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alteration Notice.

T HEREBY give note that have this day given my
son, William A. Bakeley his time during the remain
der Of his minority and shall claim none OF his earnings
nor pay any debts of his contracting after this date
CALEB BLAKELEY.
Royburv Ian. s. 1862. f3l7wx3
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THE GOOD SAMARITAN !
w oOD ON o,Sp AL.

Ahead of all Competition
the number Of any other first class stove in
year, in the United States.
NHEY contain al! the improvements which in all the
ments other stoves in part follows:
LIST. The arrangement for broiing the front hearth
improvement overlooked in other first class stoves
has also the arrangement for broiling top.
I'd. A thorough ventilation of the Oven.
I'd. Introducing hot air draught to the fire chamber
thereby increasing the draugh of the Stove, quckening
its operations, and enabling it to throw out hcata
matter much and justly complained of in other Stoves.
4h. An important mp ovement in The application of
the damper, which throws the heat around the
9TH Much greater weight, consequently heavier plates
and more durable as we'll as ha ndsomer castings.
9th draft damper at each end CT the fire box, 80
that the fire Is cqualized and gdle will heat quick
the other also heating the In half the time.
7th Fire back protected by stone it cannot
burn out.
In addition TO the above has all that
combined in other rst class Stoves Hot water Res
ervor, Warming Closet Rooster in 'front.' Baker on top
Doors lined with best Russia Iron, &c. &C. Further this
10 warranted to do the work with little fuel as
other stove in the market, and in superior manner
All who want fret class Stove should never buy until
they cali and the Coon SAMANTHA as they have in ey
cry instance given satisfaction.
am the exclusive agent for the sale OF this Stove in
Montpelier and sell trial for any length
Of time so all are safe in buying.
have also full assortment Of Common Stoves on
hand any other dealer In Washington County and sell
as low as any one In the State. b. DEWEY.
Montpelier. Dec. 10. 1850.
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PROBATEs COURTS.

Probate Courts within and for the District OF Ran
dolph orthe year ensuing, will be holden as follows
At the Registers Office in Brookeld, on the fist Thurs
day in each month.
At the Orange univ otel il Chelsea, the third
Thu Isday Of each month.
AT Chadwcks Hotel In West Randolph, on the fourth
Thursday in each month.
At j. l.. Bowles' Hotel in Washington, the second
Thursday in February May and August
BY order of Court,
J. K. CLEAVELAND, Register.
Chelsea, December I'd, 1861
Probate Courts.
STATE CT VERMONT, PROBATE COURTS within
sid will be holden the Probate Office in Montpelier in
ssid District on Tuesday of each week. during the year
ensuing having business with said Court are re-
ouesteG to attend to the same said court days.
7. r. MERRILL, Judge.
Decem her |. 1860
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American IL Foreign Patent
K. II, EDDY

SOLlCII'OR or P.4Y'EN2,S
ILate Agent OF u 5 Patent Otice, Washington, un.:
the Act OF 1919
:c State street, Opposite NJ iIby St. Hosras.
A FIEk an extensive practice Of upwards of tw4nn
"A years continues l" secure Patents In The United Stst,
also IN Great Britain, France other foreign sclg
tes. GaNeats specifications, Asst .nments and all FL
pers or drawings tor Patents executed ON beyp tam,
and with despatch Researches made into American AZ
Foreign Works o'de,emine ile validity or guilty Of Pr
o.a Inventions legao her advice nde
n la'tsrS to"cnin. Inc same. Copies Of the alus il.
any Patent furnished by renting one Dollar Assign
ments recorded N Washington
!nt agency Is MOI oay The largest in New. BasIabt.
nI thtough II Inventors have advantages for setuEs
PntehtS,o aScenining the tuteutaby Of invention,
nhsTfpassedby II not UNNECESSARILY superior any whc
cai DC oheied them elsewhere. The testimonials lp,on
even prove that unne is MORE SUCCESSFUL hTIHR
n i uFrlC than the suhsc rider and as StlCtESs
In Inv, n II bi.SI FNOOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ARI
II ne would add Hat he has ant reason Ia betts
ana can prove, thai at ether office of the kind are M
charges FOR professional services so moderate The la.
' p,"o.lIt ct me SUBSCRIBER during twenty year
past nus ehao'ed MIN tc accumulate COLLECTION :"
sEechoaios and oiiclG decisions relative TO patents
i besides ms AteHs'vr library of legal and mecta
ca works and iui accounts of patents granted in tht
Uh'ted state" and Europe render him able beyond cues
'on TO OFFER superior facilities for obtaining patents
az, Necessity OF Journey to Washington to procure
et, ana the usual great delay there are here saved
inventors. ' NV > "
TESTIMONIALS.
mr. EDDY MS one Of the most capable aud sue
course. '' ""'A ''''' ~
g, Chas. MASON" Commissioner of Patents.
~ pave no heslla ion in assuring inventors that th+
nh e,"Iov person more competent and Trustworthy
ana more capable Of putting their appIcstonc IN fern
W secure ior them an early and favorable cens,esotu
" ''' i"'e"t oihce. EDMOND UURKE;,"
49, , :, ~, Late Commissioner Of Patents
.o,iom N. ~ hnny has made for THIRTEFT upP'
d on u nut one OF which patents have beou grant
Gu, anu 'hal one is nov pending. Such unpiatnkubt
PROOF o great talent and tb;y on his mari lends re IL
recommend all inventor apply to him To- ,.rocurs tlet
patents, a. ey may be Stare Of having The mu faithI
charges. , ~, ~ ~ ", .t,v .e" 'r, ~
,,r ns eent months the subsc ,he, in course Of ks
a,gr Tae'ice, made, twice rejected aprlratiouS
niA EEN hfPEALS. EVERY ONE of which was de
e'aed in his favor by The Commissioner Of Patents.
pos,o, ~, , ~ R.H EDDY
' occ :, 1901. :Ofyi
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by the Court,
3l9fw5 Attest I. r. MERRILL, Judge.

