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List of causes for Sept. Tcrm, 1862.

Andrew Cnyeling VS. Andrew Crivel:ng
etal
Philip Winlersleen VS. Valentine Winter.
steen.
3 Daniel F Seybert Ell al VS. Augustus B.
Pearce Ell al
Dan! F. Sey bert VS. Augustus B. Pearcs
et al
Henry WelIes jr. VS. George Kinley II.
b Samuel Bealer VS. Abraham w. Rob-
bins ct a..
Jacob Eyer VS. Abraham Kase.
Abraham Klsse vs. Jacob Eyer
9 David Lee ei al W Samuel L. Benle.
10 Daniel Sey ber vs. Joseph Gensil.
IL Elijah MeMurlrie ei al W. Christ'n Wolf.
- Frederick Matkrofi John Robson
I3 Nm. Cox el al VS. William Holdren.
ii William E. Case vs Centre township.
Is B. Freas vs Joshua FeHerman et al
10 H B. Freas VS. JOSHUA Feuerman el al
II Jotm H. Brown Ell al vs Leonard B. Ru-
peri.
,s Peer M TraIoh VS. Aaron CLAYTON.
l9 Samuel Biuenbender VS. Silas d. Edgar.
20 Aahion Hicks Ell al VS. Oliver Lynn eI.al.
2I George Hughes et al. vs. j. V. Criswell
ei al.
% James Harding VS. Elias Reese.
% Lewis Larish vs. Robert Hagen buch
"a Susanna Lsrish VS. Roberl Hagenbuch.
25 Andrew Larish's Executors vs. Robert
Hsaenbuch.
26 Peter Hoffman's Exec'rs vs. David Fo-
27 N B. Greasy VS. Henry c. Freas.
% Euoch Everett Vs. Mont Kline Ell AZ
90 VIM L. Parks VS. Elisha Robbins.
JACOB EYENey
Blpo7pa6a3s p19a9a15'Iy.l Iaiy once ~, 1852.
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PsrERsos's MAeAzINE.-TheA August mum
Der of Petersnns National Magazine has
been received by us. This is an excellent
work, aud fully equal to any of The Three
Dollar Magazines now published-bo,h 10
the character and amount OF reading matter,
aud in the engravings- Price 50 to single
subscribers, with great inducementsto clubs.
Specimen Numbers sen: on application
Address, Charles Peterson, No. sO6 Chest
nut ST., PhiIa
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Gen. Fremont and family are residing, at
present. Oyster Bay L l. The General has
not resigned his position; had be resigned
he conld not secure the privilege OF draw
ing some $4,000 or $4,000, The pay of Ma
Fremont resign? nol he He has for so
many years been public pensioner that
pay has become essential TO his existence.
Like the daughter of the Horse l.eech, his
constant cry is "give give ~
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WEsT VIReINIA.-"In the Senate" yester-
day, the bill providing for the admission OF
the new State of West Virginia into the
Union was passed by vote OF % yeas to
II nays Senator Cowan voted against the
passage of the bill Philadelphia Inquirer.
What Constitutional right, or authority
have the Republicans 10 90 TO dividing
States?
West Virginia is already in the Union.
The Aboliiionisis 90 in for the unconslIlu>
iional and wreckless scheme OF spi,tn"
SIales Tor the purpose of getting an aboh-
ion Legislature forced upon the people 10
abolish slavery! wont interfere wlh sla
very where il exists !''-Norihd Go Demo, rat
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THE WAR NEWS.
ANOTHER VICTORY.
1000 REBELS DEFEATED BY 500 LOYAL TROOPS

