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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-05

a. Thirty seven Of the Illinois regiments
ars commanded by Democrats, and twenty si1
By Republicans
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Wednesday Morning, March 5. 1862.

r. Let's see him do it! See Bcebe'
Advertisement.
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sALE-Def.ul, h.v;n.

AVA been made the conditions Of certain mortgage
whereby the power contained 10 sell
operatve), executed by israel H. LoveJcy, Nary b
his wife Of Locke Michigan to Ira davenport Of Bath
New York. dated the seventh day OF November A. D.
eighteen hundred and SIXTY, and recorded December
tenth A. r. lss0 in the Office Of the Register Of Deeds
for the county Of lnghAm, the state Of Michigan
liber II Of mortgages page "a, upon which mort
gage there is chimed 10 be due at the date of this
notice. the OF eleven hundred and twenty -esh,
dollars and eighty and no suit proceedings
at law having been instituted 70 recover there
or notice therefore hereby given tha, Thursday
the twenty ninth day Of Nay next, at twelve O'Clock
shall sell at public auction TO the highest bidder
sale take place at the front door OF the lngham
~ Circuit Court House. in the village Of Aason) the
premises contained IN such mortgage, ,o- much
thereof shall DE necessary 10 SATISFY the amount due
such inors w tn per cent interest," and legal
together with attorney fee Of tty dollars,
ensnt-; for therein thai i To the following piece
parcel Of land situate in Ingham county Michigan
viz the North part Of the north quarter fractional
OF two. township four north OF range two
east, containing hundred and seventy four and
81 o. acres. more or less.
Dated Detroit, February 2lst A. d. 1862.
IRA DAVENPORT Mortgage
VIZ. J. WATERMAN. Attorney l3w357
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A NEW WoRK.-Hardee's Bowling Green tao
nes upon the subject of retreats. Lomisvill.
Demoerst.
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- Ohio has furnished lOO. 22i troops for
TIE present war. She has 77,s44 nov in the
feA.
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Lansing, February IL

40 ENTHUSIASTICALLY undersign.
~ ej, to the late firm Of Simons ( Mont
gomery, have this day entered into partnership and
will continue the business heretofore conducted By
Messrs Simons Montgomery at their late place of bus
All debts and accounts of the late firm of Simons
Montgomery due and payable to the undersigned
by whom the liabilities az said firm will be settled.
G. l.. MONTGOMERY,
f. b. MIIAR.
Lansing, Feb. 18TH 1862. 3w35S
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5th The amount of liabilities Of said Company now
due 10 BInAs and other creditors, is nothing.
9th. The amount Of losses by said Company, al
Justed anu due Is nothing.
9Th The amount Of losses adjusted not due, is moth
ing
sth The Of losses unadjus.ed at the presen,
time, does not exceed SIG $50 so.
9th The amount Of losses contested and resisted will
not exceed Isl. 81.
10Th. The amount 81 all other claims due from said
Company, consist of miscellaneous office expenses.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
COUNTY Of Hartford,
Geo. u. Jewett being duly sworn, his oath doth de
