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Smyrna times., 1862-04-03
FROM KEY WEST.

We have adyises to the Oath inst, by the
arrival at this port OF the United States steamer
Huntsville. which also brings late intelligence
from the Gulf Squadron. The report that Yam
cey had been captured and taken to Key West.
is now positively denied. A vessel had arrived
from the Passes of the Mississippi, having left
there on the 19th. The steamers Richmond
and Brooklyn were at the head OF the Passes.
and heavy firing had been heard in that dirsc.
tion. The movement against New Orleans
was expected to take place Immediately, though
nothing authoritative was known regarding
it. The health of the troops at Key West
was good. but several cases OF small. pox had
occurred at Tortugss.
Smyrna times., 1862-04-03

Aaesher Military Depsrsment. 10 be called
sAs" Middle Department" 10 created. consist.
ing Of the States Of New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Dsi.wsrs. The Eastern shers of Maryland snd
tugiaia. and the counties Of Cecil. Hartford,
sal'insss and Anss AsundsI. IN Msrylsad. 70
- commanded " Major Gsa. Dix. .wtth head.
qasrtsrs II Balsimors, s.ssss - .s6ss'
~ ss
Smyrna times., 1862-04-03
Furniture and UphOisfering
Warehouse.

y5 The undersigned respectfully informs his Gus
~ TONERS and the public that he has enlarged his
"a place of business, and keeps constantly on hand
a large and spendsd assortment of Fashionable Fur.
niture Of all kinds manufactured with especial care
by his own workmen and under his own supervision
lie also recommends 10 the public his newly invented
and improved Sofa Bedstead and Lounges. which fer
convenIence and ease surpass anything ever used be-
fore Svrng Hair and Husk Mattresses. made in the
best style. His prices are remarkably IOW. and he
soliciss a share Of pubic patronage.
JOHN A. BAUER,
No 255 South SEcsND ST. above Spruce.
I aps.ly - PHILADELrHIA.
Smyrna times., 1862-04-03
LOCKWOOD LEGION.

N~ "a r%& E &c MB,
TEN ACTIVE MEN TO fiji up Company I, Third
Regiment Del Volunteers, now encamped at Camden.
Paw, Ratons and Clothing S25 per month. $lOO
Bounty.
cruit on enliGting. Apply 70 '~
np3 Capt. J. b. STEWART, Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1862-04-03
NOTICE.

The subscriber having disposed ofhs stock Of
to Primrose. would respectfully announce TO all
who are nde bIed him call aud settle their bills
Can he found at his Office, III the Of the Store
hOnse ho formerly occupied -..-.
ap3 w. EDWIN SPRUANCE.
Smyrna times., 1862-04-03

The rebel forces under Gen. Magruder, pre-.
viOus to their evacuation of Great Bethel, set
6re 10 the town. and completely destroyed it.
leaving nothing but ruins. 1t is expected tina,
Yorktown will also be burnt BY the rebels.
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Orange County, yaw,ua.

E'Y Hhhnh Meeting Of he Orange toun'y Mutual Fin.
Insurance Company for tie cioic" Uil,wrs .rl IT.
NtnNNct". 81 any other appropriate business wiz Ia.
h',drn she Insurance One. in Chelsea. ,n " ,,,.,
eaAry 81. \ ". 1862, NJ q o'ciocN T. ~
JOHN ". SMITH Secretary.
CA-i."a. be. .t, t,i,. .,d,rs
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PROBATE COURTS.

