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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-28

NEW SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS, ia rosewood
cases iron frame, aud oyer-sung bass for s5Ji with
moldugs Sl6t with noudiugs, carved legs aud iulaii
name -buard, $40 Slsj, SOD and upwards; the
with pearl keys $50, $3.50. &c. Tho above Pianos
though cheap are very cxcelent Secondhand Pianos
al SIS sac So SO aud SlO0. New Melodeons from
$50 upwards.
MUSIC. MUSIC. MUSIC.
We publish undreds Of different pieces Of Music
large number being by the first IN the musical
world Also lu,tfuc.iun Books for nearly all music J.
instruments, select Band Ausic, the Day School Bell,
SUNDAY school Bell, Nos. and Patriotic Song Book,
Harp Of Freedom, &c. &c, Our Catalogue, which is
furnished free 20 all who send ior contains lists
Of all varieties Of music, with prices attached. No
lady ia the country should be without h. Ordes by mail
express promptly dled and as faithfully executed as
though the person ordering was present Remit money
in artgistered letter or by express
HORACE WATERS, Agent,
% 4m-dlw No 4Sl broadway, New YORK.
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INFORMANT 10 FEMALES
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

DIR. CHEESEMA Ms PILLS
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills The
result u long And extensive practice. They are mil
10 thcr operation and certain in correcting all iregu-
larities, paniul MensrusHons, removing all obstrue-
TONS whether from cold or ohervise, headsche pain
The side palptaton Of the heart whites, all a.
frctons hyutenrs. fatigue pain The baes and limbs
&c.. disturbed sleep, which arss from interruption If
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of a era ia the treatment
those Irregularities and obstructious which have consgn
c,l sr uauy Co 81 PREMATURE GRAVE. No female can
noy good health unless she regular, aud whenever an
oosiictou taAes place the general health begins to DO
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
orc tAe most eacctie remedy ever knowa for ~
plants peculiar 90 Fraaie 10 aii classes they .n
,uIatbe inaaeu7 irifh tainty yrrioaics regularity
htF are knoen 90 th1usl ds, who have used Them ~
a6sront periods. throughout the country, having the
saoeuon Of be most eminent Physicians 10 America.
Explicit directions stating when they should not be
used with each box-fue rice One Dollar psr Boa, con-
tsiuins from 80 600 CD Pllt
Pl. sent by mAil pfompty.bs fen'tiins 90 ths Pro-
puctof Sold by efuss.ta generally.
~. %. HUrCHtNs Proprietor
~ ltlar 70 Neu f0rk.
goldhy s. T. Hc1hold aud L.. r. Pierce A. Co.,, h1nt
itltr .sIs1 hy D. " f,ohy s. Co., Burlington.
Mai4i dtvlT
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Boston advertisements
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INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE. Ohee
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Rev. N DAY, President. Rev p MASON Vice Ptes't
X GREENE d experimenting PHYSICIAN.
This Institution established for the Of Disess
IS by the use Of innocent vegetable rcmt.5s, entirely
discardng Poisonous Drugs
tayaids therefore who wsh 90 employ sensible means
iu sensible way Tor The recovery Of health, will find
ADVANTAGES az this institution not q, be found elsewhere
Many diseases such A. Scfoula Humors Of The Blood,
Disease ufht ihrou and Lungs Dyspepsia Liver Com
plant, Heart Complaint khcumausm, Female Com
plants aud great variety Of ordinary Diseases are sue
cessfuy treated BY Medicine which may be 20 any
part Of Tho county with fu.l directions
Pcfaons having Csncers of hose afflicted with compile
Gated diseascs should Immediately avail thcmseltes of
d. ifferurs personal Hrenfion
H.e i.auIu tI ODD. N..D. iHIii. flfr uf iU.t
d. Greene wil be at The ohce from in to p Co.,.
The Oh e will De open and competent persons in st.
tendance. from ~ o. M. 90 @ y m.
~ an communication should be directed 90 r.
GREENE NJ D. SO Bfondeld street, Boston.
Morn All persons wishing % mvcsugafe this mol.
OF uf practice 0r its superior success viii ue furnished
Win pamphlet A.scli tive 81 treatment zee, Boy al
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Boston
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-28

