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STATE OF VERMONT, / In Probate Court, held a.
sa;& district, the 18th day of April, A. d. 1862.
LUKACE nTEEIE guardian Of Ellen l.. Steele minor
H le>iAng ia Mortified, u SAID District, makes appc
said Court for license 10 sell the real belong
ng TO raid unOr heir Of Lydia &. Steele late of North
ud DIET eased, VIZ about eighth OF Of land
wits the app,,rte thereof and about three acres of
land about eighty rods thcreom situate in West iirook-
flea Orange County and State auresaid leseIiiing
that the sale thereof, for the purpose Of putting the pro-
crt. ut such sale IL Interest, investing the same IN
stocks " real estate, would be beneficial 10 said ward.
Wereupon. is ordered by SAID Court that said appli-
cation be referred session thereof be- held al the
Probate Office, in said Montpelier, HE 18th day Of Nav
A. y. 1852. for Aearidg and decision thereon and il
farther or"re that all persons Interested notified here.
af by publication Of notice this application and order
!rleon three weeks successfully in the Green Mountain
Ing lat iley appear at said time and place, and if they
nee taust, object thereto
by the Court,
$50 Attest, N. A. CHASE REGISTER
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Sabbath School BELL. Mo- .

$1,000 COPIES ISsU ED TIE FIRST TWELVE
Months of its publication. 1t entire New Work of
nearly 2oo pages Many Of the Tunes and Hymns were
written expressly for this Volume It will soon be as
popular as It's predecessor (e No. y which has run p
to the enormous number Of $4,000 copies in So months
outsrpping any Sunday School ook of its size issued
IL THIS country Also, both volumes bound in one to
accommodate schools wishing them in that form Prices
OF Eel NO = paper covers 10 CENTS $2 per 100 Bound
20 cents, $1S per 100 Cloth bound embossed gilt 80
cents So per lOo Bell No. paper covers, - cents
Slo per 100 Bound 20 cents $S per 1O) Cloth bound
embossed gilt, % cents, 500 per 100 Bells Nos and
bound together 40 cents $50 per % copies furnished
at the 100 price Cloth bound embossed gilt 80 cents $40
per 100. Mail postage free at the retail uricc.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher
No. 43l Broadway. New York.
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M a N II 0 Cd;
HOW LOST HOW RESTORED !

Just Published, in Seated EnUezopc. Price Sr Cents
Lecture on the Nature Treatment and Radical t,ure
OF SpernatorrhGa, seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Emissions Sexual Debility and mpedments to Marriage
Mental and Physical lncapacity, resulting from Self.
Abuse, &c-3Y RoBT. j. CULvEEwELL N. d., Author of
the Green B0Uk.
TIE world-renowned author in this admirable Lecture
clearly proves from his experience that the awful
onsequences of Self abuse may be efectuay removed
cwithout medicine and without dangerous operas
tons, bougles, instruments, rings, codals pointing
out mode of cure at certain and eectal by which
cure himself cheapy privately and radically This lee
ture will prove . boon to thousands and thousands
sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any address
on ie receipt OF SIX cents, or two postage stamps by adj
dressing DR. CHAS ]. G. KLINE
127 Bowery. New York Post Office Box $50
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L3A}. MARSHALL'S HEADACHE
GN'EH4 apaNsN a&NYJ.3NH.