urutaie Courts within 4 Id for the District OF Rem
delphi, for the year crnng, will be holden As follows
AZ the Registers Office in Eroo4 Held, the A,ts Thurs
day in each month.
At The Orange c, un.v uo.ts theJses, the third
TIM rAlav OF each month.
Al Chad wcks Iio.el In West Randolph, the fourth
Thursday in each month.
Al H. Bowles Hotel in Washingtoe, ct the second
Thursday ia February May and August
BY order uf Court.
ike,sea. December I'd, 1881.
Probate Courts.
wAsa1seros DISTRICT and for the Dstric, afore
sad will he holden the Probate Office in Montpelier in
ensuing Persons having business with said Court are re-
ques,ed to sl,tu' IT, thu same on sasd court days.
pecemb-r J. 1860.
STATE or VERMONT, In Probate Court, held a,
WAsulSGr"> n.s:aic.. Montpelier, within and fer
District: on the 18Th day of January, a; D: 1892
i nt Haunas! Tucker, late OF ainileid, Ia
ssia District, deceased being presented to the court by
E.aa nol,nn, thu Executor Gcrein named, Tor FRO
bats:
ordered by said c"urt, ,at all persons concerned
therein h uocd sppesr session OF said Court, to
bt holden the lrobs" Office in son'peler on the llh
day D. 1862, and show cause, if any they
'avr against the pr"b%tr of said WI for which
TN. order be published three weeks successfully in the
G-~en Mountain Frreman, printed at Montpelier pre-
vie. said meappointcd fer hearing.
A copy of Record,
~ Attest, T. X. MERRILL, Judge.
STATE or VERMONT. In Probate Court held at
WAsHls"roN .,1Ricr, SIS. Montpelier, in said District,
or ,ac Eth day of January, A. D. 1862.
BENJAMIN MARBLE. administrator of the estate Of
dogta'ian Marhl~ la.n OF Fsyston in said District
dec aet presents his administration account for exam
inAon ai.d Allowance and makes application for de
=" dstr,b1tion and partition of the estate of said
'ie,eaSeG.
Wt,arrul,on, i. is orerei by said Court, that said ac
said application b. referred to session of
held the Probate Office in said Mont
poser, the lt day of February, A. ID 1862, for hear
ih2 aud cion thereon and is further ordered that
n.h" h 'n! he gives to AL persons Interested b., publ
Of three weeks s'cccssively in the Green
hoHniAi! trecman. newspaper punished at Montpt
c lots aal time appointed for hearing that they
may appear said and place. and show cause, if
~. they ay hAge, Why said should not he al
l.S n4 a!u icl .ccrt- made BY the Court
Il. Attest. n. 4. CHASE. Register.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN FEB. 4, 1907
AiunDSOn HaVS' Estate.

HE subscribers having cen appointed BY the Hohorabit
Probate Court tor the District of washington comms
sioners to recev examine and adjust all claims and de-
ands of all persons. against the estate of Simpson hays
tate OF Mddesex said district deceased represented
nsoven and the Germ Of six months from the LIT day Of
January 1867 being allowed by said court 10 the cred
ors of said deceased, exhibit and prove their re-
spectve claims before Give notice, that we Will II
tend to the duties of our appeinturnt at the Inn OF
William Smonds in MiddeseX in said district. on the
first Wednesdays of February and July next at O'Clock
IN the foreuoun on each of said days.
GEO. H. LEWIS, ic.u,rs
A. l.. CHAMBERLAIN, ~ "
NiddleseX. Jan. 1st D. 1862. 3l3fw3
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TEEE GOOD EAhTAnlI.TAN
TJ CSGSIp csr CoAE
LnnI ~ III I.... l.. -.


