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NEW YORK RIARKRr-nareh a1

NEW YORK MAREET-llaroh 81
lAX FELEaBAFH.I
FI0UR-Market rather more sctivo and some
more disposed % realize
sales lO,6O bbs At S5,90aB az for superb us ststs
0sstsru; sS,s0n5,6O for common 70 medium eEtrs
west rn S6,66A6 Is for shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; S5s5a6,7B for trade brnndS
CANADA FII5UK- MarEsi q Sas5o Hrnsr With
modarate demeDd. SALES 800 bbls a. fS,a5Gs,5o Tor
RYs F5OUH@ESrkstq quiet and steady. Sales
= C;aasH NH 'iSRAT.-Ip modoera's rsqrs,t. Sales
SO bbls at $3.50 for Jer1eJi Ss,iS0220 for Brandy.
WHTRKY-Markst opsned quiet and closed
heavy and dfooping. Sales 400 b5s ct 2le2e, chiefly
~ wa 111Tf ss-Markst rather hrmsr With some ex
uoTt iuouirS; Transactions are ste-ialy IestTe ed
statS AZ sI.sn tOa bush amber Michigan o. 81, ,S5i
8 5an bush ranaha cinb at tl,23.
0'RRV-WSrFst QUIT vt sOasle for state and west
RARTRY-Very sssTos and arm At sOaFs3c
CORN -Msrkrt advanced about Ic = bnsh, with
81 Suah a. sIss7r for miEsi Ws4'eTn 10 store, sec
delivered; as7o for jersey yeeH, &c tnr Inferior
OATS -MaTkat Htiis drmer. Sales at s704Oc
for JeTse =, TAnado, western and state.
OORREE- market Is duli and nOminAlU IN
sUGGR-Markst for raw Is very firm and en-
auiry snof. Sales l.ioo hhds Cuba at 6H97eSi B9
P0R K@RaTkot coptinuss heavy and prices With
out quotable chaERs; the tendency 10 downward :
sales 2t5G hbs ct Sl2.750lS % for me8a; 4l2b@l4n
FOR pine mess: 9l0no6lO50 for prime. Included IN
the sale are lO bbla deliverable ron the 18th
u Msy 70 the iEt OF snd l00 bbls do delivers
bic in all Jrne, both It sail ~ option, e. sls0.
HRFF-MR ket quiet aud a-eedys ealea $50 bbla
at g. 51b60 coantry prime; s. 5500 SO0 for rountTy
mess; Sl7 o0@ls6O for repacEed m5s8i VlS,75@ll5O
70 extra mess.
PeIS MESS BEEF-MSrkst quiet at $500
a2l %.
RFEF HARTa-Market steady At GIT,n0aI7.60.
CIT Rf EAFa-In fair demand. Sales li0paek-
ages at 4 SIC for western and city Ehonlders, the
latter an extreme price; bkA7c for DO hams. In
cludinR sai . of western shoulders 20 dry salt fog
A Auri and-hay delivery sellers option, at prices
within the TanOc.
4kfSSS-sIdss firm. ssIes 5nO boxes at s5<c for
Cumberland cut; 6Ae for long ribbed; Tea75sc FOL
short do 7e for short clear. Also sales Of 50 hhdl
western rou0h Pides ct So.
LARD In god demand at firm prices. Hales
2enn nhla at 7sS0sHo.
for atata
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AetIng Brls. Gen. TyIsr's OmeIai Report
Of the Battle near Winohesser.
HEADQUARTERS 80 BRIQAD1, OA1P HHAR +
sTRAssuasK, March 23d, 1882. I

