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BIIiOtS MA ACjIE I

by the OF these Pills the p,'- 4ti.,tJ cry
ous rex Headaches may he's IA laEc1,
ut the commencement Of On attacH immediate relief
nom pain and sickness viii be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the nausea and he'd.
che to which females are 50 subject.
They act gently upon the bowels -remoy!nr Cos
tyenees
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Females and III
persons OF secentory habits they valuable as Lax.
auFe improving TIE appetite, giving tone and vgor to
me digestive organs and restoring the natural elasticity
and strength OF the whole systc,n
me CEPii ALlC PILLS urr the result oflong nYesti
CATION and carefully conducted experiments, having
been N uSe many ears, during which time thry have
prevented and relieved want amount of pain and Put
e,inG from ileadache whether originating in the nery
Gus 81 ia n or from deTAnged of the eto1naCn
ihey are entirely vegetable in their composition and
May lie taken at all times with perfect safety WITHOUT
&uy change Of diet and the absence Of any dsarrerae
taste renders it easy to administer TO children
BEW ARE OF COUNTER FEITS
Inc genuine hav. live signature, oriIeury c Su,d.ng
on each box.
soId by Druggists ami all other Dealers in Medicines
\ E0N VIII be sent hy mail prepared receipt .. IT,,
Frice "a Gents.
All oIders SHOULD be adhre'.ed to
HENRY c. SrhLDIHu
- Cedar street Srr YORK
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F. wleS Pile and Humor Care,

n T III V.VL1 No NE CTNE
f02 BLEEDING, BLIND. AND ITCHING PILE
LkPRuSf, SCkotCLA, sALT kAEUM
AND DISEASES OF Thk
One bottle warranted tn every Gaze of Pike Two
bottles IN al other Of the sb We dssses: II vat
DEALER are requested TO refu nd t nsy IN every ca
Only h hot hos IN thousand retut ned and IL osc rr.
confirmed stula HUNDREDS OF letters and certineaie
seen on application. Send for Circular "
Prepared by henry u. TowLE, Chemist I'll Pin.
street, Boron. Sold everywhere. Certificates with
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Notice.

Th!s may certify tAstf have this day Given my sop
Nui@s bigelov his Has during tAs 'rensinaer Of A
ninor and shsi claim Of his earnings nor pay
any aents o. his contracting sfter this AAts. =.
Pea KELLo9G, Witness. JOHN BICELow
Woodbury.. jay ma, 1882 fa44w3.
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Notice,

WHEREAS, ny vile, Amanda Jane Bearing, has left
w ny bed and board without suineiert cause oil per-
ssne are hereby forbidden to harb.r on nv
aeos Mt after this date JOSEPH r DRARINC
Tantrdye, July "a, u.s. f34lv8
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PHENIX
Looking Glass and Picture Frame
MANUFACTORY.

Nos' s2i East Twenty-Third street,
i'3 d IFS Grand Street d. 2l5C .ntr. s,...,
hsfAhLIsHED 1888. NEW YORK. EsrAbl,H,p ,,e
.saeiishment has been In success sui orers,io, "a
ana 10 the Largest Of the kind In the L nit.d =,
tion Of ~ "'N''' e'e'y "eserip-
hoohlSd GLASS. PICTURE Il PORTRAIT yRIurs
ram and ornamental Pier, WALL oval a.d
s., '.ssses. Connecting Corbioes,
hsr9ls Slabs, Toilet
u,., Glssses, kc., nc.
Mssid!nEs for Picture ,rramss In l,n.tA. .,..
transportation, either Git, 8sriins RcievecS or sor
and epeusiy, i,IsGgeny &c. Quincy Msauiss,ory
our me good ~ the best, and A. ehssp O. "a.
DEALERS ARE INVITED TO CALL UPON On
uS". hey vat New York. We claim 10 be abb, !.
po.,ih,r ,snn aoie IN oar line which The, sI,
Isewhers. '~a 'hey can purchase
fail 70 ss y mai asn s,ensed With promp,ns D.
Omoe and Wareroeus, Nc. 9ls C.nt,.s q. ~
A"sA'S v sIGLsR. Az,
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held at
said District, the 95th day Of July, \. u. 1862.
JAMES CRAM, guardian of Alden c. Il Jostphine N.
Loomis, minors mak application said Court for
said ward vii their Interest be rs and representa-
lives OF Alden g. L0ons, ste OF Rox hurry. in said dis
trCt, deceased, in the sion Of dover Anna
LOOMS from The cal estate Of William LuOmis, atr Oh
said RoXhuy, deceased rep eSenug that the ie thereof
oT the purpose q putting TIE proceeGs of such sale nj
interest, Investing the in stocks real estate,
would be beneficial to said wards.
Whereupon, is o-lered by said Count that said GppI-
cation be deferred session thereof, be td az the
Probate Office in said Mntpe!ier the 10th day of Aue
A. ID. 1862. for heating and decision thereon ana it Is
further ordered that all peraoEs Interested be gifted re
Of by publication ut nurt said application aId oaer
leenn three weeks successfully in the Green Mountain
Freeman printed * Wonlrtier before said time Of hear
that lly may apItir said tnC and place, and, if
ney caust, INJECT thereto
i.r the Court,
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344f2w+ Attest, t. L. MERRILL, Judge.
.Eesep2s E. %seeyc;s EIafa1e.