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. July II = An expedi,
iIon .t1, recently sent from here under Major
MILLER, OF the I'd Wiscon sin Cavalry, con-
sistlng Of one section of Davidson's battery,
and Geiachments of the 10Th Illinois, I'd
Wisconsin, and Sd, Missouri Stale Militia,
numbering about 600 men, attacked the
combined forces of Rains Coffey Hunter
Hawthorne and Tracy. about 1900 strong, 8
miles beyond Fayetteville, Arkansas, early
on Monday morning, and completely rout-
ed them, with heavy loss
MAJOR Williams command marched rs
miles IN two nights and took ihe rebels by
surprise Our loss was very small.
Col. Hull, of the dih Missouri Militia sta
toned al Mt. Vernon, reports The killing OF
u guerlllas, and the capture of 200 pigs of
lead, during The past ten days
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The Rebels under Gen. Price
Crossing Into Arkansas
MOVEMENT AGAINST GEN. CURTIS

CAIRO, July 15-Passengers by the boat
from Memphis report that Gen. Price, on
Wednesday night, moved battery OF ar
tillery and 40 forage wagons across the
Mississippi, at Cypress Bayou, near Napo-
lean, Arkansas. Fhe battery was marked
Hhdman Lille Rock" Ano'her battery
crossed on Sunday evening. and squads of
men from Panola Mississippi, were cross
ing IN the sand dire .-on, apparently with
view OF concentrating force in Arkan-
sas, perhaps 10 operate against General
Curtis.
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MARRIED..

In Pine Twp. Col. CO. June 25rh, by J.
Masters, Esq Cyrus Day to Lydia Rhone
July 81 by Rev. S Solomon, Daniel Peal.
err OF Fishinacreek, Pa, 10 Miss Sophia
Stebbins, OF North Barton, n. J.
On The 29lh ull., by The Rev. H. Hof-
man, Mr. DAME A. He's, 10 Miss EffIe A
Greasy, both OF Mifflinviile, Col. CO. Pa
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ACCIDENT-One day this week Jacob
Hartman, OF West Hemiock township, aged
about 76 years. was up in a cherry tree
when the limb upon which he was sand
ing broke, and he fell distance OF twelve
10 fifteen feet TO The ground, injuring him
sell severely. Little hopes are entertained
OF his recovery
p S. We since learn that Hartman died
on Wednesday DenUiRe Iateijyeneer.
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ly over the ground once occupied By our
troops, out through some bad management
retaken by the rebels. Pope has laid down
his platform and is expected 10 carry it onr
to the letter if he does not meet with some
unforeseen repulse. We shall watch his prog
ress and al The same time not fail TO rePou
him correctly whenever he accomplishes
anything worthy OF space, tending 10 bring
this rebellion TO a speedy close
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AN AcT was passed by Congress. just be-
fore the adjournment, making postage stamps
a illegal tender" after the lst of August
next This is piece OF important IegisIa-
tion, and We hope the country will not fail
TO appreciate the act. Change will once
more be made plenty. What blessing
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The FIVE CENT MoHTHLY MAGAZINE-a
literary journal-published by F. H Bulard
in Boston, has been received for July II is
in lis first vol having only reached lis sew
enth number. Each number is complete in
acter No light trihing stuff. Five cents a
number is cheap for work of 80 pages OF
close matter. Agents may deduct one third
and forward with the name of every sub
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GoDRY's LADY's BOOK We have receiy
ed The August number OF this excellent
Magazine II contains fine steel engrav-
ing of Daniel Webster al The tomb ol Shake.
pear aud number OF plates OF The latest
las hions aud other Illustrations. Godev',
Lady Book is ably edited and merits a
large patronage.
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WE notice that MIR Alexander has reiIr.
ocraiic paper the BeIlefonie Watehmea. and
the former editor, Mr. P G. Meek resumes
the chair editorial Mr.. Meek is a Sterling
young Democrat, and a lerse and able po-
li;ical writer May he never want for pat
ronage and plenty OF good pay.
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The President signed the con6scalion
bill on "Wednesday last, making !: one OF
ed, did not suit the President He ordered
it back to the house, where il was shaped
to his liking, after which he placed his sig
nature 10 it,
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WE learn that Daniel Harris, a young
man formerly of his place, and who enlist
ed in Company |. slst Regt. P. ", was
killed in the lsie battle before Richmond.
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DIED.

