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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-10-01
AZEO 005
LIFE FILLS l. PHOENIX BiTTERS.

fENHE ESE MEDICINES have now been be
fore he cubic Tor period of lhl:y
Years and during that t'me have maintained
a high character III almost every part OF the
Globe for their extraordinary and imme-
diate power OF restoring perfect health 10
persons suffering under nearly every kind
OF disease 10 which the human frame IL
liza hle.
The foilowinY are aunong the distrsSSing .
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Ready-Made Clothing.

together with good assortment OF Yes
iIngs. His store is well filled with Good:
o, every description. His
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-11

WAsuiNoroy DIsrRIcr, Montpelier within and ,Sr
saia District, on the Both ay Of December A. D. 1851
instrument, purportng TO be the last viii and Tesla
"a ment oiALs sally Orm,nce, late OF East Montpelier
IN i DISTRICT deceased being presented the Court by
haion Pecs, the Executor therein named for Probate
~ Is oriered ny said Court, that all persons
heren be notified to appear session of said Court 70
ee hoieh at tho Probate Office in Montpelier ON the 2ls
may have, against the probate Of said viii for which
purpose further ordered that copy Of the record Of
nis order be published three weeks successfully in the
'ious to said lime appointed FOR hearing. '''
49, a true copy Of Record,
sl4 Attest, N. A. CHASE, Register.
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PROBATE COURTS.

Probate Counts, within and for the District OF Kan
dolph for the year cnsning will be holden as 1oows'
viz 49,, .r.
At the Registers Office in Brcokfeld, on the first Thurs
day in each month. , 49,,
At the Orange Ce univ HCttl II \heisea, Ch INC th
Thursday of each month
At Chadwck's Hotel In West Randolph, on the fourth
Thursday in each month.
Thursday in February. May and August,
By order of Court,
J. X. CLEAVELAND, Register
Chelsea. d acenber 81, 1851.
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Enpsasg,asa Eazfscrsoss7s Elstade.

rrHE Subscribers having besrarpoinedbylhc Honorable
I Protat= Court Tor tie District Of EGrdo'rh, Con-
mssioncrs eeeire, examine and adjust ali claims ard
demands Of ali persons asa"t he Estate CT Jonathan
Paueiso late Of bophded, in sld District, deceased,
ren;aseutcd nsoyent ard lie term of six months from
r!ie 18th dag of Dee 1861, bring allowed by said Cnuit
creditors Of SAID deccaYsd to exhibit and prove Their
respective claims hefore usgve notice tha' We :" attend
tnthe duties ol our #ppoinlnen Il d"ee house OF
the Stroud Tuesdays or FcaHary and June 'czt, a,
oc!.rk N ;hc aitctn"nn, On eacl .! shld lays
WM CHAMBERLAIN, GAMMA
DANIEL a. NOISE,
Frookfeid l'e'rn.bet %, 4 .. ISL. 3l5lN3
srAlf. or vGHMoNT,i In Probate Count, holden al
W.SHiHCToN Hi,TGcT - Montpelier, in Faid d stlct,
on lhr Sd t!y Of January, 4. D. 1862
WILSON |. sIM0NDs, Administrator If The estate Of
" Asa simonds, ,te o Roxhury in sail district, de-
cpcspd nppjct3n to said for license TO sell
the wAo I, tie real estate Of sa deceased with the con
sent and APPROPRIATION in writing of all the hars of said
sale would be beneficial to the heirs AMI tose interested
in said estate WAee'Fan, It is o!e'sd by said Con't
lat said application BE- referred the ISL. day # Janu
airy y. 1862, al the Po'aie Office in Montpelier for
hearing anI decision thereon aud iii nrterofdcred that
all frr$o"s lnte eSted, be notified Eeret by publication
1" notice OF this application and ;aer thereon, three
weeks Snccrs>!vcIy in the Green Nonntln freeman,
printed at Not petr, before said lime Of hearing, that
ikey may appear at said time aud aud, if they
ca1st. ohjcc. thereto.
aljw3 Attest N. A. CHASE, Register.
W,sn'Se on pi.ra,cr s. ,ionpe in said a,.ct,
tie Sd d>y Of January, A. D. 1862
INA ARMS, Executor of the last will and of
Al JAN AticE, late of i)nXbuty in SAID district de
asei presents lis admin sraon account 70. eyamiHa
ton aAd allowance, and axes application for decree Of
distributor and partition OF the Of sail deceased
Nkcrcn il is oTtedby said Court hat said account and
aid apple on be reiened to session If said Coru he
held alhe Probate Office in said Montpelier, the tn
day If January, a. b. let2 for hearing and GrcIs
til reon and it rs further '.deIrd that heeoi be
given t"aI persons interested By publication Of the
three ks successfully in the Green Mountain Freeman,
newspaper ntsed Monlpcl.cr previous to said time
appointed for itaring, thai they may appear shd time
ard p'ace, and so" cause, II any they may have, why
said should not be allowed, aud such decree
made BY .ha Court.
3l5,3 4 i'!;AG.
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Orc1a WlacatOn,s Esfase.