'NHE Subsc rber, having been appointed b. tie Row
urable Probate C8aI. Tor inc District of RandOp.,
Commissioners oreceIve .etam!HtaHd aims
and demands utall sons, against he EstaeOf JOsep
4. Steele, late OF RrookEet. in said District deceased,
iRs0Vent. and The term of ak m0nthS tToiG
The lGin day of July, a. y. ie"!, beng allowed by
sad Courttut the creditors said deceased eXhibitaud
prove their peCtve efore rs give nmcc hat
we will attend to the duties OF cur appointments at
The dwelling house OF sa6 decreased in Brookte!t
in said district, the fourth Friday {" August and of
December next Al uclo"k IN the afternoon each at
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Grand Victory /!

IN shaersigned returns his thanks 70 bis e"roI. ~
or zoe good eneo-Ara cement that he has had a,
.. 'nen And the public that he will ccstioae
. .v promptly oil orders that sssIi be ea'ru"ed"
house, Carriage and Furniture Psisa~
AL tDas Of
Grainins. Glazing, and
PAPER RANGING
Ne keeps also on ha,A,
MsC, LEAD, ,OIL, vARhEh.
Aod ell kiHds OF Paint, Per sals ~,
Al sfoets VII DO ptomp&iy attended to, and q rtN
note sfms Ne Occupies the -Asp formerly cesaes %
staivs. xO,SsE1Is
@onsretIs~. Ap.t II, tssqy u.
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DIR. MARSHALh'S HEADACHE
AND
CAT'&gGsSEE SNUFF.

;gElH SNUFF has thoroughly proved 'elf to be he hest
| article ever known for curing the CATAEBH COLD IN
THE HEAD, and the HEADAcEE. IL has ben found an
excellent remedy in many Of ~oRE EFEs. DEAF
NESS has been removed by it, and He nIHG has ofte
been greatly improved by its use. tpurges out ali OBJ
structiuns strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action to tie parts affected. 1t is recommended b. many
of the best rsican and used with great success and
/ satisfaction everywhere.
Moe than twenty nye years experience has proved
its great value and this stands hi Cher than
ever before
large number Of tie espect4be Druggists in
Boston and New YORK, in fcate signed by them ia
1854 say
60 The undersigned, having or many years been &C
Quainted with Dr. MARSHALL, CATARRH AID HEADACHE
SNUFF, ard sold it In VI o sale trade, cheerfully
state that believe - be eu ncvery respect to the
mmcndaton given of It FOL he cure Of Catarrhal
Affections and that is decid y best article have
ever known for all the comm eases Of the head
He are Of CouUterfeits
4 fac smile of tho siSnatuce of the + lretor
CHARLES BOWEN. is T. bottle Sold uy Drug
sis everywhere. Z5ltu!hi'y'
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF
Il y M A N MIS- Err Y

Just published in Sealed Envelope ; Price cto
a LECrIR RE By DR.. CrLyEkWElI, ON TIKI
49, r hNp ~ NE OF Spermatorrho,a, CONSUMPTION
"pt pm NWF'ton OF The Body. IMssitude Weakness
~ 'he LIMBS and Back, Indisposition and lncap7c
ny lor stndy and Labor, Dizziness OF apprehpntion
nS %! memory, Aversion to Society Love OF Solitudr
SeiI Disrnst' Dizziness, Headache Al, ctors
and ,rlmpe' on the Face, Involuntary Emissions
discretion, DC &c " '"'u' az
W rms admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
e enumerated often self-ahlcted evils NAV be re-
without medicneHnd without daI gerous surrica,
ami should be read h. every youth and ever
man in the land ~ III" ''e'!
Hent under seal TO any address, in plain sealed en-
by addressing OP''>"e' ''"u'P''
CiAs j. G. KLINE Il CO.,
i2' bowrry, NewYork, Post Office Box a5s
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probate Courts.