New HAMPsHIRE.-Th sham democracy
have nominated Ira A. Eastman tor Governor,
and declared iat-footed against the National
Administration. Eastman, 1t strikes us, 10 a
Federal name, and the party seems to initiate
closely the ul,ra-federalots of 1912. The
war Of 1912 killed the ola federal party as the
present war will Kill spurious and unpalriotc
democracy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-28

GEN. MCCLELLAN was serenadcd in New
York city on the goth He responded in a
very brief and sensible speech, Ignoring
spceoh-making, indeed, as he is still a soldier.
Tho General has certainly behaved well since
bis Withdrawal from command. As the SER
cnade was by the Young Mems Democratic
Association, and therefore political, the Gen
erel practically rebuked them by negeedng
to talk of politics.
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Marrinnfs.

ln Montpelier. N1y 25ih D., Rev Bll Balou. Of Burn.
hans buiei Mr jerome 1 D,nison aud Miss Katie ].
Denny. both " Norhatd
In Wiii,ms'own. on the 1911 instan,, by Rev p. r.
Barnard >lr John Jones W 90 Miss Alice G. Reed
of Barre Also. ev thc same. on toe l9th Instant. Mr.
Asahel Il D1eniis and Ms, Alice q. Cnetes, both of
Brookhed.
In Granville. November l7tl bv Rev Gel. Gucrn-
sey, Mr. Alden v Laul aud Miss Marcia A Adams,
both n Granville
To Montpelier. Nov 25h. by Rev j. Scott, Charles
Nutt daughter ct Henry Nuu, Esq. Of Montpelier.
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gIIatrhman \ statt euulnal.
BY p. wALroN.
MoNTPELlER, NOVEMBER 2s, 1862,

Sw1ND1rNG ON A LARGE scALE.-The n.
Y. Herald states that Collector Barney Of
~ Y City has discovered a big swindle in
the custom house, involving a million Of dol
lars 1t seems to have been carried on for
some years, and that large number of entry
clerks are parties to it, and also the mef-
chants whose goods we're instrumental in the
fraud. The Herald adds that none Of Mr..
Barneys eppointees are implicated. 10 other
words, it is an old trick, by old hands. Mr..
Barney is responsible only tor keeping these
rogues in office, when there are Republicans
and honest loyal Democrats who better de-
serve their places. We believe that the frauds
in the NY custom-house, by smuggling false
invoices, and false entries amount to many
millions. Our impression is that N. Y,
lawyer and NJ. G. once stated the amount to
be about 40 per cent Of the duties In this
case. the merchants implicated will have to
refund.
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Special aotitts.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
THE UFsT IN THE WORfD

W.. 4. BArcHgL0R'a Celebrued HAIR DYE pfoiuc-
ea colo- not % be distinguished from bature-wauant
ed not 10 iniure the Hair in the least rem ediss
effects Of bad dyes, snd invigoraies the Hair for life
GREY, FRED. or RUSTY HAIR instantly turus
splendid Black or Brown leaving the naif sof and beau
tiul Sold BY al Druggists, e.
~ The Genuine IL signed Wntnv a MATCHBOX.
IN the four sides Of each 0oE.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street
Late 10 Bond ST. aud 29 broadeajl View fcis
VIVA
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-28

~ Holden Putnam, Esq, banker, Of
Rockford, Illinois, and formerly of Montpe-
lier, has gone into the army as Colonel of the
93d Illinois regiment, Col Putnam is Of
good fighting stock Lieut.. c, G. SPaulding'
lately discharged Fl ON the 5th VI, regiment,
is again in the army, 10 the quartermaster's
department, Western division.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-28

WHERE THE SHOE PINcHRs.-Why is it
that the new organ Of slave democracy in
New York (the World,) denounces the APP
pointment OF democrat as military governor
of Texas Gen, Hamilton would sacrifice
slavery rather than his country, That is ex-
actly where the shoe pinebes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-28

VERMONT SoLDIERs.-W. A. Page, Co.
i. and H. Mcdonald Of Co. G 9th regiment,
and j. Gnyen, lst cavalry, have been sent to
the hospital in Philadelphia.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-28
legal Politics.
SUPREME COURT.
ELLEN II. HOOD

