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HAER1sDuRa, Sept. I9I-- Information just
received from the battle field, saysia Our vic.
tory ia complete; that Pleassnton was in hot
pursuit Of the enemy, driving them across
the river. The whole Federal army is in
|good condition, and. the enemy has been
badly whipped. 6at msi Ssra ! ,gltHoty
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ID, w, SNAhBAUGH, Esq Efl u n
Dear SIR Having, year ago, acted with
you and other Union Democrats and Con-
servstives in getting up and sustaining what
was called the Unicn ticket and Tearing
now that you are, like myself opposed to
the reelection of Hon. John A. Bingham, l
should be pleased to have you write out for
publication, your reasons why Union Demo
Gratis and Conservative, Republicans cannot
consistently support Mr.. Bingham in the
present canvass.
Respectfully, -
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Congressional COrrupiiOu---The
Covering Torn OF and Ashley
Exposed in NIL his Abolition
Nalkedness. a ~
We have from time to time called the
attention Of our readers to the shan e.
less corruption Of members of Con-
gress, and shown that such baseness
would destroy any country on earth,
Still the people would cling to their
corrupt leaders aud only reply by
charging us with want of LOYALTY.
They seemed to think that to be "loy-
alist," term that stank in the nos
trils of our forefathers, was enough 10
cover all the sins of the present day,
and any one who dared challenge their
VIRTUE, was s'an enemy of his eoun-
try a' o'4
| As our elections are Just approachN
ing and these Abolition THIEVES are
again before the public for reelection
to Office, we give room to the letters
just published in the Toledo Blade,
formerly a friend and supporter o.
Ashley, the member of Congress from
that District. They show the inside
operations of the secundrels who hav.
ridden the negro into office, and fully
sustains us in what we have said o
Congressmen INFLUENCING the Exec,
utiye appointments, and massing th'
whole Government in one whole col
umn of corruption. s7atasi Old si sI
| People of America, how long MAJ
you cut each others throats, befor
the public hyenas will gorgs their ill
We have charged all our misfortune
upon these corrupt scoundrels, am
) they would drain from the country tn
'slast dollar and the last man." befor
they would leave go their grip upol
the plunder they have in. view. VI
people of honesty and patriotism en
erywhere, and put out of office th
whole crew of robbers and despoilel
of your fair fame, your lives and you
property. Read these letters of a vii
E Abolition Congressman, and blush fc
! the honor of your nation. Il Crisis.
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h 0ArDr. William Estep. Of Loydsville, is
Surgeon Of the l28th Regiment q. v. |, now
nt Camp Steubenville. The Doctor has al.
ready entered aponithe discharge Of isduF
ties, y Tbs y, ~, y gaed1 sppointmsnt- t-rS-vi
UFa'Ts0"e oaSs'e' .s7eu vid Ira
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In Speech Of Mr.. Mallory above re-
ferred to, Mr.. MALLORY saids Il

"Havine obtained from the gentlemen fFon
OhiotMr. Bingham) an expression OF human
ity and beneyoence for which was not un
prepared, let me go farther, and ask him d ne
is willing to grant to this hord oil blacks, let
loose from the Southern States iree ingress
into, Ohio, and bestowl npon them all the
rights and privileges and attributes Of
American ireemen. Will he allow them TO
be Judges and members Of the Legislature,
and members Of Congress and Senators from rom
Ohior
Mr.. RING HAM said: am ready to an
swer that question. l answered 1t once
before thought 10 the satisfaction OF the
Centleman's venerable colleague Mt. wick
liffe.) ! said then what every gentleman IN
this House knows right well, that political
privileges, among which is the privilege. OF
the elective francise, belong exclusively and
| necessarily, under every orm OF Goyern-
ment beneath the sun, where it IS exercised,
to the acting majority, and whenever. IT. ac-
1 cords with the popular sentiment and Will,
and not before, they may be extended to eth
1 er black citizens OF she United States, now
\ excluded from The elective franchise, Ihf
| fundamental law the State Of Ohio excludes
| the entertainment OF that idea by the citizens
because it limits the elective franchise tc
white persons. I aoouM prefer that The I'M
ttation had not been pat there. knowing a.
do, that an overwhelming majority o. the
men who wrought out our independence
scorned TO put il into the first charter OF th'
American Government, and i'll reeollect q
right, by tie unanimous vote Of the Represen
tatiyes ofeight States, to.,hc vote cfthe Rep
resenta.ives ofotwo Of the, smallest in th'
4 Coplederacy.", r...,,..... 4, -,,,ss st.,a,n,.
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Democratic .Srate Ticket.