no and for the 6src STH
ssid will be holden the Probate Once in Montpelier in
Md District tuesday OF each week, during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court
suested to attend TO the said days.
T. r. MERRILL, Judge.
December lis
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PROBATE COURTs

Probate Counts within ard for the District OF Ran
doph for the year cnsxiDg, will be holden follows,
day in each month.
At the orange L, univ Hotel n Chelsea on the third
Thursday of each month
At Chadwick's He:e In West Randolph. enthe fourth
Thursday in each month.
Att L. BoVles' Hotel in Washington. on the second
Thursday in February. NGy and August
By order of Court,
j. K. CLEAVELAND Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT,, AT a Probate Court, held
RANDOLPH DIsTRIcT, at Brookfeld, within and for
the District aforesaid on the d day OF July, A. D. 1sG
instrument purporling to be he last viii aud lesra-
"A nlent f Clark SimonS, late of Bronkeld, in said
District deceased presented to the Court her for p To-
bate, by Julius b. Lyman, the Executor therein named
Ther-"c, it l. ordered by said Court, that public
tee he wen to all persons concerned therein appear
before said Court, at session thereof, to be held
Registers Office in Bookeld The l3h day OF August
A. d. 1852 and contest the probate % said VIII, and il is
father ordered hat this order be published three weeks
excessively i'll the Green Munain Fcenan a new spa
printed at Montpelier IN This State, the las Of which
>tI l." previous 10 the day assigned, aforesaid for
htarmI
Given under my nd AZ he ,:egi,re'a Office at Brook
Held this 23d day oi July. \. D. lSt2
3itw3 J. X. El.EAVELAND, Esglster.
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STATE or VERMONT, The Hon. the Pro0atr Couf
STRICT OF RANDOLPH, for said District 10 all
persons concerned in the Estate of Daniel g. Durham
Ihic OF lunhSd e, deceased, GREETING.
At'HEREAS, Ctlista X Dunbar and l,IbridGe T. EuI-
" ham, Administrators OF the of saId
request said Court 10 allow them The further line ct on
year from and ailrt t%e I'd dH! # August A d. 1852,
To make UHt Of itbts aud close TIE scttcnlpr,
If the Estate
Therefore, YOU hereby Gifted that said application
vi" be heard at Session at The Probate Cnur t. HI hd
Al EnelSea on the 2is iay VI August next, at nhich
time you may be heard in the treulIseS.
NHd this Order shall be published three weeks
Neiy in the Green Mountain Freeman, Il nrusDaDtr
tr nted al Montpelier, in this State Whrt
Qualifications shall be before the day assigned tor hearing
afo esaid.
Given under my iand al The Probate Office htisra
inns 18th day OF July \, T. 1862
t3f5W3t PERLEY e. JON tx Judg-.
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A Comfortable Establishment.

The domain of tho Duke of Devonshire
is truly immense. The park Immediately
surrounding the palace is eleven miles in
circumference and contains 5000 acres.
The principal garden for vegetables,
fruits, greenhouses, &C., is rs acres.
There are 80 greenhouses, each from so to
rs feet long. We went into three or four
containing nothing but pin6-apples, ripe;
others contain nothing but melons and Gu
cumbers. One peach tree on the glass
wall measures 81 feet III width and iss 5
feet high, and bears one thousand peach
es. 1t is the largest in the world. The
grape-houses, five or six in all, are 900
feet long, aud such grapes! We saw
pine-apples weighing 10 or Is pounds
each. One greenhouse had only figs,
another only mushrooms. But what shall
be said of the great conservatory, filed
with every variety of tropical plants. Il
is one of the wonders of the world. II
covers an acre of ground, is one hun.
dred feet high, of oval shape, and cost
100000! 1t is heated by steam and
hot water pipes, which in all are six miles
in length. The apparatus consumes 900
tons of coal in year. We saw banana
trees twenty feet high, with clusters Of
fruit, sugar.cane, coffee trees, bamboo
and in short every tropical plant that can
be named. Several of the palm trees
arc from so to 60 feet high. The smoke
of the immense fire underneath is carried
in pipes under ground. One fountain
throws jet of water to tue height of 27i
feet.
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Our Early Friends.