ELLEN r. H0OD,/ SUPREME COURT
WI r. HOOD March Tsrm. 1868
Whereas, Ellen X Elod Of Chelsea in said couuty has
preferred her petition against William h. Hood Of Low
en- IN the state OF Massachusetts showing that the
3lth DAY II september 1889. she duly married
10 said William by PedeJ z, Jones, lsee of,he Peace.
said Chelsea that on said Both day 81 Sept. said vii
liam r. wllfany deserted her, and hath SINCE add
st doth refuse live with her; that she resides
and always has resided ia sad Chelsea that he has 0ue
child named William L. BY the said William, a De
lie years old; and praying for bill Of divorce
and for the custody Of said CHILD and II bring made
appear 90 the Hon Asatd Peck NJ the Justices Of
ME Supreme Court u the state OF Vermont that the
said William resides without this Siatelt is hereby
dertd that me said William +. be summoned 10 appear
before the Hon the supreme Cou, Of The State Of Yer
mont next % Doe held AZ Chelsea, within aud Tor the
County Il Ofange 90 the sixth Tuesday next after the
fourth Tuesday 20 ianuiry 1863, then and there io
said libel, by publishing the substance thereof
together with hs rider three weeks successfully, IN the
Vermont Wstelmnu AVID STATE journal "A newspaper
printed az Montpelier this State. tic last OF which
public stnu shall be- ~ least ak weeks previous To the
Aforesaid term oi said Court, to which said libel Is All
drrsatf
Dated a. Chris,a ihiu pam day of November. A. D.
1862 l. q hINCKLEi. Clark
w. CLAuNL. Attorney 2aS0
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-28

CoUNrERFstr.-We executed counterfeit
ten dollar notes Of the Royalton Bank have
been detected in Massachusetts,,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-28

~ Adjuiaut General Washburn, having
receiy, the sad intelligence that his daughter
is dangerously i'll of dipthera, has returned
to his home.
PREoooIoUs MuRDERER.-A lad, aged only
twelve years, is to be tried in Portland, Me,
for murder, having drowned a smaller boy.
CART JoHN T. DRtw has become editor
OF the Bradford Telegraph, We most hearth
ly extend the hand OF fellowship to the gal
liant Captain
OK THE TRAoK.--1he Rutland Courier
has nominated Gen. Mcclellan for President
in 1864 Well may the General pray to be
saved from such friends.
GS@ Weare informed by the St. Paul papers
that Jefferson ?. Kidder, formerly Lieut.. Gov
ernor Of this State, il again elected to the
Legislature of Minnesots, be having run ahesd
Of bic ticket
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-28

SOAP STONE SroyEs.--We have for sew
eral weeks tried a soap stone stove, manufact-
ured by Dodge and Henry Of Perkinsville,
w., aud like It much. It has two advantages
over iron first, in giving purer air, as it
can never absorb oxygen, as hot iron does !;
and second, n giving steadier heat, and re-
tanning it longer tan iron. The stone is
liable to crack, but we think not more 50
than iron Of the same size but, in any event.
il should be managed with care, and in that
case we do not see why il should not be even
more durable than iron. We have displaced
good Scotch iron stove for the soap stone,
and We are 60 we'll satisfied that we shall not
change back again.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-28