H. Greenwood. on the I'd inst, Mary,
- lie OF the late Solomon BrumstetIer, aged
79 years.
Ia DanviIle on the 30th ult., Mrs. Ann
Besl. aged IS wears. 9 months, and II days
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County Commissioner.

"E are authorized 10 announce lhToueh b
w The columns of our ppper that ROHR
NcHENRY OF Benton township. will be a
candidate al the approaching Fall election
for COUNTY COMMISSIONER, subject to
the decision of :he Democratic County Con-
vention, which will be held in Angus: next.
June 25, 1862.
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CANDIDATES. COLUMN.
ANNOUNCING NAME $500.
District Attorney.

M WRIT will oe candidate for Dis
W. lrcI Attorney, at the coming tall
election. Subject 10 the decision oil Inc
Democratic County Convention.
July g. 1862
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torial coh:rol Of the Lewisburg .ATsus, the
late editor, Mr. Baum, having died not ona
since. The Argus is sIauneh Democratic
journal, among the ablesl on our exchange
list. Success 10 the new publisher.
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GRAND JURORS-sEPT. TERM,Iso2.

Bloomsbnra, July %. 1862.
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PROBATE COURTS.

"fotate Com,s, within ard for the District OF Fan
DO iph, for the seer GINNING, will be holden AZ 1oiiowF,
viz
At the Registers Office i'll Brock field, on the fist 1hurs-
day in each msnth. ,;.s
At the O,arge G. UNITY Hotd i, t!te!Fta, On he th'r"
Thursday OF each month.
At I hadwick'S Hotel In West Randolph, on me 'o"r''
Thursday in each month.
At /. l.. Bowles' iiotcl III Washington. on the secono
Thursday in February. May and August
By order al Court,
j. Il. C~lEAVELASn, Register.
Il.lunn n.nnruler I'd Ihil
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A little glove stir3 up ;ny hear' a. tides STIR up the ocea&~
a 4now-white muslin, when it its, makes MANY u cariam
notion
, II sorts Of lady ixilS thrill my feelings. ~ tt"y'i orf~c
But little female @aiter toot& ar" d'ath a!d u9f'Nat
shorter!
Ana just to put yot on yn',r guard
lli give you, siort and brief,
i small hotel experience
Which filed my heart with @"i-f:
Last summer, at the Favilioo Iiotei,
stopped L week on more.
and marnrh two e nnot- ecs'' c%crS mora
before my n%eighbor'> ioo!
Two boots with patent leather tips,
Two boots which seemed e. iaT.
" An angel trots around io"s.'
They stole my heart away;
And often in my nightly G~eams
They swept before my face.
4 lady growing ot Of tl"m
As flowers grow from II vas".
But all one morn saw a Sight
Which struck M Ike "A stone,
some other Iame wa on the huox
Those hoo;s were not alone.
4 great tall pair e vther boot.
Was standing ny their sid,
And or they walked one afternoon
And with .hrm w~Alke,i--a lrilo.
Ladies. comment t. unir'c <aary
Those Cater Bouts calnc from
a. ~ q CsE,
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Probate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, probate COURTS within
WASHINGTON DIsrH1or. IS ! [ and for the Distric. afore
said will be- holden at the Probate Office, in Montpelier, IN
aid District, on Tuesday of each week, during the year
ensuing. Persons having business with said Court are re-
cuestei to attend /" the sam" on said court days.
T. i. MERRILL, Judge.
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Far C.ISirtatSs, L1rgpc. "n an@ Dun, rof thc
Digestive Organs. lad.'tny Hco6ache, '%sssi-
.{uae. Nervousness. Gcner0i PruSirot'on n tie
'.Hind ami RodY, Paralysis, Dr..
, innrc"nt'< rnlertion ought TO c"uyiuc, u sensitlr mar,
thnrtir NJ dic;ncs. The practice is ,rrnicious and sniai-
tal. Nu eNa"rirnce II. forty year, has taught ne hat
he constantly incrca>ing evils of indigestion are fear
fully aggravated ny th~ too free "" Of Luthartirs. The
tn,riraI l"opi. are fat becoming Il nation of dNsper-
tea Ivy their artificial MODES of life. Drastic Ca,haitics
incr'a4r VI" irfitah!lit! sad PROSTATE thr strength If The
digestive orEant
The PHI, now offered ~ especially designed to alisy
thi! irritaNility, aud ~ III. sHue time 10 invigoratc n Il
,trrn4;h"n al the functions ct digestion, while thcy are
gently lANltiNr. They are anodTne, sonic and Laxative.
they are so mill and in"ig3gatiiIg that one is not remind,
ii ~ any h;Sa4 rrcahlr checta shat lr has taken medicine.
Er,iness Men, Stndent., Professional Men, Females, and
ii, rcrsons lra!ing y rOnliupa or sedcntary life, >houia
ivy them.
The urGrr.ia,ri rhS .irians, ctrcrtully certify ic the
ligl protestant ~siaudia@ ot DR. tuIhy Ct So instead, ors
of M. oldest ana best Physicians, and to the e>ccllcn;
We have o,oi IN ,ur practice, end higNly approy"p
j. r. GIBSON, NJ. H., NUEham, e. f..
{. 4. COTTON, ". o., Cowans,ille.
CHARLES BROWN, NJ y.
:. =. FOSTER, N. u. B,omr.
NORMAN CLEyEjAHn, M.D.. Bernstein.
CIV. CoWLEs. n. ~. StSnaeoa.1
JOHN MEIGS, \. y.
JOSEPH nEEADuN, ". D., Surgeon, K. y.
BENJAMIN DAMON, n u. Coaticook.
LEM ~. RICHMOND. n. D., Derby Line
VI. u. GIINES, VI. D., Compton, {. ".
&. y. SOMIHs, ". D., MCCOY. {. i.
!. &. tIrHERF0RD, ". D.. Newport. Vt.
Prepared Wy Ir. NJ. +. COLBY. Stanstcad, G. H., aud
i,rrby Line. NrrmOnt.
Sold where medicine i s"ld generally.
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Trains Goiaag south and East.