What has become of those whose
youthful hands we pressed with ardor-
around whose neck our arm was fondly
thrown-whose mirth, whose pains we
shared, whose wrongs we were ever ready
to avenge-in whom we con6ded for
the dark influence of suspicion was then
unfelt. Some of them have been gather
ed to the mansions of death, in the spring
of their days; while they thought and
dreamed of "many morrow gay"-some
upon whose devoted heads the storms of
misfortune have pitilsssly pelted, have
sought far from their homes foreign
grave-some have quaffed the cup which
smiling pleasure offered-they are now
treading with hasty footsteps the road
whose end is ruin-some have been mark
ed by "melancholy, for her own" and
move through life Gin hopeless broken
ness of heart some are far away, tossed
on the stormy ocean, or pursuing fortune
in other climes, exposed to death from the
roaring wave, OF inhaling the pestilential
breeze. Of how few can it be said, their
path has always been prosperous! Those
may be considered as fortunate, and should
be contented, who can say, we float along
the stream of time-it is now gentle and
calm-now roug h and turbulent-its banks
are often adorned with gay and beauteous
landscapes-though our prospects are
sometimes bounded by dark and barren
rocks, as we advance we are greeted with
smiling spots of verdure-but long tracts
of cherries sterility too frequently meet
our gaze.
Happy is he whose bosom is swayed,
and whose actions are directed by the ex-
pectations of Heaven of inimitable fe-
licity.
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Pleasure,

Blessed be the hand that prepares plea
sure for a child ! for there is no saying
when and where it may again bloom forth.
Does not everybody remember some kind
hearted man who showed him kindness
in the quiet days of his childhood? The
writer of this recollects himself at this mo-
ment, as barefooted lad, standing at the
wooden fence of poor little garden in his
native village; with longing eyes he
gazed on the flowers which were blooming
there quiet on the brightness of Sunday
morning. The possessor came forth from
his little cottage-he was wood-cutter
by trade-and spent the whole week at
his work in the woods. He had come into
his garden to gather flowers to stick in
his coat when he went he church
He saw the boy and breaking off the most
beautiful of his carnations-it was streaked
with red aud white-gave it to him.
Neither the giver nor the receiver spoke a
word and with bounding steps the boy
ran home and now, here is vast dis
lance between that home, after SO mnay
events of so many years, the feeling OF
gratitude which agitated the breast of
that boy expresses itself on paper. The
carnation has long since withered, but it
now blooms afresh. - Douglas Jcrrola.
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HYpERBoLE-A Vermont horse jock
ey, Boosting one day of his horse, grayely
asserted that he could trot seventeen miles
an hour.
"Seventeen miles an hour ?' says a by
stander, ~ guess as how that's thump-
err"
"My dear fellow" replied the Green
Mountaineer-" Seventeen miles is no
great shakes for the critter, now; for when
he was but three years old, the lightning
killed the old mare, and chased the colt
all around the pasture without getting
within striking distance of him."
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PRACTICAL JOKE OF AN INDIAN
The Saginaw Indians are intense wags in
their way. One of them, having given a
trader some annoyance, was told that if
he was seen again with bottle it would
be taken from him and thrown into the
fire. A few days after the Indian appeared
with pint flask in his blanket, as usual,
but the trader was as good as his word,
and demanded the bottle, which the In
dian gave up, and started for the door
The trader threw the flask into the stove,
upon which whang went the stove, and
out came the windows, the trader follow
ing close behind. The next time that
man burns an Indians whiskey bottle, he
will examine it to see whether its con-
tents are of "Dupont's make" or gun
powder.
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VOL. VINO. SO.
Look AT ToTHER SIDE, J1M.-When

LOOK AT ToTHER SIDE, JIM.-When
a boy, as was one day passing through
the market with my neighbor Joe, spied
a beautiful orange lying on the top lof
basket full of the same fruit. I enquired
the price and was proceeding to buy it,
when my brother exclaimed, with a
shrewdness which I never shall forget
"Look at t'other side, jim"
[ looked, and to my establishment it
was entirely rotten.
In passing through life, I have been
frequently benefited by this little admo-
milton.
When [ hear the tongue Of SANDER lev
cling its venom against some fault or fol-
bic of a neighbor, think, "look at 10th
err side, jim" Be moderate-have char
ity. Perhaps the fault or foible you talk
so much and so loudly of, is almost the
only one in your neighbor's character, and
perhaps you have as great, or greater ones
of your own. .
1t may be this is your neighbours weak
side and except this he is good citizen,
kind neighbor and affectionate father
and husband and useful member of So
ciety. Others may listen to the story Of
calumny, but remember they will fear
and despise the calumniator. Learn to
overlook fault in your friends-for per-
you may wish them to pardon fault in
you.
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AN HONEST L1FE.-A poor pittance
of seventy years is lot worth being a vii
lain for What matter is it if your neigh
Dor lies in a splendid tomb !? Sleep you
with innocence. Look behind you through
the track of time A vast desert lies
open in retrospect; wearied with years
and sorrow, they sink from the walks Of
man.. You must leave them where they
fall and you are to go little further,
and you will find eternal rest. Whatev-
ever you may have to encounter between
the cradle and the grave, every moment
is big with events. which come not in sue
cession, but bursting forcibly, from re-
volving and unknown cause, fly over this
orb with diversified influence.
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5flist&llaneous.
LETTER FROM MAJOR JACK DOWN
ING.
WASHINGTON, Nov. %, 1862.