capt besh, J." W. cavalry was ialse'y
charged w''h having procured his own capture
a. ., p'i'0"e'' 'o' ""'0n ne was o''cuarseo'-
'i' "'' ''"Oe o''" 'ss'o'eu'
capt salmon Dutton' fth W. hauled up Tor
complaining oil Cen Buffers injustice TO ms
's'"'"'' mas escaped on''a'neu' a''er an IN
.e'''e" WIN the General Butter Is eccentric
out not UNJUST h's career at New orleans
-
~ app homer ~ o'ousu'O"' w. -
va w. company Of pe,0a" oua'P ouo''-
'' a"' Oe'" s lPpo'S,sU ial'' " 'D' ~ '''s
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P', ~, 'r'' ~ - '"' '''''' ''''"'
~ = '',,'' 'e,'',,u '''' ''."'"s '.a'e'
VIZ, 49, -'''1'. ''a'' 70 D'"''O''' 81 w. - 'o'"
w '''
aa,ae,,,.tia , an, 7 ~ '' "
cl.1.o. .,.f h.,. haor ,oio..ad Co.,, 800.
.nd o.do.od L.,
,-.r
.. -. No.,he.I1 -. ,o,t -,
Jiod IN hosni,ai ON ba9I.,io.t
b, ,,
has been promoted. He is now Major, and
Assistant Adiu,ant General on Gen. Hunters
staff.
G w. Bogue. Of St. Albans. recently com
handed boats crew which cut out a rebel
sloop from Apalachioola barbor.
TIA. #. woodward and l.. d. Harlow.
Of Vermont have been appointed Assistant
Surgeons in the volunteer army
~ Gen. Woitzol has captured 400 wagon
loads Of negroes from the Louisiana rebels
Tho rebels were taking the negroes of
To- Fletcher, Of Co. G.,13th Vermont.
died at Camp Vermont few days since.
'i'' '0'ii''D' ''o W W ''"' D''''''
INV Walker OF Co. C'' 18TH vermont
did not desert
~ Two hundred and twenty-five Vermont
horses have Just been sent to the army. -Four
hundred more are to 20 soon.
Fifteen more men are wanted for Capt.
Woodwards company Of cavalry now at
Burlington.
TN, Nav The iron.c,,d ess,, now
h,n3,,, and .ov.-,l now eo;.b.a o,o.i.,or
% ..;,s c,r oco,n ana b.rh., ,o,y;c. t,,,,,.
r,o,, ga to 5ooo and co,ryiog from o to IN
,nrs Zach o(.ba i,,,e., c,iinre-.,d gn,.
b,a,. to, ,;y,r .oryice to,,s,. from, aog 20
1000 and ,o,-yio, franz o 10 4 ,nn. zach
-.-
FIRts The house OF James Field lras-
burgh, was burned on the l4th inst lu'ur-
p..l.,. c.. 49,.
sosoo rs La..tc u 81. -
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,.,h...h.,l r.no..,..,, o3 to.. fi,.
t.ot p,o,,5,,.. y Y o.. poc...,,
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bank, Fall River, RI, 2si Commercial bank
Gieuns Falls n y, 5s; Bans Of Orange
County, w.. Sos
t,,v, ponnblic-@ r,,;,,i,, T., ooo.-os
,ni,s 10 ooo yo,., ,,a,oc,., by .o,4..,.
That shows how the gallant soldiers are, po-
ticalIy.
The seyera. states which have he!d elec-
uons this year give decided Republican
majority, in the aggregate popular yote.--
,,.t,- ~ 49,, ~.
- o,,,ae;oh al ,ho.,
--.----
II when Burnside was IN bad FIX IN
-. No.. W la ..-..t, ;.,, ,l.
tco,t,h., oeo,, 80 l., ,,a. dono and nm,
,,,,D. wor tho y,c,o-y
t,.,., tI-vro, - dfa5.,p.l.o3 on
ism h.. o,a,n.,'a..,;.. u.u.,s o..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-28
CORDELlA e. WEBSTER,
r.
LEANDER G WEBSEB
SUPREME COURT ORANGE COUNTY.
~ -. u 10.

March Tenn A. d.. 1855
Whersl Cordoba T.. Webster ofChclsra, in the Caun
~ Of Orange, has ned her petition addrsgled Go the Hof
oeptcnr COlit next " BE- holden 40 Ctae, "a aGl
for he Count vi Orange, on the btA Tuesday next Hilrr
the 4h Iuesdly of January, a D., 1865 setting forth
SHE has ded n rad Chelsea Tor more hsn Two
ytafs last past la. tue 23l day u September, A
ID 1885 at Lowell n the state Of Masseeulaels. che
auiy liAed lu usfriagt u LCauifr q. Wgusftf
then OF u4yerhid Mass.. by the Rev Nesoa Martin VI
SAID Lowell. Minister " the Gospel that from that tiue
Sue lsed with said Leandef O la the due add faithful
observance Of A The dutes aud obligations imposed 5y
tLe iaaaRc covenant until on about The llh day or
September, 1862, vhen the said Leandef siiuy de-
serted said peunntr and has snce elIs and sli
does refused 10 1--we with her 8nd that aatd Lfander q
Is now without the Staie ni Vermont and has gone
parts unknD~n a. the petitioner that she hi one child
BY said Leauder o. Charles Webster nos afl}
thee years old and she prys tha. p 70 divorce mat
b. granted her aud for the custody Of sAid child
the said petition having teen presented o. tne hUr,
Aaahe Peck one uf Che Justices 0fthe Supreme C1uU of
the state Vermont and t Appearing hai ule said he.
aerG Wooster without the stare ol Vermont Sc "a
ndrred that notice Of ihe psnlpncy of s. ue be- gifcn
90 said Leandcr t. - he Publication % The substance
ufsaid libel together with thus order three weeks
cessiteiy the Vermont Waterman aud state Journal
pfaled Montpelier, ia This state, the tst
VI which publications beat least six weeks previous
tue session Of the Court % which SAID libel s retlrnabc
aud The said Leander @ Is hereby ordered 10 appeal
the tern Aforesaid of said Court and suaver 10 he said
Libel
Da,eda Chelsea in Orange County. this 4th DAY Of
November, A. D. , 1862
212s AsAHEL PECK, Judge Of supreme Court
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-6OO.OOO MALE 1dAz4 q r rG MA