STATE OF VERMONT. Tie Hon. The Probate Court
DISTRICT RANDOLPH, SIS. for said District, TO all
ersuns concerned in the Estate of Ebenezer Sewer,
i.le Of WIllianlstown, deceased, GREETING.
M iIEREAS, EbtneZe, Bass, Administrator of the
w Of said deceased requests said Court to allow
hl the further time of year from and after the Al!
day ti March, ID. 1862, make payment of the iebts
and close the settlement Of the Estate.
Therefore, you hereby notified that said application
will be heard session of the Probate Court to be held
the Registers Office in Brookfed, OH the 18Th day of
Fepruay A. ". 1862, at which time may he heard in
tie premises.
And this Order shall be published three weeks success
,voiy in the Grecn Mountain Freeman, newspaper
pr;tied Montpelier, III this State; the last of which
shall be before the day assigned for hearing
as afM e<aid.
Gwen under my lard at the Registers Office at Brook
field this 3D. day Of February, 4. D. 1852.
fiy ORDER Of Cuur,
j. X. Jl4EANELAND, Register.
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GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.


FOR RHEuMAT!sM GOVT, HE IrS 81 hnM-
HH 4HAEzcH fp1s A. AZ Mo SESn A5
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS
For all of which is speedy and certain remedy ara
never fails this Lini'nent is prepared from the recipe
of Dr. Stephen Sweet of Connecticut the famous bone
setter and has been used In his piac lice Tor more 'han
twenty years with the mast as'onish ing success
AS An ALLEvIATOR OF PAIN, ii is unrlvaled by any
prcpa1 alton before the pub; of which the most skep-
tiioal may be convinced by single trial
This Linient will rapidly and radically IA cEi-
matte Disorders OF every kind, and in thousands of
where it has been used it has never been known to
For NEURALGIA, it will afford immediate relief in
every case however dist essng
1t will relieve the worst cases of Ieadache i'll three
minutes and is warranted to do 1t.
TooTHACHE also will il cure instantly.
Fog Nervous Debility and general I.assi-
tr.de arising mpruaence excess this Imminent
il most happy and urailing remedy. Acting directly
upon the nervous rissue, it strengthens and evivies
HE system End restores it to elasticity and vigor.
Tcz i1LNs-. is IN external remedy we cla m that
il is the BEST known, and We Challenge the Worid 20
produce an equal Every victim OF this distressing com
plant should give it trial, for il will not fail to
afford immediate relief and N majority OF cases Will
effect q RADICAL cure.
treney RIA lisnlnt and dangerous. but timely applies
tion fthis Lmimcht viii never 1ai! to cure.
SPRAINS are sometimes very obstinate. and enlarge
OF the Joints is liable to occur il neglected The
worst may be conquered by this Imminent i'll t" cor
BRUISES, GUS, WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS,
BURNS AND SCALNS. yield readily 10 the wonderful
healing properties CT DIR. SWEETS lNFALLtHLE
l1NIMENT, Wien Hscd according to directions Also,
CHiLHLAiNs, FROSTED FEET, AND INSECI
BITES AND STINGS.
every ssoTsc Owner
should have this remedy at hand. for its timely at
the first appearance Of Lameness will edeCuall} prevent
those formidable diseases. 10 which all horses liable
and which render so many otherwise valuable horses
nearly 'thless.
Over four hundred voluntary testim onias to the
derful curative properties of this Liniment have been
received within the last two years and many OF them
rom persons in the his hest ranks of life.
CA UTION.
To avoid impositiCn observe the Signature and Like.
OF Dr.. Stephen Sweet on every laoei, and also
Stephen weet's IEtallibe Lnimentn blown in the
glass of each bottle without Which none are genuine
Richardson s. Co
Sole Proprie tors, Norwich, CT
For sale by FRED Z. SMITH. Mont pei er, Genera,
gent for Vermont and by all dea lers. Apr-yl
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100000 BARRELS OF THE
LODI MANUFACTURING CO.'S
ID ~ VI I'd ~ Es IT X II: :.
FOR SALE BY
JAMES n. FOSTER,