s,,,.sSupifE, OF rssE SUPREME COURT e
NOUS P. RANNEY, Of Ctgakogs.
IN vrg' ssdRErAkY OF STATS, aa't 81.
vwILLtAM w. ARMSTRONG, 'ef ssneca
spttmil ATTORNEY GENEESI, ,
LYMAN r. CRITCHFIELD, Of Holmes.
"a, si 70 SCHOOL COMMISSIONER, r. s
sCHAS w. H. CATHCAR1t, Of Montgomery
: sMEhBBR OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
s,ll JAMES GAMBLE. of CoahOcton.
e5sE .t!59 14i ---- "'1 -.
,aats0.qrs n FOR CONGRESS, So
JOSEPH w. WHITE, # Guernsey Co
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From the New Philreelphia Democrai, Sepi.- Is
IMPORTANT CORRESPON-
DENCE.
Touching Lbc AbOiitioaista Of
Mr.. Bingham
Union Men and Conservatives Drip
Him $

We call especial attention 70 the following
correspondence between Joseph Kinsey, ESQ,
delegate TO the Union Sta'e Convention,
and d. w. StambsUgh, Esq, Prosecuting
Attorney OF Tuscarawas County, and Secre
tary ofthe late Union State Convention.
Mr.. Stambaugh's letter ought 10 convince
every voter oil The danger OF sending such
men TO Cougress in Ibis crisis. Readl
Read!
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(tNrRemember that the liberties Of the
country are IN greater danger to-day from
the sectional agitsticns5of such men as Mr.
bingham, than they ARP from the payopets
Of the rebel enemy.
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Keep u Re1ere ,Ile PeopIe!

! That the re election of. such agitators as
Hon . ohnlA. Bingham, viii iperpetuate sec
Itiopal hostility, between the Nyrth and South
indefinitely, and forever prevent the restora-
Etion OF peace. ''"s 4lsh e ~ 's'i't Z.
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G-rNo person should miss The coming
Ait II they do they will regret IL. aI .'
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10 HbEvM -alA 4cafflfH eittsFFll 90
0TThere wilbbea big crowd ct the Fair
iexs week. Don'tmiss IT, '''
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Bingham in Favor of Negroes Voting
'a e7natl and Holding Office. .'t 't-

BINGHAM, in Speech in Congress, Ap'ii
11th, 1862, Saidf ..g.lt EoG- Lg4ig.Bs
"You cannot as Federal Legislators,
prevent the exercise Of this right, tthe right
to the elective iranchise) by the .eolored citi.
zens; you cannot help it. The old Bay
State, true to be sacred, her immortal tfadi.
tions, recollecting that her soil is holy ground
marked by the footprints Of the Apostles
aud martyrs Of the civil and religious liberty,
has held to her ancient taith that rights,
even political rights, are inseperable nom
manhood and citizenship and in nowise de-
pendent upon complexion or the accident oi
birth. trust in God whatever States may
ALTER Massachusetts may continue 10 the
ancient ways ioresermore.' va - ''''' '.''
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JOHN A. B4NGHARs BHeORDr
Hon. John A. Bingham in Favor of
, Negroes Coming into Ohio,