lrH.s \ Ut,p";irt - = - :. ~, 90 r. II. ana 10 IL r.
Nj AL tEAIS leaves st. a ,'n MS al G,2J AN, Burlington
VI .0a 4. H., corneciing at White River Jnnc'!, II with
lraius Tor aHu from Wells, River. s.. i"itnshury and III
i,oto,, and with Nort.cn L. 4. Tor Bus on, Lowell, Wor-
roster. &c, and conuCoiin. Il, Bellows Ellis win I !osh-
ire K. Il. Tor l'os,G en- aud with Vermont Valley Il. r for
Springfield, New saver aud New YORK, arriving in New
York at 10 l. P. NJ.
Acromonarloy TRAIN leaves Hoiso's Point III G IS \. Sc
if Burlington and Mortified.
HiGiir Express Train leaves Dgicr> hNjn at l!.30 A. Nj
Munt .-al al 3 80 p. NJ, l.oa,cs FoiA 81 e 10 =. NJ. arri,
netting 1t Bniln~H Fails with he,h'ro Il +. for Boston
md Worcester and viii, Veinent tai'ry Z 4. Tor Spring.
lttid and New HaVtH and arsivin. ii Nrn !oth NJ / ~
IN.
TrnfOs Going Berth .itti 1Nes'.
:ndve Mont prliSr at . 0S I'M : a . II. and 800 p ~.
Mu. TRAIN itaVe- Boston al 100 \ 81, ia. Lowell,
lawitnae nr Fjlciiautg. Leaves springfield at 1875 NJ,
Bellows Falls at - p =. NJ, tonutciin. al While ijVer
jnhetl II Wltd Northern L. Il. from Boston and with las.
sninrsic x. Il. Tor and from IT. Juiln>hu'y and Littic;on
arriving at Bufiington at 100 4. II and -. Aiaans al =
10 +. NJ, and ludge.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves N~orthhc,d NJ S,25 4. NJ.
aud Buflii ston AT 1875 \. NJ, tor Houses Point and Mon.
'feal, arriving at burlington ut ii.IJ aud at Montreal at
) 800 P. IS,
NGHr EXPRESS Train leaves itIins Fats at Il PM,
'tceIViGa passengers from Verum / Valley 4. L. leaving
New York ut 8.nO \. NJ, and from { hestirc Il. L. r,nner.
ing III White River juactt n viii IRAN irdvins Boston at
~. N. via Lowell or Lawrence. leaves Nhi,, River
luuttnu ~ llJ3 D.. NJ, aiiiyi,g at burlingtD IN at 525
:. ~, Ronses Point ai Z d. \. NJ, Montvrnl n 1900 \. NJ.
AMI ogdenrbutgn Az ~ p. NJ, connect ~. with Grand
Trunk trains for Detroit. Chicago and the West.
itcpiug ears ~" attached to trih the might t,prr,
Trains uhning between Eouse's Point anI Boston.
Through Tickets ter Chicago aud the .Vesi tor sal, -
the principal s,aiiuns
i. MERRILL, Inp'L
-. Nihras. VI. Jan. ! 1850.
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Notice

