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eOfal=Wentsfeitcn aus Wafbinstom.

8er1m@ aus benz 0efGngntB II
e n { 0 M m E n. - Der 0ef1nSnibwdrter peS
County @%efdngnihes entDedte am Seunabeno
frub, paB eintee 86gel Q~nltalten setrpfen batten,
lih in Den Netber Der 5reibett su erGe6en. =
Die GebriOer Srne. wel&e We9en SerOohta, cine
8anf bel6ptnDelt gu baben, Graltua NObtnlon,
Der a~neetlast III, auf sefalGte 9aptere OtlD pom
NaoY Ngenten erbalten SIT baben nno onpere
0efanaene, Die i'm 3peiten StcG pe5 OefGngniIs
les aebalten purpen, btelten e6 fir cine bG9ere
Gineebuna, etnen Gled in Der Wauer, Der purh
Dte 8euGttgfett etnes bort i~tebenDeu WafertebdIz
terS entitanpen mar, gum OurGbruA gu benuben.
Sic batten Die Miauer IGon bis auf etnen
Nausrltetn ourAbrOhen, pas Sod jeop6 BET Qo=
ge IUrefdlttg NIT Stetnen ~sugeiteGlt ; enOliG jecp6
~bemcrtte Der W1Gter BEN SperatiOneplan unO
O~erbtnOerte bic emltsen Nrbetter, ben 2Obn iGres
6letBeS 3u ernten, tnDeu er pielelben IN Setteh
leete.
etmatbsfldnge,- Qm SonnabenD
tn Der SttQe Der 9taht purpsn bic 8epobnsr Der
Yrutber's Aasp pl5BltA OurG pas @sbriu 3%tpeier
Natipe8, GpOfreY unD pIummer aus tbrer IiBen
Nube geit0rt. Die beipen unrubigen NaAt
~panpler murpen bon Ger pahlarnen 0oli3et ar
rRttrt, e~bsnfalls Elm l1nterpffijter unO Elm 0emets
ner DeS SO. Dennipl. Resiments, lebterer iepp9
nur, nm uittue 3eu9en tener Wfeniten WOnne"
gu letn. Na6pent nun oas Gerb6r pes obt9en
Greunosspaares pOriiber mar, purpe e6 Den 3d.
terlanOSoertbetOtgern 9e1attet, nab ibrsm Qa9er
gu seben. Cph faum batten (e pa6 WatA.
baus O%srlaIen, 10 wurpen le ipeeen gu lauten
Grilerns ulIbtr 5etmatbStlan9e" t%benfaQs per.
baftet unp Der 0ropOftpaGe ilber9eben.
Ote v8pdpille Union" entbalt SOL
eenpe6:
Sames 50. Sfut, frabrr @6uuebrer unb Elm
betannter Se3elipntit, tetrte pVr eint9en Ea9en
BON Oirte suruf. pUbin er leeteS 6ribjobr sc,
laneen mar. @apt. Nmmpn bon Der 0rOpoit=
0a9e begub f6 na1 Der Wpbnung ron Sfutt'S
8ante, no er p~enielten 3u ltnpen bOfte, unD rpp
er ieine SeeelAe6reunpe gu empfansen pflegte
Das SAulmetlterlein mar iepUh 0erIhwuuOeu,
unO man permutbete, i'm In Ger ~g0pbnung leiner
Wutter IN @eCrsetDwn gu @iuren. Sealeitet
Don 2ieutenant Drate pom Der 0rOpplt=8 aGe
besab F@ @apt. Mmmon mad @sorastown, er>
bieIt aber Die 8erltAerun9 BON Der Mutter DEG
8ebe0en, pab perlslbe ntAt pa Iet. yia4 eiateen
pin. unp Serfrasen unO SuGen, prOou3irte iiA
enOltG Oerlelbe unD rpurpe mad Walbinston abs
Ssflbrt.
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ionic ianemtIist OIF8e-e DeS !. @S, Sigu e8ir


