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49,. TEazETA BIB LIFR RBDiCExks
Are wsii known to be laEalIIal4e
DYSPEPSIA, By thoroughly isa1ails lie aEst ~
secoad steEascas, ss eTeHtiag aow Ct pure Aes sf
ollss fnstsad g the stale AID AeTni kln1i FLAFF.
LEAEY, loss Of appetILe, heartbaga hssaAeae r+ss.
issznesz, ui-te1PeF, Ea&lsty, laaz-GeT 8sE. araz.
Gaoliy ahtEh are It's gsaeFal syzagkazas q pysss-
sls, will Vahishs as natural cs44eqasaSs : ID
cosGtvsnsss
cOsrTvKSEss, By cleansing the Whole !sag.ss
Sss intsstansa wita solvent presses, aB1 VILLA
violence: ali violent purSes leave tAs bgss.a ss.
tive Within $50 days.
FEvEEs u al Risds, By restoring the bI5at ts
regular e1rcqlsttoR. through tie PFoeess .r ysssr
tea IN such cases and The thorough soEtsG q =
Intestinal otstFucEsen IL sSh&FEs
The LIfs Medicines hsEeA@aa knDRu - c4gr rssz
nAtlEm permanently TIA three weNs8 1ra Gsats q
half thai tIms, BY rsasvlag Local Ia54Eszailya esz
she muscles aud haaHzwaEs q Tbs i0sass
DR0PSIEs OF aiiAsRdaa ~ Egeelsg AID s.rs1f.s-
eGinz the kidneys and bladder hey 7peTttr el5a;
aelkshaagaly on gsszs tRBsrfAaa ssg&hs, Al asass
have eTsf Seea founz certain CESS Tor xgtsf a44a
Of gravel .- .zs.
Glsa worms, bg d4.ioasiag tr9a he ;gralass /
the 50wefs the SHAY matter te sa.sb these cses-
lures aaasTe
sCURvY, ulcers, 8xa .ssaera.s sores. By lAe
ssTESc4 Paxity EhtsA these LIE At4tc.ass eve lie
head4 and all the ha1nors
sC0nBETfE EaE PTG0ES AbA lad eamylEzlsEs,
~ E&sx alternative egsct apaE iLF Eu4as tlAI tte&
sks sktny aud the morbid sLste al EEs4 s0csSlsat
all ggEpEave complaints ESi0w Elg&dy, lad s@E
aaaagseaAAae e0napEexisas
rae nze Of heze Rills fer v5Ty shSfI lime 20
saEees Rn satire sara Of SALT RHE< 4, 40 SIKH
IRg lmSEag euGeat Ii the ceATusas 81 As fEa
CoMM0k COLDS and GFLCEkIA sil avg -
cured by one dose, Of by two iE The xaFst saSes
PILES Ths original pFepfass7r Of tasss aasss
en@s, was cErea Ok Piles, Of Is yeaTa gLAai4aS q
EAs use af the LIFE Medicines sIatsa.
FEwER AND AGUE .--FeF this stoarEe x De
western c5uatry, these Il saIcsuFE vii Be f94zti
safe, speedy &ad eREt4iR EeEasdy 0IhsT zleGka@
leave the system subject 30 return Q! lie 4fszss
-a cure By these mssilCnea 10 PGrE3AnsstS!T La
be sagasasd, and ss cured.
BILIOUS FKFEES aD8 Liver Camp l2l9ss-~sSas
raj Debility less Of spps4Its and diseases 81 De p
mAiss-the Ea@GSSia$s hSxs been aaea Eita tie zaa
seas@zaal ra&aits In 1sssa Of tlsls GssCz4p
evil and sezpfEia tn its woKSI ferns, yls1aE 4 y
ni8 yes perverted aesasH 81 thsss rs1sTkAsaF EaS'
canes MagAE saa&tE, aETvsaS aebLIig, aaEfs@
complaints Of all sfsds, pslplItiGga ot tAs 'SaN
paInterH' eolkc are specially cured.
AERCuRIAL EIsBAsRS- Persons wasss 81
ssisutlouz hare becaGaa iMpaIEs4 ID la ~ 4s&aa
Iass Of MegcaEy, wifi And these N sd1GJAes Provo
cure Is they never fall 20 eEa4sEase iESa de "
ssza ali tia ssgaxka Of MsFGaRy, InaAiI&d s'sss
tAAa Tia RAosa Bsw&sfzi pseRAs;aSaaEs q sArszs$
FaizA. RRap3Faa az& Ss4&ey W. D a0RFAI
80 sssaawzS EsH Ia
PEG saaaag all Dgussia4s.
Aps~is~asss
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MoEg4.r'
LIFE PILLS AND PHEkII HTTEas

