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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN JULY . 1862
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
Indian Medical Institute.
Office, SO Bloomfield St., Boston.


REV. y. DAY, Pres. REV. / hASON, lie rfeN"4'''
GREENE NJ. ID, Syptrihtsndins Phy''c'dn'
This Institution was established for the cure 81 Dk
ease upon the principles of innocent medcatloh' eH
tirey d isca Tdng the use OF Pc sOnOus Drugs a.,
MANY leases. such Scrofula, Hunors OF tne
Blooc Diseases of the Throat and lungs, Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint, Heart Complaint hheuina'isn, RI;
male Complaints and 4 great variety OF ordinary pl'
eases are successfully treated b. Medicine which nS
be sent to any part of the country with NIL directions
Person. having Cancers or those afflicted with com
plica ed diseases should ely avail themselves
Of DR. Greene's personal attention. .
Con.ultation the office. by msi, Tree OF cHarge
pr. Greene will be al the office ffsm A. NJ, TO l
Z NJ.
The office will be open, AMI competent per- ons in at
tendance. from = A. NJ TO g z NJ. ,
All communications should be directed to X.
GREENE NJ d. So Bfomfield Stree Boston.
NOTE, Persons wishing TO investigate tins meth od
of practice or Superior sdCcess will De furnished
with pamphlet descriptive treatment. free by ad
dressing Il. GkEENE. D., &c Bromfeld street, hoS-
ton. Msss
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samuel w. Wells Estate.

TIT Subscribers. having been appointed by The Hon.
Probate CCur7 for he DlStriCluf Washington Com
receive examine and adjust all ella inns and
demands Of all persons against the Estate uf Sam w.
Wells late Of Aarhfed, ia said district, decea rep
resented in, al vent and the Term Of SIX months from the
2e:h day o May, 1862 neng allowed by said Court othe
reCnurS Of said deceased TO eHhbiant prove therre-
sse,;v- claims before Us-give notice that We VIII
attend :" he duties q our appointment al the dwelling
Of Widow Mary " els in Mar~htelG in said dis
the I'd Thursdays Of July ana October NEXT at
81 oc.sck in lac forenoon, eaCt Il said day.
JAMES PITklN, i,.r,,,-
SAM'L D HOLSTER, ' "
ha -saicld. June 10, A. D. 1862. 339twST
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STAT OF VERMONT In Probate Court, held at
ktypoLPH DisrRIcT, Chelsea. within amt for said
l"sriet, on the l9h da! Of June, A. D. 1862.
L LlSHA HYDE, administrator on the estate OF Gearg
l. f. Wells, late of Chelsea, III said district deceased,
reSents hs adm Isl non account Tor eIamnaO ION and
allowance, and make app cation for decree Of dist ri
tIton and partition of the estate of SAID deceased.
Nhertupep it is ordered by said Court that said
V0unt and said Application be referred to session Of said
Court TO be held at the Probate fice in said Chelsea
l7t day OF July, A. q. 1862, u- hearing and decision
gwen to all persons interested, by publication of the
nrte weeks lively The Green Mountain Freeman,
paper published Al Montpelier previous to said
Ie appointed for hearing that they may appear at said
INT and place, and show II any thes may have,
WHY said should he allowed and such decree
madt A tue cony OF recort.
.s'9fw3t Attest j. X. CLEAVELANn. Pegi>er.
SAFE OF VERMONT,t In Probate Court held at
H.sntSGre> brsrRIcr.ss Montpelier, in said District
u he 2Mh day June, A. D. 1867.
f'oRNELIuS P. MORSE, administrator Of the estate,
' sutaed in this State, Of Lois Merriam. late OF Law
tbct, Mass. deceased, presents his a!mnis ration
.oTn for e1smiuat et and allowance, and makes appi
tur decree OF distribution and partition of the
.;at, uf said deceased.
HhereuIun ii Is ordered ty said Court. that said
thi and said appcai be- referred to accession of said
oIt 10 b. held 1T the Probate Office in said Montpelier
tie !5t day Of July, A. H. 1862 tof hearing and de-
,s.r thereon aud II is nrther ordered that notice
erect be given TO all persons interested. by publication
{. he same ihte weeks successfully in the Or, en-
Nt"Hniain Freeman, newspaper pupll>hrd at Mompe
tI. previous to said time appo nted for hearing that
IL! may appear at said time and place aud show
'tCst, any they may have, why said account should
~ te ail0" ed. aud such decree lnade.
by the Court
T. r. MERRILL, Judpr
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James NaxweiI's Estate.