HlS Snuff has thoroughly proved to be the hest
L article ever known for curing the CATAERH, COLD IN
THE HEAD, and the HEADACHE. 1t has been found an
excellent remedy in many of FORE EYES. DEAF
NESS has been removed by il, and HEARING has ofte
been greatly improved by its 1t purges all Oh.
structions strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action TO the parts affected. 1t recommended by many
or the best physicians and is used with great and
faction everywhere
lo1e than twenty five years experience has proved
It's great yaue and at this ncnt II sG nls higher than
ever before.
large number Of the espect4bie Druggists in
Boston and New York, in ifcate signed BIZ them il
1854 say:
" The nnder9igned having ,or man years been &C
qualnted with DR.. NARsHALL's CATARRH AND HEADACHE
SNUFF, and sold it in VI o sale trade checrtuy
state, that believe it TO be cru every respect the
recommendation given of it foi he of Catarrhal
Affections and that is decd Ely best article have
ever known for all the d,7eacs of the head
ise OF CONu8e r.eits.
$500 fac smile of the sgna ace Of the ~ ,rietor
CHARLES BOWEN isl. over bottle Soil uy DRUG
everywhere. 4:,&.i,,f;' -
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A little glove stirs up my heart a. tidas s.. A'
snow-whlte muslin, when it flts makes up Ie Oc
notion NA0' many clri5i
Al sorts Of lady fxins thrill my feelings &C y..,,
shorter N"'" anu nOttl
ANA JUST TO put You on your guard
III give you, short and brief
small hotel experience
which filled my heart with grief.
Last summer, at the Pavilion fiote,
stopped week Or more
AND marked two g boot-eesn eyer, rn,..
Before my neighbours door
Two boots with patent leather fins
Two boots which seemed to saw
" An angel trots around in u.s.;
Ihey stole my heart away
Ana often in my nightly dreams
lhey swept before my face,
A lady growing out OF them
rs flowers grow froma vase
But an! one morn saw a sigh
winch struck me like a stone
some other name was on the book
Those boots were not alone.
"A great tall pair Of other boots
Was standing by their side,
Ana OF they walked one afternoon
Ard with them wslkcd--a bride.
Ladies, comment is unnecessary
Those Cater Boots came from
d. G, ssAGE
Where can be found at al! times LARGE as.or,,....
Ladies, Misses and ChiIdren's Boo+.
and Shoes of the latest French Imported Wort
Also, of our own Manufacture
Ladies and Gents Balmoral Boots. (rew sys
Misses and Children's
Boys and Youths :.
Also the celebrated UNION BOOT, and in fac:s
general assortment OF
Boys and Mems Boots and Shoes.
Thick and Thin.
We are the sole manufacturers on
Fl u mer's Cell brated Pa tent Last
CUSTOM BOOTS MADE TO FIT.
We can't be beat in Style, Quality or Price.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS
for the Trade at the LOWEST PRICES, as usual.
* as Sc CALL.
J. G. pAGE3i,
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VGrRga 3set C@esaTas "a
yaEp Railroads.

ia Isl. : ;ss
49, A5a. ~ ~ .ssp essssEe
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'k'Eac Horace Waters Pianos

MELODEONS, ALEXANDRA ORGANS, and T. GIL
BERT Il CO.'S celebrated 4EOLIAN PIANOS, are the
nneSt instruments for Parors and Churches in use
large assortment Can he the new Warerooms
All BROADWAY, between Grand and Rroome Sts
when VIII be sold at extremely low prices PIANOS and
NiELODEONS from sundry makers new and second
aand to let and rent allowed if purchased as per agree
ment. Monthly payments received for the same. Also
second.hand ramos and Melodeons at great bargains
prices from $50 to OO Sheet Musc, Music Books, and
II kinds of h!usic Merchandise at War prices
HORACE WATERS, Agent
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In thaalcery-, lanai lie Co., May Term, 1867
2 X GLE 1F Aa9Hisra'r re said hdd r. K
JEERIi &HATTUCK

JhERE &fIATTUCK. ]Bl Of Complaint
against the said Jerre Shattuck, settn; forth in sub
that the said Jerre Sattuck, the 22nd day of
March D. 1861 executed to the said Thomas Gleed
aWorgage deed Oh certain land situate in Bcyidere
D. County CT tamollle, described as follows, viz:
re 'anie land the day decided to the
sai0 Jerrc by John Morgan aud Mary NJ. Morgan,
John Morgan alore.---reference being had to
uoh said deeds record in the office of land records
toned for the payment Of ali demands OF every descrp-
ton which ten thereafter might be due to said
Thomas. and further conditioned that said Jerre
sl aid The said Thomas harmless from all liability
vi CHI the said Thomas Lad then mi gh thereafter in
for said Jerre, and averrng that said Jerro in
dcued 10 said Thomas in lis Lifetime and after the exc
cation OF said mortgage il the of enc hundred and
h dollars which the said Jerry negects and refuses
pay and that the Petitioner has become legally liable
.opay the Of thousand dollars by of said
Thomas sir md guaranteeing the notes of the said
Jr"re. which The said Jerre refuses pay and praying
for foreclosure Of the said JerreS Equity of Redemp-
Ion in said norigaged premises it being made
apQea" that the said Jere is Of the State of Vermont
that subpoena cannot b. served upon him 1t is or
dred that the Petitioner The substance Of his said
E Of Complaint to be published in the Green Mountain
freeman three week successfully, the last Of which pub
Court to which sad Bill is made reurnabe and the
sud Jerre is hereby notified TO appear before The
Cancery next to be held at Hydepark within and for the
County of Lamoille tile fourth Tuesday in MAY next.
20 to said Bill Of Uomplant TIE same will be
taken confessed.
Given under my nand at Hydepark. in the County Of
i.atnoille, this lItlday Of April a. D. 1862
l.. $. SMALL, Clerk.
iuWEEs s. GLsED, Solicitors. 325w3
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A certain and permanent for Rheumatism Neural
y gia and Salt lheum 1t is an internal remedy, CIV
ina ont and entirely Graduating the disease requiring
no change in diet business and may be taken by
children and persons OF the most delicate CONSTITUTIONS
4nntf
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American IL Foreign Patent
T.. II. EDDY.
SOLICITOR or P.4pENlS,