These ksdieinss have nov been ksfgrs n. .-.4.
E&E Psraad Of THkATT years, and dtrtag taE;L,a,
Aave pAlSt4LRsa 8 high character ID agr7osi sTgrr
part g rs @ssse tuE thslF exsraert!saFf ~ Isst.
aiasS pessf 81 rss&sTin8 peSfert hrsGA b Dsrgea,
SanerlnS under nearly @Tssy E!a5 u disease 10 gh
&4 ASEgAasAI Sauzp iA IlAbir
TnA fusfo~sAg aEe RrarBg The esg1rsz s3px vxys ps
Of hfsFElaEs AiEaAas.z IN - -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-11-08
For Walton's Daily Journal
THE REVISORS' REPORT-WHAT Is RE
pORTED THEREIN

Whatever may be said to the correctness Of
the conclusions of the Committee in their Re
port TO the Legislature relative TO Laws and Reso-
lunons in conflict with the United States Constitu
ton il must be confessed that their argument,
and the language in which it is clothed are remark
able. The Report sets out with the announce
ment that 90 is worse than useless to claim for
Slavery, under our Laws and the Constitution Of
the United States, the standing of a national in
stitutonn-that A" the eristeHce of slavery is only
local, and crists only by force of municipal law, %
&c. This is doubtless sound law, and as " SOME
thing may be pardoned TO the spirit of liberty
which inspired the declaration, its English ought
not TO be too vigorously criticised
The Report then proceeds TO misquote that pro-
vision of the u. s. Constitution (Sec. OF Art
H. by which, agreeably to their commission, they
we're required TO square and measure certain Acts
and Resolutions OF previous Legislatures. This
msquotation consists in changing the words ''may
be due, - in that article to the words may belong
as expressive Of the obligation of the fugitive from
service.
Now Of this change in the true reading of the
fundamental law, three things may be said -
l. As commissioned critics, the Committee have
none too modestly magnifed their office in their
criticisms upon the language of the Acts and kes-
olutions under consideration as witness on pages
and rs OF their Report their critiquc upon the
language Of the Resolutions of 1858. But the
committee would have the Legislature exact in she
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-11-08
DEATHS.

In Moretown, NV, 4, Mary, wife Of DaTnahas Mayo,
aged 70 years, 10 months and 10 days.
In Mortified, Oct. H. Emily widow OF the late Abb
genoe Ainsworth. ESQ., and daughter Of the late Rev.
In Berlin October 26th, Sylvester Of john and
Sally Emerson, aged 10 months
In Montpelier " Consumption, Nov. 9TH, Miss Nancy
Wing aged 90 daughter Of the late c. c. Wing, and
granddaughter Of the Hon David Wing one the early
Secretaries Of StAte--a very estimabe young lady
In Stowe, VI, Oct, 2S. Miss Een Maria AIMS dauRh-
ter q the late Dr. Charles c. Arms, Of Waterbury, VI
aged Is years
In Nor,haed, Sept 9Th q Consumption. Dsn Samuel
Bates, aged 50 years.
In lrasoursh, Oct %. Eliza B.. wife Of Abel NJ uaw
ley aged 60.
In wolfborough. \. II Sept 2s, Of Consumption,
VI, and only daughter Of Mrs O. W. Dewey Of lrSs-
burgh, aged 35 years.
Oct l5ih, at the residence Of Mr.. VIM. Mason, near
chain bridge, ID. c. 81 typhoid fever. Mrs. fiueite' 3
kirbhi wfe Of Dr.. Isaac kimbal lst Sergeant Co. u,
81 Regiment, aged IS years.
Mrs kimball one ~ the few ladies' who accompa.
uied the regiment when out 70 the seat o war
Al Sharon, Oct ,, Dea. Timothy Mach. In the 1dlh
year OF his age
and Ronda Works aged - years months aud n days.
In the hospital At Camp ADJ anee, Virginia, Oct l.th
Of t,phnd fever shubael G smith, oldest Of Wait
s. aud smilax smith, II ashingon, W. aged 20 years
months and " days
lie was private IN company u, 4th Vermont re giment
From letter before (aogether too long To 30 pre-
pared for the press at this time when columns
crowded7 learn that this the hrsi death Ia
the company and that during the sickness OF the dc
and brother soldiers, aud after his death his remains
hnnpTrd by all, both at Washington, aud particularly nom
Montpelier to the place OF burial At his home He
Young man OF excellent character. extremely ueefal in
,nes and charities which endsaTsd him 20 all who knew
him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-11-08