Actiug BrIs. Gen. TyIsr's OmeIai Report
Of the Battle near Winchester.
HEADQUARTERS 80 BRIQADs, OA1P HHAR
sTRAssuRsK, March 2Sd, 1882. !
Nathqs Kim5aI Colonel Commanding Shield
DieiaiOa
SIR Ny command left camp Shields ct
IL o'clock A. n 23d March, reaching the
toll gate south of Winchester Just as our bat
teries were opened upon the enemy. Re-.
naming In column short time, received
your order to strike the enemy on his left
flank with my brigade, composed of the 7th
Ono, Lieut.. Col. Creighton; 29th Ohio, Col
Buckley; 1st Virginia, Col. Thobarn 7th
Indiana, Lieut. Cheek, and l9th PeunsyiTs-
MIA, Col. Lewis. The order was executed
with the 7th Ohio on the right, 29th Ohio on
the left, 1st Virginia in the center, 7th In
diana on the right wing, and 10th Penn
sylvania on the left wing, advancing In col
umn Of Divisions. When within easy mus
ket range, the enemy opened fire upon Us
with his Infantry force, consisting Of 3 regi-
ments. The reception was warn enc and
80 heavy firing was Il that ! ordered up the
reserve ct once, when tbs sction became gen.
eral. The are of the enemy was poured in
upon us from behind a stone wall, with ter
ribls effect; yet the column moved forward
driving them from their cover into an open
wood, when our men gave them o shower of
leaden hail. The timely arrival Of the l4th
Indians, Lieut Col Harlow, Ia this unequal
contest, was Of immense service, followed
ssthsy were soon after by the s4th Penn
sylvauia, Col. Murray, 18Th Indiana, Lent
Col. Foster, and still later BY the 67th Ohio,
Lieut. Dol. Yoris, and 9th Ohio, Lieut. Col.
Patrick, routing the enemy just as tWilieht
was fading into night leaving his dead and
WUunded on the field. We took from him
one six and one -tEalVe FOUNDER gun, with
their caissons, and about 30o prisoners. The
loss of the enemy In killed and wounded
could nat have been less than SEQ.
To speak Of the heroic acts Of those engaged
in ths battle would require too much space
in this brief report. The officers and men
behaved as calamity as ever men did, and
are entitled to great credit. The field ofi-
GERS Of the different regiments exerted them
selves manfully, many Of them having their
horses shot under them early in the engage
ment, others seriously injured. They preSss
cd forward with their men determined 20
conquer or die. Wien ell did 30 well, and
showed SO much daring bravery, it would be
unjust to mention one without mentioning
ali. That officers and men discharged theiT
duty, the result plainly shows, and TO them
belongs the victory.
To acting Asst. Adj. Gen. + 8 QGAy, and
ABIDE Camp Lieut.. Henry Eaton, Of my
staff am greatly indebted fer the prompt
performances Of their respective duties -
Herewith hand you report Of the dead
and wounded Of my command.
All Of which are respectfully submitted.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
EB. TYLER,
Col. Con. Sd Brig. Shield Division.
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WHISKY "UFsEF." There was great COM
motion among the whisky dealers at Oincin-
matt, growing out Of the amendment 70 the
tax BILL making all liquors on hand, when
the law takes eject taxable. The interest
lett In this matter ct Cincinnati may be In
ierred from the fact that about 20, 900 barrels
OF whisky are hsldOn speculation, which the
owners expected to hold free of duty, to be
sold d-at 81 advance whsutbe law takes eject.
This would, under retroactive Law, ,psy duty
.of $42O,O 600. II an the other hand, it should
be eIempt Il would pay prois OF q quarter
Of q million. A delegation Of dealers were
70 60 forthwith to Washington to remon-
state. The news upset the Market o9m-
pletelv
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N.Y. sTOOK MARKBT-March 81.
TBT FuLEgBArHI
ss0NEY-Markst scarcely 50 activs and rates
easier; call loans making at SAT D cent; discounts
on ur ne paper rance from RnT 3 cent.
STE EQLTNG EXCHANGE-Little fFm6r-
nl@lllN for merchants and lll&@il2 for bankers'
bills.
C70GD-Amsrican frmer. Sales at IHaIA p
osnt premium. California gold bars firm at iN@2
3 cent premium.
: The sEgTsaste o. specie held BY banks in New
York r. $50 s4l sn2
Sales United States g 1881 IS; $40 Treasury Notes
9eM,
SEOCH8-Market better and more doing. Chi
cago HOok Island h5A; MilWaukea 3 Prairie du
Chen 2; Cleyeland Toledo 81; Illinois Genital
scrip 6l4; Michigan Central Eb5S Erie s6Hs Erie
p-eterTed 607s: Pacific Mall 97(; Illinois Central
bonds "a; nlinoia var Loan s8Ai United States g.
VI Eogisfered 9s; Uuitad States IS 81 coupons e5;
Misss ri O. SIX S Kentucky s. ss<; Tennessee 6s
New York State 6s Ia
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4 suaeEsT1on.-A retired see captain
suggests that The tower Of the Ericsson
be ttery Mentor should be covered with
eoRting Of soap end talloW-euoh as is ire
On emily put on ships bottoms-WhiOh would
present Q perfectly smooth surface and
greatly increase the ehsnce Of shot Rlsne-
Ing Of u they hit the vessel.
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Gen. Grant was 90 surs Of Fort DOnslson,
that On. The evsRtful Saturday night he or.
oerea The Postmaster 70 have his mails
5eaog % deliver tbs next day in the fort.
me EostnAateF was surprised bue Obsdient,
ana "a hour ai,sT the troops entered they
reosiVad thair mall from an o. s. P. o. n
Ne fort
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E.rra 1aylps having been nomiaa,sator
SsEstary Of Legation 70 Rusais, the Nav
XoEk Tribune ssyH;
"It il Ginpls justice to Ar. Taylor 70 state
that be has not sought this nor I've presumel
any other pCsti that hs went recently "a
WashiHge0n 10 report for rs the battles which
WeFo expected to have ere this been SpuVbt
b hat quaEteri ara that should be sccsut
thIB blacs, be viii % 90 af serious psc1si.
~ noridcaIs
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PAINTING.

