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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-05
VETERANS IN THE MINISTRY

Death is making sad havoc with the aged min
isters OF Vermont During the ecclesiastical yosr
which has just closed, three Of the fathers in ,ho
ministry, Rev. Phineas Bailey, Rev r. H. Dor
man, and Rev. John Wheeler, ID. d.. have e,nno
to their rest. The first death of the present wear
IS that of the venerable James Hobart. Fatbnr
Hobart, as he has been afIectionately called for
the last quarter of a century. He had attained 10
the extreme old age of ninety-six wears d,,in
sixty-scven of which he was preacher of the Co.!
pei. More than thirty years ago he was dismiss
ed from his first and only pastoral charge, the
church IN Berlin, which had three members at the
commencement OF his pastorate, and more than a
hundred At its close. Since that time he has been
abundant in labors, preaching stately or occa
sonally ill within few weeks before his death
lie was wonderfully vigorous both in body and
mind for man Of fourscore and ten. He had
preached in almost every town in Central and
Northeastern Vermont, had assisted in organiz
ing ten or twelve churches, some Of them now
among the strongest in the state and had done
more hard work in the ministry than any Of his
survivors. II may truly be said Of him that he
has come to his grave in a full age like as a shock
Of corn cometh in her season.
Father Ilobart's exploits as a pedestrian are
not unworthy Of notice. Since he was ninety
years old, he has walked fifteen miles to meet AN
appointment for preaching. Il has been no un-
common thing for him to walk FIVE or six miles ON
a Sabbath morning, preach all day, and walk home
at night, A few years ago he made three an
pointmcnts for single Sabbath, to fulfill which
he started early SABBATH morning, walked seven
miles and preached, then five miles further and
preached again, then still another five miles and
preached another sermon.
Congregationasm does make some progress in
Vermont. The church in Sheldon, which. for
forty-siN years. has been struggling for existence
never having settled minister nor any house Of
worship, except one that was embarrassed by Joint
ownership with another denomination, IL At last
rejoicing in its own pastor and its own sanctuary,
and enters with hope and courage upon new
era IN its lie. The number Of pastors IN the state
IS also increasing steadily though slowly The
recent ordinations Of Rev L. A. Austani a, Or
well, and Rev. George Is. Tolmau at Sheldon,
increase the number OF pastors 20 seycnty-thrce
The oldest pastorate in the state is that OF Rev
Jacob 5. Clark OF Morgan, which has continued
for thirty-ive and half years, though during the
latter part of the time il has been only nominal
Rev. Sllas Mckeen, ID. d., has been pastor
at Bradford more than thirty-six years, but with
two interruptions by dsmissals The oldest min-
lister in charge OF parish is Rev Ammi Nichols
OF Braniree. who has preached the Gospel more
than hity-seven years, pastor Of the Brain
tree church forty years, and has been acting pas
tor Tor the last nine years. Pu.W
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-05

T M IRI9'' NUN IkVtl lAWk. DWs
The steamship Baltic arrived here this
morning, and awaits orders
Reinforcement were ordered to day to James
town Island
City Point has been entirely demolished
by the Federal gunboats
For some lime past the rebels have been
hrIng into the transports passing up and down
the James river. Commodore Wilkes sent
the rebels word that if it was not dscontin-
ued he should destroy their rendezvous, City
Point On Thursday last the rebels brought
down to City Point s cannon and about 300
ritemen and opened FIRE upon the Federal
hotlla, which at the time was abreast of the
place, whereupon our gunboats opened fire
upon them and demolished every building in
the place and dispersed the rebel force.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-05

ThE COMMAND or THE ARMIES OBRRArlNG IN
except those that have been temporarily detached
and assigned to Gen Pope
Gen. Mcclellan commands that portion of the
army of the Potomac that has not been sent for
ward TO Gen. Popes command.
Gen. Pope commands the army of Virginia
ana an the forces temporarily attached TO it.
q, All the forces are under the command of Gen.
llalleck, Geeral-in-C Chief
Signod) f. d. TowNsrNp. A. AG
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-05

A correspondent OF the Philadelphia Inqui-
rer gives further accounts Of the attack upon
Manassas. lie says:-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-05

Mhlch Is universally believed will soon be fought Al
CenreVile or IN that vicinity, will unquesonably have
most important influence not only upon the people
OF TINS country but upon the world. Ii is anticipated
mat the grand and decisive battle Of the rebellion is at
hand ltmay be fought any moment The rebel lead
es stake the hopes uf the rebellion this grand despe
rate dash az the capital itself With the numbers Of
wen dsepned veteran troops in the field and the thou
sahus OF fresh regiments that pouring into Washing
ton loyal citizens need entertain fears " the result
oui mtay authorities are confident in being able not
only 10 successfully defend the national capits but IN
sweep The rebel army fom the face of,he old Dominion
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-11-28
Important TO the Afflicted.