AssfGNEE's SALE OF Stock OF CARPETS.
John II OsRood, Auctioneer sold. on the 23d
ult, by order Of the Assignee, the stock Of
Carpetiugs contained in the warehouse 1874
Hanover Street. The entire stock was sold
in one lot, and brought fJty-aine and one-haif
per cent. on the cost. The terms were cash.
The New England Carpet Co. we're the pur-
chasers. Boston Journal.
The stock referred ito above, is advertised
in our paper to-day, to which the attention Of
purchasers is directed 1871
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-11-08
Marriages.

In Montpelier, Nov T. at the Catholic Church. by Rev
Druon, Mr. Ferdinand la CroiI. aud Miss Margaret
Campbell, daughter Of Mr. Alexander Campbell.
In rashurgh Oct ~, by Rev. Y. ID. Hopkins Mr.. John
ID Cotton aud Miss Agnes b. Hin, all Of Dasburgh.
In Glover, Oct. 23d by Rev. s. X. b. Perkins, Mr.,
Nathan Uhord Of Glover, and Miss Susan A. Wells Of
Albany.
In Derby Sept Attn, by Rev d. S. Dexter, Mr.. Henry
X. Alboe, and Miss Sarah O. Mansur. 10Th Of Morgan.
In Derby, Sept 10TH by Rev. d. S. Dexter, Mr.. WIN.
r. Walker aud Miss Augusta r. Braley both OF Barton.
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legal notires.
BENONI HAsKINs' EsTATE.

~ Washington District, IS,
In Probate Court holden Montpelier within and for
said district on the 29th day Of October, A. d. 1855
Preston g. Haskins, Of the last viii and
ment Of Beuon Haskins. late Of Mashfeld in said dis
tTct deceased presents his administration account for
settlement and makes application for decree Of distr
button Of The estate Of said deceased.
Whercupon, it is ordered by said court that all persons
Interested in said estate be notified appear at session
OF said court be held at the Probate Office in Mont
peer Aforesaid, the Goth day of November A. ID. 1861,
and show cause any they may have, why said
should not be allowed. and such decree made and
uh ordered that such notice be given all interested
by the publication Of this order 10 the VT Waterman
State Journal printed at Montpelier three weeks
cessiyely, before said time appointed for hearing.
Ny order OF court. ....
1875 Attest T. r. MERRILL Judge
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RERLIN pOST OFFICE.

hereby give notice tina, am prepared to exchange
stamps oi The stle nr equivalent amount " the
this notice, and the latter will thereafter be received
in payment Of postage on letters sent from this Office.
4 n. PERSON, p. NJ.
Berlin VI. Nov. 9Th. 1861. Nv tin nov. II :
N OTICE.-ALL PERSONS WHO ARE
indebted 70 either by note account, noti
hed that MUST have my pay between this date and the
first day Of January next After that time intend to do
an exclusive cash business. JAS. g. FRENCH.
Montnelier Oct. o. 1851.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-11-08

A special dispatch to the St. Louis Re-
publican. Information has been received
from different sources that Gen. Price was at
Cassville, Thursday, with $4,000 men. and
McCulloch was ten miles this side Of that
place with 10000 men with the intenti n of
marching on Springfield and offering battle
on the old Wilson Creek battle ground.
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Gaatrbman & STATE 0ournal.
MONTPELIER, NOVEMBER 3, 1861.
LIEur. aEN. SCOTT.
BY r. p. WALTON