pose and that he has read the foregoing statement
and knows the contents thereof that this depOnent
Secretary Of said Company Association, and that he
has good to believe, and does believe said state
ment To be true.
GEO. ID. JEwETT, Secretary
Sworn and subscribed before me, at Hartford, said
State and county this eighth day of Feb, A. d. 1862
WIN HAMERSLEY, Conn., for Mich, in Conn
KnOw all Men by these Presents: That the New England
Fire aud Marine Insurance Company located at Hartford
IN the State OF Connecticut doth hereby nominate and
appoint for themselves and their SUCCESSORS the follow
ing named person, to wit Z. TgNSEy, of Lansing as
their true and lawful Agent Attorney TO transact in
the name and behalf Of said Company the business
Fire and Marine Insurance in the State Of Michigan And
the said Company do hereby authorize the afore named
person TO the service Of process for and
behalf Of said Company hereby consentng that service
Of process upon such Agent aforesaid shall be taken
and held 10 be valid as if served upon the Company
corng TO the Laws of said State of Michigan of any
other state and waving all claim oil error py reason OF
such service.
Witness the Seal Of said Company, and the
official signature Of the President and Secre
H. 81 tary thereof at Hartford, in the State 81 Con
recticut, this eth day Of February, A. H. 1862
\. NJ. WATERMAN, President
GEO u. JEWETT, Secretary.
Approved February 18th, 1852.
GEO. II. HOUSE, Dep'y Sec'y state Mich
J. f. TENNEY, Agent, Lansing, Michigan 4w35s
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Let .hefta ms boast Of deeds in war,
And Einstrels tune thsir sweet guitar,
A nobler theme nv HEART il fills
In praise Of Herrick's matchless Pills.
Their cures are found 10 every land
Amid Russia's snow, and Afric's sand
Their wondrous works, the papsrr ill
Proiuc ii by Hcrrick s matches Pills.
Does disease aflict your do not doubt
This charming compound will search it out,
And health again your system Sill
II you hy at ouee to HerIick's Pills.
They's safe for all-both Old and young,
Their praises are every tongue,
Disease, disarmed-no longer kills,
Since we are blessed With Herrick's Pills.
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"a q advance in Pri-
l. = ceS-On the contra
ry-having re-organiz-
ed our business on a
Strictly Cash Basis. we
expect to sell goods. on
The average, lower than
heretofore. Goods can
be sold for Cash lower
than on credit. Per-
sons paying cash sho'd
satisfy themselves that
they are dealing where
the pernicious system
Of credit, with its inev-
liable consequence
High Prices---is not
|practiced, and where
there are no losses to
be sustained by the
cash purchaser.
We shall emdeavur,
as heretofore, to deal
honorabiy and fairly
with every one. fen
dering our thanks for
|pas' years of unparal-
|Irled and unabating
patronage. we invite
the attention of all to
our present large and
attractive Stock.
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WHEREAS. my wife Mary has deserted
w nv bed and board without any Just cause OF
provocaon, this therefore 70 forbid AL persons
trust her on account, as shall pay debts which
she may contract.
Dated Lansing, February i, lse2.
Sw356 FRpER1K RArnIY.
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4 COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-Nc