DOR NIUE PAINTING, GO no
That fSsneh RHTTE ZINC has come. Just the
right thing Ior Painters and iaaide VOL Il every
sSiisBs nc. o.SlHOEEMAE's BLOCK.
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r OVIAS FOOT, A NONRESIDENT OF
said State, aud one OF the defendants IN the
lbu9s aetiOu, Is hereby notified that on the 10th
day Of February, A. ID. 1852, said plaintiff filed
bis petition IN the Clerks Once Of said Court Of
Common Pleas, setting forth therein that said
defendant, RaWson i Foot b indebted to plain
tit on judgment recovered before Justice Of
the Peace IN the sum Of st93 .s5, (oOsts OF suit
So ,70O with interest; that on the 18th of Decem-
Der, 1859, q transcript Of said Judgment was fled
in said Clerks once, and thereby from that date
becsme lien on the following described premi-
ses, belonging to said RaWsOn Z. Foot: Situate
IN Dover township, In said County and State, and
known BY being part Of lot NO. 81, and bounded
on the east, south and west by the east south aad
west lines Of said lot 10 %; and cn the north By
lands owned and set on 20 Emiline Foot, cor
taining hfty.tWo acres and twenty eight rods Of
land. That said RawsOn I Foot, on the 23d day
Of april, A. D. 1858, executed and delivered 70
said LOyias Foot mortgage eesd Of said Premi-
se8 TO secure the payment Of two notes, one for
SIG 90 IN one year, and another note for S25S,TB
IA two years from said 2sd day Of April but that
said mortgage, though unsatisfe6 on the record
in Recorders Once Of said County, u wholly can.
cellsd and said notes are paid, and that neither
said LOVias Foot or his assigns have any lien on
said premises BY reason Of said mortg 'gs indebt-
edness. WhereuPon plaintiff praYs that the pri-
ority Of liens may be determined, sale Of said
premises ordered and money brought in to Court
Tor distribution
Said defendant, Lovias Foot, must answer said
petition by the sIst day Of May, A. D. 1852, or in
default, this aVerment Of said petition as to him
Will be taken a. confessed
ALBERT. sLADE.
aprl3sT Attorney for Plaintiff.
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UE.RVELAnD PRODUCE nAHHET,

