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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-21
THE Crops IN IowA.-The WELD of wheat

THE Crops IN IowA-The WELD of wheat
is estimated at 10000 900 bushels this yea,
being |, $50, 600 bushels more than the crop OF
1861. There have been $4,000 acres cult
waited this season in corn, which will yield 7G>-
$50, 900 bushels, or an excess 0 or the crop of
last year of Is, 600, 900 bushels Oats will
reach lO,00D,0oo bushels hay 100000 tons.
The State will be able TO export this year 49,
600 CATTLE and SOC, 900 hogs. The increase Of
sheep has been about one third during the
past year, making the number in the State
$50, 900.
4 correspondent OF the New York Express
says:-''Jhe absence Of Southern visitors is
deeply deplored at Newport For one hundred
and twenty-five years, this esrthly paradise has
been The favoritc resort Of the best families Of
Sonth Carolina. Their children were born AMI
elucated herc--their sons and daughters wee
married here-and here repose the ashes of
their dead The older citizens recall with
grateful remembrance the days Of the Rutledges.
Middlctons, Aamiltons, Ailstons and other
South Carolnians, who during the last fifty
years. became. as it were, "Jonc Of their bone
and flesh OF their flesh. >
RUN0Ic. In the absence OF authentic IT.
formation from the Army Of Gen Pope, there
ere many reports il circulation as 10 its where
;:bonts. 4 rumor has prevailed for 4 day or
TWO, that the Federal forces have fallen back
this side Of Cul2oper Court House, and that
Jackson occupied that "a C that ski ,Sliing
between the two armies is Of daily occurrence,
SC. Nothing is positively known, however, by
the public, Of the c)ntending armies or their
movements, and in the absence Of official dis
patches Madam Rumor is busy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-21

The clippers in the Z. s. Treasury Depart
ment, commenced trimming the notes Of ore
anil two dollar5 denomination Yesterday and it
Is presumed they will average about $50, 900
per day. from present appearances, they
Will show themselves, before the postage cur
ren2y, which, in proportion to the necessities,
should have been out ere this.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-21

THE DIST P.A EEG. --Th4 report that the
0lst PENNSYLVANIA regiment, who have been
doing guard duty il this place tor some months
past, had left, is incorrect. The regiment is
under marching orders, but have not left.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-21

SrNr TO WAsH1NGToN. -Several prisoners,
taken IN CuIDepcr Prince William and Eau
ouier Counties, who have been confined in the
Cuardhousc, in this place, for some time, were
This morning taken under guard to Washing
tom
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-05
s7th Congressional Session.

SENATE.
The Senate met At II o'clock. Vice President Hamb.
ln being absent, the Senate called to order BY the
President pro TEN, Senator Foot Nearly all the
bers present Prayer by the Rev. Dr. Sunderland.
The credentials Of various Senators presented The
usual committee appointed TO notify the Presdest
that The Senate ready 10 receive any Communication
from him when recess was taken. After the recess the
Message received and read by the Secretary Of the
Senate. Adj
Prayer offered by Chaplain stocion, who returned
hanka Tor the Frightening prospecs " liberty for tho
slave In emancipation from system which insol ed
us In so much sin and sorrow, and prayed for renewed
union
The roll was called by States. and quotum answered
60 their names.
message was received from the Senate, stating that
tina body nearly ready TO proceed 10 business The
Senate was similarly notified by the House
A committee was appointed 70 act In conjunction with
similar from the senate TO wait upon the President
aud inform him that they were ready 10 received any
communication he was pie asod to mNKe.
resolution adopted, iustruotinR the Naval COM
mce report the cheaptst mode u placing vessels Of
war Lake Ontario, and Of establishing
nicauun to the other lakes
On motion Of Mr. Vanandisham Of Ohio, resolution
was adopted that the Judiciary committee inquire by
what authority the Postmaster General undertakes To
decide what may be transmitted through the mails.
Mr. Cox uf Ohio offered a resulutiln OF inquiry fela.
tive 60 the arrest aud mpri in camps and military
lNs'ns 90 crlain persons without any charges being
brought against hcu and that the House Of kepresen-
tntvc- condemns all such arrests uuwarautcd by the
Consolation and u'utpau0n of power. aud demand
that a such arrests hereafter cease labed50 against
Mo richardson Of linoi, offered resolution that che
ic icnt De req tested inform the House what citizens
of lin.i. u1N c1uhoed u f1iu Warren, Lafayette,
of any other places OF confinement upon what charges
aud by whose order the Arrests Nefe made Tabled,
- against 30
le House here took rcccss of fifteen minutes wait
ing for the Presidents message.
Private Secretary Nlcolay appeared with the Prcsi-
.ut, message, which, having been read Nr Morrill, ~
Vermont moved that be referred to the committee q
the whole aud b. printed. Adj
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-05
TEETH TEETH!