'iE subscribers having been appointed by the Uonora-
blt Probate Court for the District Washington com
demands Il" all persons against The Estate Of Oen When
ton ie OF Barre n said district deceased represent.
e" iiI'"ea, and the term OF six months from lie 2b
aayof ecenher 1861, being allowed y said Cotrl to the
ceurs ~ said deceased TO exhibit and prove
i've CLAIMS before Give notice thai we will IN
ne % n"r appointment AT the late dwelling hnuse of
Ofem "hetihn IN Barre. in said district, on In,
ith TuesaN Of February and June next at 10 ncock in The
turenoan, on each Of SAID days
AFR tllAM PAGE,
hNhRoa BRADFORD, COMMITS
Janpulp ist. !. y. 1861? a1sr,o
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN
SipnnsOn HayS' Estate.

nlHE subscribers having een appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court Tor the District of Washington comms
sioners TO receiy examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands of oil persons against the estate OF Simpson nays
late OF Mddlesex in said district deceased represented
nsolvent and the Of six months from the ISL nay
January 1862 being allowed by said court 10 the cred
ors of said deceased exhibit and prove the'r re-
specve clanls before Give notice, that we VIII al
tend to the duties of our appointment at the Inn nf
william, simonds in Middesex said district. on the
first Wednesdays Of February and July next, at O'Clock
in the forenoon, each If said days
GEO. II. LEWIS, Com,rs
A. h. CHAMBERLIN,
MidtllcSex. Jan 1st A d. 1862. 3l5iw3
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LADIES es&k'a'EE2 zs007,
A litte glove stirs NJ ny hear Dis tij.f st!rc,.
4 snow-white muslin, Win It ti., makes aa.-.,.
notion
ali sorts of aly hgina thrill ny 'e..;n7s. a. H. T..
But little female satcr loot5 a:e Gea.h s,t
Shorter!
and jus; 20 pa, yen = your ....l
III give you, short and brief.
4 small hotel cAre.iercc
Which filed ny h,art wilh 2ri.f:
Last summer at Tire a,ilon HOTEL
stopped q week more,
Aii married two . boot. ecs': every ,,..-
Before my phbo's door,
Two boots with p..ent leather ss.
Two hoo's which seemed To- say.
s. An angel trotS aiounl in u.s.,
They stole my heart away:
And often in my nightly dreams
They swept before NY face,
lady growing out Of them
As flowers grew from vase
But ali one morn saw sigh.
Which struck me like stone
Some other name was on th~ book
Those boo;s were not alone.
great tall pair Of other boots
Was standing by their side
And OF they walsed one afternoon
And with the IN walke1-a bride
Ladies' comment is unnecessary
Those Cater Boots came from
3. q, PAGE
Where caa b; founl a: all times large assortment
Ladies, Misses and ChiIdrcn's Boots
and Shoes CT the latest French Imported WORK.
Also, of our manufacture
Ladies and Gents Ba.moraI Boots. tnev svb
Misses and Chdren's
Boys and Youths
Also the celebrated UNION BOOT, an in iac,a
general assortneutof
Boys and Mems Boots and Shoes.
Thick AID Thin.
We fre the sole anufacturers On
PIumers Cele brate1 Patent las.
CUSTOM BOOTS MADE TO iii.
We can't be beat in Style, Qualify ' ri..:
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND RTBBEhl
for the Trade at the LOWEST PRICES. az usas,
E- l. BASE CALI
i. q. PAGE,
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Probate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, pRoB4TE COURTS within
saA will be holden at the Probate Cihct, IN Montpeler III
said District on Tuesday Of each week. during the year
en- suing Persons having business with said Court are re-
ouested to attcn to the same said court days.
T. r. MERRILL, Judge.
A,anr lr
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INNae'n'E dIhi.

7sIiIS 5 to certify that have sold 20 my son, Edwin
/ lamb. hi. time during the remainder of his minority
and shall claim Of his earnings pay any debts
Of lis contracting after this date. SAMUEL LAMB.
Attest, RUFUS RICHARDSON.
Braiu.ree, Dec. I 1861. fw2S
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Office.