5'j" OF 'h"m manufactured last ycyr-norc than dou,
ne plumber OF any other first class .toye in
one year. in the United States.
th"t contain al the improvements which are IN an The
L. hfst c'aS' stoves. and the advantages and im,yoy.
""ntS OYER "'hrr stoves are ia part a. fnliows
lst. me arrangement for bruling the front hearth
AN improvement 0Tcr0oke in other -st ciuss stoyrr
1t iaH siSo th' same arrangement for brong ON ton
~ \ thorough ventilation of the oven.
"a. !ttr'l'cipg hot air draueit 10 L.. fire cha,ob,r
thfr'"y icr'a'Eg tc drauE Of The stove anickcnin,
l'S perai"'', and enabling it la throw out more hfaa
"'tter ntch ana Justly complained OF in Ot'rr Stoves
I'M An Important Improvement in he application If
'hr ,"mpcf' which throws the heat around the oven
"h Mich srraier weight, conse uuenIy heavier pa,r.
ana more nHfhb" as well as haudsomrr ,astinys.
"h. nfhH danrrr At each tnd cf the IRE box so
tha ne IRE '"Gnaacd, aud rll, III heat as ict
d. We "',rr also heating the oven in aif the time
"n. FIRE back protected ny ,oip,tonc 20 II capno,
bnrn out. - N' ~ " '"""''
IN addition TO the above Improvements. il has All TIM. ia
rnmolhe III ",hcr hrs clafs Stoves w Hot V,.
rr'"r NarminP Closet, KoaSt"r in trout Epkrr TOW
Doors ired with best Russia Iron, 49,. SC Further MI
stove u warranted to do the work with ~ III lie fuel
"rr e,o'e IN N" market, and Ia y superior manner
All VINO want hrs ,class stove. .houd never bv 4,
tey cali and see the COOP SAMANTHA AZ they have in ey
cry instance given satisfaction.
Am me exclusive agent for The SALE ~ ii. S,,y. H.
h"hPe'ier, ana sell u on trial for ANY reasonable
81 ',niei W aI' ARE safe in buyiby. - 90 ~ 49,
nave also rs mi ap aaeoftm-ut Tom IN st,va. m
mana a. any other dealer in Washington County ana u
n. low n any one In the STATE. 4, rkWKy
Montpelier, Dec 10. las0.
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Insurance ASSORTMENT

Nj Office IL hereby given that ~ assessment, at tw, r
ont hereby made BY the Directors IL The
~Hnp Mutual ERE ln-nran'@ "WnaIJ 90 All N, rr.-
m'"n NOES. I" vii, an no.1 10 force FeS n lSjI ,,.
pr csn. aud on nte- ia l0rce sept. !, lsc one per
""'-msking tw" pee cent, aud pay sb" In the Trrs.
urer ~ his oire 10 h.Lea by the ptL day Of j.nns,,
next. Re mcaS-r the tine Il payment. "
JOHN " SNfYii, rrpssu--,.
0actse~. Zee. u. iksi siAc.s
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'Oas | 'u3sl SsK 'l1ooloM

eMclG '09t | 'q@Sl Aek l@''loM
NOLHHLLVH0 'E HFHFS
palsuI SuuaSuR paAaaq az o1 1ou s! au 10Y H!u
8u}suI lsuIs5p suosIsd lie Hou OF S! s!u@
uo!asooAold lsnr auol!M pIsoq pug poo AW "A
AZ, syV 'uoala;lGq0 s pag!A pueQsnQ GW SvaHAH1YA
.AlhlAAI
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LADIES CATER gs0nT.

little glove stirs mp my heart as tides STIR NTH
snow-white muslin. when it fits. makes marv o''
al sorts Of lady ixins thrill my feelings i. ,,v,,
But little female gaiter boots ave death and . "
shorter "''"
Aud just to put You on sour guard
III give you short and brief
A small hotel eNpcricic"
Which filed my heart with Grief:
Last summer at the Pavilion llatc,.
stopped Il week or more,
And marked two . boot-rc,' cyprr ,,o-.
Before my neghbor', door;
Two boots with patent leather tin.
Two boos which seemed to say
- An angel trots around in H..
They stole my heart away:
And often in MY nightly dr.aTa.
they swept before ray fac.
lady growing out Of them
A. flowers grew frnma vase.
But all one morn -aw .i-'t
Which Stract n" Ike Stone.
some other uame On IA. lyok
Those boo;s were not alone.
great tall pair Of ether boot.
Was standing by tcir .ide
And # tIry walked unr ,.frrrnu.,
And with them walked bride
Ladies, conmen, j. unnecessary
Those Cater Boots came from
y. &. PAGE
W1sre can b. foani Al all times larae ss,,r,n.., ,
Ladies, Misses and Chillren's B,t;
and Shoes of the latest French Imror7ed WISE,
Also, Of our Manufacture,
Ladies and Gents Balmoral Boots. (ppx s,,. ,
Misses and Children's q
Boys and Youths {. :.
Also the celebrated Union BOOT, aul in t.r,
general assortment t.!
Boys and Mems Boots and Shoes
Thick and Thin.
"eare the sole manufacturers OF
III Mers Ccle brated Patent IaT
CUSTOM BOOTS MADE To FIR.
We can't be beat in Stylc, Quality or IRE.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT or
BOOTS, SHOES And KIDGrM
for the Trade at the LOWEST PRICES. A,,,....
Dc- J. A Sc CAlI
j. G. PAGE,
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Gheatcr VYe'S Estate,