l insert artificial teeth on Gold, Silver
Plauna aud Rubber, Ia all casts furnish temporary
sets free u cof aud advise all persons who have had
their Teeth extracted 20 have Temporary set keeps
the under Jaw 10 better shape Several cases have come
under my uouc since my residence In this place where
the under jdW has become scri0bliy injured by going
without temporary set.
" sill renew my offer Of SIS set for rotten OF
deoaYng sets Of teeth the rubber plate. Thus far
have been unable 10 hnd al imperfect set
The following letter will speak for itself; Il Ia from
Rev. j. 8. Lee, formerly resident " this place;
CAStos, N Y. June a. 1882
Dr. CoNKaYs dear sr--l feel inn sed write you
the result u your dentistry IN my wish TO re-
have tried four different kinds and .ch prefer the rub
beT More than three years ago you inserted an upper
Of teeth In my mouth on rubber plate aud have
worn it since, eaten with 10 every meal and now
the plate is just when The htting Is admirable
and hase experienced no Inconvenience whatever In
wearing II, aii0dyF recommend u 10 nv : ends "a
prefsrsHce 90 goW0r piatHa My experience il certain
", decidedly IN favor Of the rubber. hope my many
friends in Vermont will avail themselves Of your serv
eea, as know Of no Denust In whose hands should
prefer TO trust my teeth interest than you give this
letter unsolicited, as simple justice.
Yours truly, ], s. LEE.
Either or chloroform given in extracting num-
Der OF teeth Il required.
~ Bear in mind that only charge hEVENTYFlNE
CENTS CAVITY. for gold hlhps use the osss
gold and warrant the hings, as do my plate work
When convenient. persons nom distances u1ll please
give me tsS days notice. when they intend coming 70
Tor work.
" ofaee over LinRaops Flour store, MONTPELIER, W
rrtsisn JOHN CONFGIe
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Deaths.

In Cabot Noe "A Of Dpih,ha, abby NJ only daush
ter Of hiah Perry. aged ~ Years Nov N. ~ typhoid
fever Mary r. daughter Of Daniel Smith, in her 18Th
year
In Bristol Nov. 2, Col. oliver Smith in hi, goth year
only s1n NJ CHARLES l. smith
In Manchester. Nov. %, Hon. Loren Dean, aged Il
years
In Ches,eraeld. y. II Oct -. N sppoplery Anna.
wife " Alexander Robertson In her ssh ytat Printers
in Vermont arc REQ lestcd 10 copy
In Marshfeld sept 3)h. Joan A. Laird. aged %
years
Ia Cabot, Nov. 3 Mr., Louis wife Of John A. Adams
IN clover. Nov 49, Nr. Lyman Blanchard, Of Barre,
aged ~
~ Bure Nov 10, widow Sarah Dodge, aged 70 years.
IN Norustown Nov %. widow Polly n Baker aged
90 month and u days-the oldest person in town.
also. Nov g. widow Sally Latham, aged a.
In Albany, Oct %, El.hs Brewer. aged IS years.
In Glover. Nov H. Lyman Blanchard, aged a years.
In Sumptcr. y c.. Sept lG wm NJ Campbell, aged
40 Years formerly Of ST. Adams VI
IL Gre@nablr5', O-t 70. Caroline W wife OF Peter
McLarcn aged 81 wears.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-05
SUPREME COURT,
ELLEN X. HOOD,
vs.