pA-A AAfeplD AAAOBDGh AAALAANe
.tf MoRNIEa LEADER OFFICE,l
TUEaDAY m0aEiEs, April I, i567.
FLCUR-1ho market yesterday was dull IN.
changed, and We have no sales to report
WHEAT Market steady and frrd at 5I,saaI,og
Tor rel, and Sl.050I.O7 for white. Sale of ear
white at sl,u7.
OORN-MarEst steady. sAlo Of or at 100 on
ira
OATS Sac Of ezr on track at sc.
HIGHWINEs-salo Of 50 bblS at 2lo. Selling
IN q small way at &c.
BUTTER-searOo and higher. Good to choice
lots asll freely on arrival At q raass OfI4eI7o.
CHEESE Steady At BasKo.
LAHD-sAle ofIl kegs at &c.
EGGs-Dull and lower. Sales Of 10 bbls ai o..
and 30 do at So.
POTATOEs-sals Of 800 bu'h at $50.
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BOARDING..

DOARDiNG.-A FEW BOARD
~. 2is5 81 bSSsdi61 q s = oSss.sssd.
nao
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PIANOS.
B00TS And SHOES.
N Q a $ H

NV Q A 8 4
BOOT AND sHOR HOUsE,
No, liz BANK SEEERR.
We would desire % call "a attention Of al thai
come 70 this market 70 cur
MEW STOGK OF BOOES 4 SHOHS
that w are nov reooving rom some Of the largasi
and lest Manufactures daily % sell Tor
CASH, AND CASH 0NLT.i
Our ssosk ooniistS Of Meas, Boys Youth's a..
FHiOK KIP AND CALF BOOTs
Mems. BeYis and Youtli's BroRann.
VrOllTE'H CALF, KIP, EN- NAmELEn. COAT Avn
KID BOOTEKB.
MISSES OALF AND KIP BOOTWFg
QHIEDlS CALI, KIP, KID GOAT BOOTFrua
LADIES' DOUBLE-S0LE KID 3 OIIOTH
GaitsTa q Pplendid Shoe for this season of ne VrS
sud Al the staple goods usually found IN fhi5 line
We can also iurOiah INFANTRY and OhVaT,RV
BOOTS. b having two weeks notice, one hu1fros
oassB pr month Of aimodt any Datturnc az ~ M.
nishod tbs samples Of which We shall s. 1Irlra4 a
GhcW % those who wish 70 contrast.
- HOW come ell you Boot and Shoe Denlarr ana
aEamins cur stock Ter yourselves and ieWo1t taks
Boo6 ana ehoss-fTol haGe the mn1sT.
Os1aisnd. BsSt. % IsJliRIi
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- n - oe1-IrrTAb = PRINTINO.

=. Ft.AlH AND ORHAlaEGTAb PkAatiHe'
~ Plain aud ornamental rie.sl s,srt Sl ~ ~
c -7i - n the latest M proved snd nlos. ratiS
49, r--7s in tho host ulTlel On short nQtioe ~
~. ',StrT Particular attention patd 70
bi.1F MI. EV0rY description Of hind.pA soR3e,
s9s@ri,llV Tlnnk Euoa1, kedHefA soaEA-A-t Ne..F
q a-s-7 Hnotiglnr loofa. -. 90
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OOMMEROIAL.