4 COMMISSIONERS NOTICING
" tice is hereby given tina; the undersigned Com
rissioners, appointed hy VIM IT. Piucsney. Judge Of
Probate, for the county Of Inyh. to examine at-
Just ali legal claims against the R1us Hoser
deceased will at the office Of H. 3 shank il ;h.
city of Lansing thursday, the first day OF NAV 81,
Thursday. the 10th day Of June and Thursday the
18th day Of August next q O'Clock A NJ on each of
said days for the purpose cf examining and adjusting
claims acaiGs: estate and al creditors Of sal.
tate hereby notified that months from the 18th
day Of February 1852 allowed by said Judge Of Pro
the presentation Of claims
All claims presented within said months Will be
barred by the statute H. b SHANK
A r BURR.
GEO. GROVE
tw35. Commissioners
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aSrPut up with English, Spanish, German snd French
Price % cents per box. Sugar Coated
See advertisement on Sd page
ly323 W. W. CAPRON, Travelling Agent.
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NEW ENGLAND
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO.
OF HARTFORD, cow.
Incorporated, Iss7-Chsr,.r Perpetual.

C ,.1 CAPITAL, 10000
CASH ASSES, FEB. :, ls62, n; 2s- 81
atepse7t fled in he o5c- # Secrsarg Of s.e Of NA
gan FetTzsdry IS, leo2-
To TIE Hon SECRETARY - STATE OF MICHIGAN: The IN
dersignet officers Of the New England Fire and Marine
Insurance Company in compliance with Al act entitled
An Act to regulate Fire Marine Life and Health Ilsur
a.ce Companies and their Agents, Associations Part
nershpe Indy iduals doing Fire, Marine Life and
Of Michigan, approved February 18th, ls5y amen
died. February 18th, lsei, make the following Annual
Report:
list That the name Of said Company il the New Eng
DONG business Hartford the state Of Connecticut
which is the location Of their principal Office
2d That the amount Of their Capital stock 4 the sum
Of two hundred thousand dollars.
3D. That Of said Capital stock the of hundred
thousand dollars has been paid by the Stockholders OF
4th That the assets Of said Company consst OF the
follow ing items;
Cash on hand and in Bank. e. s35 $50 o.
Cash In the hands Of Agents, 80. lo.2@s s2
Real estate unencumbered none.
Debts due the Company Secured
by Mortgages Of Real Estate. g. !ei3 SIS
Debts due the Company, secured
by pledge Of Rank stuck. lO,7sl so
-4o,7is IS
PAR VALUE ssEKrT vNUE
state OF Tennessee, 6
per cent Ponds so go 90. s 900 O.
State of Kentucky
per cent Bonds . 5000 90 $3.50 90
LOO Shares Continental
Bank stock. y. Y, L. eco 90. zoo 01
100 Shares Park Bank
stock, New York. 10000 90. o,i0O 90
100 Shares Bank State
II New York Stock,
New York ,........ 10 900 co.. 500 90
100 shares American
Exchange Bank stock
New York, ........ 900 90. 900 90
100 Shares Metarpot-
an Bank stock \. Y go 90. 500 90
100 shares Bank Of y.
Y stock, New York, 10 600 CO.. $500 90
100 Shares Ocean Bank
stock, New York. 5000 90. $500 90
200 shares National
Bank stock " Y. l0,O 900 90 $500 o.
20 shares Manuflctur-
and Merchants
Rink stock. Y v 600 Ca 800 o.
10 Shares Bank ri
Commerce stock,
Boston, ...-..-..... 5,o0o et.- 1900 %
80 shares Merchants
fank stock, Boston. $500 Ul. zoo 90
100 shares Ktua Bank
stock, Hartford, ~ 1oOoo 90 10000 90
10 Shares Mercantile
Bank stock, Hart
ford, ............ Z 600 90. II $50 90
"a shares Merchants
and Manufacturers
Bank stock Hartford, , 900 90. ., 5000
n Shares Rockville
Bank stock, Poe,
vile. .......-...... 800 co. 500 ga
- ll245G 90
Nj other Securities, including balances,
cruch Interest, 80, nm. ........ l3s7i 30
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PRIZE POETRY.

ertism. NJ in this paper.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12
WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT-SEP-
TEMPER TERM. 1860

The September Term of Washington Coun.
ty Court opened its session this TUESDAY,
morning Asahel Peck, Chief Judge
presiding; Hons d. p. Carpenter and s. s.
Kelton, Assistant Judges On the call Of the
docket ninety-four cases were set down for
trial by jury.
The following persons are the Grand Jury
in attendance upon the Court
Rod'k Richardson was appointed Foreman.
Richard S. Currier, jeremiah Carleton. NJ.
o. Fisher, Richard w Toby. C.. Nichols,
stephen r. Griggs, Horace Holden, Rod X
Richardson, Horace Hollister. Freeman Par
ker A. d. Metcalf, Daniel A. Perry, II. NJ.
Nichols, Ira Richardson, Lucius Parmelee.
Daniel Ralph, Benz. Wheeler, Horace II.
Collier.
The following persons constitute the Petit
Jury
+. ~ Downing. Arad T. Smith Cornelius
PERU, J. L. Scovile John Clark, Charles s.
Bennett, VIM. s. Orcutt George H. Crandall
Nathan Boycc, Hiram Tempcton, Thomas h.
Stevens, Alvin Richardson, Benjamin Serb
ner, l.. l.. Gilman. Levi b. Kiser, John II
Howes. Loren G.. Fuller. Solomon Wood
Philander Wiley, Rufus Bucklin, Henry o.
Skinner, Peter Giliett. Jas. Dement,. d. d.
Huyzer, Orson Putnam, Daniel H. Massey
No. 10. Jos. 4. Wing u.s. Benjamin Gray
Action Of trover.-Wing, Lund g. Taylor
for plaintiff Bliss N. Davis d Peck ~ Col.
BY, for defendant. o. trial.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12
THE MARCH TO BARRE.