SOLICITOR or P.4TENIS,
Late Agent of U. s Patent Office, Washington, uH5!
the Aut II 1897,
SG state street, opposite i&iiby Ste Boston
FIER an extensive practice Of upwards tNtlG
IA years, continues Patents in the United t
also In Great Britain, France, and other foreign G
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tents or inventions, and legal or Other adYce!rnGtt
all matters touching tie same Copies of the CLAIMS i
any Patent furnished by renting one Dollar. A"l:F
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Tie Agency is not only The largest in New Lh-@'
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inventors.
IESJIMONIALs.
regard Mr.. Eddy as one Of TIE most cGpaCe cue
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CHAS. MASON,' Commissioner Of PG."bS ,
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Late Commissioner ot ra,en"A
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During eight months, the subscIheI, IN conlsey ,s
large practice, made, twice rejected apI aa: de
SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of w hch ~"
ciaed In his favor, by the Commissioner o. egnDy
Boston, Dec. 2, 1861. oVN
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GEs EAE EXTERNAL REMEDY.

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1EADACHE; AND ALL RHEUMATIC5'
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known all over thu Jntal States
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Is the author of * Dr. Sweets InfalIible Llniment
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is the author OF Dr. Sweets Invaluable Liuimen..
DR.. Sweet's htalHJle Liniment
Cures Rheumatism and reyer fails
Dr. Sa1eet's lntazllbIe L5minaeut
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Dr. streets Lnfuili6e Liniment
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Dr. STREETS iafalHbie Linime,1
s. NE BEST remedy for Sores in til. known world.
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IA Office.

tEiHEREAS, my wife Lucy Pity having left my bed and
" board without just provDcaton, this is forbid all
persons harborng or trusting her my account.
DANIEL LAWSON.
Woodbury., MGrcl IL. 1852 32sfW3%
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Liberation E0aRCc,

THIS certify that have this day given to my son
"|arles Paine his tnls and that shall pay debts of
his contracting after this date and that shall claim
q las wages earnings during the remainder of his mi
ror!gy.
l. D. PAINE.
Chelsea, March 26, 1862 Attest DANIEL CRAM.
W3W
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ST. Adams VI, Jan. $, 1862.
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EsR OasNNkI GOEIRTa

PROBATE Counts, within and for the District of Ran.
d"Iph for the year cnsiiirg will be holden follows
Vl2
At the Registers Office in rookfeId, the first Thurs
day i'll each month.
AZ tie q an2eG univ Aote IN Chelsea, on the third
Thursday OF each month.
At 'hadwiok's Hotel IL West Randolph, the fourth
Thursday iii each month.
At l.. Bowles' Hotel in Washington. on the second
Thursday in February May and august
BY order of Court.
J. H. CLEAVEiAND Register.
DDS ,{prOl
, 1862-05-23