WIN r. HOOD March Term. 1863.
Whereas. Ellen X Food Of Chelsea In said county has
preferred her petition against William +. Hood Of Low
ELL in the State Of Massachusetts showing that the
Both day Of september 1859, she duly married
TO said William by Perey Q. jones' Justice Of the Peace
at said Chesea that said Both day Of Sept. said viii
liam f. wilfuly deserted her. aud hath since aud
still doth refuse 10 live with herr that she resides
and always has resided in said Chelsea that he has one
child named William T. by the said William now lit
lie over three old; and praying for bill Of divorce
and for the custody Of said child and it being made
appear to the Hon Asahe PECK, NJ the Justices OF
the Supreme Court Of the State OF Vermont that the
said William resides without this Sate-lt is hereby or
dered that the said William f. be summoned to appear
before the Hon the Supreme Court Of the State Of Yer
mont next "a be held Chelsea within and for the
County Of Orange the sixth Tuesday after the
fourth Tuesday Of January 1868 then aud there TO
answer 10 said libel By publishing the substance thereof
together with this order three weeks successfully in the
Vermont Waterman and state Journal, a newspaper
printed at Montpelier in this State the last Of which
public alton shall be ut least six weeks previous the
aforesaid term Of said Court, which said libel is ad
dressed.
Dated at Chelsea. this oath day Of November, A. u.
1862 L.G HINCKLRY, clerk
@. W. CGARxH, Attorney. $3.50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-05
By Telegraph 10 the Watchmdn a Journal.
CANBRlugp NARERTN o,..,,,s. o.

hole number VI Cattle at market 725 about 500
Beeyes and 225 Stores, consisting Of Working Oxen
Mich Cows, and one. two and three year old.
Prices Of Market Beef-Extta, So % $3.50 First
quality 900 40 Second quality, $500 900. Third
quality, $500 00O
Working Oxen, pr pair.-S90 n $50.
Cows and Calves.-S20 a 40.
Nearlings-SS 90 100; two yeara old SIG 90 49,
90, three years old, $50 on a 2l.O0
sheep and Lambs--l3J at market prices in lots ~ 25
8, q each extra, ~, 5la 400
Spring Lambs-O00 900
Hides, a cprlb TAllow, sl4aSI-2pr ID.
Veal Calves 0l-Oc pr ID. Calf Skins, 8 Sc pr ID
Pets, Sl,5j a us each.
kematks-lhe market was about as usual Thanks
giving week-sma supply and f'w buyers Cattle sold
about the same as last week few II the very best
slightly higher.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-05
4 SA Il. WINcH,s EsrArE rhe amin.

n seribers. having been appointed by the Honora-
BILE Probate Courfor the District Of Warrington com
missoners receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate Of Asa II.
Winch, late Of Marshheld, in said district, deceased
represented insoyen and the term OF six months from
the 9Th day Of November 1852, being allowed to said
court to the creditors Of said deceased exhibit and
prove their respective claims before Give notice
that we will attend To the duties OF appointment at
the dwelling house Of Charles Winch in Mrshdeld in
idA-rlct the second Wednesday Of February and
said days.
c. W. II. DWINELL, J Cor.pis
REMEMBER COLE, }sionsrs
MNshfeld Nov. 81. A. ID. 1852. 1892
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-05
legal Anttres.
WILLiAM FUCKERS ESTATE.