Wa9rthi miro bterEitt 8eSeben. oab ee uner8sidnee BON
Hallen8ertHte Ger Giant Baltimore SrGmant sur Usrwaltuna
os Na9leblaies oee olblet perllorbenen petnri9 9etneI
DE 6ot serunSen an rteen 9adsaB babea. peroen bsrnau aufse.
iprcert. iOlAe nebI ben nStptS,n SeleSes an ober Dor benz II.
Apri 1862 ein3ureiheu une eeltene gu MAIDEN, eoer su aefp1ri,
gen. ob tie tbrer Anlprime an rieiem &aGI fife sessli@ tGr Der
tultt9 ertldrt weroen HaDseu. Ale tie 3ablHnsen an etelea Ra6.
lafe gu MAIDEN baben, Werpen 3 ermt aaiSeforoert, fOI4s I'M
s~er3uettds an Undergraduate 5W leiiten.
Or. Gnbr. S6wars,
St12, 4w-1rnp Msmnidrafer
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@~tobt.@oneFtor'8 since

*st Baltimore, Den e. Oft 1861.
DIE feuerpfittsen 8drSe. wer,eu araufoufmertlam sema6t,
coB nap 6ret9J on l. Rcoeniber bic DlscontO Sase rebuStrt
Uetcen uo bel StaGtssSt uect gang %antb6ren. Die eu9en Yer-
i0nen, oeren Teduun9en bis gu Oten en0nntem Oatam ni6t &c.
8ablt itno, weroen ben Au8PfSuoera ~itber9epsn; tie fno oaber ipe-
atea erlu4t, iaren @trpft9un9su n~atjutOmm n, eye nod Rotten
ju&paGieu.
M0-Op S0bu Graves, Staht. GeQetter.
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wa6ersCffce.
SeEauufntad1uuo.

Iue D~jcnieeu, wel9e ibte Ballet aente 90. Dem l NOpember
nidt beiablt b15en, peroen benatrtb tt. CAP be geonten bamit
; ihaHtgt limb. i0l9en rs 28aisr a~b3ubreBen. "a bic o 1870
5-btt perSe 10 lesen ole q dman9en IN Der Office, 80. 10 Wertb.
EraBe, lIr bic Had1ten 6 MCnate 6erelt.
60lpM Is. StepbenIpu, NeaiirotDr
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8efnnutmnbuua.

"a fb bic beutite 5 feriOn @rttb4t9teus. Geieui6aft n5aig
auf9elbt tat, 10 ito atebtert 6reRnOe tuammen setreten. UNI e
nn teuen 8srein ta arunoen un.sr Dem gfamen 8euti&er Setter
lon l" te itOeunssrsretn. Vile etetentsen 6rslinoe weI1, bettre-
te molten mS3en i6 nd9nen Dtenlta9 ben 29. b. Wlts,, Abenbs
z rbr. "9ef5at9it in Der JebenbaQe etuftnoen
SDip Gtpra Oirtua rr. Gefr.
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MrttQerte. 0lrttQerte.

"a Mrttllerte, Mrtilerte+
- geaunraat uno nit eeIeeIt1er @onme9t perieben,
IS@ cine Vonerie fIesenber Artta re SW organ freu NIB
- oas gpmulanCO liter bisisibe 3u Hsernebnea. lace i'd
Auuae nup fraftge 9euts IN CT 3~upberuns Der betaun.
ten Uieuft g;ee,naunesn fir BoIontlrs IN Der Mrntee Der Scr. ct.
Elm lid t1eiuea GcnImaHpo anjnihlRben. Die s5atters rro otn
Nomen r@pcpers Gaterts Der MHrsLano Brt0one" fltren uuo Die
2sue. peI6s ft tni@rsibealafen, wstesn fpfcst in Gisnt uno
RsEratirSsnss- 8arsaa: SO. 10 eio.8rsbeadar. uabe sccpnS.
4 nraRe. q. 9eurp Berger, @opt.
SIN isecieNcH &uraSe nes Brigade. Generals sSGmes Cooper,
Stl1s SPf gr SR6sbHrs, gapk z, ct, y,
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Speben erbalten
bentfbe Gtrices mnb StifmoHe

8aumWOlen9arn, peutlAe 9e(trtdte Saden,
naeEbentesn, l~lutsrbpieu iowie
w0uene rms b1umpoQene Sta1ppipaare
Sd bin ourA rletne et9ene Importation I'M Stanoe, cbiSe. iCpi
bunoert aubere in aan @tidaIt stRi6la9enee arlitel all 29ierer
per awkt lpe I'M enSeIn Orll, psrab'cIgen gu lafi n.
Obs. Stl8enber8, 50 u rtb.gItetpltt.,
Qft28. Int Gem &~ertnAtOn. Vtate a~eAenlber
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4. MarDlanb Meoiment.
Oeuticbe Sduer.