srArE pF VERMONT, In Probate Court, holden
"ss@'saI"s n'srnrcr, S. y. Montpelier within and for
aa,d District. the eth day of January, A. y. 1862,
ilOHEK W, tEATUN, administrator on the Estate Of
Chester Nyr, late Of lern, in said district deceased
presents his administration account for settlement.
Nherrupnn sDtde'e ed that the same he referred to the
:N..i ay at February next at thr Probate Office, in SAID
Moutyelie for examination and allowance and uat all
br notified hereof by the publication of this
in the Green Mount ain Freeman printed at Mont
polir, three weeks auoccseively may be, that
they appear, and .; said time and place, il they
sa-se, object thcrMc
III order ci rour.
SO Attest. T. X. MERRILL. Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Cour, held at
VISA, H'srtuc1, - Manineiier. within and for
s:sd district. t." the Z.dday II January, a. ID lHS2
instrument "tpcrtins TO be the last viii aud Tesla
N t,-mt at William White, late If Hain6eld, In said
NlarGt deceased bring presented to the Cuuu By J.ena
art Sci h, the executor therein named, oI Probate:
II I. ordered b. said CONT that all persons concerned
frtn, br na flied I" appear 1T session OF said Cun t
h. holden the Pr,,e Office Montpelier, the 18th
lN at Feb. A. 1862, and show cal~e, any they may
have against the probate Of said Wi-Por which ~ fpo.e
further odtrs that cop; Of the Of this order
be puhsed thr Nttks SNcce-sive'y in the Green Noun
+mn freemsn ,,prd ttelier, previous I'D time
3iktw3 Arrest, n A. CHASE, Register.
STATE or VERMONT In Probate Court, held mt
w.-4'lA0,oN DssrElct, Montpelier With aud said
Dt-;1ci. ,ir :,ssh da, III January. A. ID. 1862:
Instrument purI,o.ne /" h- thelas III and rr~-
u tsn"n' of Abraham Nsndt-sen, late ~ Warren, IN
sad t'~rict dtcchsed oeins presented to The Court, by
tcnsiow fpnam and Janie~ Ntndtus.n the executors
tltrtip NJ med Tor probac
l. ordered by said Court tina, all pet>"ns concerned
Shtr he notnfh w appear ~ session OF said Court
be tteidtn the Probate Office, Montpelier, the 18th
ds Feriars A. d. L'G2, aud show cause, II any they
Nay r. against The Probate Of said VIII for which
Is iurtcr ordered that copy Of the record II this
1sr re- published three weeks successfully in the Green
.aUaiH Freeman prn,.~ Montpelier, previous II
RAD time aII'0 NJ ed too hearing.
A true ct1,y IL record,
tiS(w2' Attest, r. X. MERRILL, Judge.
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: IT. II = 7. ' q I. ].
j. G. PAGE,