" LILLIAN fuckers ESTATE The
w subscribers, having been appointed BY the Hon
CRADLE Probate Court for the District n Bradford Com
mssioners to receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate Of William
Tucker late OF Vershre In said district, deceased rep.
resented nsovent aud the term Of six month from the
lth Of November, 1882 being allowed BY said Court To
the creditors Of ssd deceased to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Give notice that will
attend TO the duties Of our appointment at the dwelling.
house Of Alfred Norris, in Vershire in said District on
the last Monday ofJanuary and May next o'clock
In the afternoon on each Of said days
X. H. HYDE, : Commits
1891 AARON DAVIS (,ioaers
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-05
CoRDELIA Il. WEBSTER,
LEANDER G. wEBSER.
SUPREME COURT, ORANGE COUNTY.


March Term 4. D., 1868
Whereas Cordelia r. Webster Of chelsea, in the Coun.
~ Of Orange has filed her petition addressed the Hon
the Sepreme Court to be holden at Chelsea in and
for the County Of Orange the 9th Tuesday next after
the ith Tuesday Of January A. D.. 1883 setting forth
that she has resided in sAd Chelsea for than two
D. 1853 at Lowell In the State Of Massachusetts,, she
then Of Haverhill Mass, by the Rev. Nelson Martin Of
said Lowell Minister Of the Gospel; that from that time
she lived with said Leander g. in the due and faithful
observance Of all the duties and obligations imposed by
the marriage covenant until about the lith day Of
September, 1859 when the said Leander O. wlfuly de-
serted said petitioner, aud has since efs ed aud still
does euAed to live with her aud that said Leander O.
is now without the State OF Vermont aud has gone 1,
parts unknown 10 the petitioner that she has child
by said Leander g, named Charles Webster nearly
three years old aud she prays that bill Of divorce may
be granted her and for the custody Of said child And
the said petition having been presented TO the Hon.
Asahe Peck OF the Justices othe Supreme Court OF
the State Vermont, and II appearing that the said Lee
auderG Webster IS without the state Of Vermont IL IL
ordered that notice of the pendency Of said libel be given
30 the said Leander a. by the publication Of the substance
ofsaid libel together with this order three weeks sue.
cessyey In the vermont Waterman and State Journal
newspaper printed Montpelier In this state the last
Of which publications TO be at least weeks previous
the session Of the Court which said libel is TeturnAbe
aud the said Leander is hereby ordered to appear At
the term aforesaid Of said Court and 10 The said
Libel
Datedat Chelsea in Orange County. this lith day Of
November, A. D.. 1852
229 AsAHEL PECK, Judge Of Supreme cour,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-05
Special notitts.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
THE RRST IN TIE WnRIn


WV. A. BATcHSLoR's Celebrated HAfR DY1 produ
e. color not 10 be distinguished from nature-wanan
ed not to injure the Hsir in the lessti remedies
effects Of bad dyes, and invigoates the Hair for LIFE
GREY, RED. or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
splendid Black Brown leaving the Hair son and bes
tihl Sold by all Druggists, &c. .
" The Genuine IL signed WILLIAM A. BAroHELop
on the four sides Of each box.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street,
Late Is Bond st. and 2S3 BroadwAy,) New York
U2A
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-05
MArcHEs.-rhe.e Ma.0ho

are the only ones used BY the Royal FAmes. No
by and Gentry Of Europe and they the oay match
which should be used by respectable families in this
cont Try being without sulphur. odorless, okeless,
vanished waterproof and beautifully eoloIed, In fancy
round boxes, and at price which brings then into
petition with the disagreeahls suhoeAting suphurs made
IN this county For the sick and pATot they
Indispensable necessity and luxury Imported and
TOT sale, wholesale and retail, By
J. NJ, a T. RICHARDS, III Commercial St. Boston.
Country Merchants call and SEE samples. $3.50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-05
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
INVALID

Published for the bsueht and warning and . eau,
ton young men who suffer from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay, Sci supplying ., ths ums the
nssns Of ssLcufs. BY one Who has eured himself after
being put 70 great expense through medical imposition
and Quackery BY enclosing postpaid addIe sfed en-
Vslope ssoLs COPIES may be bad Of the author. MA
lHANIEL MAYFAIR ESQ Bedford, King County
t-a Yofk Go,9
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-05
John A. LAlRDs ESTATE.