rNHlScrrtiics that [ ha vc this day giYrn ny son Charles
| his time during the rcnainicr of HI, minority.
and shall claim rome of his eaTRiug. nor pay any debts If
his contracting after this drt". iEt l.. RICHARDS.
u. BRALE,. Witness.
p.mirInh. Lar, s,L. 1885. .lgtv:tf
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1lmertCan s. Foreign a'aeeMt
Il. Il. EDDY,
SOLICITOR or P.3TENY,~


SOLlt}i Oh OT T.Iy EIS y.
Late Agent of US Patent Dtice, NashiHruu, aHh.
the act OF iS37.)
10 state street. opposite NiIby ST.. HostaD-
4 FJER An extensive practice Of upwariS oC tpsuu
n years continues: Insecure Patents in the UnittL ~td~a
also In Great Briiain, F,anCe, pnt other foreign cdus
tfies. Caveats. SPECIFICATIONS, Assignments, and an ~
pe's or drawings tor rattni>, "Noc'i,ed IN lib~rai tcr0~
and with despatch. Researches made mo hnIcrran &c
Foreign Works, la oeicrm,ae The validity uf utility ~ 70
tents ~ Inventions, -nHt tgai ~ nIher advice -ndr ,ed L
nl matifr r. ionchih. HE same. Crp,"s at the .taias H.
any Patent furnished by renting one t,ul!ar. As.tgu-
nenis recorded NJ Washingtnn.
The Agency IL MOI only the ltr.-Sl IN New EUefs6L,
mi thrnueh u inventors have gc. ti secdtio.
l'atents,pi a>certaining III" paIenlabi,ity OF inQcmicR'
nnshf pnSs'dby. " no. UNNECESSARILY 50 pe flor Ia arg Wakt
tah De oh'teh lhti'i "Stwhr-c. Th" Testimonials lstow
given prove that none j. MORE SUCCESSFUL tTfHs
"a len uFflC Ethantne subscriber and Us St!Cf'R:'*
~ The BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES NJ tRit.
iTY, he would add 'ha, he has apundant reaiou ~,uhftrve.
ana can prove. that "a! no other ofic e of the kuuG ace tr
cha're> Tor p,oi-s>iunnl SERVICES SO n.rde,a,r. 7We n.
intense nfH'iif" "t the subscriber di.fia4 twenty lcaH
past. has rnahled him 10 accumulate n va,i ,oI.Ctiuu e
sspecihri''ohs Hne official d"cision relative 10 pateG,N"'
These, 'tsidf> his eNtsnsiVr library az !reai and uHectaN.
,cu works. ".d 'nli icroiits Of patents grhniei 10 tie
united :lat'~ ma Europe render him ah,e, hetdNd gucs
'H!' 'o "hrf superior iaci'ioes ior obtaining rateGt,.
lrrctssi'y al q Journey IL Washington. 10 procure .
intent, aud III" rsnai Irtai Jelsy ,hrrr. are hete .sv.4
inventors.
r~ESTIMoNIAL,.
" fegard VIZ. Eddy AZ one Of the ya,wt g ,p,DJc Ed ,gc
f'Sv"f pfa"ht,on"r~ Win wn,uI ntvr had official Ulrt'
cows.
tHAS. MASON. CDn msSN.grpr gC Pr4snt.
nave M lr~'"iioh M assinnc Inventors tlGi urt
'""h"' 'hV'"N u n'fS"t more competent rad JG&%oUN!.
nh' MOI" capable "i putire their Hrpiicnapns iUs tws
~ To'Gi" tor lhrh' an r.'ly and tpvurabie con-detNwt
~ we Fd'"ni Once. tDMGND nURNE,"
i.tr Commissioner ut fassS
" Nr.E u, H'ty ha, "a de for ma JiutTEFN aitr
ea'o"H, on M tnt 'nr 1T which paienis have bcett stSe'
Gus an" 'hnt one IN imr pending. SnGh uumi,tskatHr
PROOF OF great talent am ibiI.;y on his part lead. me t'
recommend h'i mvtni"' Il" APPLY 10 i,i,r to procure der
p,'on''' az ilcy may BE- anre ur having tie l,.t (aHtto
,'''"" WV" ON 'tt ~ eases, aud AT Irtt rpasuH;ht
charge. ,,uW :, ,sr,pT~
D"''"G tlchi ""h'hS. The sut-c ,hri 40 c,ts~ 't Nv
~ ,Iot'i,'' mndc, On twice rpjeuic,, apricsuoi~,
Nth,EHN A'PEAl.S EVERY y nf wbrh VA De
c'ath !" has iav"r, by the Commissioners Of Pntcuts.
Il. II. EDUf.
Boston. ntc. >, i-jl. Mlf,l
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Il =
Dss. SVH EEK'S
Infallible Liniment,