? Negroes Coming INTO Onlo,
4 From q Dtbats .insse HoH,e Of Congress, May
: 81, 1862, sDstsdzs tse Jolloicing eztrdet:]
"Mr. Mallory. / ask Che gentleman
from Ohio n he is wiling 70 throw open the
gvoss Of that great and noble, StAte-tbai
rich, fruitful, aSd productive Etste. to the
three millions Of slaves that may be liberated
by these emancipation and confscation billsi
"Mr. BINGHAM. Its doors are now
open.
"Mr. WfCKLIFFfe. When did you 70.
peal the law prohibiting theuP
"Mr, BINGHAM. As soon as we turned
the Democratic party out power Laugh.
teri desire to cay to the gentleman that
have no idea myself that under any possible
pressure ! will ever consent that any man
born upon the. soil Of this Republic, by any
vote OF word OF mine, shah be excluded from
the limits OF any State, my own included
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! 7.G6J U1TIlN0 VlN0a - IV7T ~ y ~ :
.glsl a3mg & e5Ijmp7g ja.ui g,l
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sasi as,io. ii esasasa sswgfsa e 7lfq
.slsGa olai iiJH@
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not. .ds8n9a p n oh ny
While fully endorse The sentiments o
I President Lincoln, as expressed in bis letter
Ito MIR. Greeley,lI cahhot SO lar violate my
Judgment, cohscience an.,%ass ense Of duty, q as
10 vote for q man to fepftseht the people il
congress, whose opinions and principles aafs
|so directly adverse to my own as are. thoss
of Mr.. Bingham. 1 'safjI
Theirs in no Republican party in Ohio, a.
State party .5tl That organizationm more thar
q year ago suspended And by express un
lderstanding no new party was formed by tb'
act Of running aUnion ticket, and there
fore there is no such Thing asdthe so callet
| Union party.id Whenever a ticket is formet
tby fair, reasonable equality Of Democrat
and Republicans, the same may be itrul,
called Union ticket. Mr.. Bingham anG
Ibis Republican friends in Harrison county
have ever4refused To make Union ticket
| No Democrat has been allowed TO be O can
ldidate on hsscounty ticket in that county
i From present Appearances not one Democra
4 will receive tho nomination for congress i
EOhio, in any 30 called Union conventions
| ALI the Assessors and Collectors in Chic
Iappointed under the internal tax law, ar
i lRepublicaus, and inostof them ultra anti
slavery men or Abolitionists. .elsE
| am acqusinted with j. W. White, th
Democrats candidate for congress-, and ~
lhappy to be able to say that be issa man I
liability, integrity, an unblemished niofi
lcharacter, and an unconditional Union mar
FOR whom any one who is devoted 10 thl
Government as our fathers made 1t, ma.
well vote. VI fgD.sN. STAMBAUGH.
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III 'iolIDd 9lgnia Q h gdiis03
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CONSTABLES

,,s,,e - ,C0NSTABLES. ..,.r,.,s.,,,,
LIST. Dis. Benjamin Taylor, Elijah Preston, Phine-
has P. Pyle. " StFa.t f'f}
q, sDissA. Carroll William Numbers, Samuel
Sd. Dis.4Thomas M. James, ElishaR r. Tucker,
James Harry, James johnson. f,sr cgyy7g
4th. Dis. Geo. H. Shane, Geo. Wood, VIM.
fMcComas. " ~. aFgg ~ IlW dsfb III
9th. Dis.---DaVid Deckman, Chas. Mccain, Jno.
Keys.
9Th Dis.4Joha Hopkins.
ROAD SUPERVISORS. ------.'
LIST. Dis: Peter E. Carroll. \ III 9HUpJ
I'd. Dis.-Henry G. Coen.
Sd. Dis.-Leonard Wheeler.
4th. Dis.-Henry u. Horn.
9th. Dis-James Howe. ~
~xApj ~ LUMBER INSPECTORS. sJg.l
barrett Spencer, "a u1aga4g Z. Bells Terry.
Bennett Charshee, 2bdHFHavre de Grace.
John Blainey, JI'rk50ni.t Havre de Grace.
az N js4sba4 FISH INSPECTOR. "a ssi sas-,i
John Coen, i 3sQf u Havre de Grace.
a g. ..f .
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THE sALBIO EN- CRAVINGS.

We have on hand copies of The Albion Engra-
wings and Subscribers and Others can be furnish
ed with theinat So each to subscribers, and SO
each to non subscribers. A few proof copies Of
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COLLECTIONS OF TAXES.