W
the Act OF 1872
10 state street. opposite KiIby It,, Ho.tou
A FTER an extensive practice ., upwards ,stseH
"A years tounues /" secure Patents the United -.e
-a'so ~ Ereat Britain france and Other foreisn ~.
nrs. Caveats. SPECIFICATIONS Assigpu,e mt. aud WI p
pore or drawings tor Patents, executed gu iibAri pa
aha WIN despatch. Researches made into antysas Al
rorign works, te' determine the validity or uuty " a.
"s or'hvent'0ns, l-gH az oil sr twice rr a4l
M ."s..eI. onehins the same. Copies OF tte Isla' T.
any fa'sht furnished by RENTING one Dollar A..s
'nenis recorded NJ Washipctnn
L w nerncy IL n"t only tht largest ~ N-a EaaisI
, ."s" 'n'roiors have adsHIta.e- I"' -Acrn
r .," sscer'a'h'hg the rn,en!shiihy OF InrrHh~
"'aPhssfdhyl not iime i~ursty ~ De ror aGy sla
can pe oHete them tlS-uhr-e m. ,e- iuu niais Io.
E !, nv prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL At lh
~ .rir -, ~. lhanthe .nhscfbrr; AVID n Stt'h"
,r,, nv bES j PROOF or ADVANTAGES ANu ilL
~ he would add that he In. 5nniau, r.a-on tnb~u
~" can prove that al no Of her uli, Of thr kiad IN
u,.r ~ ~, r'"eSsi"hai SERVICES 80 n,rl"ratr. It !"
.'h'e P'h''ro of The -uh.c,It., !utI.q twenty !rt'
PaS' mas enabled him to .c,rt,l,,p, vn>l col,..1r
~, organizations ant oiii,. .rlsnn t.iatiyr Ia rnt~r
len, n'' rNe".sr Library I'll legal 'ot "'' IT,
~ WORKS. aud hli acrourt4 Of pAeur, s,antc,. "a III
"'' "tl'rs ana Eu5op- rrn,et aim ahlr boypHi gc
'', 10 "H'r superior ttriiit'rs for obtaining .r6,,
o,., ''.esS,N ut journey Ia Washington por'"t
Inventors. "S Wv NV "
rESTIvoNlAL,.
fssiid M fdiy n. one of IN, ,,,y, cap.t', ,t,a'
rc,5. P''h'"hrfS "ih whum have haA o.hD 81 '9.''
'hNN. MASOE." comm,sy,oaey a. PtN.'r
] 'N' no he-itat lnn IN a+>lTing Inventor, t.t '.7
,, 'n'P'"' person pnrr compete nj and tr-" HN
Ia s.,', pi"e "' putting ibrir Applications ih6''"
n, ,i ~ ''i 'rh ala dv ahd favorable con idH'''
" ''"' 'iIcc. EDMOND EUEhE,'
.vr II !, ,, late tonniis.i"nrr "i FHiN''
ra,i,", " u, Ehdy has made io1 ur THIRTEEN Hr'
.J ,,J ~" oot one E" which pairAtS have been gre
nrnor ~" ~, ,!'' one i nov pending such unm @akt'
recn w. a,e, talent ana 'biIity on his part irad' m'
nat.n," ~ inventor 10 apply to him TO l'ocor' '
,,,.nIion ~ mn! hr '.tr of having the mr. lawn
charges v" WIN vase, ana y, trit .r-,m
l,r,. r,en' months, The Subsc ,rt IN crnr--" 81 "'
SIV,r Ip, made. iwirr uir,ird apyIt'' ~
cijrd -, y, HrPEAl.S, EVERY ONE 81 when Ma "
'" "'S FAVOR, by the Commissioner o( ra,r.t+
p,-,, K. H. Epp"
n"r'"n, Irc. y, Isu .rlfi
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Office.

oohr-1t '"S*'d ~ rs-rsoo. tatetfnx u@f~i,s BE
s~hA" KNOWS a. Hetea T.. Smht. 400 resrsSentIsv
.',F - "p w. on mr. aooaubt, .. sssN PAR ~
S"tN@ o. her o"a,s&ssiog aftsr AsA das.
WsrrsN. ". Nv. w. 1861 ., l. 4. Sm,3M
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4 x 4
DR. SWEETS
Infallible Liniment,