IT HE undersigned you'd give notice that tho M.,,,
h"sness wan be continued and cond icttd By him eli
1jr ~ at the old sand at NorthGeid.
Sorthteid, Dec. T. 1861. d&wIw EW.BoW.
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WHEREAS, my wife, Sarah NJ. Cha tteiton, has lett my
w bed and board without just provocatlon,
this is notify all persons that shall pay no debts OF
her contracting after this date n-o
FIFIEID S. CHATrERTON.
tfancocl, Dec I 1851 3lSfw3x
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Trs ms Going south and East.

Leave Montpelier :, Is M. 90 p. II. and Il 45 p
ALL TRAIN leaves 81. Adams at 6,25 Buflingio
M 100 H., connecting al White River Juhcii with
trains fof from Wells; River 50. Jnhnsbury aud III
tctun aud with Nor tne r. r. for Bos'ou Low ell, Wnr-
cPs!er &C., aud connecting Bellows Fills with Eesi-
ire Z. X. fer Enston and with Vermont Valley r. oi
Springfield, Now iaven and New York, arriving in New
York at To- Is P. n.
hCCoMoD ATUH TRAIN leaves Rousc's Point at So A
f.: burlington and No.thficll.
NIGHT Express TRAIN leaves OGdcusbutg at II 80 "
hion ga at $3.50 houses Point I'll 10 p ", arri7
lhg al hitrS"E ri go in Bottom al $40 ~ con
meeting al Bellows Fails with Cheshire K R. 70: Boston
ie'd and Nc" Haven and arriving IN New York ut %
?. NJ
Trains Going Nott and West.
Leave Mont PETER AT ) cS 10 NJ. and 100 P. ".
MAIL TRAM leaves Boston at I30 NJ. via. Lowell,
Lawrence or Fichburg. Leaves Sprin sfed at 725 NJ
bellows FAILS at % p NJ. connecting at While hiver
Juncii vita Northern Z. K. from Boston and with Pa
sumpSic L. r. tor and from st. nsbury and li,tcton
arriving ut Burlington al 100 \. and ST. Adams at T..
~ r. NJ, and lodge.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Mortified at .25 !. H.
ana Burlington at l0S5 NJ, for Rouses Point nd Mon.
Hsa' arriving at Burlington at ll.4O and a, Montreal at
SEQ IN, "
NIGHT EXPRESS TRatN leaves Reli rvs Falls AK
RECEIVING passengers from Vermont Valley r p ,a,r;n
ne" ork at oU0 A. NJ, and from Cheshire r. n cnnn.c
S at mite River juno ton with train leaving Huston NJ
. p ~ via Lowell or Lawrence. Leaves Win. Hiyer
'"Hc'oh at Lob p NJ, arriving at Burlington NJ 5os
A. NJ Rouses Point at 40 A. NJ, Montreal NJ IN M
ana Osdensbuigh at2 90 NJ, connect ny win c,.na
trunk trains Tor Detroit, Chicago and the West
'Fep'ns cars a re attached 10th the nigh, x
Trains uhii!ng between kouses Point ard Boston
lhonsl lickets tor Chicago and the .ye,t FL, coll, ~,
the principal stations ' 'o' ea'e y
st. A,baus Y, II, ,sc, G. MERRILL, sup'L
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JAN. IL, 1862

r. hI0 LINZ m e III l.
III o. l Wv
Tile DrsCny
GREAT EXTERNAL HEnA
ron rnruMATIsM, GOVT, NEURALGIA, Ky hUM-
BaGO. STIFF MECH AND IOiNIS ." p pMhis"'
BRUISES. CUTS AL ~ D y ~ .TIC
1LAp ANp j S Z. ,SG bisoRDERs.
=, C,.Io,, S,,eot of Counccticut,
Dr. n''p" ,sr ~, 'c' United states.
fn'" m L et,o,f Mt fonuprfjcNt
Df' ,'epte" ~ r' Syr'ts intaIite L.oiment
- 'ne a. C,noo,,e T,EnIEb{e Imminent
IT. '''0ft' ' "n,oo',, In,aIiabe Iinimcnt
Is tne auIhof u I.jGJL. T;,;,,ont
O|. o'ooeS -,y ,o,,or fails.
CuTTs "' Ct;n To- C,jJ;6Io Jj2,;u1ezt
DT. OUttt i"JAIe'o'o
Is g Ger ain rcmeny for Neuralgia.
~. S,r,ey'< |DfGifJf2 Eln!WGRt
H'. N c,JJ ;roe 3i,tol,
Cures buIis al u 7o""' MI ?.t
Dr.. SUCet $ ENj0Gf0'c IAtHtMt"t
,,,ba host known remedy for prainS end Eruees
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'Co,I 'Vl8I AUX 'llooloM