GCuIIWe JuHtC,
I'M abFbltb aus9elprsnSteu ~bbswtaisen 0sri6ten 8u beaea.
men, ptrn biereur9 be nabnegeu,e utbe istun9 elmer an @apt.
SucSburS srailenSn Crc1su nj seoOamdtt9uns esrSfenli&t.
W. Subebur9, -Gapt. Il. u.
iOpie iammti9e OIf3e.e pS j. @t, Sissr e3tnsntf,
BAL tmDre, 4, CT. 1851.
Gaphda ssOIsp5 30. Subsburs tirb St rrura bonn Otenlt i'm
!, 1to %9te9tn1ent oetaf9irt, iOpie q nsewteien UNI auto.
rtt I EN- Seutides Sagerrcslnent gu erradten 10 ldes Ten ga.
men n, 4farp!ano ~9teOunent tIb en-, uan bur1 8 ftyete eiener
sabl conlman trt tperoen ipa, nit br 8eOCr5uSun9, 10 nett ib Cd
Serth4srn tam f@ gu rnlforntircn. ME g osnl @eiDmaG unr
gH9nicb IN BeSus 0ui 8eausnlihtet oeS GeeetmentS am telter ems
ipri4t; rbeH 10 cine atterie bon nt4t 10 niaer ais pier Gttd II,
Hntsr erIa5rene Dft3tsre na4 frHtr etaeuen Au8paal sI errt&tsn
Sannce Cooper,
commanoteu c CrAaee. general Der
W0 Wt1lplauo Sruppen.
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Nerlamat mnD 0eIucDt.

VprInttnt+ Gin OrssnHi8er &Habe spf8sn 70 nnS 10
StLlWlyt+ iabten, UNI ms Sano gu seben. gu me ben
3pI6eu IL Iab Il r9r in Der Aeder. Office. Wo
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M0. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

sxn 2G. GMarttermetfter'8scff ice+
0NA Baltimore. cen ~. Stunt 1891.
Werianst Spfcrt: 500 %terpes @OOOn 400 ssl0asltas
3GonferSe Hno eer gGt O~etpserce pr Gapaueres Gebrou& Ict,
sinuen. Die etsrOs nrEfen pSlis seiuHo. gut sebout nnr ire, DON
eOsn 6spIer, pic @sapItSs.s m n;Ss Iagssr as 3 ano atSt ate ais
Id Sano bod fem. 6arbsR, iAua1a. braun. src1 uns Sor. Gw
RrsiS bari $126 fur ieces n Gt Iberfetseu.
Ste mafea Sur Srlrstttcn an n@nns 3eoo NnnI".et6ueR IN
6rcnts. nape SaDttr.s b'pts &rrlHtttas nm ID ubr p~OrsefRbEt
peroct. SaS. BeIaer,
SnliI- tM.sQ,.aes
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nprufst Ales unb bas Bette bebaltet ! "
YennIgIpauta NanO= nm 6armSAiiOciatiOl

Sini9e unD Id,6ne Garment y
Sn Der tebt9en 3et er nnrubs Hnb 4rbettlpitafelt Unite teoel
HetBi9e e1better, pel9er nt9t IN ben RrieS 3ie6t, fh ems quite
5arul tnnfen. mo er fh nno iene taniIle eradbren unb fd cine
rubiBe uue Icr9enfrste 9eimab 9rlnoen tann.
Die bette uuo portbelIhatteite @eleBenbeit 6asu bidet, bic TN Be.
item auibllAen hesrifene ceati&s aRfeeIuug
@erutautn,
gotter Co., ga., ppfelbit Der Undergraduate l96nes, ~frudtDare2
uno re9td bepdi1ertes 5arullanb ippte rcT8lSIt9 9eIe9ene 8al
OTIS in Der Staet @ermanta, 5u ben biIi9fen preiien pertauft
Qas &lima lit eefunb unb auf benz 2anee Elm pcrtrefHiter une
~pertbpplee BaumpudbS.
Secel &duier tann ft iein 2anb lelbit ~ausIuGen uno bef0nm
etSen 9uten uuc yarantiIten R~autbref, finoet aud %aubereer1 lbcr
aBeral quite c,uti9e Robearn.
Sano ut IN Sernen pu ie rs Nfern ~ab9etbeut.
0abere 4tstgnft ertbetIt %. 9~9uauffer
Mat14S tn Der 9Seder-Offce.
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4. Waarplam0 Meaiment.
Mn meime Demtfaen Nrenn0e.

