these med
ifin's is Iermant Ty II EN- be satisfied, and lie
LIotS FEvERs AND LivEu COM PLAINTs tie eraI
d. by lo>s t Appetite D casfs "1 Fe,uaies--the Med
icne havr ern u with tne most beneficial results in
cases o this drscr pion Kings Evil AMI rotula
III it, worst forms, II Ids 10 the mid yet powerful
non OF these remarkable Incidence, Night Sweet.
Nervous Debility New Conlp plants Of ali Kinds. Pal.
rialiOns OF the Heart, Painters CClc speedily cur
ed.
MERcuRrAL DISEASES : Persons whose const 'tuions
have become impaired by the udicous OF Mercury
VIII mud these Medicines lei-ct cuiet they never
tail TO eraC icate from The all the effects OF Mef-
curry, infinitely oner then the must powerful prcpera-
ZION "t Sal saparilIa
Pre-, a ed md sold by w. Il. NOEFAT
2IFyll 335 BROA DWAY. New YORK
AL DI,UGUiGTS.
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Ess.Dis;s5e Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, pRoBAlE COURTS within
WAsHINaros DISTRICT. and for the District atorr'
s,d viii be holden the Probate Office, in Montpeer IN
aid District on Tuesday of each week. during the yea'
4nsing Persons hay husin with said Court are r'-
auested to atten to the same on said court DAYS.
T. Z. MEnRI, l., Judge.
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FOR SALE,
A first rate Chance for Business
Man

fH Subs rbcr offers for Sale, all his real Estate viz
70 Ir and t-h4f cf choice land with fiji st
class newt ceiling hous, tho oughy finished aud paint
cd throughout with cement cell +, and go in
the ktch n, good we'll ranged barn, with runnin
whtr in the yard and large age house with
good arch therein good Store built 10 suce with
sheu I'll anary ut ached wei painted his property
Is situated ono mile firm Hydepark, two miles from Nor
fsyilr, in centra location f. the trade of horrisown
ana Hydepark and adjoining towns. In the village
Gri Mill Saw Mi |. fannery, Wo len Factory, age
sao starch Factory blacksmith shop, &c. rh is one
OF the very best locations for trade in Iamole County,
where lar business is bng do &C. lar re business has
hcen done here for ready strictly. chance is
acre cferet to an active business will also sell
very FIVE in erya OF some 20 acres, mil from the bull
dings, vel fenced with o>d ba IL and hii the con
with Fater in the yard, eher with sepa ale from the
buildings
For fu thsr particulars enquire of tho Subscriber.
g. H. W. TERRiLL.
Cadys Falls, VT, Jan. 26, 1861.