GMcIG COL 't6l ACN ++''l'M
'NOLGHLLtHD X HFuVS s
'p7snLl 5uiup u! p7Aaaq 90 o. 2ou S! on ioJ !t
5uA79q unauIl su!p1U suosIod liz HJlou o4 $! s!ll
ID 10 osnUo lsuf ,aC!M piuoq pu3 PED AW "A
ll9l ss4 'UolI9;lgqD s og!d pugqsnl AW 'sVHaHHUA
v.b.kEhae&I
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s.FaseE:sGi<ssA Notice .

THIS is TO certify that have this day given my Son. H.
G. Carpenter. his time during the remainder OF his
minority, and a claim of his wages nor pay any
debts Of his contracting after this date.
SANFORD CARPENTER.
Attest, MAS. C. CARPENTER
Dec 81 1261, f3l5Wj*
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W,a', o or vhEHMoNr In rrobae Count, held
', 'ii dloS Dsrnicr, S. Montpelier, within and for
Instrument, pufp0nng TO lie the last win and Tesla
~ meht GEORGE baisdeIl late Of PA nfeId In said
Inct decrased. being presented to the Cout by e. H.
"' =, u, me executor therein named tof Probate:
IL Is "dered b, said Court that all persons concerned
"' We hoiihcd IL appear III session of said Cn RI to
DC hoioen at the Probate Office IN .unpeiirr on the
Jay OF Jan. 1862 aud show cause, If any they ray
se aeain"t e probate of said WlFor whic. pu rpose
90 iee weeks succcssvey in the Green alonn-
tan fieemai printed at Montpeer previous To said time
"pPo n.eo ioi nearing. Atrue copy Of record,
oif Attest 7. X. MERRILL. JUDGE
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.L%nEiCA.

IIS is to certify that have This day given
JOSEF III e Sargent and Truman II. Sergeant, their
time duriug the remainder Of their minority, and shall
claim Of their earnings pay any debts Of their
contracting after this date. -
JOSEPH SARG.ANT.
A,
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GeDs'gc Cd. aesssrey,s uI>fnfe

'hE sG",cribat-, hlg - zen appointed by Il g iion
L o't3's Ptohnr Enai, Tor the District Of RapGoph
"h'"ohciH 10 receive ,eNah ne .aud ud All claims
@ ueHtHds 81 all pe'suGH, against he Estate Geo O.
H'dif' y ile OF F,iamStDwn in said District deceased
represented ihauv"n. iGd She term q. SIX months from
thr -Jh dty 81 NoveEhar, 4. y. 1851 beng allowed BY
'dd 'oIrt othe creditors 81 said eiseh
Prov Ntf respective ciaEi>be!o,e give ulice that
dwelling hoase Of Aursiia Godfity in WiiliIutoln In
n n'nct' on the IA day Of May next, ats O'clock IN
IN" forenoon On sad day.
ALVIN SMITH, icom,,s
D. D. MARTIN, Com'rs.
hamstown. Dec. 2, 4. b. 1861. 3i4rw3s
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VS. VS. g. ~ #o'ol'60G:URy. { conmr's.
Mortified, Dec 80, 4. D. ls6l. 3l5lo3
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-17
SrIettr0 MllsteIlanp.

A Defense of General McCIeilan.-The
speech of Hon. $. =. Cox, of Ohio, i'm
RepIy TO his Colleague, the Hon.
and Rev. John A. Guriey
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-17

VIII be sent by mail OF express TO subscribers It any point
for fifty cents a month, OF six dollars year
All subscriptions invariably in advance. Address
ELDER, HARDNESS 4 BINGHAM. pills
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-10-21
SAGINAW.
The Salt Discoveries Of Michigan.
Correspondence of the Chicago Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Oct. 6, 1862.