100000 NJ" Ad az 81 To EE sgt a LIZ
LLoInS NEw. STEEL PLATE COUNTY col
OH ID MAP or THE UNITED STATES, CANA
uAS. AND NEW RRUNaWTcK
trHw 'cccnt surveys, completed Aug o. 1862 cost
f2J ul Pc sngia'e j. and one years lime.
olp,r't 60 any $40 map ever made by Cotton 90
NicHrl ant s.' A. The los price ~ ffry cents 800.
0jl nauir- are cn rtscd on This map.
It's urt ont County Map. ont IL 10 alsoa
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAJ
pf he United states aud Canhdas cqmb.ued In one
Hctvrtu.
Guarantee any woman or man 81 to - per day. and
N take back all maps that cannot be l5ll aud ieiund
send tar 81 worth to Try.
Printed Instructions how to canvass we'll furnished
WANrED- Wholesale Agent Tor our Maps In every
state California, Canada, England, France and Cuba
fortune may be made with few hundred dollars capt.
IN LLOYD No. 1854 Broadway, N. Y
The War Department uses our Map n Virginia. Ma
ylaut and PENNSYLVANIA cost 1000 o, on which is
marked Anuctam Creek, sharpS1urgh, Maryland ghts
NHamsport Ferry, kh0rcrsviile, hollands Ford, aud
ail others the Potomac, and every other place n
MaylAnd Virginia and Pcnnsys auia or money refunded
LLOID'S GEOGRAPHICAL MAP or KENIUC.
Ky, ONO, INDiANA and ILLINOIS
Is hs only authority for Gen. Buell. aud the War Depart
ment Money refunded 10 any one finding error Ia it,
PRICE so CENTS
From the Tribune hug .
"LLOYD'S MAP or NRGiNtA. MAHYLASD K PENN
svLvANlA. The Map ia very large Us Gust Is but 25
cents. aud 1t is The best which be purchased"
LLOND's GREAT MAP OF TIE MISSISSIPPI
RlNER-Frum Actual Surveys by Capts Bart and VIM
Bowen, mississippi River Pilots. of ST. Louis, Mo,
shows evey ueu plantation And owners name from St.
Louis 20 The Gull OF Meyico-l450 mles-eyefy sand
bar island town. landing, and an places % Mile back
rom the rivsr--clored 10 counties and States. Price
~ in sheets. 81 pocket form and ~ 80 GA iuen with
oilers Ready Sept 20
NAVY Department, WAsHGSGrON, Sept H. 1852
j. L. LLoND-Sr; Send me your Nap " the Mis-
sissiIp itiver, with price per hund ed copies Rear
admiral Charles II DAVIS. commanding the Mississippi
squndfun, Is authorized % purchase maus are
qiircd Tor use ~ that squadron.
GipEON WELLS, Secretary Of the Navy
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STEAM wEEKLl