John A. LAlRDS ESTATE,
~ The subscriber having been appointed BY the Hon.
oTAble Probate Court for the District Of Washington,
commissioners 70 receive, examine aud adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the Of John
A. Laird late " MAishfeld, in said district deceased,
aud the term OF six from the 2Sth dAy ~ Oeto
ber S62 being allowed by said to tho creditors Of
sAd deceasedtO exhibit Andprove their respective claims
beior Give notice, that we will sttend 10 duties
Of our appointment at the dwelling house Of John d.
Woodcoek, in Msrshdeld in said district. the last
Mondays Of December and April next At 10 o'clock In
the forenoon. on each Of said days.
IRA BULLOCK, '"''
MArshheld, Nov 10Th, A. ID 1862
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-05

10 MAJOR General II. W. HailecE. Gsnsral-in-
Chief;
General Davidson telegraphs that cavalry
expedition und-r Major Torey, to the forks
Of the Mingo and St. Francis, oaptarod Col.
Phelan and ten msn Of the rebel army.
Signed ,. H. CURTIS. Maj. Cen
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-05

In Cabot Nov II DR.. Arson NJ Ruggles snd NH
Margaret 1. Moftell, daughter OF Abel Morrill,.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-05
A g IN FOR THE MILLION
AND
oPLbNDlD AND APPROPRIATE HOLIDAY
PRESENT
NJ NJ L. DBMOREsT's
RUNNING STITCH
So SEWING MACHINE.

The embodiment Of practical utility aud marvel ~
simplicity makes the running stitch very rapidly and
perfect, needle, and viii last life tin,
AZ the New York State Fair, It's simplicity siEcisnoy
and great practical utility, confirmed BY the award
Of The First Premium.
u will gather ruff, sAirr tuck run nD 5yeaatAs ect
WIN single or double thread any material adapted
% he running stitch. The ihinnest usually the mos
dmuit 10 stitch BY other sewing machines being seved
the easiest For ladies' and ehdfens apparel snd 9th.
o. articles made Of light fabrics 1t will therefore be found
almost fHraiua5k
tits attached to the table like a sewing bird and hsv.
ing no tension and requiring lubroaon Of change
o. sutch 10 always ready for operation and such marvel
Of simplicity hata child of six eight years ran urdsy.
stand II, and use IL successfully.
II ia not At all liable 10 get out Of order
Each machine Is put up In a neat boz, accompanied
with full and explicit dKections aud needles
Sent 10 any address In the United States on receipt Of
an order nclosng the amount, may be collected by
Express on delivery Of the same.
When the money with the order and registered
W guarantee its safe receipt md the delivery Of The ma
chine, auyWhera within 1000 miles free OF sny Brprsr.
charges
Very liberal arrangements for agencies
see mirror o. FASHIONS. Tor NIL particulars spec.
men OF sowing etc send stamp ibr return POSTAGE
address, NINE DEMOREST
473 Broadway. N. T.
livery lady mother. miliher aud dress-mAkcr should
have one ofthose valuable sewing machines. 1881
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-05
LATEST

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 5,
The following was received at headquarters
FoRrREss MONROE, Dee 2.
TO Maj. Gen. Haiieek
An expedition sent out from Sutford yester-
day by Maj. Gen. Peck captured to-day, the
celebrated Pittsburg battery, which was taken
from our army, and drove the rebels across
the Blackwater river at Franklin.
We have thirty odd prisoners, and are pick
ing up more on the road. Many rebels we're
killed and wounded. Our. loss is triAng.
( igned) JOHN A. DIX.
The Richmond Enquirer says the next bat
tie between Lee and Gen. Burnside may be
very decisive one ; that ii an overwhelming
victory lie gained by Lee, the defence of
Washington will be gone, and that city may
be captured. Such result should be before
the eyes Of our soldiers and be the object Of
the contest. Upon tho next battle therefore
depends whether the war snail end or drag
along in undecided battles or nero material
YletnFN.
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5 TEAM W EEKLy