Correspondence of the Chicago Tribune
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Oct. 8, 1862
The cutting off of the supply of
Southern salt, in consequence of the
rebellion, and, as another consequence
of the rebellion, the increased duties on
imported salt, have conspired both to
create scarcity of salt in the market,
and to raise the price to figure never
reached before. will not gratuitously
say that the feeling in the salt market is
unreasonably intense. 1t will be known
before the close, or it not then, before
the opening of navigation in the spring,
how tho prices may range. But the
question of high or low prices of salt
cannot but be materially effected by the
greater or less quantity that Saginaw
shall manufacture. Already-and these
works have not been in operation two
years-the quantity produced here has
been felt widely. And it is not too
much to say of them, that, had they not
been at work, the people would now
have great difficulty in getting a single
barrel of salt, and that had not this salt
been discovered, the growers Of pork
and the packers in the Northwest would
soon experience hard times, indeed
There is no longer any question as to
the extent on the salt lands. They are
between forty and fifty miles in length,
stretching from the bay westward to
where the Chippewa River pours into
the Tittebewassee, and even ten miles
icy ond, and in breadth extending for
more than thirty miles, the whole coun.
try thus bounded forming an enormous
basin that is full and constantly filling
with so and 90 per cent. brine. Bore
anywhere in this immense field to a
depth Of 500 feet, and this brine is found
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-10-21

he yesterday visited the grave of Boone,
barring no doubt upon the subject. The
grounds are in a dilapidsted condition.
A regiment is stationed near there
which is this moment pouring vollies of
musketry into the ravines of the vicin.
ity that echoing and re-echoing as they
do, must awaken one from any sleep
but his last. Another regiment occu.
pies high bluff upon our right, anoth-
or upon oui left and another in rear.
A brigade lies between us and the river.
We learn that FIVE hundred OF our men
were taken few miles from here some
days since, and again that five hundred
of our Michigan Fuseliers have of late
been taken, still we doubt. The day
before we came in here the rebels oc.
cupied the place, Bragg, Kirby Smith,
with eleven more of their Generals, were
here, they iuaugerated Governor and
left. The stores being shut, public
houses scant Of food, ETC., leave us in
some doubt as to the character OF the
town. We were the same at Shelby
vile, but the sick with our surgeon left
there tell us that tho citizens there
turned out en- masse at the supposed
approach of rebels. Our march here
was hard one. We this morning are
called to mourn the death Of Lieuten.
ant Earl. Though apparently robust,
we were confident that he was overdo.
ing after learning many miles back the
nature Of his disease. We all, even
those of the shortest acquaintance with
him, feel deeply his loss. AS an officer
called to the command of his company
by the sickness of his Captain, he has
not been excelled by any in the regi
ment. AS Captain he acted truly the
father of his company, repeatedly carry.
ing hlrnself, the knapsack of weary
soldier and doing all that one could to
encourage his men in the arduous duties
which for their bleeding country's sake
they had taken upon themselvoe. As a
companion in arms we all esteemed him
most highly and shall ever regret the
day that called him away from
those deeds, more noble if possible than
deeds of valor, and his generous spirit to
the God who gave it.
After his arrival here he was well
cared for at the Franklin House of this
place. A few days since we were sad.
deued by the intelligence of the death
Of Capt. Norville, to-day we mourn bis
First Lieutenant, his Second we hope
will survive the hardship of the war, he
is now convelescent and on his way
from Louisville to his company.
Our Captain still acts as Major. Our
First Sergt. Davis is Quartermaster of
the Regiment. Our Third, Paine, dc.
tailed on duty with the Brigade Quar-.
termaster, and Co. B seems to be quite
generally detached on special duties of
all kinds.
This place is much smaller than we
anticipated, having only about $500 in.
habitants, the Capital, State Prison and
Arsenal are all crowded into the town
.. We are expecting marching orders.
w. A. L.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-10-21
MERCHANTS'
Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CASH CAPITAL, - 100000

E.THoMAs LoBDELL, See'y.
MARK HOWARD, Pres'k
NOTICE Is hereby given that the agency of the
IN Merchants Insurance Company Of Hartford,
for Saginaw county, has this day been transferred
TO the Undersigned who will hereafter promptly at
tend TO and conduct the business of that company.
This company stands A No. l, as will be seen by
referring 10 the statements Of the Troy fire, which
occurred few weeks since; $4,000 was paid
promptly by this company at that time Those de-
string risks taken can do no better than TO insure in
this company. III. 9. BURT; Agent
East Saginaw, June "a, 1862.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-10-21

1t is reported that the War Depart
ment viii allow drafted men twenty
days in which to procure substitutes.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-10-21
Fredcrick unssbacher. M. ID.

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON a oBsTETRIcIAN
Residence, VIM. strnsburg's Forrest City House
East Saginaw. Mich. Cffice hours, from 10 TO IL
O'clock NJ, and 5 to o'clock p. NJ
EGf- Please leave orders at J. Schoen's Drug
Store, Water street.