"EHHk1O x ~'0 '-@~*
Care of the Lodi Manuf ctung Co. sc Cortland st. Y.
This company with cap to OF SIS 800 the most ex
tenslve works of the kind in The world, and expert
ence OF - years in manu- Ia curing, with reputation
lou. eaahlscd having also exclusive control Of all the
nj ght roll great City of New York, prepared
10 furnish Article whick is without doubt, the cheap
est 0ad uery best fertilizer III market.
prices.-Delivercd at Il Station on the Vermont Cen
,ral II x. or Rntiand and Burlington H. r.. 81 IS per
ta,reior the Pasumpsc Cheshire X. Rs S2OD perbar
re IL greatly incaeases the yield and pens the cr
from two three weeks er, at expense Of from
IS to ST per acre, and with very nte labor
Pamphlet containing all the Information necessary,
WIN letters from Horace Greeley Daniel Webster, and
Hundreds Of farmers who have uset 1t extensively for
Iaany years, may he had free by addressing letter II
nnuyr or TO the riber. dcOunt to the Il ade.
ELI CHiTTENEEN, ESQ.
Who il our General Agent, Burlington, VI.
JAMES G. PREScH, Montpelier, VII
~. u. HALL, versehnes, VI. Special
I'M. L. G. G. fRENcH, Barre, vi. Agents.
Z. A. MAxH,s, Royahon, w. J
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NOtice.

fNHIS certifes that have this day given my son, Benz
l.. Hawley his time during the remainder Of his mi
norty nd shall claim of his earnings nor pay any
debts Of his contracting after this date.
A. ID. HAWLEY.
Watcrbury Feb Gil. 1862 320tw3*
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. Probate Court for the
RANDOLPH DIsrRlcT, S. District of Randopf-To all
nprsuns concerned in of Ma rim Sim late of
W,lIiamseswu III sid District, deceased GREETING
yyTHEREAS, C2arina Simmons and Joan +. simmons,
w admin sratus of tie estate OF said deceased have
Iradc appca ions TO this ''ourt for License to sell
All the acal estate OF said deceased, and represent
mat sale of part of said real estate, Is necessary
Tor the IA ymcnt of and charges against said
late and that pa,t clnnot be sold without lhinry to
those unresiei in HE remainder.
Thertrc YOU arc ereby notified to appear AT session
of said oi held ut the Re gscr's Office III Brook
field in sold District the 2Sth day of February A ID
1862 and show cause il Gny you have why snc, t.cehse
should not be .rtl!ted Aud his order shall be published
teree s,ccaesipeiy in the Green Mountain Freema n
printed at niontpclier in this State, before the day APP
ponied as aforesaid for hearing.
Dated at BrCokfcd. this 3D. day ct Feb y. u. ISU!
ny order Of Coat
80 We J. r. Cl.EAEEl'AND Register
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have used DR.. Whites Pulmonary Elixir in my fam
for tw years. and have found X the best medicine
have ever used for Coughs Colds, and Sore Throat
EDGAR MECH Shelburne.
have used in my family and find it all excellea
remedy for Coughs and Colds.
LUCIUS IiOLBROOk, Burllugtor
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~ Office.