We record to-day very interesting chap.
ter in the history Of the country. After hall
a century Of honorable and often most brill-
ant service, Cen Scott has retired. 1t was
done voluntarily, and under circums tances
every way honorable to himself and to the
Government. The heartiest good will was
expressed by all concerned, but we specially
mark the conduct Of the President. the testi-
monial Of Gen. Scott in respect to the Pres
idont, and the beautiful tribute from the new
commander Of the army to the old chief.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-11-08
HENRY NAsH's ESTATE.

II ENRY NJ. n AS II S ESTATE.
Il The subscribers, having been Appoin ed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Washington,
commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate Of Henry
NJ Nash late Of Duxbufy in said district deceased, rep
resented nsolyeut and the Of six months from the
2d dag II November 1881 being allowed by said court TO
the creditors Of said deceased exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Give notice. that will
attend TO the duties Of appointment at the dwelling
house Of ucreta H. Nash, in Duxbury ia said district,
the third day Of December and second Tuesday Of May
next 10 o'clock in the forenoon each Of said days.
A. n. ATTENTION, co,,,i.s;on.xs
NJ. c. CANEkDY, o'''''''''on'''
Duxbury, Nov. 4th, A. d. 1861 1875
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CHARLES G. EASTMAN's ESTATE.

- T A 7 L OF V + II NJ . n T ;,
~ Washington District,
In Probate Court holden at Montpelier, in and for said
district the 2gth day ~ October A. d. 1861 Charles
Reed aud j. T. rhurston administrators the OF
Charles g. Eastman, late Of Montpelier, in said district,
deceased make application to said court Tor extension
II the time heretofore allowed them pay the debts due
from said estate and to render their administration
count until some future day Whereupon, it is ordered
by said court that said application be heard Al the Pro
bate Office, in Montpelier the 18th day Of November,
A. D. 1861 aud Il is further ordered that notice be given
30 all persons concerned by the publication Of this order
Montpelier three weeks successfully, before said hearing
BY the court.
1915 Attest T. r. MERRILL. Judge.
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+ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ESTATE

IL State of Vermont, Bradford District.
Al a session Of probate Court holden at West Faree
in and for said District the 10th day Of October
1861.
Jacob Church, I'd, Of Vershre, Administrator the
Estate Of Lemuel Church. late Of Neshre in said Dis
irct deceased makes application 70 said Court for IL
sell all the real estate OF said deceased Of which
he died seized and possessed except the widows DOVER
but including the reversion Of said dover, viz About
hundred Of land situated in said Vershire,
which Is the home farm Of said deceased, and upon
which said deceased had lived for many years prior
his death representing 10 said court AZ the time
that sale II the is necessary for the payment Of
the debts Of said deceased and expenses OF Adminsa
ton the personal estate being insufficient
whereupon II is ordered by said Court that said APP
pcaton under consideration and be heard at the
Probate Office In West FaiTlee, in said District the
18th day Of November, An 1861 And Il Is further
dered that all persons interested in said Estate be notified
thereof by publication Of notice Of this application and
order hereon, three weeks successfully In the Vermont
Waterman and State Journal, printed Montpelier in
said STATE before said time OF hearing, that they may
appear and said time and place. # they cause, OBJ
ject thereto.
ALVAH BEAN, Judge.
true copy Of Record.
7l;73 Attest, ALvAH BEAN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-11-08
A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY TT

DIR. SWEETS fNFALLIBLE LTNIMBNr is pre-.
pared from the recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Connect
cut the great bone setter and has been used IN his
tee for the last twenty years with the most astonishing
suoeess As an external remedy II is without rival
and will alleviate pain speedily than any other pre-
para'ion' For all Rheumatic and Nervous Dsordersit
y truly nallibe aud AS curative for Sores Wounds
spfams' Bruises NC. It's soothing healing and powerful
strengthening properties excite the just wonder and
punishment u all who have ever given II a trial over
four hundred certificates ~ remarkable cures prf,r
by II within the last two years. attest this fact
See advertisement. S7SQeoU
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-11-08