NH >rbScrber having be appointed by the Honora
Probate Court for the District Of Washington, com
reCeivt examine. and adjust all claims ana
rnap:S Of all persons against the Estate o Jas Man
we'll late Of tays.on in said district represent
H>uvtnt. and the term Of Sly months from the Ioth
ID! q: June, le2 being allowed by said Court to the
Of said dtceasedO tNhhit and prove their respec
claims before tive notice, that We will attend to
'enHtts Of our appointment al The dwelling mouse OF
ate James Maxwell, in Fay,ton, III SAID distinct
TIE 10Th day Of september aud December next. at
o'clock IN the forenoon. oil each Of sad DAYS.
BENJAMIN DAVIS, ,Cu.
JOHN PATTERSON, 0'''"' -
Fays'oo Jnur 10th A. d. 1852. 33efwt
STATE or VERMONT, J In Probate Court held
DISTRICT RANDOLPH. IS. Brookfed, within and for
said District, oh the 18th da! OF June, A. D. 1862
y instrument purporng Ia he thtlaSt Willard les
Y lament OF Homer Hatch, late Of Brookteld, in
ssd District, deceased being presented To the Court, ny
Eeubcn Peck the executor therein named for Probate:
Il il ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
ttrn be Notified Ia apDearat session Of SAID CoHn t"
holden At the Registers Office, III BTuokhed, on the
2 day Of July A. d. 1862 and SHOW cause, Ifany they
have against the Probate uf said VIII for which pur
srse. it l. further ordered tina, copy of the record Of this
order published three weeks successfully in the Green
hioG nanh Freeman printed AT Montpelier, pTevlons 10
AID tine appointed fol hearing
A true cory of record.
13afw3t Attest, J. r. CLEAVELAND, Register.
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LADIES CATER 9OoT,

little glove stirs up my hear;as tides STIR mn
! snow-white muslin, when !. fit. makes narvs.'.
notion
All sorts Of lady iXins thrill my feelings a. N4vi.
But little female gaiter boots are deaf e.t 49,.
shorter
And just to put you on your guard
I'll give you short and brio
small hotel experience
Which filled my heart with GRIEF.
Last summer, at the Pavilion Roe.
stopped week more,
And marked two " boot-ees" every NOR
Before my ne ghbor's door
Two boots with patent leather tips.
Two boots which seemed to say
An angel trots around in US
They stole my heart away
And often in my nightly dreams
they swept before my face,
lady growing out Of them
As flowers grow from vase.
But All one morn saw sight
Which struck me like a stone
Some other name on the book
Those boo;s were not alone.
great tall pair Of other boot.
Was standing by their side
And Of they walked one afterno.,
And with them Walked bride
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SAVE TEE PIECES
ECONOM /!

a. certain unpfincipled person. are st,
tons ri my Prepared rlue. would cruiino Vii ,
10 exam ne before purchaing and that the fol
srALDiNo's PREPARrps,rr
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PROBATE COTRTS.

.rotate CouIts, within and the District OF Ran
cCph, the year ensuing, will be holden as follows,
A: the Registers Office in Brookfeld on the s; Thurs
gay in each month.
81 the Orsnge {. unity Hotel in Chelsea the third
-nursdsy OF each month.
A; Chadwick's Hotel In West Randolph, The fourth
Thursday in t ach month.
AZ L. Bowles' Hotel in Washington the second
Thursday in February, May and August
BY order of Court.
J. K. CLEAYELAND, Register
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sabbath school, bell. No =

800 COPIES ISSUED THE FIRST TWELVE
"'LtLS C IL puhlicsti'I Il is An entire New WORK Of
ieaTl! 2'O pages Many Of the Tunes aud Hymns were
written expressly for This Volume, II will soon be A.
"pllar rs its predecessor "ell No which has un uu
e the ehorm number Of 51i 900 copies in 81 months
;stTipp;ng any Sunday School Book Of it, size issued
u MS countr' Aso both vou bound IN one to
i:Gomnoiate schools wishing them ia that form Prices
O. bel NO = paper covers IL cents SI2 per UJ Bound
q" cents, SIS per lyo Cloth bound embossed gilt 81
rtif, S22 per 100 Bell no !, paper covers II cents
sIU per 100 Bound % cents, SIS lOO Cloth bound
mbossed gilt, % cents, $50 PER 100 Bel. Nos and
toand together 40 cents $50 100 Is copies furnished
4" he 100 price Cloth bound embossed gilt so cent? 40
Pt' 100 Nail postage free at the retail price
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
No. Al Broadway, New York
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Probate Courts.