! 4 Toronto paper publishes the following
despatch from Quebec, showing the estimates
made out by Mr.. Gait for the year:
The ordinary expenses are estimated at
rs, COO, aud the extraordinary s., 1900;
making total sum off, 81, ,52G, 500. During
the first quarter Of the present year there was
falling off in the customs revenue of 1885,
449, compared with the similar period of 1851.
The decline for the whole year is estimated
by the Finance Minister to reach $900, COO
The receipts from this source would, there
fore, he 81, 80, ,050. To meet the deficiency,
Mr.. Gait proposes, in the first place, to issue
Provincial exchcquer bills for S3,811 900,
bearing five per cent. interest, redeemable on
four days notice.
He also proposes an excise duty Oh beer,
spirits and rectitied spirits, which he estimates
Fill produce S766, 6,556. Tubaccois to be made
to contribute to the treasury to: the amount
Of E62, 600 from an excise duty, andsa license
fee from manufacturers. Nr; Gait also pro-
poses to ask an inergase On the duty on teas,
sugars, molaEses, and tobacco, which he ex-
poets to bring him 81 SOS ,572- 4 small stamp
,dufy is proposed. The Finance Minister also
| snsks for repeal Of that clause of the bank
charter, which requires deposit Of 10 per
| cent. on government securities. from which
| !hc cuntemplates obtaining a revenue of $36
loco, Articles paying au import customs duty
,of 20 per cent. are to be placed on the Is per
| cent list; those paying 10 on the ~, and the
articles paping 81 per cent. are also to be re-
| :duced.- Mr. Gait says the reductions in the
tariff are equal to the~new taxes to be e=im-
| fpcsed
, 1862-05-23
THICAGO AND MILWAUKEE,

FOE MILEACKHx- La CRossE, ST. PAU. QaHBoHR,
BERL1S, ASp ISyxEMEuIArz Po1KHs.
On snd after MONDAY, May ST. 1sF4 Faasaus ssx
Iratns viii taye tfe Depot corner Of Nes k1da and
lanai streets, {Sunt9J9 etCEpEed+3 - fo;lowe.
t2s5 A. n. and 1a:93 F. " = =
F9sse9Ez Trains arrive at Ch1cago At uso 4 n. And
NAESEGAE AcEosvopAT!oas fKAIs leaves ChicsGo
1t $50 T. n and arrives at Chicago at 23z A H.
E1aS S. C. BALD TN. SUPERINTENDENT.
, 1862-05-23

az For the cheapest and best Hair
Jevel1y, ,W1Es BraldA CuIiA F5izket4 etc, 70 to A.
3HsWALDf. lsaLaks street and examine fh6ae won:
acei fro te nstaIa St ri y6en au5d e ths haad
Els Hair JewelEy contains always the newest Psxts
Hylea Au arsscles win give entire sAtstacuon.
, 1862-05-23

REYE HEALED.-Dr Whittier,
~ 164 South Clark stfeet can tic feuAd rom eight
In the morning until eight in tue evening every dAy.
No charge for consutstion.- The afflicted will re-
ceive Il speedy Gnd permanent cure Of all Blood Dis
eases. m;16-rl1Slm
, 1862-05-23

F opathleyoholo, one Of the loyal Indian
chiefs, driven from Arkansas and the Indian
Territory by the rebels, told Capt. Coffin, Of
the Fedcral army, who was about to start for
Fort Ieaven#orth: "You must bring US
down some tua9oas that shoot.''
, 1862-05-23