WI NEkITE pEWNVDEW O%NVIVN*
2 &ut MID boben bic 9e9enpdrt9eu traurt0en Setoer-
Nh bSltniHe benz 8rteSsgCtt tn DE Arnlee 9etrtebeu. Ansel9te
YAK Ger nod trauriyeten BE bdttntfe bee Nlbetter tur ben tom
fM neneen Tintel eobg ih BIN @uit1a1 nit STSubsH empfamaeE
Il inc Gompaanie 6eutI9er Arbeter or <t1ot baltimore gu
~ bllben. ole fir uriere init Saseu 8etrstsnea 6rslbeteu Ine
Rebte Al fdnarFen bereit fnb.
OteiHe bsut den Mrbeterirepnoe, Die in uaeine @pmpa9nie Elm
,utreeu aeIpnnen NIB. erbaten bic pom Gpn3rsB itlpu irte 9Bb,
nuua uno mad 8esAoiaun5 bS Rre8es etne Cunning BON $l00
uroS 60 acreS 2anb. -
Sd tprbsr, SUD aGe paeiue bsutihen 6reunos bic itr BON BEL
idrsasn 8ecRbl9un8 oieies ~traprtgen Srubertrie9ss@ Her Ss | unr
ga uDu Der t~nlotgen eonpletrung ueuer @pmpasnle, Sic Resutt,
auua @urer SoT9eu fir Cure Sauilte Sbbdnet. NJ
Trteort@ StetH,
Gerttoil I'M @errnan &iftesN csinnsnt.
Refrltirua9s Difcs; @e4ontes pau, No. 1872 @cFs6apste'
trabe. Ire
8. 0rtetsrteAn, Nc. 70 Renniplnanta MSsiIue. ca
S. S6[tnSloff, 2teut., SO 292 . GtarleSttr-- ak
6 8aIIt8 in Gam ea Soa"b BET WenaeEt
g.. S@Grer, 8rpqppap SO, 224, Stl4s
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Ia Mbtmma! M6tuna

Mbtumsl Mbtuma
TFI( Sest lit etnem ieten @tann cine nabre aclbrcide 3eit
-~&~% an7eboteni Das 9Ctbene Behalf I Ger f0lsen Repnblit
Gmerita'S; Bonn nur Sch wro belaflt r~snienigen. Der
pabre Treuee bat an: Olet9e 8rlter. slelGe Raprer. Set
uuo ieeer @plbtus iGuleft iaber.
90 tllnnt ncru, ErNoer. Uno empfan9e $14 monati6, quite
Rleteer. ans95et1nete ~fdmatpOGe Roit, Ianiae untertalt1ns,
mad Der % ni3ett 800 in Sob unb 100 Mfer 2anb, bamtt Ou
bid auf Heinen %errun9enen S~crteeren raIten naat nit Deinem
2ieb9en, 70 LANCE eS Or beiebt.
gu@ bef0a NIT Ou icbr oft 6rebeit mad 9auIe 3a aeGcn. unl
Befub ab3utahen.
SCnrn1 Sleih be ein, @rps uub RIein
une ueIoe Did, p@ater. nit Detnsni Sc6n
Bet 9Gupt1 ann &p6ert NNIipu,
Camp 9reaSer @cmpanr2 2.
SSfepb RUtbenbttIer aus gabsn.
Oifc:s 30. 302 @0rolineItr.
3pet3.Offce: SO. 70 Stlesfr. 0n26s
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0ei6Sftsuerle8ung.
9entIde nlO eugliiGe S9riftgieBere
bon
SOB. 9etnri6,+
perIe8t bon NlO. AZ 9snrefr. mad
ID ytcrtb-8 tlliamftraBe, NewzOprf.
Den Qerrsn Sudcraderrt=6stser bsrrnit Die ergsbemne ga8eises
os t9 iest wteoer ir Gett I'M StaROe bin. TIM ale in bs S9rtfl
8eBeret etnibIaSenbe arbeiten lHneu uno biGts CUR 3ufrieoenben
netner 0eebrten Atnebuer anferti9en gu tSunea, Belon6ers Made
tb oarauf anfmertani, bGB ib itetS etue QIanttt6t Sdrtten oss
neuefen nnc 6eteu equities, pn ben. porsi9G9ften Destal ss
ao1en, anf 2oge yebe Iup ale G~eftelunsen in n~Ssltdt furser
3dt ~aaSflbren taha,.
Ea- 8~cuitGwotSe AusfsatturScu fir 3eitunes. Officer
~rprrdtbt9A ohoB es bios Der 8enGuen Anaabe Der GrGSs
oeoarI. UNI bic n6tb9en Artitel IrfCrt eb3ui@tdeu,
UfelEH8- rno 4setad -Slaen, 3ier-Smien (DasLe y Iolpie ens
Anspahl Der mstt ~8ausbarea 3eItWnSs. 8isnsten INNER an Sanb.
OisTne gsrOben itsben aIsn @si9ditsEsuaosa sratts gu Deuisn,
Dur4 meine SerblncHne NIT ben YrelIen.5abrta ten 6rn. &
poe Y @o. ltetsre tp ale arten qrsilen gu ~oenlebep 8~sengunSes
uno pretien pe bic 6abrir leIbft.
A@- @beafO babe tA Steutpel Hno a1sieGer FL OnbttOr,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Pets p~prrdtbtS, 0b. Setnrt6, @~nrihasser
Ip2o), Suul6snB) y ID y. ~2stltamfr. Nslp-9cr;,
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Gteubens0aroe4
9Subflc Gudr0 Sediment.