1st. Dis, Isaac Standiferd w2 ar e Abingdon.
"a. Dis. William G. Wilsoa, Hopewell K Roads
Sd. Dis James Barrow, ,.lf 3@ Hickory.
4th. Dis. Thomas Walker. Upper X Roads.
5th. Dis. Philip H. Love, Peach Bottom.
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COUNTY, COMMISSIONERS.

LIST. Dis. Thomas ". Hail. tTreas., Abingdon.
I'd. Dis. James Walker, ye'ssf Perrymansyille.
Sd. Dis. Henry G. Waters, Thomas Run.
4th.' Dis. John F. Smithson, 81 Fawn Grove.
5th. Dis. Henry s. Harlin, Darlington.
John T. Spicer, Clerk, }i Z IN Bel Air.
WmyHs Dsllarn, Counsel @ Z Bel Air. lr
,bRpd Z COUNTY sURTayoR!m1oi aaiaQ
William Bowman, Hopewell X Roads.
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w Doo~0 ~ ou0buVe00 " " " ~ VuO ubUu8WC5
= FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF ~.
..I 5..... Coughs, 49,. ............ +.
J.. Colds, Influenza, .... ,,.,.
.., Group, Hoarseness, Bronchitis,
Pneumonia, Diseases of the Bowe1s,
arising from Cold, Incipient Consumption
and for The relief and IF at all pos
Sible) cure Of patients in Advanced
...m,. stages Of the latter ~. ...
.-3 disease. ..
TNHE Balsamic Cordial is entirely We
i getable production, combining the
healing properties of the Balsam, with the
invigoreting qualities of a Cordial, produc-
ing combination so well adapted to the
purposes intended, that there are but few
cases of disease which will not, at an ear
ly period, succamb to its healing and life
giving properties. m'
For ages, has the treatment of pulmo-
nary diseases occupied the greater portion
of the attention of the scientific of the
medical world, but none acquired more
eminence in his treatment of these diseas-
es, than the celebrated Prussian DR.. Hoof-
land, the originator of the Balsamic Cor
dtal. His life was devoted to the produc-
ton of remedies That would stand unri-
vailed. How well he has succeeded, the
American people are able to Judge; and
we positively assert, that no preparations
that have ever been placed before them,
have conferred the same amount of bene-
fits on suffering humanity, or have elici-
ted so. many commentators from all
classes of society, as the remedies of DR..
Hoofand, prepared by DR.. G. M. Jackson
& Co., of Philadelphia. .'2 ~
The Cordial is designed for class of
diseases more general and more fatal than
any other to which the people of this
country are subject-those springing from
a "sHigM cold" That eminent authority,
DR.. Bell, says: 81 will not say that colds
are to our inhabitants what the Plaque
and YELLOW Fever are to those of other
countries; but | can aver confidently that
they usher in disease of greater compiled
ty and morality than the latter"
Read what the eminent Glass Manufacturer
JOHN M. wHITALL, says Of the BALsAMIC
CORDIAL. ,,aT ,..ts y .a..s
DR.. G.. NJ. JACKSON Respected Frend:-H
ing for long. time been acquainted with the
virtues of thy BALSAMlO CORDIAL in Coughs,
Colds, Inflammation of the lungs, &C., thus
freely bear testimony to its efficacy For several
years have never been without ii in my family.
ltalso gives me pleasure to state that Ihave used
1t with entire success in the treatment of Bowel