DIR. DOW continues 10 be consulted nj his ONCE,
Nos aud Endicott Street. Boston, on all diseases
Of PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE. by
long course OF study and practical experience OF
unlimited extent, DIR. ID. has now the qualification
OF presenting the unfortunate with remedies that
have never since be first Introduced them, ALLIED
TO cure the most alarming cases OF UONORRiUsA
and SYPHILIS. Beneath his treatment, all the
horrors OF yenereal and impure blood lmpotency,
Scrofula. GonOrrhGa, Ulcers. pains and distress In
the re lions Of procreation Inlametlon OF the Blad
der aud Kidneys. llydrocele, Ahcesses. lInmors,
frghtful Swellings and the long train VI horrible
symptoms attending this class disease. are made
child. SEMINAL WEAKNESS. Or. ID. deyotes
great part OF his time 10 the treatment OF those
cases caused by secret and solitary habit, which
ruins the body and mind. attiDg the unfortunate
ndi vidual for business society. Some 81 the sad
and melancholy eff cts produced by early habits
Of youth, are Weakness OF tho Back aud Limbs,
Dizziness OF the head. Dimness Of sight, Palplta-
ton Of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, De-
mngement OF the Digestive functions, symptoms
mind are much TO be dreaded loss OF memory.
confusion OF ideas depression OF spirits. evil fore
holdings. aversion OF society, selfdlstrust tmdty.
&c are among tho evils produced. such persons
should befOre contemplating matrimOny, consult
n physician OF eh perence. and be at once restored
to health and happiness.
Patients who wish 10 remain under DIR. D0ws
treatment few days or weeks, will be furnished
with pleasant rooms, and charges tor board mode
rate.
Medicines sent 20 all parts OF the country, with
full direction. for use, on receiving description OF
your cases. DR. Dow has also for sale the French
Capacities, warranted the best preventive. Order
by mail, , for 81, aud red stamp.
April, IsG2-iyrl6
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STATE OF MAINE.

~, YORK, $50 the SheriiIs of our
LIS. { respective Counties, or either Of their
~ Deputies, GREETING.
We command you TO attach the goods or es-
tate Of WASHINGTON I. SMART now or late
Of Bddcford in said County y woman, to the val
ne of one hundred and fifty dollars, and sum
mon the said Smart (if he may be found in
your precnctl to appear before our Justices OF
our Supreme judicial Court, next to be holden
York, on the third Tuesday Of September A.
ID. 1862, then and there in our said Court to
answer unto GEORGE II. G0ODHUE, Of Chic
ago, in the County Of Cook, State Of Illinois,
in plea Of the case, for that the said defend
ant, ut said Chicago. TO wit at said Biddeford
ON the day Of the purchase Of this writ. being
indebted TO the plaintiff In the sum of ninety
eight dollars and fourteen cents, according TO
the account annexed, then and there In consid-
Grafton thereof promised the plaintiff to pay
him the same on demand.
Also in plea of the case for that the said de-
PENDANT at said Biddeford on the day OF the
purchase of this writ, being indebted to the
plaintiff in the sum Of ninety eight dollars and
fourteen cents for 50 much money before that
time had and received by the defendant to the
plaintiffs use. in consideration thereof then
and there promised the plaintiff to pay him
that sum on demand.
Yet the said Smart, though requested, has
not paid the same. but neglects so to do-To
the damage of the said Plaintiff (as he says)
the sum Of one hundred and fifty dollars, which
shall then and there be made to appear with
other due damages. And have you there this
writ with your dOings therein
Witness JOHN s. TENNEY, Esquire, at Al
fred, the twenty first day Of May, in the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-two. G. u. LORD, Clerk.
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asD Embellishments.
Wanted.
.y,0fiee of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Benjamin Fisk OF Alfred, IN
w the County OF York, On the 18th day OF
October, A. ID. 1883, conveyed to Nathan Dane
Appleton, of Alfred, being then in full lite. the
following described real estate. IN Ice and IN
mortgage, viz; the homestead arm OF SAID
Fisk, situated in said Alfred, and lying on both
sides Of the Moass Lane rOad. so called, lead
ing from Littledeld's Mills in Alfred To kenne-
bunk, and containing one hundred thlrty-six
acres, more or less, with the buildings thereon.
Also, another tract Of land In sanford, contain
ing tour acres. more or les, same conveyed by
Abraham Day To Nicholas Wakefield. by deed,
duly recorded. Also, one other tract OF land
situated In said Sanford, and Is one-half Of q
parcel OF land which the guardians Of iona.
faruum's children conveyed TO said Nicholas
Wakefield by deed recorded In Book III, pp.
1901, containing twsniy.four acres, more or
less. Also, ten acres Of land In said Alfred,
more or less, adjoining said fisk's land and the
highway. Also, all said fisk's right and title
10 the mill privilege and SAN mill thereon in
SANFORD, called Linscott's Mill, AL OF said prem
i,c> being more fully described IN said fisk's
deei of mortgage, recorded In said York Coun-
ty Registry Of Deeds, Book 2oe, page SJo, To
yhlch deed and the several deeds therein re-
S,r,,-i 20 reference Is made and the condition
of all mortgage has been broken. Now, there
FORE. I. julia II. Appleton. ADMINISTRATIVE OF
the state Of Nathan ID. Appleton, hereby give
public notice Of my intention to fCreclose sad
mortgage, by reason OF said orssen OF eondi-
ton. JULIA II. APPLETON. Admx.
Alfred, Nov. IS, iso2. t9-3w
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Foreclosure Of Mortgage.