GREAT EXTERNAL hENEDH'
FOR RHEUMATISM, GOVT, NEURALG l. knA-
EAGo STIFF NECh A AZ w 51NIs S PfLEs
IEADACHE. AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
Dr. Stephn Smret,of C0nnttlicut,
novn all over th '1ri'"' @""'"s
DR.. Stephen S,ceet, Of Connecticut
l. the author of Dr. Sweets nialble Liuimen
DR.. iScert's MfalHbh Liniment
|. the author OF DR.. Sweets Intaiabe Lniment.
DR.. Streets hjalHble Llninacmt
Cures Rheumatism and ever fails.
DR.. S,ceet's Mtallibe Lininlent
ia a certain remeoy for Neuralgia.
DR.. Spfefs MfaHibie Limimrm
Cures Burns ard scaIds Immediately
Dr. Streets InfaliLlc Imminent
Is the best known remedy for Sprains and Bruises
DR.. Sreets MfallibLe Linime"t.
Cures Headache iInlnet lately and was n.,tr known
to fail
DR.. !Smect's MtalHblc Linimeut
Affords immediate relief Cor Piles, and seldom fails.
DR.. Smcets MfaNibie Imminent.
Cures Toothachc in minute.
Dr.. Swerts Mfolibic Imminent.
Cures Cuts and Wounds Immediately and leaves NJ scar
DR.. Sceets MfulNbh Imminent
IL tie best remedy for Sores in the known world.
DR.. Swect's Mfdllibie Linimcnt
Has been used by than million people, and all
praise it.
DR.. Streets Mfo??iJ!c Imminent
Is truly frend in need and every family should
have it at hand
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lie BY all Druggists. Price 25 cents Apply
DR.. Sioccts IhfalGN ointment
ures Burnsand Scalds immediate
DR.. Stephen Smcet, IF Connecticnt
The great natural Bone Setter.
DR.. Speers IataHibe Linimcm
Is the best remedy iuf Sores in the known word
GA UTI O n.
To avoid imposition, observe the Signature aud Like.
hess OF Or. Stephen Sweet every lto"l, ati also
Stephen Weets lntallible Linmenl" blown i'll tn
glass OF each bottle. without which none are genuine
Ricl, nrdsOn g. Co.
Sole Propriet0rs. Norwich, CT
For sale by FRED +. SMITt. Montpelier, General
gent for Vermont, and by all dealers. Apr-yl
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Office.

WHEREAS my wife, Sarah NJ. Chatterton has left my
w bed and board without just provocation,
this is To notify all persons that shall pay no debts OF
her contracting after this date
FIFIELD S. CHATrERTON.
Hancock Dec l. 1861 3lSfw3+
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A CANADIAN REMEDY

For Cos',reWcss, Irrfgnla. .y and Debu 'of the
D'gest'rc Organs, Indntmg Headache, ASST
tide, Nervousness, General Pros:ration of The
Mind and Body, Paralysis, DC.
A moments reflection ought to convince y sensible man
n Of the folly and danger of constantly dosing with Ca
tartic Medicines The practice is pernicous and suic-
the constantly increasing evils of Indigestion fear
fully aggravated by the too free OF Caha rtics. The
American people fast becoming nation of dysppp-
tics by their artificial modes Of life Drastic Cahartics
increase the ifrhabiy and PROSTATE the strength Of the
digestive organs
this irritabiity and at the time to nvgorate
strengthen all the functions Of digestion, while they
gently laxative. They are anodync, tonic and laxative
They are SO mild and nvigorating that remind
ell by any sreeahe effects that he has medicine
Business Men, Students Professional Men Fem ales and
try them.
The undersigned Physicians. ct.erfu!!y certify to the
high professional standing of Dr. Colby of Sanseat one
of the oldest and best Physicians and to the cxcrsnt
qualities OF his 'AntCostive and Tonic Pills." which
we nave used in our practice, and highly approveE
J. B. GIBSON, NJ. d.. Drnham, G. f.
c. l.. COTTON, u. H.. CowansYille.
CHARLES BROWN D.
SIS. FOSTER, NJ. D Bronze.
NORMAN CLEVELAND. MD. Barns,on.
\. JENkS. NJ
g. W. COWLES, NJ. D.. Stans,eaa.1
INiIN MElGS, MD
ioSFPII BREADoN. VI. H., Surgeon RN.
BENJAMIN DAMON, u. Coatcook
tENtEi. RICHMOND, Al. D., Derby Line
". g. GIINEs, n: D., Compton. c. Z.
G. o. SOMEkS, NJ. d., Nogog. G. 4.
j. G. RUTHERFORD, VI. H., Newport Vt.
Prepared by nr. M. T. COLBY, Stansiead c. T.. and
Derby Line, Vermont.
Sold where medicine is sold generally.
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Notice.