Complaints. Thy friend truly,
- = 'fLL}l'i4 JOHN NJ. WHITALJ,
~ Race street, above 4th,. Philadelphia. +
Fifth Mo.t II, 1853, rr .if 8UHH .atl t}f3 !
For sale by JAMES HEBRON, Bel
Air, and by all respectable Druggists and
dealers, in. medicines in the United
States, Canadas, British Provinces and
West Indies, at rs cents per bottle. Be
sure and get the genuine, with the sigma
ture OF G, M. JACKSON on the wrapper Of
each bottle; all others are counterjeas.-
Principal Office and Mandatory, AIS
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. my 10y
II.
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king ell speed to us over the ices The news be
brought was thrilling. Graves, Captain Penny
graves Franklin's winter quartersp We,Were
Instantly In motions Captain De Haven, Captain
Penny, Commander Phillips and myself, joined
by q partyffo the Rescue, hurried on over the.
ice, and scrambling along the loose and rugged
slope that extends from Beechy to the shore came,
after weary, walk, 70 the crest of the Isthmus.i
Here amid the sterile uniformity of snow and
slate, were the headboards of three graves made
after the old orthodox fashion of grayestones at
home" $3.50
The following sAlbion', engravings are also on
hand: 'NsN " ''f57
Chalon' Queen Victoria; gn3 RAJ Fl)BfS
Lucas Prince Albert .iH h sssalay 4
Stuarts Washington; ,i..s...q ~. al.
Matteson's Benjamin Franklin; s
aI 'a2 Landseer's Return from Hawking; a5
~ guad Landseer's Deer Pass; Gp5E
.feeGrtJx Adams Sir Walter Scott; ~, 8tt..
,a5yi Cope's First Trial by Jury;
'i'H ~ Buckler's st. Paurs London;
Landseer's Dignity of Impudencei ~ 10
Wanderford's Mary Queen of Scots; aata
.ofia Portrait of General Hayelock; "a
Herring's Three Members Of the Temperance So
ciety; "a! y" u .e,Vt
Willaie's Columbus propounding his Theory of a
New World; Is .rigY0 sgai,aHas
The Castle Of Ischia, from Stan6eld's Picture;
The Falls of Niagara, from an original Drawing
made for the Albion f'.@si7
Engravings can be safely forwarded by mail or
few cents. se8 -s, ...,- &c
~e~ Money may be transmitted in, registered
letters at our risk. ~Se& t''''
aaEr7 YOUNG Il lAHERN, Publishers,
.a ,5a f,3l oog No. l6 Beekman Street.
ja25 Gsb.t,rg +-rstlf ,gt, b. New York.
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WE are prepared to sell Pure Non
w Explosive Kerosene or Coal Oil al
the low price Of SIS cts. per gallon.
We have also on hand large assert
ment of LAMPS at very low prices.
We wonld recommend the Paraffine
Candles (made from Coal) as being the
cheapest Candles persons could burn
They burn one-half longer than Adaman-
tine and one-third longer than Sperm, and
only cost 30 cents per Id. They have
the appearance of wax candles. We shall
always have stock of these Candles on
hand
Persons in want Of anything in our line
will do well to call and examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere. ,a o..
9. Particular attention paid to Country Or
dess. r. .,..... ....5as ...
QUINLAN s. WHITE, . d,
r. No. l49 North Gay Street,
marl5-y near Exeter.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