WHEREAS Ezekiel Twambley, OF Alfred, in the
w County OF York aud State OF Maine, on the
thirtleth day OF November, A. ID. 1852 conveyed TO
James l. Buck, Of BddefOrd, In said county, In
mortgage, by said Twambley's deed OF that date,
recorded book 26s. page 3O7, OF the Registry oil
Deeds OF said county, TO secure the payment oil one
hundred aud ffty dollars In one year irom SAID
date with interest, parcel OF real estate In said
Alfred, being fifteen acres OF land bounded North
oTIy by land OF Theodore Goodwin, westerly by the
east branch Of Mousam river, southerly by land oil
George Perkins, and easterly by the road leading
from Linscotts Mills In Sanford, TO Lttleheld's
Mills In Alfred, with DWELLING. house thereon. and
said recorded deed Il hereby referred 10 for fuller
description OF the premises and whereas the con-
ditiOno said mortgage Is broken, by reason there
Of claim to fOreclose the same, and hereby give
public notice OF my claim and intention TO fore
close so 10 Orecose pursuant to the statute ~ such
case made and provided, JAMES 1. BUCK,
BY A. 7, EHIsHoLN, his atty.
Nov. 18th, 1861. 4S-3w
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-11-28

AT n Court OF Probate held at North Berwick, with.
in and for the county OF York, on the trst Tues.
day In November In the year OF our Lord eight
cen hundred and sixty-two, by tho Hon. Il. Il.
bourne. Judge ofsaid Courts
CYNTHIA w FURNISH, named Executrix In
u n certain instrument. purporting to be the last
will and testament OF Isaac Purbsh, late OF Ken
nebunk, in said county. deceased, having pre-
scented the same for PROBATE
Ordered, That the said Executrix give notice to
all persons interested by causing copy OF this or
der 10 be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the
Union 4 Journal printed ut Biddeford In said Coun.
ty. that they may appear Mt q Probate Court to he
held at Kennebunk, In said County, on the nrst
Tuesday In December next, at ten Of the clock In
the forenoon and shew cause, IL any they have. why
tho said instrument should not be proved approved
and allowed the last will and testament or tho
said deceased.
Attest. George II. Knowlton. Register.
Atrue copy,
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STATE OF MAINE.
YORK. IS,