FRAUDs AND CouNTERFErrs--NoT
10 DRUGGTsrs, PERFuMERs AND rHE Pun
Lie GENERALLY.-An imitation Of william
A. Bachelors justly -celebrated Hair Dye has
been detected, and some Of the spurious stuff
has found its way into this State. Actions
at Law have been commenced againts Houses
in Now York and elsewhere for selling imi-
tations, and very heavy damages claimed.
which will doubtless be recovered from those
parties who are proven to aid impostefs in
their ready grasping at any article bearing
the stamp of staple goods at reduced prices,
without stopping to inquire Of the wretched
peddlers who generally offer their tempta-
lions. whether they are stolen, genuine or
bogus. 1t is sufficient for such dealers il
they can foist their rubbish upon the public
and cheat their customers and the proprietors
of the genuine article to say nothing Of the
dsappointments occasioned BY such meanness
We advise all dealers in patent medicines
and others, to do business only with reputa-
bic Houses, thus crushing out these danger
Gus boguses, whose mal-praclices do SO much
damage to legitimate trade.
Mr. Bachelor will exchange for new stock
any genuine old sent TO the factory. 81 Bar
clay street, New York. without any charge -
The genuine William A. Bachelors is tho
original. 1t has an immense sale, and is re-
cognized all over the globe as the best Hair
Dye known. Thus the incentive to dishonor
lneites bad men to prey upon the trademark
and industry of honest men. We hope all
detected will be exposed. Paterson, N. d.,
Guardian.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-11-08
BATCHELORs HAIR DYE.
THE BEST IN THR WORT.D

W. A. BArcHELoR's SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the
Original and only Reliable and Harmeless Hair Dye
known. instantaneous in It's elect does not stain the
skim and inyigorates the hair for life BE careful aud
use none other than the genuine signed on each side Of
every box-WuLfAa A. BArcHrLon So BY all respect-
able Druggists and Fancy Goods Stores everywhere
Mandatory No. 81 Barclay ST. Qate i6 Pond ST. and
aud 233 Broadway,l New York 50ol
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I IBERATION.-This is TO certify that
have this day given my son, Sherman I. brown, his
time during the remainder OF his minority therefore,
shall claim Of his earnings pay any debts Of his
after this date, JOHN BROWN
Witness II. f. Mann, II. p Mann. 1916
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-11-08

DR. HALLS BALsAN ia highly recommended hg elf.
tens, whose names and residence will be found 10 the
pamphlets giving the satisfactory evidence IN 49,
tonishng cures Of CONSUMPTION, bv using this
medicine. The afflicted should give it trial
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BEAUTIFULLY CLRAR PURR AVID WHITE What,
Amy face after the use Of the Magnolia Balm no mat
ter how nnsghiy it was before. Price so per bot
lie. Sold everywhere. W. L. HAGAN s. co.
o270 PRoPRrRrORs, Troy n. Y
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]
PRiCEs-Full strength $40 half strength ST. quar-.
TER strength, 50 per bottle.
IFREMEMBER-Th medicine is designed ergress-
/ " for OBSTINATE CASES, which al other remedies
ed represented IN EVERY RESPECT or he price
/ iciN be refunded.
| ITBEwAKB or IMITATIONsr None genuine
and warranted unless purchased directly Of Or. N. at
his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL DIS.
EASE No % Union street, Providence X.
gT1his speciHNy embraces all diseases Of prtuafe
nature, both OF MEN aud WOMEN, by areunlarly edu.
Gated physician Of twenty years practice giving them
his toiioA attention,
Consultations by letter or otherwise arc strictly
CONFIDENTIAL and medicines will be sent by express
from 05strcafon all parts Of the United States Also
accommodations for patients from abr Dad wishing for
secure aud quiet BETREAt with good care, until restored
CAUT1ON-It has been estimated that over feo hun
dred thousand dollars paid to swiudng quacks
nualy, in New England alone. without any bcieff to
20 those who pay H. Most Of this sum comes out "
class u pcrsous who the least able 20 lose IT, but
paid tteg grt q back, aud they
PEELED TO suffer the wrong In silence. not daring
pose the cheat f1r fear N erosnJ hetRseires. All this
comes from trusting. rittout inquiry, TO men who
alike destitute O honor, character aud skill. aud whose
ofiV recommendation Is their false and eNtravagant
ia praise Of fhemsaireS. II, therefore. YOU
would avoid bring hHmb,ggsa, take no mans word,
matter ohlt hes preiensioiia are but MAKE INQUIRY:
will cost You nothing, but many regrets
ur, advertising physicians. in nine NJ ten.
5uqUs, there Is safety ia dsting offhe,
less YOU know ,oAo aud ohat they are.
uFDf. NJ will send FitRE, by enclosing one stamp
as above. a Pamphlet on DISEASES OF WOMEN, and
Prirlte D.sedses generally, giving full information.
cfh ht uHdcubted referesicef aud Testimonials
without which advertising physician medicine Of
hi. kind is deserving Of ANY CONFIDENCE WHAT
EVER.
arOrdcrs by mail promptly attended to. Write your
address plainly, and direct to Or. MATTlsoN, asa
boye. $50
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GRAIN
THE CATTLE MARKETS.
AT BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFoRD.