We give below q List Of all the Public Officers
IN this County, with their post offices, for the
convenience Of those having business with Or de-
sizing 70 'eommdnicate with said officers;
CIRCUIT COURT. Pad eeiss.
Hon. John II. Price, Judge, Darlington.
William Bouldin, Deputy CLERK, !"
William II. Dallan, States Attsrney, q g e"
Charles D. Bouldin, Sheriff. 81
Robert R.. Bouldin, Deputy Sheriff. /"
William H. Dallani, Auditor, HiPi95 a"tS"
James Guyton, Crier, va q ,>9l Dublin.
Thomas n james Bailifs !, !. n s.Fallston.
William Roard, T i q g = $3.50 ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-28

FIRE.-The school house in district 40.
!, in Athens, was burnt on the night Of the
10Th. 4 correspondent says it was no doubt
the wopk Of an incendiary :" no loss and no
ia.surdAee," us the house was old and of no
value. dt appears that portion of the
people of the district wanted a new school
house, but were voted down, and this cues
tion is supposed to have something TO d
with the FIRE.
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sMPoRTaNT TO FEMALES.
DR. Chcescmsal,ss Pills.

rTllE cdnlnaticn Of irreir's W ibese E arr the ye
Il result a o' aud egfeu'rs preiicc Tiny arr mid
ia their saiai AID ccgtsn Ia tug MI srt, nlarites
raist lqigtruafhns. s1ig al olstrueu rs, whether
FROM gold otherwise. headache, pn Ia te side, paita
ton @ Ie heart whites al ltsixus etectlorr h, sieres,
fat,r T.n Ia the hs1k and NuJhs Sc Disturbed sleep
whssb agig from Interruptions naegga.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PHA,s
the a a new era in the trsainsnt OF
tle irregularities and distractions which have congned
premature grave No female can enjoy good
Etath ass she Is raar, and whenever and obstruction
t,kSs place the general health begins 20 deelips.
DR. CBEEsEMAN'S FILLS
the elective remedy known Cor ai complaints
peculiar Females 10 all classes they invaluable in.
dneing, with certainty periodical regularity They are
thousands who hllc used them at different pc
Rods Throughout the country having the SANCTION OF some
Of the most emit eni physlcjaps in Anescr.
txpicit directions stating when they sheaid not e nsc
rih each boxts price 81 pee box, containing from o0 to
90 pills
Pills sent by mail pronp by RENTING 10 the Proprie-
tqS. sold by Druggist. generally,
II. H. nUfGIIlNes. Proprietor,
20 Cedar St., New York
OF, Woods Agent Bellows TeIla; c. 4 Wigs, Paper
MIL VILLAGE A. H. Johnnol, Walpolei Z. Hills, keele
ely
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-28

FROM THE l2IH.-We have received a
letter from the 18th, Saxion's River Light
Infantry, dated Nov. 30. He writes that
very little Of interest has occurred Of late.
They are building barracks for the winter.
eve were out on picket duty on the 10Th,
and returned on the 18th, the boys bringic {
in a lot, of chickens and doves, which made
a splendid supper. Two of our company
,haye gone 10 the hospital, viz William
Aiken, Wesimoreland, n. H., and Allen j.
Wilder. Aiken is dangerously sick. The
rest are in usual health, certainly as well
as could be expected, amid the cold damp
weather now upon ust'
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Died

Tn woosstoaz. Say Is very saadeniy. Mn. ADA a
wife Of chsrlp Andet-cn snd only chill Of Hon Thon
Po<ers. aged - years.
In West Brattieboyo Oct II. Of heart disease Gk0lh
KELLEY. agsa "a years. months, 4 days
In Proesorsviis Nov g. oScAR s. Of Alex s;earus
aged 2yeArs. months. Il days
In Mt Holly nov. Is Of tyPhois fzsrs Mrs GAI.ASe
RANDALL. sget 70 ysars
In kecsuk aoEs- Ses. Is, GEORGE r. DEMING- p-s
prsetur u the Iinr zSe reriy q Caes.sr, aged 2
In Chester. Noy p 81 consumption, Rev G o JEs
ARDS pastor q the Congregations churrh AGE p s-srs
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STATE OF yE,ssfo Mt. The Hon Probate c

81 IL VI y hAssho INC non tr9oe TouI
pc, sons interested in the Estate Of BENJAMIN BEAlS
late of Windhain. decreased, Greeting
hereby, n9tfe that this court viii decide upon
the allowance Of the Henry NJ Bemis. admus
TRAITOR said estate aud decree distribution Of said estate
among pers entitled theeto at the session thereof
to be held at the Inn Of X Wilder in Rockingham, in
sid district, the first wednesday of December A D.
1862 sou further notified that said court viii make
an nent the personal estate of said deceased
also appoint commissioners set out 10 said widow her
dover real estate Of said deceased at the session
said cent, when ana where You be heard in the
premises ii you see ft. BENZ. ". DEAN. Register.
Grafton Nov D. 1852. 454S
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$500 a. unpnIn -. M lion pr,

STATE OF VERMONT The Hon Probate Court
bisF Of WESTMINSTER, s. 3. for said District. To all
persons interested in the Estate Of NATHAN II. HAIL.
late Of Grafton deceased. Greeting
Whereas instrument puTporting TO be the last will
and testament said deceased and eodici thereto
been presented said by Eli tbeth r. Hail. the
utrix therein named probate hereby notified
that court m decide upon the probate of said nsru
men at the session thereof be held the lun of A. X.
Wilder. in koeknghln said district the first We'd
nesay OF December, A. 1862, when and where you may
be heard in the premises If you see it,
REM. " DEAN. Register.
Grafton, Nov 5, 1862. 464S