Subtle OmarS Neetment.
Sur pbiae 6eutIte Go pasu1e eroen nod etnt9e tuaiae iun9e
9eute perlanst pel5. pilens fnb sur @erbebtsuus ibrea 8atsr
lanoes bic Naffen gu ersreten. Des Fubiie gu ID 5eS ntsnt 1T
rt ben beiten 5Hdien psrle9eu werreH. Aut limb Sortestnnarn
Setrcfers, baB be cGlfts Ger mpnatI'beu 9obHung Der Srloatel
smr nnterltisnn9 ibter s lmilisn tn IsbersmliteIn. npnatlt9 9eie
gen lperssn fam.
Deienisen. pelde seaei3t IL B i3 Rbiser @cnpasnie an5ui4lie-
zen. mGueu Ib 9efSl sit in 6 amp 50 fmau, 2Gfapette
Square msIren. no t%bHsnn6bere A~usfanlt stbeiIt pereen wtro.
St2S, In uriab @arber, Capt.
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENER ATOR.

The Regencrator 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.
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Asa Willis Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Court, holden
wAsn1saros DISTINCT S. at Montpelier, within for
said District. the 18th day Of November, A. D. 1851
EDWIN PiTKlN, Administrator on the estate OF ASA
IA Willis late of Marshied in said district deceased
nts his administration account for settlement
Whereu pon sorde'ed that the same be referred othe
10th of Decemte next, at the Probate Once SAID
Montpelier 10 O'Clock in the orencon for examination
and allowance and that all concerned be notified here
Of by the pubcai Of this order in the een Mountain
Freeman printed at Montpelier, three weeks success
lively, may be- that they may appear, and at
said time md place, if they see cause object thereto
By order of court.
3OS Attest, I. K. MERRILL, Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Court, holden at
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS Montpelier. the 18th cay
of November, A D. 1861.
DENJAMIN SCRIBNER, executor of the last will and
d testament of Benjamin Wiley late of Middeser, in
said district, deceased makes application to said court
for license to sell part of the real estate of said de,
ceased wit the home farm OF sad deceased situated
in said MddleseX, representing that the sale Of part
is necessary for the payment of the aebs
and legaces of said deceased and that part of said
be sold without injury to those interested in
the remainder thereof;
Whereupon it is ordered by said Court that said appi-
cation referred the 10th day Of December D. 1861
at the Probate Office Montpelier, for hearing and decision
land it is further ordered that all inter
notified hereof by publication of notice this APP
pcation and order thereon three weeks successfully IN
the Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Montpelier be
fore said time Of hearing that they may appear at said
time and place. and If they see cause object thereto
By the Court
3OSfy3 Attest, Il r. MERRILL, Judge.
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THE
ONLY DISCOVER 7
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOE
Restoring
THE BALD AND GRAY p!