WASHINGTON, Nov. %, 1862.
To the Editers of The Cavcashin:
SURs Wal, the message amt done
yet. The Kernel keeps tinkerin at it a
little every day: | tell him that be is
jest like cooper hammerin at barrel
lie keeps poundin away, an when he gifts
.rn. he is rite around jest where he star
ted irou. The other day | telled the
Kernel that it mite hurry up matters by
hayin Cabinet Council, an perhaps by
gettin all beds together we mite git the
messige in sum sort of shape. Congress
would meet afore long, and there was no
time to lose. The Kernel sed he thought
that would be good idee, aud so one
was called. The Kernel insisted that
I should be present, though didn't much
want to be, sence knew how Seward was
tryin to play the conservative and turn
Dimmycrat, Howsoeyer, | determined to
90 but to say nothin. The Kernel open
cd the ball by tellin all hands how that he
an the Majer had been to work at the mes
sigc for some weeks, off an on, like far
mers sortin their corn, but they couldn't
git the docyment into ship shape exactly,
an hence he had called 'em together to
hear their opinions on the subject an to
larn how each department stood. He sed
he wanted to tech on all subjects, an fust
he would ask Mr.. Seward about our fur
rim affairs. Seward got up, lookin very
pale, an the fust thing he Sod was, that no
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sss~ An Irishman was fishing

Say An Irishman was fishing and
among other things he hauled in large
turtle. To enjoy the surprise Of the ser
want girl, he placed it in her bedroom
The next morning the first thing that
bounded into the breakfast-room was Bid
dy, exclaiming "Be jabers, I've got the
divil" "What devil p inquired the
head Of the house, feigning surprise
"The bully bed-bug that's been atein'
the childer the last mouth-Pve got him,
sure"
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s9- A Quakeress, jealous Of her hus-
band, watched his movements, and one
morning actually discovered the truant
hugging and kissing the servant girl.
Broadbrim was not long in discovering the
face of his wife, as she peeped through the
half-opened door, and rising with all the
GOODNESS of General thus addressed her:
"Betsy, thee had better quit peeping or
thee will cause. disturbance in the
house.
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4oetital>
From the Lancaster Intelligencer.
THE BAsTILED DEMOCRAT.
BY P. G. FERGUSON

THE BAsTILED DEMOCRAT.
BYp. G. FERGUSON.
They bore him to gloomy cell,
And barred him from the light,
Because he boldly dared TO tell
The people what was right.
He dared his single voice to raise
Against oppression's power,
To show, by truths unerring rays,
The dangers of the hour.
They called him by traitors name,
And with fendish hate
Heaped on his head load of shame,
Such as on felons wait.
They dragged him from his peaceful hearth
Upon despots word,
Although the vilest man on earth
Should by the law bc heard.
Thus he, man of lofty soul,
WELDING magic pen,
Whose word the people would control,
And sway the minds of men,
Is by crazy tyrants nod
Of liberty bereft,
Struck by base usurper's rod
In dark confinement left.
They shut him up, but could not chain
His free and fearless soul;
The sacred chamber of his brain
Was free from their control.
They could not bind the eagle thought
That from his mind took fight,
Efface the lesson he had taught,
Nor bar the truth from light.
For tho within dungeon damp
They shut him from the day,
They could not quench truths airy lamp
That burns with fadeless ray.
But bark upon the sea of life,
What sound comes from ATARI
1t is the harbinger of strife,
Of red ensanguined war.
1t is the Peoples voice that breaks
Like wild waves on the ear;
1t is the Peoples tramp that shakes
The earth both far and near.
Lift up thy head, martyr brave,
Thy chains will broken be;
The People come their friend to save
Look up, thou wilt be free
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s@>ssIf man marry o shrew, srawe to
suppose he isshrewd?
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CONSTITUTION AS THE MARINER CLNGs TO LAST PLANK