THE
GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
FOR RHEUMATISM, GOVT, NEUWA L tpRHI Ms"
SRDisEs. CUTS AND WOUNDS rlLEs'
iEADACHE. AND ALL
AND ERVOC
..u az uh;ch If ia n she edy and certain remedy ard
never tails. This Linimeul is prepared from 'he recipe
"f d.. stephen sweet, OF Connecticut, II e !nmous bone
setter snl has been used III his plac'ice !or more INA"
,weutv wears with the most astoniSh lug success
"A AZ ALLnv1ATon OF PAIN. u is nnrivaied by any
preparation before the the R~ = .jn OF T TT iah. VIZ 1--WE ''A''
This Liniment vii. cure 'apid.ly ana Tan'caly .tsme".
.aatie Disorders ct ever tinn' ana ia 'n'tS"ius :" a.
.asps where 1T has cen nSed it has never been known ~
rn. NuUa,LelA, 1t will afford immciiat" retief in
every use, however dist essing
It will relieve tie worst cases on iica'aactt' ~ ''e
minutes and is warrant d to do Ii.
TooluAChE aso will it cure instantly.
no, NERVOUS Debility and general hessf-
srde. arising iron impru.ence or excess, filS Liiihth'
- a most bappv and un' ailiug remedy. Acting directly
,,non HE nery0nS tissues, IT Strengthens and rtNlVl''eS
HE system. and IoHtores it to fiosticri ana El$or chat.
Foz PlLBs-. as an external remedy we ca! ~ 'ila'
rrn1uce an ecual Every ,icti,D OF this distressing com
,laint should gira it "A tr}al, tor il will nof not fail 20
nhotd immediate relief. and IN . nalofI'J OF cases VIII
0TiNSi ANp Stttt3 THROAT are sometimes ex-
tor nfthiS l.lniment will never tail to cure.
PKAINS ar, sometimes very obstinate, end enlarge
ment OF thc joints is lIabte 20 uccur IL neglected me
worst case may be conquered BY shis Llinimeht IN t"oof
BRUisEs. CTS, wot,SDs, SORES, ULCERS,
Rims nj sCALDS. Yield re ably To the wonderful
lea ing properties Ct Dr.. SWEEPS lNFALL PIE
llNlMEnT, when nsed according to directions. hl.n,
IiiJLHi.AlNS, FRO,rED FEET, AND iNSECl
l;iTtS AND SilAtiS.
a1vesy BaGTsf NAvRssr
should have this remedy at hand, for its timely use at
.le Gtsf appearance Ut LMin"ness Will eherfo"'' p reTeil
those formidable diseases. 70 which all horse ave liable
and which render Ell many otlierwAe valuable morse
nearly wo thle:s,
over four hundred voiuutar" testimonials tn the Won-
lie, FIJI curative properties II 1iis i.lniment have heen
rece ivtd W thin the last tNo wears, and WanN ~ them
rom p:tsDn> ia the HI. hes: rants Die,
Ga ITION.