,HIS cer,i6es that have this day given son Charles
/ his time during thu remainder OF his minority,
and shall claim of his earnings any debts Of
his contracting after this drte. lta II. RlCHAkDS.
D. IRALEy Witness. 1880
H.ndninb Ian Sth 1861 3l9fw3*
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-r>i.N W VERMONT in Probate Court, holden at
W,sH,HGroy Tnrcr SIS. Montpelier, on the 2ad day of
january, \. y. 1862
Tom 4. LAIRD, Administrator Of the estate of Jo
y ScDli l.csser late OF Marsh,cd IN said district, de-
ceased application to said court for license to sei
whole Of the real estate of said deceased situated in
said Marhfei representing that said sale rces>ary
for Tie prymeI Of the debts "f said deceased and eX
uan uf admin iSation of said estate
Whcrcupnn, il is ordered by said Count that said
applica,on be referred to the 25lh day of February
A =. l,t2 at the Probate Gtice in Mopt lriier for
earirg ud decision aud IL is hrtcrordered that
Al. persons interested, be notified hereof by puhcnt0n
notice of this application and order thereon, three
weeks sticcessively in the Green Mountain Freeman,
printed aiuntpeiier before said time of hearing, that
hey mas appear said time aud place, and if they see
Calse, object thereto.
by the Court,
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COUGHS AND COLDS CURED

This certes that n. q. Whites Pulmonary Elixir
has been used in my family in of colds at
tended with sore throat and has been found reliable
medicine in these cases
REV. j. w. WOODWARD, Weston d, VT.
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STATE OF VERMONT, | The Hon. the Probate Court
ui.rrcr or RANDOLPH SIS. for the District of Randolph
IN all persons concerned IN the cs'ae Of GEONEG F.
WrJ,t : late of Chelsea in said Observation-Disclosures
IJrlEEHAS, Elhu HYDE, Administrator of the
" Estate of said deceased, has made application
tn fhs Court for license to sell all the Real Estate of
SAID deceased and represents that the came is necessary
for tie payment of the debsand charges against said Es
tate .,
Therefore you hereby notified to appcarat session
of said Court be held the Probate Office in Chelsea,
n said District, the 18th day of February, A. ID.
1852 and show cause if any you have, Why license should
nat he granted rs aforesaid.
And this Order shall he published three weeks sue
cc.siye;y in the Green Mountain Freeman, newspaper
nruted at Montpelier, in this State the last of which
rnhcaon sabc before the day assigned for hearing
aforesaid ~ - 500,
.PERLEY G.. JONES, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-04-03

q. 2 5ss .szr szsgf af5 :.
 THs REFILL WoRKs AT CENrREvILLE.-An in telligent negro living on the old battlefield of the Fist of July, who had been teamster in the Rebe, army asserts that the works at Centre villc were commenced about the Eth of October, and that the labor was performed entirely by blacks, both free and slave being impressed for this service. All the teamsters were black. He says no guns were evsr left at Ceatreviile, but that they were brought forward from Manassas for the purpose of practice at the Centrevliie and carried back afterward.
 In regard to the time of the evacuation, the negro says that they began to leave as early as the 1st of February, the last lot leaving n q hurry on Saturday the 9th. A woman living near the battlefield of the 18th July confirms the story of tho disinterring of the Union soldiers for the purpose of obtaining the bones: Apar-i ty of the 1st Massachusetts who visited the spot within the last few days for the purpose of re. covering the body of one of their comrades, found hair and fesh, but no bones in the graues which they 0f,enefl ssE sg s9a sSse s{ sse}i2 s&S
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-04-03
OuR DUTY TO vOTEs