YORK, IS,
PURSUANT to the provisions Of an act
i of the Legislature OF said State, entitled an
act In relation to the January term OF the SUI
preme Judicial Court In the County OF York,
approved March Is, A. ID. 1862, we, the under
signed, County Commissioners within and for
said County Of York, hereby give notice that the
inhabitants OF the town of Saco, in said Coun.
ty, In pursuance OF the conditions imposed up
on them by the said oct, have, within the time
limited therein, and without expense to the said
County of York, provided q suitable Court
room, and other Accommodations for said Court
and officers, and also safe and convenient
place In said town of Saco wherein to confine
persons charged with crimes or misdemeanors
during each session Of said Court TO be holden
at said Saco, to the acceptance Of us, the said
County Commissioners, rs provided in said act;
and that ON the fourteenth day Of October, a.
ID. 1862, the said inhabitants OF Saco, by their
Treasurer duly authorized therefor, executed
and delivered TO us, the said County Commits
sioners, n sufficient lease or instrument in wri.
ting to secure the uses aforesaid to said County
of York, rs provided in said act, which said
lease or instrument in writing was ON the same
day duly accepted by US, the said County Com
missioners.
ASA GOWEN, }co, nyuy
Alfred, October 22d, 1862 45tjani
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Alta Court Of Probatehe at North Berwick. within
and for the county OF York. on the first Tuesday
of November, In the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and slxty.two, by the Hon. Il. Il. bourne.
Judge OF said Courts
IN the petition Of Elisha 8 Clark, Administrator
" Of the estate Of William Libby, late OF LINER.
ick In said County. deceased, representing that
the personal estate OF said deceased Is not suil-
Client 10 pay the just debts which he owed at the
time OF his death by the sum Of two hundred dol
lars, and praying for license 10 sell and convey
the whole Of the real estate OF said deceased Mt pub
lie auction or private sale, because by a partial
sale the residue would be greatly injured
Ordered, That the petitioner give notice thereof
10 the heirs OF said deceased and 10 all persons In.
terested In said estate, by causing copy Of tins
order 10 be published In the Union & Journal
printed In Bddeiord, In said county, three weeks
successfully, that they may appear ut Probate
Court 10 he held at Kennebunk, In said county,
on the rst Tuesday OF December next, at ten OF the
clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, u any
they have. why the prayer ofsaid petition should
not DO granted.
Attest, George II. Kuowlton, Register.
Attest. George II. Knowlton. Register.
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Certain Cure tn all Cases,
Or No Chnrge Mnde.

DR. Dow Is consulted daily, ffom A. NJ. 10 r. N.
rs above upon all difficult and chronic diseases OF
every name and nature. having by his unwearied
attention and extraordinary success gained q rep
uation which calls patients nom all parts of tho
country 10 obtain advice.
Among the physicians In Boston, none stand
higher in the profession than the celebrated DIR.
DOW, No. Endlcott street. Boston, Those who
need the services Of an experienced physician aud
surgeon should give hlfr call.
P.S. Dr. Dow imports and has for sale q new
article called the frengii secret. Order by mail.
2for 81, and red stamp.
ApFll. Is6l-lyrl6
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F ya AND JeAZI WEEKLY R AND eERAa HMaGEHG

rJr-u IA painllll 20 see so much suffering eees-
.lonsd nv The ills Of life one meetsln every aa
tonrnsys : here Is one hObbling through Ire win
he rhsumatIsm, another with hacking cough and
aisseait reputation Is dragging out weary exist
enc. another With almost sightless eyes "a trying
a. 80 I'M. way clear and still another, with soured
Wac, and actions 10 correspond. all oeeasioned
nv adyspectio trouble. making every one misera-
MI. he comes In contact with. Now all these sub
,eets OF disease are entitled 10 our warmest sympa
thy, and We should do all In our power tn relieve
them. They do not take upon themselves those
burthsns OF life. not In our power 70 give per-
sonal advice "a all this suffering humanity, but on
the presumption that they all read, We take this
method OF doing our share In put them In the way
OF obtaining relief To all such We say. use Doet.
Gnbrd's homeopathic Curatives These prePsrA-
tons, although used by thousands with great sue
cess. 10 Is evident from what We see that they are
not universally used. Any therefore, suffering
from any Kind OF sickness should at once SEQ To 10
and get the curative. A full assortment kept or
sale by
w. Z. Dyer, Blddsi6rd, Ne, s. S, Mitchell,
saeo. Men. 3. barr a Co., wholesale, Boston,
Mass, W. I. Philips wholesale, Portland.
Philip Lees name Is on each boz OF the genuine,
Sent free on receipt Of price by mall. Addyes, All
letters 10 Philip Lee, 10 William ST., New York
Send for manual furnished free. Nv"