sAIE OF TERH0ST PRoBsAaTE n c 6t:to TtGn
ssd will be holder Probate Office, Montpelier, in
sc District Tuesday Of each week. during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court
suested attend to the same on said court days
r. r. MERRILL, Judge.
december ]. 1860.
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70 Whom it may Concern

I'll persons Wishing TO remove 10 q warmer climate
will tarI something to Their dvantsg. Of new set
trnen.. ny applying :. SlFBORS
'S'"" Fast Hsrdvick.
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WHEELING, VA. SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 80 1862.

brigade marched through the streets. Tue
negro seemed embarrassed, and hardly
knew what TO make of il; but the multi
tude enjoyed that part of the spectacle
hugely. Some one in the ihrong, how
ever, was not disposed to treat the new
Major General With the respect due 20 his
rank. As the caValcade was about disap-
pearng down the road leading TO Sperry.
Vile, the contents Of two or three highly
perfumed eggs spldshed on the fac cloth
of Cutfee, and soon led him to discover
that. instead of being an object of re-
spect, he was one of the grossest ridicule.
Capt. Goulding, the popular and efficient
QuaTteTmaster of Gen. Pope, was the only
officer present to support ::the dignity of
his Msjor-General. But Notwithstanding
his assertions that he was Quartermsster
and fairly entitled to ride upon good
horse, he was compelled TO walk through
the dust aud act as groom to the sablegen-
tleman riding by his side. The staf
horses of Gen. Pope were deoked by the
ladies of Warreuton with rebel cOlOrs
taken from their bonuets and aprons, and
suddenly improvised into rosettes. The
prettiest darkey boys led them, and not a
Rebel soldier was allowed to touch their
bucks until the fair Rebels had breathed
a prayer that Yankee staff officers would
never again ride them into battle.
Prisoners taken in the skirmishes along
the Rappahannock still arrive daily. The
number taken since last ednesday reach.
cs nearly 400. Allsorts of absurd rumors
arc still in circulation, and will continue
to be current, until the impolitic order of
Gen. alIalleck is recalled. Tho Secession
lists of Alexandria originate most of
these stories; aud as there is no ono to
contradict them, they soon find large
numbers who readily swallow the most
prepOsterous falsehoods.
Preparations arc being made in this
city to receive 5000 sick and wounded.
By Saturday, Fairfax Seminary will alone
be able to accommodate 3,000 a moro
healthy and delightful location for
hospital than this old seat of learning
could not have been found The GONZALES
cents enjoy, too, tho fine college library
still remuining in good condition. The
boistcrous and drunken soldiers have Mt
last been removed from tho city, or rather
the cause of the boisterousness and drum
kenness has been removed. To day, the
Provost-MarshaI went around and des-
troyed all the liquors he could find, and
arrested all persons selling it. Tomorrow
Alexandria will be US quite as country
village. n. P.
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-ome payable, theowner, possessor, OF per-
'ou having the management as aforesaid,
hall pay, 10 addition, i've per centum on
the amount of such duties; and for any at
empt knowingly to eEade the payment OF
,ueh duties, the said owner, possessor, or
person having the care or management as
ioreSaid, shall be liable to pay penalty
one thousand dollars for every such al
tempt, to be recovered rs provided ia this
act for the recovery OF penalties; and all
provisions Of this act In relation to liens
tnd collections BY dislrAiot not IucompaI.
bic herewith shall apply to this section aud
the objects therein embraced E'rorided,
That all eueb persons, companies, aud cor
porations shall have the right to add toe
duty or tax imPosed HEREBY 10 their rates
of fare whenever their liability thereto
may commence, any limitations which may
exist by law or by agreement with any per-
son or company which may have paid or be
liable TO pay such fare, to the contrary not
Withstanding.
TTn RE- GOHTINUEn
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N1-1 early Advertising on reasonable terms Rccor.
ding to the space occupied and the
made.
AlladvertisementsfrUm transient persons or ssranE
era to be paid for In advance.
Business Cards mot exceeding i've lines $40
or 50 for x months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted les than q square.
The privilege OF Annual Advertising Ia limited to
tho AdvRrtisers' own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit Of other prsons as
we'll all legal advertisements and
ofsuction sales and real estate sent In by them mus
be paid for at the usual rates.
acknowledgements not accompanied with writteL
directonH will be inserted until forbid and charged
Notices Tor Political MestIngs to be charged In all
cases at full rates
Marriages, Notieesof Funerals, aud announcements
Of sermons, 90 cents oach. nonvIl-'5g
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The Movement back from the
Rappahannock.