a Yankee 0mcer's Experfence with
the Hampton Legion at the Battle
Hear West Point, Va.
Lieut. James e. Montgomery, Of New
York regiment, writes Of bis experience in the
battle sf' West Point, giving the following
thrilling narrative: ...
About I O'Clock p m, received an order
from Gen Newton to 70 forward into the
woods.to ascertain whether the rebels were
falling back, aud whether q certain regiment
Of ours held its position there. I went for
ward at once as fast as my well-tried horse
could carry nc, and upon entering the woods
moved cautiously until I reached barricade,
when tea1fng voices beside me I plunged into
the woods, thinking, OF course, 1t Was one Of
was surprised 10 find that had gone right
into perfect nest Of the Hampton Legion,
from South Carolina, who were fying behind
trees, standing behind bushes, and hee1lnr
behind stuInps like bees. I at once perceived
my mistake, and knew that nothing bnt, the
most eonsnmtlate eoolncss would saTc me. !
therefore salutcd Ihcm and they taking me for
rebel oflcer, asked me how lar Gen. Hamp.
ton was then. I answered without hesita-
ton and with rather r more assurance
than I thought I possessed, 81 left HIN
about ten rods below here,'' and added,
Now, boys, the General expects you to do
your duty to-day." I then turned my horse
slowly 10 !ull suspicion, and was congratulate
ing myself upon the probable success Of my
rus, when. seeing the .. $. on my cap, they
yelled out, Ths1's d-n Yankee son Of q
til; give him hip On hearing this, ]
head oyer bis neck. and made for the road. 1
perfect vo1ley Of MIME balls passed over aud
around ns-killtd my horse, who rolled over,
carrying me with him, and left me down.
Knowing that nothing but apparently time,
Wonld save me, Laid with my head back in a
ffr4u oc fo1l Fn-
ten minutes. I did not move muscle or a
feature, although the scoundrels were SWARM
ing around my, and threatening to "end me. u
remained in this way until they came up to
Inc, took away my pistol. and commenced
general plunderiug, and as they fingered away
| Using; I said, Wen, men I yirld 1ss ss
q prisoner of war-" They then said,
"You hare been shammiue, you
d-n Yankee sconndrel, have you s' Seer.
tainIy,'' said !, "eyerything is fair in war
| Iley then commenced to abuse me as d-n
| Yankee this, and a d-n Yankee that, when !
turned upon them, and said, II have yielded
as prisoner Of Wa., demand to be used as
| SUCH We in the North, know how to treat
| dogs better than you do men; and now lead
lead me 10 5our commanding officer They
gave me another Toiley Of abuse, ut which
artillery, to the place to which was seen to
enter. burst like the wind amongst us-skin
| ming my nose, and scattering the rebel rascal
like chaG They seized their muskets, point
cd two Of them at me. and told me tscomt
nlong you d-n Yankeen' still talked witt
I ing among us, they moved on further, calling
on me to srcome on,' while I said, ssgtt
| ahead, lead the way, quick" I then saw
favorable moment, and preferriug freedom Il
n Southern prison, made one bouEd into tb
woods, and went back as fast as one leg woul'
| carry
, 1862-05-23
-. -. u3'T I E-.
Northern Transportation Coy

4tp1tHQiA .,AlallHpVltatiVN ,yU
III, j. T.. OF OHIO =.
: Isprcpared totrans7ors p1one-ty between -
RQstan; Ill 'Pd.ats Ia New England, He& Fork
II. .-..:..: andthe West, .-. :.
.t<s. With p.omptnesa care apd dispatch. t..
Fts yell known IJ1e Of Eourteen First ol*ss SczeW
STEAMERS connects at ogdensnurg with the
Railroad for Bastnn and all Points In Naw
England;
.. At Cape Vincent with tbs
Railread and Propeller Line between Cape
Vincent and HeW York,
=. ,, and 1t osTego with
LINE OF IS FIRST CLASS CANAL BOATS,
Between 0swego. Trey, Albany and New York,
Forming, = DAILY LINE from Boston. New York
OEuenssufeh Cnre Vincent and Oswegc 70 C1eTelaad4
Toledo and DETROIT.
AND TELW EEKLT LINE TO
Cme4Roi milwaukee, and 1adterusdiats Ports*
keENTs:
j. Myers, 191 broadway. Eew Yorg. John HocE-
tng. Eata EfeeE Boston Geo. 4 Eddy. OEdensburEh-
H T. Creyo1n+ Cape Vincent john L Crawford, Os-
wego. Felsen t. Breed. Cleveland. WalEeT & Hayes,
Toledo, +. r. Msthewr. nerotG o. ]. Hale, AlWau.
kee- Taylor. MarTag ID Co. .Racue-
cLARY & HOWE, AGENTS,
Foot Of Horth Lasalle st., Chicago.
lapa PSI Gml
, 1862-05-23
LIVE STOCK :,

rsttrers ano Farme.1 Rti nna:tnis sna uanA alt4ss
saSaoas 1oats Tor Iixa stoks. eeHaeIoaz T1ts, ,weE
TRferga 6nd supplied. vita aI-ry EnnTFafHnn4 kaIF
sees opened this h1e Ia md e7es:
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reednx. choice Is etksf of the PHiLADEi7H5x
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