M-n ~ -
c1S Sszsxszv /. V T. POOL
Touching At QUEENSTOWN, CORK HAHsORl Pie
Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia Steamship Com
pany intend despachng their ful-powercd ciydebullt
Iron Steamships follows
CfTI or IVASHINGTON Saturday, December
KANGAROO, Saturday. December 10
ETNA, Saturday, Norsgber ~
and every succeeding Saturday, Noon. from Pier ~
North River
RATBs OF FAssAaR
FIRST CABIN, $4,000 sTRRRAGR, $1,000
do. to London, l0500 do. TO London, $500
d.. TO Paris, 1000 do. 70 Paris, $500
DO. 70 Hamburg, 1000 do. 10 Hamburg $500
Passeuger, forwarded to Hsue. Bremen. Rotterdam,
Antwerp, &C., At equally low rates.
sue and Sl25 sieeraRe from Liverpool, $50 -
FROM Queenstown $40 Those VINO wish to send for
their friends can buy tickets here a these rates.
Ihesc Steamers nave superior accommodations for
passengers aud carry experienced Surgeons They are
built IN Waer-eht Iron Sections aud have Patent Fire
Annhilaors on board
for further information apply in Liverpool 10 WM.
lNNAN, Agent, - Water Street, in Glasgow TO VIM
lNMAN, St bnoeh Square in Queenstown TO C. 4
W. u. SEYMOUR 4 CO in London 10 Elves 4
MACY, 81 King William St. in Paris to JULES
DECOUk, Place de la Bourse; In Philadelphia to
JOHN @. DALE, Ill Walnut Street; at the Com.
psny's Offices. JOHN @. DALE, Agesf,
9O42 is Broddloay, ~. Y.
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A Flu Il, TRU Full, AND
Thrilling History Of the most gigantic Of hu.
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with historical accuracy, aud all the yivdness and
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70 desersedy popular with the people Is in press
The Pictorial History of the War for the Union will be
produced In two Hoyl Osrro Volumes f96 pages each
in the hnesi style Of the EnDellished with
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Price 81 So per volume. Giod Agents secure sK-
Such chance Tor Agents /, seldom offered good
History this War must sooner OF later fads its way
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For terms And full particulars, address
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NOTICE This certifes that ! have this
l. ' day given my son, ISAIAH C. MOVES, his time
during the remainder Of his minority, and shall neither
claim any Of his earnings pay any debts Of his
tracing after this date f. X. MOVES
Orange VI, Nov "a, 1862.
$3.50 Attest II. @. FIFfBLD.
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DANK OF WATERBURY. The annual
ID meeting Of the s,ockhodert OF the Bank Of Water
bury, for the choice OF Directors for the ensuing year
will be holden at their Banking Rooms on the second
Tuesday Of January next at two O'clock Z. NJ.
b. II DEWEY, Cashier
Waterbury. Dec fst 1870
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NOTICE. Whereas, Dorothy S., my wife,
has EFF my bed and board without any Just cause
pruyocaton HEREBY forbid ali persons hab lriug or
trusting her on my sccount for shall pay debts Of
her contracting after this date,
n. +. RUrRR.
Cabot, Nov n. 1862 293ls
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w ANTED A smart, capable young man,
w desires place ia family where he can do
chores erauds, &C. for his board, while attending
school Address Immediately, Box 40 Montpei p.
I EARN HOW TO GET INTO BUsI-
~ ness and how to make money, by sending your Ad.
dress for circulars to
A. P. HERRIcF & co.
Box 2l3l, Boston. Mass. 1929
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Aem ADVERTISEMENTS.

EOUND in the Street, near the Methodist
A Church, WALLET with some money. The
owner by calling at this Oh'e and paying Tor this
uce have H..
Montpelier, Dec 3 1862 20