Why a Great Battle did not come OF
On tho banks or that Elysr--Our new
line OF defenSe-sParticu abnut
Capt. GOulIinE---Great rejoicinSR
among the Secesh women OF War
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meut when Erst made WAS premature. A
portion of the forces of each have been for
some time with Pope Part of Burnside's
joined him before the retreat from the Rap
idan. Part of McClellan's reached him
soon after, and much larger number has
BIZ this time passed under his command-
That suggests at once the mooted question,
Mho is to command the united armies of
Virginia aud the Potomac, augmented also
as they will be by re.enforcemeuts aud iG-
dependent corps! If anybody can yet au-
swer 1t he keeps his own counsel That it
will not be Mcclellan, seems certain.
There has been no fighting OF conse-
quence since the date of your last letters
from the army. The news from headquar.
ters is simply that all is quiet, and all
prospects favorable. What the Shenan-
doah may bring forth is, perhaps ques.
tion not TO be asked without anxiety, but
the answer must be speculative purely. aud
forbear.
How infexibly the telegraphic censorship
is administered may be judged from Que
tact among others. When the journals of
yesterday morning announced that half the
2st New Jersey Cavalry had been captured
last Wednesday, beyond the Rappah0nnock,
sought TO telegraph contradiction,
knowing the fact to be otherwise, and hop
ing TO relieve the anxiety of friends. But
permission was refused, though the event
was one of last week. aud had already been
announced With exaggeratiou all over the
North. Yesterdays letter contained the
specific denial which the telegraph would
not transmit.
Thore is some doubt how completely the
rebels have possessed themselves of Gen.
Pope's papers by the dash at Catlett's. His
Adjutant Generals desk is said 10 have
been untouched, while his private trunks
were broken open-rather au unlikely
story. 1t is certain that all papers were in
the wagons, aud that the rebels had access
to everything unless what they overlooked.
Capt. g. N. Goulding, Assistant Quar-
termaster, who was captured last night,
held at Gen. Pope's headquarters u place
OF great responsibility and difficulty, not
easily filled in his absence. He was Chief
Quartermaster in the field under Gen. FIRE.
mont, and during the urduous administra-
tion of the Mountain Department, acquired
high reputation for ability and integrity.
Probably he might have escaped if his first
thought had been for his own safety, but
his first care was for the property in his
CHARGE Friends and acqusintances will
regret his loss for his personal worth. not
less than the Department for his official
capacity.
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Saddles, Harness, trunks 81

Wholesale RETAIL.
Y \. SHEPPARD No.131 Main Street, corner
OD Union, will continue to keep on hand alAIgesna ss
M, Of Ladies' and Gentemens Saddles, Fine Soarse
arneSs Trunks, vallcss, Carpet Bags, ,satchelsSoi
would specially call attention to my stock, sno
trust by strict attention and promptness, to merl'
continuance Of the public patronage
All kInds OF repairing promptly done, apG m = PkS
por msnner, - b' sin Sn,s hE { 20 a St-.at
sep2o '5s ASA' 9lAlh E7ASTstl gu
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HAPPINESS OR MIsERYP
: THAT Is TIE QUESTION.
A. M. ADAMS.

THE Proprietors OF the aPARIsIAN CABINET or
L WONDERS, ANATOMY, and MEDICIN - have
most instructive and interesting Lectures Mar
riags and tts Disqualification, Nerto6s Debility,
ness. Depression Loss Of Energy and Vital Pow
ers the Great Social EFils &ld thoso aiadiSi Whie
result from youthful fofes EEeea8 of Maturity. dr
Ignorance OF Phyaio.ogy and Natur6'g LaS. Thess
inv uabIe Lectures have been The means of elight-
ening and swing thouslndSs and win be foFgGrded
re0 on the roeept Of four stampl, by addressing
SECRETARY PAEIsTAN CkHuET % ANATsMT rAHI
dEpIctSE, 6e3 Broads New York. IsII-Iy
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9ailggntelllqeurFr
TERMS OF ADVERTIsING.

TELTI sOIID LISEs or NOaPAKEn,, CoR oSs 1Sca, ,)oR
LESS, MAXI eQuARE
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savings Bank Of Wheeling

0Hoe, Haia-SE, bItsseeH Monroe and Onion.
rroEEY RECEIVED ON TRANSIENT DEPOSIT
Nj Interest paid on Special Deposits, Colections
promptly attended to. Exchange on the East bought
sAMLP uILpRETH, Treasurer. ianll-Ss.
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ov~1,Sr HosT. NoBRIsoy. w.s.LooAr
EuaENELIsT. p.pAvsSPoEf.
LIST. MoRRIsoN s. Co,

Wholesale GrOoers q Produce Dealers
No1.7o and 80 RuiH-St, W7eelfHS, "a,
WI desire to state to the friends OF the late firm,
nd to the trade generally, that In possession
the most ample facilities for the Transaction OF
Wholesale Grocery and Produce Buetness ,
We are determined to execute all orders entEpsted
to our care with hdelty and promPtnesS and on the
uiost favorable terms. Your ob't seryants, 70 s
Wheeling, January I'd, 1850. isn'
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CARB9N OI!