STEAM E.EKLY
- taSe ----- TO --------
IL szsfIP l. | V T. I5 p o - l..
Touching at QUEENSTOWN, Coax HAERoR) The
Liverpool Now York aud Philadelphia Steamship Com
piy intend DIES patching their uil-powered CBdebuili
Iron Steamships as follows
ETNA. SatnrifY, Nars8'bey %
CITY or tgASHINGToN Saturday, D,csm5e,. 9
KANGAROO, Saturday Dec-oibsr 10
aud every succeeding saturday, AT Noon from Pier ~
North River.
RATES or PASSAGE
FIRST CABIN $1,000 SlEERAGE, $40 90
do. to London, 1000 do. 70 Loudon, 400
d.. to Paris, 1000 do, to Paris, 800
do. to Hamburg, 1000 do. to Hamburg As CO
Passengers forwarded to Haue Bremen Rotterdam.
Antwerp, Nc, At equally low rates.
Fares rom Liverpool or Queenstown; lot Cabin 500 90,
$40 AND SIPS Steerage from Liverpool, $50 -
From Queenstown, SO. Those who wish scud Tor
These Steamers nave superior accommodations for
passengers, and carry experienced Surgeons They
built in Watetght Iron Sections and have Patent Fire
Anninilstors Oh board
por further Information apply IN Liverpool 20 WIN
INMAN, Agent, 20 Water Sueeti in Glasgow 20 WIN,
lNMAN, ST. Enoeh Square in Quceustueu 20 @. q
W d. SEYMOUR CO.. in London 20 EWES
MACY, o. King William 81. ia Paris 90 JULES
DECOuE, Place Dc Ia Bpursci In Philadelphia 90
JOHN G. DALE. III Walnut Street az the Com
pSnys Offices. JOHN q. DALE Agenf,
9043 10 Broaaioag, n ,.
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NONlCB.-The restrictions travel having been re-
moved by order 81 the Wa Department. passengers
shout TO visit Eufopc will longer be required pro
vide themselves with passports
JOHN q. DALE, Agent.
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VIENNA MATCHES,-Ihese Matches
' are the only ones usedby the Royal Families, No
bty and Gentry " ElIope and they are the only match
Is which should be used by respectable families Ia his
couit Try; being without sulphur, Odlrless, smokeeafi
vanished waterproof and beautifully oolured, Ia tancl
round boxes, and alta price which brings them INTO eot
petition with the dsagreeabr, suinoAhng phurs made
10 this country For the sick and pafor they are
an Indispensable necessity aud luxury. Imported aud
for sale, Wholesale and reiail by
]. 81 4 2. RICHARDS, 1T Commercial g. Boston,
County Merchants eall and see samples. rs 80
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- T-AT h OF VERM MT

- T A 4 T. o. V ER NJ o n r
- DISTRICT OF RANDOLPH. IS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District Of Ran
dolh To ali persons concerned in the estate Of Irene
Metcaf late Of runbddge la said District, deceased.
Greeting
Whereas, Reyuoid Way, Administrator Of the said
deceased proposes rendering account Of his admins
uaun, aud presenting his account against said estate,
for allowance. session Of said Court 10 be held Al
Caf.cA Ga said District, the 20th day Of November,
Therefore Won hereby notified appear before
said Court, at he aud place aforesaid. and show
cause. 70 any you have why the said should
be allowed
Dated az Chelsea in said district, this 81 day Of No
ycu. err. A. ID. 1852
2527 20. JONES Judge.
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1 EARN HOW TO GET INTO BUSl-
IL ness and how 70 make money BY sending your ad-
dress iof circulars 10 -
b.E9i5l. Eefior, N,t 4sE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-28

nlsSoLUTlON.-The Partnership here
J toflre existing between james LELAND and Willism
u Ashley, under the firm aud name II Leland ard
Ashley, il this day dissolved by mutual consent 10
aaArs thereof will De settled BY either Leland Ashley
Who ace author sed 70 sn In settlement aud lquldAuoh.
JAMES LELAND,
Nm II ASHLEY
waterbury. o., q lssa 1879.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-28

~ The remaining 7.30 u S. bonds,
amounting to thirteen aud half millions of
dollars were taken on the l7lh inst, the
purchasers paying 70 government premium
of a little over three per cent.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-28

VERMONT TRooPs.---All the Vermont
troops taken a Harper's Ferry, and now in
camp at Chicago, have been exchanged and
ordered to Washington. They will at once
be put into active service.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-28

Burnside says his promotion to the chief
tainshp is the last thing on which he wishes
to be congratulated, That proves him to be
sensible OF the responsibilities Of his posi-
ton
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-28

MINNEsorA.--David Blakely, Esq, for
merly Of Vermont, has been appointed Secro-
tary Of State.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-28

NEW JERsEY,-Gov Olden has appointed
Richard S, Field (Republican, we presume
L. S. Senator in place Of Senator Thompson,
deceased.