HIIINAN FIEIVHfH, HfD0ffer
THURSDAY. Oct n, 1861
Al market this week, reported me by the several
drovers and salesmcu 1882 cattle. 626 sheep and 1900
swine. Last week 230j cattle, 6472 sheep, and 100
swine. About $50 more cattle this week than Iast-a
good proportion of which, 500 or more were offered as
stures The beeves rather better as well as more
numerous, this week and purchasers generally and
those who buy the better qualities, particularly suited
themselves better this week than they did last week and
on rather more favorable term but the whole the
market is so what il was one week ago that the
figures for the prices Of beef not changed.
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EAST MONTPELIER POST-OFFiCE.
hereby give notice that am prepared to exchange
stamps Of the style for equivalent Of the
old ISSUE during period Of six days from the date Of
this notice, and the latter will thereafter be received
in payment Of postage letters from this office
By order Of the Post Office Department
C. II. STEVENS, p. M.
East Montpelier, Oct 2s 1861 (oct2s nov2j
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IL A RIM l. NDS FOR S A l. T.
rs Niles from Philadelphia By Railroad.
IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY.
THE GARDEN STATE OF THE EAST

THE GARDEN STATE OF THE EAST.
Soil among the best for agricultural purposes. being
good loan soil with clay bottom. The land is large
tract divided into small farms, and hundrends from all
parts of the county settling and building. The
crops produced are large and be growing The
climate is delightful and secure from frosts. HARD
TIMES ARE NOT KNOWN IN HAMMONTON
Terms from SIS to $50 per payable by instamens
To visit the place leave Vine Street Wharf Philadel
pha att ~ A NJ, by Railroad for Hammonton. or ad-
dress r. j. BYRNRS by letter, enclosing postage, II
monton Post Office, Atlantic Co, New Jersey. " See
hIll adxerts cement in Annther nnlnmn
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A true copy Of Record.
7l.73 Attest, ALvAH BEAN, Judge.
CT TATE OF vERMo T,

- I A I Il q + V T. X NJ o N I,
~ Washington District. ss
In probate Court holden Montpelier on the sd day
Of October A. u. 1861.
William X. Murray, executor Of the last will and ties.
lament Of Polly 10 mis-, late Of Waterbury Ia said
district, deceased makes application to said court with
the aud appreciation in writing Of the deviseea
and egAtees Of said deceased residing In this State for
license 10 sell tile whole Of the real estate Of said de-
ceased representing tina, said sale would be fia to
said devsees and egatees and those interested in the
estate OF said deceased.
Whereupon, Il is ordered by said Court that said app-
cction be referred To the 18th day Of November, d.
1851 the Probate office in Montpelier for hearing and
decision thereon and il is further ordered. that al per
interested be notified hereof by publication Of no
tce Of this application aud order thereon three weeks
suceessvoy in the VI Waterman State Journal,
printed at Montpelier, befre said time OF hearing. that
they may appear At said time and place, and II they
cause. object thereto 5li1J
BY the Court Attest. n, A CHASE, Register.