TuAyE ESTABLISHED AN o.. >1T1NERX
Works ybere keep constantly IA Haud and for
sale good quality or Illuminating and Lubrieatihg
oils Also good article Of Axle Grease FOR wagons
or drayg Dealers and others Iu want of any OF tho
above articles viii 1t to their interest TO give me
GSll sHItIT sStIT' purchasing ''sEe''' JOHN COOK.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ITo BE coETISuED.l
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.rseaaafffs3H& uf5GE
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TIC. KIGER, M. D.

Homeopathic Physician.
D EsIDENcE and ONCE few doors South q The
IL Monroe House, Main street
once hours nom 70 Q A. NJ and 70 ; ! % .
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THE EsAY SCaqOOE BELL.

A NEW SINGING BOOB for Day9schools, called the
a. DAN school BELL, is nov ready 1t eOatains
about ECO pages of choice Songs, Rounds Catches DN
etts Trios Quartets, and Chorusesj many CT thezr
ten expressly 70" this WORK, besides 81 pages of tie RI
ements of Music. The Elements easy prayrres
sve that ordinary enchers will tn9 themselves entirely
successful in inStructg youpE scholars sing
rectly and scientifically while the and words
brace such riey Of lively attractive and s1-ing
music that trouble will be experienced
in Inducing ell beginners to 20 with zeal in acqut ing
skill ia Of the most ealih giving ympre wing,
happiness yielding, and orderproaucng exercises Of
school Life In simplicity of its ents in variety
adaptation Of music in excellence and number ct its
songs original selected, and adnrted, it claims by mach
t" eNc9l all competitors 1t will be found he best
book ISSUED for Seai1aries. Academies, aud Puc
schools lev ample pages of the Elements WLaes,
and Songa, are given in circular send and get 1t
is comp'lei By HORACE WATERS Autor of - Sabbath
School dis, Nos. ana q which iave had the enor-
Gus sale o. jI5.0Oo col in &c months; Price, paper
cover 20 cents, Sl5 per 100 boupG, 50 cents. 81 per
100 cloth tound, embossed gilt 40 cents, $50 per 100
20 copies furnished at the 100 price Mailed at the
retail prize. ..ORECE WATERS Publisher.
No. 13l Broadway, New York.
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GREEN 1lOUNrA1N FREEMAN MARCH s, 1862
Sabbath School BELL, NO. 2


I5,UUU
Months of Its publication 1t is entire New Work of
nearly 20e pages. Many of the Tunes AID Hymns we're
written expressly for Fhis Volume Ii will soon he as
popular its predecessor (ell No y which has ,un up
to the number of goo copies in S6 months
outstrpng any Sunday School Book of its size issued
in this country Also both vou mes are bound i'll one to
accommodate schools wishing them ii that form Prices
Of Bell No 2 paper Is cents, SI2per 100. Bound
% cents SIS per 10 Cloth bound embossed gilt, 80
cents 22 per ZOE. Bell No. ], paper covers II cents,
SO per 100 Bound % CENTS SIS ner 100 Cloth bound
eZlbossed gilt, rs cents, $50 per 100 Bells Nos and
bound toaeher 10 cents $50 per o3 IS copies furnished
at the 100 price Cloth bound embossed gilt, 30 cents, $40
per 100 Mail costa &c free at the recall price.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
No. ASH Broadway, New York.
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Probate Courts.

SITE or VERMONT EoSs41rE C nlsH within
said wiz be holden at the Probate Office, in Montpelier in
said Diatric on Tuesday of each week. during the year
ensuing. Persons having business with said Court
aussted to attend to the same on said court days.
+. r. MERRILL, Judge.
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PROBATE COURTS.

PROBATE CouTFs. within nj for the District of RAN
doph, for the year cnsning will be holden follows
wig
AT the Registers Office in Brook field on the first Thurs
day in each ErontlI.
At The Orange c. univ HCttf III Chelsea ON the third
Thursday Of each month.
AT Chadwsck Hotel In West Randolph, the fo7lrth
Thursday in each month.
At j. H. Bowles' Hotel in Washington. on the second
Thursday IN February May and August
By order of Court
J. r. CLEAVELAND, Register.
chelsea. December I'd. 1861.