of prof WOOd
.ty,,,i t m, ;itoIo h;s rost nratve hu pro-
&c ~ va H o " oy cd snaet hirr tbst woud produce
rasn, ~, iIan,;nn1 hnt ,hon havr ali come and gone
ho; ri a, NV +,n ynndsrfi,I results of Prof
Ivnd3 o rn ~ .nd bavn been forced o leave the
ftI ~ ~ pti 'o', paoG tha tnIoUing -:
ne'" ~ 40 ''e'' Wath Maine Anril ISL, 1859
rot n T Wood si'n Gnnts. Tha Letter | wrote Won
j.; iS5a !" c =" Ior vanaIie Hair Restorative
nnd ,hich van nvs ,lI;shed in this vicni.v and else
whore hos oira ,ic IN nmmernus inouirjes touching
tba cts IL; Tho Tho in0ures ore first is II tact
IF NV Ishitaton and name rs stated in TIE communi.
cotioo second il If true Of ali therein contained
thiId f,n nv hair s contin,,s to he in GOOD order
and ot nstnvol rCjor tn oil I can and win apsy er
inva .hlv ves Nv hsIr il even better than in any
stope Of m, lie for forty vears pas more soft thrifty
End better colored the same is true OF NV whskers
and he nIv cauS. yhv il &c NH rrnrraly trup IL that
face when if care wore used nv wipg the face in
cIoe connection with the whsKers tie same result will
follow as the hair / have been IN the receipt Of
oreat number of letters from N parts of New ENGLAND
asking rue if nv hair still continues to be good as
there is so much fraud in the manufacture and sail
varons comnound rs we'll as This If has no doubt been
baseiy INITIATED and b4cn used not ouIv without any
good hut to absolute inury have not used any of
Restorative of any account for some months aud
1. nv hair is as pood as ever and hun dreds have eX
ined with sunrise as am now 81 Years old and not
a prnv hair in nv head or on nv face and TO Drove
this TACT seud Won lock of nv hair taken Off the
past week received vour favor of two quart bottles
last Summer Tor which | am very grateful: | gave
if To NV trenos and therehy them to il
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-30

STATE OF VERMONT IN Probate Caurt held a
WAsHINGroN DiHrnicT. IS. Nontreer, within and for
said District, the l2h day OF November, A. D. lebl
NHERST PERklNS guardian Of Flora D., Lydia n
"A and Newton l.. Whihesey, minor heirs Of Nancy
Whlcscy, eased makes application to said Court for
license sell The following >thed real estate belong
ing to his laid "ald>, To wit their interest rs heirs aud
rerc senialives of the said Nancy NhtIesey, in the
If the dover set out IF the real estate Of David
Kinney o. plinield 10 said district, deceased, TO the
widow OF "a heceaSe teprese ntnE that The sale at SAID
real wr! be heneic, TO his said wards, for the
purpose pHttnG the proceeds thereof at interest," or IN
esng stocks real estate.
Wherenpon il is ordered by said Court TINT said appli
alton b deferred tn session thereof, 10 be held at the
rebate Office in Montpelier aforesaid, on the l0 day Of
Decenbe A. D. 1851 for hearing and decision there
and it is further ordered that notice OF said app'ic
aid of the time and place appointed for the herring here
o, be given all Interested by the publication Of sic
!llIce weeks successfully in the Green Mpnnta
Free man, Published at Montpelier, before said time
hearing, that they appear said tnc ana place, and
they cause .hjeci thereto.
&, The Court,
3OS'w3 Attest, T. II. MERRILL, Jndse.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS. Montpelier, the 18th day
of November A. d. 1861.
nNHE0PHLUS g. REED, administrator, with the will
annexed, Of the estate. not already administered Of
Sarah - Kinney late of Planied in said district de-
part Of tho real estate u said deceased, representing
that said sale a necessary the payment Of the ehs OF
fa deceased and expenses Of administration OF said es-
tate.
Whrrcupon, it Is ordered by said Court that said ap-
plicaon be referred to the 10Th day Of December A. d.
1861, the Probate Office in Montpelier for hearing and
decision thereon aud it is further ordered that all per-
be notified hereof by publication Of notice
of hs application and order thereon three weeks
svey in the Green Mountain Freeman printed at Mont
peer before said time of hearing that they may appear
said time and place and, il they cause, object
thereto. BY the Court--Attest
aOs r. K. MERRILL, Judge
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william I'm. VHarsh's Estate.