TO avoid impostitn, oDser ,e the Signature and Like
uesg If Or. Stephen Swnet un e13g lt'fl, AL attp
Stephen $ weetns inflliiblc tininen,' 1IoEn IN the
siass u! each hottie. without Whlch none are genuine.
Richardson Il Co.
Sole Proprielor., Norwich. ct
For suie BY RED 4. Sh!Th; M"a'PHlef' .'t''erS!
zen; for Vermont, au, BY az dealers. hUr-yt
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STATE OF YER MuET, The Hon. piobatc Court for tie
E.NpuLtU DtsrRIcr. s.. I IiaUiCt of Randolph u" AL
pcr.nu& concerned in the estate al Naitin Sims rs. lat" Of
" ,IIiat-esWU ~ stli IlIsiriCt. decreased, 'EEEIIKG
MllEIIEAS. "a rina "i'nhi"iis AMI JON 4. ;Intn"'l~.
w alulHi>iri rs 81 tHc relate -. S;it dee a,Cl have
made aYnica: anus "a tii- our tr ittN,c in sell
ali tie acu rstHt. IT Stid Deceased, and represent
that a ale Of pas; Of sad real rSiaie, IL necessary
for the payment" ut cchis and charges against saIo s-
lite, aud that ipt'i = ,nnM be sold without ihInfy 10
those iuIrtt>t / IN t!c REMAINDER.
There f,ic YOU Hru hereby Huiilpd IL appear NJ n session
~ said uuI, 10 h- ED at the Reg ISirr't Office IL BROOK
lie Id in sold District on The eeth day ct Febiuaiy III
1869, a Gd show tau.e il any yen have why such license
shouia 40 be 81 intfi Auh ihiI ord I shall be plhliShtd
iereG snrce-siprty IL The Ercn Mountain t,rnd Ii
printed ~ Montpelier in TINS state, h.iorH The day ap-
puinted a. afprr-. III for hedItng
Dated at ~IrnoAf"}d. thrs Sd u.y al Feb \. u. ls,f!,
ny order uf Cmul
3tiv3 J. Il. Gil NEi.AND, X. gi.ier
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Notice {!

Notice !
HNpE bushe-SI formerly c"G'inctctl under the style and
l arm # !. &. PdSG Il rIi, : ruiuItrs 'li. ,iaS, 90 t,'-
ing t ansferred the TO nis, Sto"k a.i Juu'~ toe : if.'.
II continue the hnsiU'.. ~ 'ir store i1rIGtrl! 'G
eIpied by j. 4. fdge hE"Dt. -Hil ingn " authorized tn
co,iec all demants ~ j. T.. iHgc d"'ul, hud pay AL
out.ts nding debts against said firm. i. ". Ellis.
T.. t. ~ ii."R.
n ~ntpclcr.. January /, 1862 dvwstd
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Notice.

uJIlS crrliGrs that J have this daS aiv"u my sou. Hcri.
/ t.. iiawlry, his time daring The remainder ct hi MI
nority, aud shall claim none of his earnings, nor pay any
debts f his contracting Giter this date.
A.. u. HAWLEY.
MAtthtty, Ed. hth, lsG1. a9OtwS