kis ths d.4y of every feeman as evety cleo 0sa te vsls. Most especially is 1t the dug o svuy p.xrice ana freeman te vote As the coming slrs6es--aexs Noaass. The interests of the in sixstssl Sf sAe State, and of the County aaiks tsnsn& ss- Afsssmsa not only loses his oppor ssas q fdsssg right and doing good in his day onz rsnesstssn, but he does posssiee soa by ao' ss<ise. h is snneccssAry so argue this in times HNss pssseut Every true man both sees and nmcn& 8s9 a kirher sass of al men who exercise the free saah ssEssee is se VOTE AsscHr. This is as sxiasus as she daty to vote at all A man, to do ssAsruise not oaly violates the solemn oath which As ssok spoa being made a freeman, but he in, 1ie<s, se fAr as bis vote for the wrong goes, an hjuzy upcn the majority of his fellov-citizens, cd counteracts the good influence of at least one voss ibr the right. &
 And it seems to us that there can be but one spision in the present instances as to which way - shall vote to vote aright. On the one side sae preservation of our Country, the integrity of t4S Qutuus ur1tS SoPpott VI thS ! A0SAuSub anu his advisers, sympathy and ail to our brave Ar us-boys, who will not vote with us this spring, bst will tght for us, endorsement of our present worthy Governor against whose administration sf tho affairs of our state for the past four yssss, and especially during the important year lsst past not . word can be said, endorsement of ths principles of Right and Freedom throughout car ssrrow-stfickea land. On the other side,- whst shall we say ?--Sympa0y, at the least, rith traitors now in armed rebellion against this 0evsrnment, men who were "peace men" last Ail who are for submission to the rebels today, measures which would if carried out--subyert and oyerturn all the moral force of the Govern msnt, turn back the loyal tide which demands the snoonditionas surrender ef the rebels, and which would result in the disintegration and dismember nsnt of the UNITED STATES s...,
 Loyal, Patriotic Citizens of I.itchfield County
 which side will you take Which is tho loya .-shs patriotic-the Right side? Let your vote. on Monday be the answer, and es eue,y vose 6' rssordsdl a -r F /.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-04-03

BETTER AND BErrER.-The Winsted sheet in speaking of the \. H. Journals classification of D M. Hunt, Esq, our candidate for Senator in the l7th, says :-; ne
 David M. Hunt staid old gentleman !- There is fun in that. The Journal has in its eye, probably, Charles Hunt of the Housatonic rail- road, fdtaer of, tie candidate. "a E 's' sss
 Isn't asa good One paper would make out MT. Hunt grandfather, and the other an infant l! If he has sent that hat we suggested to the Jour- nal man, we advise him now to send Tom Clarke a pair of his old breeches,-to demonstrate to that cratic individual that he is out of his swad ding clothes. ,o.sss5 @ sssF .:'s's}aS'
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-04-03
SHARON.

FRIEND HuMrHRKY Permit me to add through your paper to the list of Houses in course of erection in Sharon, by the Messrs. Woodward, Gillette and Hotchkiss, that of E. Bennett, Esq. Mr. Bennett is now making pre- parations for building an elegant mansion on an elevated piece of ground little north of the vil- lage, commanding splendid view of the upper part of the village, and the valley where Messrs. Hotchkiss' works are situated.
 e Most respectfully yours, .... '. A SURscRIBER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-04-03

TIE MoSIroR.-A good deal of apprehension is expressed by some as to the result of the next duel between the Monitor and Merrimac. It is impossible of course not to regard such strug gle with much solicitude, but we apprehend that in some particulars the anxiety expressed is without reason. The chief fear seems to be lest the Merrimac should sink her with her prow.- It is to be remembered, however, that the latter is likely to be maneuvred at least as we'll as the former, and is a much more {" handy" craft- The Monitor also draws less than half the water probably required by the Merrimac, and five feet less than eoen the apocryphal draught as, signed for her by some surgeon, whose surE,ises gained great currency, so that the light vessel can easily protect herself by running into shoal water if need be. It is to be remembered too, that the upper hall of the Monitor, which de- scends three feet below the surface of the water, IS built of thirty inches of oak and six inches of iron. The lower hull is protected from any such blow by the projection of the upper. which according to the printed accounts must extend more than three feet and half beyond the low. CT hull. ,r .t
 THE DESTRUCTIVE POWER or rHH MONITOR Capt Ericsson, in g private letter to Sena- tor says: rr#4
 We can yet form no correct estimate of the destructive power of the Monitor You are aware that the vessel possesses an excess of buoyancy of 10000 pounds, and is therefore capable of sustaining turret thicker than the present one with guns carrying quadruple weight of shot to those employed against the Merrimac. Nor can I omit to call your attention to they very light draft of water of the Monitor. Let us be cautious how we place vessels drawing twenty feet of water to defend our great cities
 WEIGHT OF SOLID SHoT.-The specific gravi- ty of ordinary cast iron is about 7} or that much heavier than water. A cubic foot of water weighed 623 lbs.; cubic foot of iron, 45l lbs nearly. Cannon balls increase eight times in weight for every diameter; that is, a $ inch ball weighs eight times. as much as 8 inch ball. The following table will be useful giving tbe weight of different sizes of solid shot in pounds and tcnths :--