Prssident--J. Z. WEATHERhK.
Vica frea't--M. y. BoorT. Trsasnror-K. n Lgoa
pnlJfoau.
4, y. Ulafk, a, Gaia, Il. 8. Davis 3. Bfoahril, n.
heFVayi a. }. BogEe1s 3 y. Lcsitf.
kuFhagns.
g. y. Leatsv, =. q. Hnsasr y q. 1ayts
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WlhIEl

WANTED.-sEVFRAL WELL
w secured 10 2 cent. MUETqAGE Is, rang
ing from $500 TO LOO For particulars enc lre Of
or addrOaS, ". q, sC0FIELD 4 Cos
Great "a egtarn Oh n orfF,
mArs1 los Sc. Clair street,
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CHICAGO mAaKKT-aIaroh 81

-r fBY THLnaRhpHsl
FLOUR-Market dull and heavy.
VII EAT-Markef lc higher: IKE for No 1.
GfafERt-MaThae 5f6a1c higher.
EEss PNRK-Marksts steady at SlO,75.
HOGS Market dull
RROEIETs-2,0Oo bbis fsur; 2 800 bush wheat;
9 ea0 hush corn
KxOHANGE-UnehanEsd. Gold , cent
nHanlnm.
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RERDY-MADE CLOTHING.
TIE FAIR INEzi
On TB1 LoHB LADY OF EEn ORnnOE 0LBIs.
OOHTIhUED.

OOHTIhUED.
CHAPTER XI--THs EHaAsHHEET,
The pirates in body waite on Captain WEightnsxt
And tn Z noble Captain O'MuIligan dId say;
ave now appsar before yoH IA our eha'ns and On
To ask OfyOS . fsvOr, which do grant, sir, If you
We hesr that you are going to take US to New York,
Where Barnum ia in wasting with mighty great
To 7lcb rs n hiu Mussam with tbs 'What Is IT.
and Tillman,
TO foil into hia Golfers m re quart rs, II he can.
william ltllman Is theeolsred man Wno killed some
who 6sd 81 vessel captured while sailing en- the
We dOo'I want to BE- exhibited With him, Hlr, and
We pray
That you viii ehsngs your course, sir, and 60 some
other way" f
'iIfhs HI L. o1a 6arnum, rather Euf pact be Wi'
Said the ssgaciouI pirate " twill make Tour that ho
And thsa be smiled quite sWestlg but for BIS Isity
The Oapting Of the Jane Gray aid ssOld hlE heart
But 70 G'mulHgans appeal he cOula not shut his
30 10 the IhOrs Of Jersey at Ooo his asot did ntes
-r (OOETIEUED.J
The patrons Of Union Hall and the public IN gsn
ersl viii pl ase taze notc3 that nov oner1ng
the sreaEt st Bafgain1 in
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aEa gpasdT IN action citan a-sctinV cure ir q ~
daTH, and when curo q 6iaotad q Ia paInar1rt-i
They are prepared irnn vegetable eEtr1cta that -
harn1ie.a On the gg8tHE1, and never naussa11 ~
3tomacii cr impragnate tho bralths l1d beng -
g1r eoatsdr al nau1aoua taIt8 is avoided. NocfanF
q diet 3 necos EafE ghiis lang thanI nor doaIths
sction interiera with bnaines9 pursuits. hart foE
sfaER@. 81 u el..sAs
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MEDICAL
nH KEELER'5
AH0DTEE
AND EXPEgTORANT CANDY

FeEthe eurs Ct InddmElstion of t1s L1tlzl, Cough,
Asthma, UTous, WhOop ug-CouFh. lHduenEa. Pain
20 ths BrrEst, 10 alEy ef Brosfhing. Hoarssaas1,
rFonchitiE luct5isnE " = gunl pson and the raiei
81 eonsumptiVs raEf-nts in advanced stagol of the
seese II ishlso q zoFcreign kennedy ln 81 clges
who're Parss orio Cord alG ad I'D uel a. 90 ne
Will Be- apD eciatcd ) thgss she have z HliEs f5f
gives O. tahing otAtf Ena dlcin8. Children. efteE
taking Il ohce, VIII irsaueuily ssk for it aEaln.
sold b. Dr. o. j EEkLrH
FnarfffflT n ruhIfr snnr1a
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CRAWL, ETBICfU8le, aisd aF7EJffTUFs OF ~
kIDhHl8 and BIfApDER
which hng baau used bg srWaris az
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W. In ouyahoga Cou
BGw'on L. Foot and Court Of Common Pl
LoVias Foot, et a. de. Stats Of Ohio,
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OFFICIAL.

d" TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Feb. 4, 1861.
L OLDERs OF BONDS Of the United States dated Aug.
TO- 1901 and payable three years from date hereby no
fed that provision made for the Coupons Of semi annual
interest which became due the 10Th instant, in coin,
agrecaby their by the Treasurer Of the United
Washington, by either of the Assistant Treasur-
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All such Coupons together with schedules showing the
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS having been
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FowLE,s PILES AND HUMoR CURE,

Sure Cure for Blceng Blind and Itching Piles Scrofa,
Salt Rheum, and Diseases of the skin.
One bottle warranted in all cases; II not, Dealers
are particularly requested to refund the money.
Only five bottles In thousand returned and these were con-
frmed Fistula Hundreds Of letters and certificates now
in the proprietors possession which be upon app
cation Send for Circular. Prepared by HENRY d.
FOWLE, Chemist II Prince St., Boston, Sold by all Drug
gsts. Certificates with each bottle Price, 81 per bottle
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-02-13
cTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WYE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, BEING AP-
pointed by the Hon. thu Probate Court for the is
Of Marlboro, Commissioners to receive, examine AMI
adjust III claims and demands MI persons against the Estate
If REUBEN HATCH, late Of Nottingham in said District
deceased, and also all claims AMI demands exhibited in offset
thereto; and six months from the twenty eighth day Of Dec,
being 1 by said Court that purpose do therefore
hereby give notice that will cnd to the business of our
said appointment ut the dwelling OF the late REL BEN
HATCH, in Whitnglain, in sal District the third Mon
day of March and May next, uu to O'Clock o'clock F.
u, on each OF said days.
FARLEY STARR,(
q. W. CAELEY, Commissioners
Nottingham, Jan, %, 1S62.--3w6
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-02-13

TEETH. The subscriber having lately returned from
his Southern tour would in calling the attention Of the pub
lie, his thanks to his patrons generally and TO those
especially who have continued their support for the past
eighteen years. feeling to be aerng testimonial Of their
confidence in his professional skill.
lie continues to perform all operations for preserving,
Identifying and restoring the Teeth in his usual careful aud
thorough manner
Teeth Gold Silver and Rubber, with all the late
improvements. Please call. A. u. PUTNAM.
Brrtteboro May /, 1s61.-1S
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-02-13
rTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S.

~ The Hon. PROBATE Court for said District
To all whom It may concern,-Greehngi
You are hereby notified that ALYAI SMITH Guardian Of
GEORGE WHITNEY has made application In writing to this
Court for license sell whole Of the Real Estate Of his
said Ward situate aud lying In Gutord, In said District on
the ground that such sale will be beneficial to his said ward
and that this Court will decide upon said application at the
Session thereof be held at the Probate Once In Bratte
bero In said District the last day OF February, A. d. 1862
when and where you may be heard in the premises you
see At. I7l X. W. CLARKE, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-02-13
BATCHELoR,s HAIR DYE.

THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
W.. Bachelors Splendid Huir Dye is the
Original and only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known.
Instantaneous in its effect, does not stain the skim and in
vgorates the hair for e Be careful and other
genuine signed each side every box-wiLLrAN
A. BACHELOR. Sold by all Respectable Druggists and Fam
Goods Stores everywhere MANuFAcToRY No 81 BARCLAY
ST.. ate 6 Bond St. and 233 Broadway, New YORK.-1y22