Purpant to an invitation extended to the
Company by the people Of Barre, Captain
Brown and his compatriots took up their line
OF march from Montpelier about 9 o'clock
Friday morning. and arrived in Barre at
about noon. No particular incident worthy
Of note occurred on the route, except brill
liant charge made by the right wing, led by
the Captain, on a company of boys that per-
sisted in following the company quite a dis
lance out Of the village. 1t is needless to say
that the rebels retreated in great disorder
At Twingsviiie the Boys were met by the
Barre Cornet Band and escorted into the vii
lage aud thus far in return. A rich repast
was spread by the patriotic ladies Of Barre, in
the Town Hall, and it was done most ample
justice by the hungry Boys After which
the following sentiments were offered by Mr..
J. S. Spaudins, Presideu, of the day:
The Green Mountain Boys-Evet ready Sin the name
Of the Continental Congress" demand the surrender
of their foes.
Responded to by Capt Brown.
The Educational Institutions Of vermon'--,he pride
Of the States aud the nursery Of true patriotism.
Responded to by Lieut. Thatcher
I The sons ot Blaekstono-An efficient arm in the
vice u the nation.
Responded to by Serg', CLARK.
The motto Of the Loyal states--lhc whole Country,
aud nothing except the whole country,
Responded to by Private Swasey.
Capt Brown then remarked that he should
not dojustice to bis own feelings, and he be-
believed the feelings every member Of his
company, il he did not in some way give ex-
preston to the thanks Of the company to the
ladies of Barre, for the bountiiul manner in
which they had been entertained. He there
fore offered the following sentiment -
Tho Ladies Of Barrc--Ncvcr to be outcome in their
pituorsm, e munihceuce with which they entertain
thtr guests May they live long to reap The rewards Of
their good works
The sentiment was responded to by three
hearty cheers and tiger by the Company,
after which the Company eft the Hall, each
member bearing kind remembrance Of the
generosity and kindness of the people OF
Barre, and especially of the ladies who had
provided so sumptuous 'epast.
The company rested until about half past
3~o'clock. when they assembled at the drum
beat, paraded through the streets a little
while, and then started in return, arriving
home in good condition at precisely 6 o'clock
Boys that will so we'll endure a twelve mile
march, in so warm day as yesterday, arc
all right for Dixie Vermont has right to
be, and Montpelier is proud Of them. The day
will long will be remembered by the Compa-
ny as a bright oasis in their first experience
in a a soldiers life
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12
MONTPELIER COMPANY.

We publish below muster roll Of the
Montpelier, Barre and Waterbury Company, and
we venture to say that no better company Of men
has yet been sent into the field Composed as il
is Of men from the first classes in society," il is not
strange that with the short experience they have
had they show proficiency in the military drill
rarely eNcolled by soldiers of months experience.
They have received the most decided praise Of of
hcers high in rank in the service, and we believe
they are destined to make their mark in whatever
position they may be placed.
The towns Of Montpelier, Barre and Waterbury
are, as they have good reason to be, proud Of
them and we trust that the company will ever de-
serve Of their friends the same good opinions and
return from their nine months service bearing
the laurcls Of a successful and honorable caui-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12
ORDER CONCERNING SUPPLIES TO
DRAFTED MILITIA.
" ~ y ~ = " 7 " y y
AnIrrANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington. August %, 1852 (
GENERAL ORDER. Sp. t2I.