I'M subscribers, having been appointed by the llonora
BILE Probate Court for the District OF Washington com
issioners receive, examine, and adjust all claims ard
demands of all persons against The Estate of WIN. II
Marsh of Montpelier in said district, deceased,
scented nsoven and the term of six months from the h
day Now D., 1861 being allowedby said Court to the
creditors of said deceasedo exhibit and prove their respec
claims before Give notice, that we will attend to
the duties of appointment at The dwelling house OF
Mrs Hannah Marsh in Montpelier, in said district on the
ls Tuesday of January and May 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon, each OF said days.
HOMER W. HEATON, ro,,,,s
JOEL FOSTER Jr. ~ "
Montpelier, Nov. 18th a. u. 1861 30Sw3
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STATE OF VERMONT, I'm Probate Court, held Il
WAsHi, DrsrRIcr, S. Montpelier, within and for
said Dslric. the 23lhday Of November, A, u 1851
Instrument, purporng to be the last WIN and Tesla.
n meni OF Orange Scot late of Planfield In said Dis
ric deceased beng presented to the Court by Z. r. Bat
eelder and Solomon Wool the executors therein named,
!or Probate:
IL is ordered b. said Court tia; all persons concerned
tlerein hc notified appear session Of said Court
be holden the Probate Office N Montpelier the 18th
day of Dec a. D.3b, and show cause, ii any they may
have against the probate Of said Wilfur which purpose
further ordered, tina; COPY o! the record Of this orde.
published three weeks SCcGssycy in the Green Nom
tain Freeman, printed at Montpelier, previous 10 sand time
appointed for uearing A true copy OF record,
f39D Attest, 7. r. MERRILL, Judge.
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EslEs eaAkgaIge EsNNTx

a
little glove strs up my heart as tides STIR IN the o
snoW-White muslin, when it fits, makes ma aa
All sorts of lady fxins thrill my feelings 90 tbo.,,
But little female CATER boots are death ami s" nI
shorter! ~ AV'liag
And just to put you on your guard
l'll give you, short and brief,
A small hotel experience
Which filled my heart with grief.
Last summer, at the Pavilion Ilotel
stopped week more
And marked two " boot ees', every MARI
Before my neighbours door;
Two boots with patent leather tins
Two boots which seemed to say
- An angel trots around in u.s.
They stole my heart away;
And often i'll my nightly dreams
They swept before my face
lady growing out of them
As flowers grow from vase.
But ali! one morn saw sight
Which struck ne like u stone
some other name on tie book
Those boo,9 not alune
great tall pair Of other boots
v ~ standing by their side,
And on they walked one afternoon
And with them wa!ked---a BRIDE
ladies' commen. is Unnecessary
Those Cater Boots came from
j. g, ssAGE
Where c&a be foua' at ell times large assor.ncsts
Ladies, Misses and Children's Boots
and Shoes of the latest French Imported Wo-g
Also, of our manufacture,
Ladies and Gents Balmoral Boots (nev s7e5
Misses and Chi.drcus
Boys and Youths "
Also the celebrated UNION BOOT, and in fact,
genera Gssortmento Of
Boys and Mems Boots and Shoes:
Thick and Thin
We are the sole manufacturers Oh
Plumer's Celc brated Patent Las.
CUSTOM BOOTS MADE 70 FlT
We can't be beat in style, Quality o. Pie"
GENERAL ASSORTMENT or
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUB8ERS
FOR the Trade at the LOWEST PRICES, a. ausy
81 f 4 s + GALL.
j. c.. PAGE,
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Abel EAasaaOrth'S Estate.

TINE subscribers having teen appointed by the Honorable
Probate Couri tor the District of W ashingnn, commits
soners, to recev examine ana adjust all claims and de-
mands of III PERSONS against the estate of Abel Danor
late Woodbury., in said district, deceased, represented
and the of six months from the 10Th day
Nov, 1861, being allowed by said court to the cred
Of said deceased, to exhibit and prove their re-
spectivc claims before Give notice, that we will at
tend the duties of appointment at the dwelling
house of Iavid &. Conner, in Woodbury., in said dis.
irict 18th of January and the 10th OF March next
ten O'Clock III tiit forenoon, esch of said days
JOHN LYNDE, Ic,
NATHAN MORSE, N'" 49,
Nortlteld Sent. %, A. ID. 1861. 1909