THIS is to certify that have this day given my sons,
l JOSEPH f.. Sergeant and Truman II. Sergeant, their
time during the remainder IF their minority, and shall
claim of their earnings pay any debts of their
contracting after this date.
JOSEPH SARGnANT.
Attest, T.. EAKGFANT.
Hancock. Dec. u. 1NGl
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NabI,AaraI.

NIllS sto certify that have sold my son. Edwin
/ amb. his time during the remainder of his minority
nd shall claim of his earnings pay any debts
of his ontractng after this date. Samuel, LAMB.
Attest, RUFUS RICHARDSON.
Brantree, Dec {. 1861. fw3t
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-04
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Notice.

rNHIS is to certify that have this day given son, II
/ &. Carpenter, his time during the remainder Of hi
minority, and shall ella i'm of his wages nor pay an
debts of his contracting after this date.
SANFORD CARPENTER.
Attest. MRS. G. CARPENTER
n,o 1881 f315w3A
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-08-08
How Men work in Trenches,

| 1t may be puzzle to many to conceive
how our men throw up Notifications right
in the face and in plain sight of the enemy
without being seriously disturbed by them
A brief description may be interesting
inasmuch as it cannot be contraband, be.
cause the work is done right under the
noses of the rebels.
4 working party is detailed for night
duty with muskcts slung on their backs,
and shoycls and picks on their shoulders
they proceed to the selected ground. The
white tape marks the line of excavation,
the dark lanterns arc " faced to the rear,
the muskets are carefully laid aside the
shovcls are in hand, and each man silently
commences to dig. Not word is spoken !;
not one spade clips against another each
man first digs hole large enough to cover
himself; he then turns and digs to his
right-hand neighbor then the ditch deep
ems and widens, and the parapct rises.
Yet all is silent the relief comes, and
the weary ones retire ; the words and lests
OF the enemy are often plainly heard,
while no noise from our men disturbs the
stilncs save the dull rattle of the earth,
as each spadeful is thrown to the top at
daylight long line of earth works, af-
fording {. complete protection to our men,
grccts the astonishcd eyes of the enemy,
while the sharpshootcrs bullets greet their
cars. Frequently this wook is done in
open daylight, the sharpshooters and
piokcts keeping the enemy from annoying
our men.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-08-08
FEEDING AND WATERING HoRsEs.-Th

FEEDING AND WATERING Es.-Thc
following abridged observation OLA French
writer are deserving the attention Of all
who have horses under their care:
The same quantity of oats, according
the time they are administered. l have
made the experiments on my own horses,
and always observed there is quantity
of matter not digestcd, when | purposcly
gave water Immediately after feed OF
oats. There is decidedly, then, a great
advantage in giving horses water before
grain is fed them There is another bad
practice, | observe-that of giving grain
and hay on their return to the stable i'm
mcliatcly after hard work. Being very
hungry they dcvour much food eagerly
and do not properly masticate it; the con-
sequence is that it is not well digcstel,
and not nearly 50 nutritious. When u
horse returns from work, pcrspirins and
out OF breath it should be allowed to rest
for time, then given little hay half an
hour attcrward water, and then oats, or
other grain. BY this plan water may be
given without risk Of cold, as the oats
act as stimulant..