I'm "+' An VI Pa
AnirtANr GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington. August - 1852 :
GENERAL ORDER No. t2I
The commissioners for dr,hi,, in each co,,,, ii ,
The ,..en,flip, ~ IN, .t,,n ~ H. a 800, ,
. ,t,u., 49, ~ 49,, "a , e'il'l Sc"' APpoit'
ge,nt o,r e,,-, .,t,.., no., - in t 'r. an s'l
sona6lc ~ f vi ,u ~ 'uSAg a.. auu iea
si,t the mon i,ntl moi, tf,tit,i NJ ,to 49,, ~ i
v,,,s ,od t,r.,,,. T. ,, - -. 81 .P VI i'iiu'N
contracts snd Al lics,e b'il. .sr,is h , t ,se
j,- "a by ,g 80 49, H.s' selsi'.u ~ 'ue .ohinis
C,iss, . i Nv u.n,'' via DC sent 70 tue
M ,,,,, -,is.,.,..s ,.,'i ~! - A. 49, . II,
AIM, th ca,r y, H. ii i men ~ te calp'
t,ti,r' b, r.iIr-.,.l ~ - ~, ,Ih d
wb,f, ~ H. . ~, % WV. pa. .ss9e, ana
sonabe anonot of t}ansn9r,ati,n mr. tbe rysios d
/ l.,.,,.,, ~ ~. -, ~ Wy ,lsi'l.' GU
ni ~, n,id b & ,ng eNpe pen ~ uansporlauon
pliraie KIN. crtt.afd hy me c1,a,,, s,t ~ ~" Uu
The Chief mustrrlog fs,.cg ~ e,rb Sts,o ,ni i,,.
distelv to c.n E,r,,it, win ~ ,,io, 20 H. $50
tenre bcpTrtn,c,t s,vertisr IN, srrar,ta ,i ga
MAZE ,,ntract. IN ,rcooted ,,its 60 $3.50 guy
vii M ;,.,tis,ri, - 49,; -, v . ea'lp' .t u
,l,..,,iss.,, Co,,,si c- ~, A. -, tohS 1 on uI,
Tor dr,ufJ mon while tb.y re,,,i, a. 60, ~ ~ ~
yous. ''"'''" 4' ''''P VI ''i''1-
T-riil c,,,r,,,,ics A., ,,,,,;,,5 ,h ..,i.. IN -
Piled on the returns Of ne rol,nsn5sr ~ "h . P
And NJ rer,in, ,,iii he ,hc 80 ~ W. on .s,p'
/ contractor. W. VIZ" '"'
A6er n,g,ri,,,i,,, ir,, ..,,,,;. .; III, b. d.
spcd nm rei7,r,,s si,,,oi i, ,s ~ s ~ - o' 70 y
/ ,noro,.d hy ,hc !. 80. -, =, ~ ~ . anu
I kher bc3,r, o,,sri-aJ 49,, % S;, 49,, -, -,
/ spopli,d N tbc Reair,.,t,i ~ -. g., a 49,, ~
IA, re,,,rus i,oed h, M, - t H., Al, Sn i
he rceimentaI quafternt,ssT tein cbaIyed MIN ,Sc,r
Caotin, ,,sns;ls .nd s,'sh ~. .., .,.... - ,
, ctN"b us."si'Hf ANU sueh othet camp cquipaga ana
aN.' a. In" NC luinlsheo oy the 0nartefmas'ets ne
( o.,t,,,ns,er s. n az P's'D.o =. t w -
II ,b c,',,t,nts ts ~ 90 ~ en ~ 4i us
te.neeyc di.tiirts and , 4. is.J he s,h ,a'1
- g., 49, - . 49, " S - " suVn oonilnnhi
bsnket viii ,ecri, Gr me- s,n, ,h;b rn.so, ,;is
tuned over h., ,ts ~, Ky ~,,i We
v,'. ~, ,t ',,, ~, ~ ~ " ins V'iP % .'nur1
mali he sn,iTa,ed M ie an 80 ,b 80 , nc
. on HE scgaor,t " F''f' '""'
en-, c9,,ia-e,o is.,od bt,, a.. .,; Il -
.t-7N' '''' .N' W sN''' NNh VI .vli-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12

PERsoNAL.-The New Orleans Delta says
that Lieut.. J. Elliott Smith, formerly Of
Mortified, Superintendent OF Teegraphs in
that vicinity, in compliance with the order of
It, Weitze, Acting Mayor, has taken pos
session of the offices and apparatus for FIVE
alarms in this city, 1t. Smith is perfect
master of this department Of business, and
has the energy to render him most efficient
and valuable officer burlington Times,
~ We learn that the Rutland IL Bur
lington Depot, and two wood-sheds contain
wood belonging to the Company, and Sander
sons store. at Cuttingsyille, were entirely
consumed by fire on Saturday night. All
the building burned, and the goods in the
store were insured.
The Rutland Herald says-We understand
that DIR. j. Durham Green, of this village,
who went to New Orleans as a member OF the
7th Vermont, has been rendered the appoint
ment of Surgeon Of the Regiment of Louisia-
an troops raised by Gen. Butler.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12

WINoosKI.--An election for commissioned
ed officers Of the company of nine months
men recruited in the towns of Colchester and
Middleton, was held at Winooski, Saturday
alternoon-Dr. j. B. Small presiding. VIM.
d. Munson, of Colchester, was elected Cap
tain-Geo, Bascom, of Milton, LIST Lieuten-
ant, and John r. Role, of Colchester, I'd
Lieutenant.
ST.. Adams CoMPAEY.-The Ransom
Guards, whose ranks are nearly full, held an
election for officers on the 2lst inst. Hon.
John q. Smith presiding, with the following
result Captain, II, S. Gilbert, Of Fairfield ;
LIST Lieut. Geo. W. Robinson, of Georgia
2nd Lieut., Geo. II. Ktredge, Of st. All
bans.
Applications for Banks at Waterford, Con
cord, and Brighton, respectively, will be
made to the Legislature at its next session.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12
Special Autitts.
IMpoRTANr ro FEMALEs.
DIR. CHEt,SEMAN,S PHI,


DIR. OF EES EN- a MS PILLS
The combination II ingredients in these Pills are the
csuli u long and extensive practice They are mild
In their opcradon and certain IN correcting au rregu
lartiss Painful Msns,rua'iou- f-uuvug all otstruc
TONS whether from cold Otherwise headache pain In
the side palpitation Of the heart whites an nervous A.
fectons hystcries fatigue, pain 10 the back md limbs
Sc diaturbsd sleep, which arise from interruption u
nature.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S Pills.
was the commencement Of new era in ne treatment
those irregularities and distractions which have consgn
ed many to a PREMATURE GRAVE. No female ran
enjoy good health unless she regular and whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins to dc
cline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the most eectuai remedy ever known for Al
plants peculiar Females To ali classes they in
valuable inducing, Nth certainty periodical regularity.
They are known thousands. who have used them a
different periods throushon, the country, having the
sanction Of The eminent Physicians In America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should not be
used with each boS-,he ffse Ono Dollar per Rox,
tanning from so To 60 Pills.
Pills sent by mail promptly, By RENTING to the Pro-
phetor sold By druggists generally.
r.. b. HUTCHlNs. Proprietor
~ Cedar ST, New York
Sold by s. p Red6eld. and L. \. Pierce Co., Mont
pelieI also BY }. W. Roby Co., Burlington. "a
May21dSwlY
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12

PEARs.-Hon Horace Holden, of Middle
sex, has this morning graced our table with
half dozen nice grated pears, as sample
tain Ash tree in his front yard, into which
they had been grafted-lhe largest Of which
measures by "a inches, and the smallest
"a by inches, They are beautiful to look
upon, and will no doubt, prove delicious to
the taste. II any person can make better
showing of pears grown in the State of Ver-
mont, we should be glad to see them.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12
HoSrITAL SrnRES.

WAsHtEGToS, d. c.; Sept. 7, 1862.
Hon. T.. r. WALTON: Dear SW-Please
insert the following notice in your paper
Boxes and other packages designed for
the Association at Washington, ID. c., for
the relief of the sick and wounded Vermont
Soldiers, should be securely and strongly
packed and forwarded by railroad or express
to the Hope Despatch Office, No. 1862
Broadway, n. y, directed to Stephen Prem.
tiss. No. 400, 9th street--or w f. Hall,
Corner of 9th and NJ. streets, Washington,
d. c. In all cases the freight should be pre-
paid to New York" W. F. HALL
iV' Vermont papers please copy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12
BACHELORS HAIR DYE


WN A. BArCHELoR's Celebrated HAIR DYH produc-
color not to be distinguished from nature-warrsnt
ed not to injure the Hair In the least, remedies Il
effects Of bad dyes and in'gorates the Hair for life
GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns a
splendid Black Brown leaving the Hair soft and
tiful. Sold by all Druggists &c.
" The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
on the four sides Of each box.
FACTORY, No 81 Barclay Street.
(Late l6 Bond st. and 2S3 Broadway) New York.
O254
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VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE INsUR-
Making ga per cont.

Making "a per cent. for the year
ending August 1862 said per cenage to be cast upon
the original amount Of the premium note, without refer
ence any Endorsement and 10 be paid to the Trea-
surer at his Off in Montpelier, before the 10Th
day Of October 1862.
Members OF the Company will find in the hands Of the
Representatives elect 10 the Legislature a schedule
showing the amount OF Assessments due from each
pectively; and they particularly desired TO see that
the money for their is forwarded 20 the office
10 October The assessment must be paid when due
Those who thus fail to pay ought not to expect to be paid
II their property is destroyed by FIRE. little attention
this the part of the Members OF the Company, At
the proper time will save them expense and trouble
(See Act Of Incorporation, your Policy which
will be enforced j. T. THURSrON Treas.
Montpelier, Sept 2 1862. l6lS