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Ocean Cleaners.

EoTIcFBy order a. tie Sc rotary Of State all passengers
leaving the li.ed states Tired 20 provide Themselves
nth passport directions for snug which be hs6 II
Aha Company O.hcs., 10. Is Bre adwsy y. \.
john @. DALE Agent.
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HUDSON RIVER RALROAD.-For ALBA

HUDSON RAILROADS. ALBA;
HI NY and TROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. Train, leave: ...,
x1rs.: and ii a. m, and o. 10, n:S M and $40 and
roy .SS sean, with sleep 20 Pm tuudsy. included
Psashfssp. train, At 800 M, and l2's and $50
e.. a.. ';.i ain. 800 NJ 81 % and $40
'h'p H. A. +. SMITH, Superintendent
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEWER
IN sEt Train lesvs Jersey City for Pierinon at M,
IN: end s; sDs s1s ana eU l" " DsM.REs sSp
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Pas
,euser Trains from foot Of Chambers st. as follows;
"a M. Express for buHsio
SIS a. m MIX daily for otisvile and intermediate Sta
ms m, Accommodation, daily.
3:SI p. u.s., Way, MddleOwu NswburIh and inferno
sp ~ Nishi Express daily, or Daulirk. Buffalo, csn.u.
Ssina AND principal ssies Ihe Train Of Saturday runs
sAleuSh 20 Buffalo but does notunt to Dunsuk
p H. A''O'''''- CHARLES MINoT, General suD't
NATHaSrRL MARSH Receiver.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ From foot Of ou',lsndt-.t-Connectns At hsnpton
Junction with Desvac, Iscksw and eseTn Rail Dad,
add Eson with Legh Valley Railroad and its oonnec
forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the West without
WiNIER GEMEST-C commencing Nov. 4. 1851
H.RRisBrRs EHPEsss-Ai 6 a. m. for Ea,on. Reading,
Pott,yile Hs ri.burg Mauch Chunk, Nilismsport. &c
Man TRAIN--At & =. IN for Fston Water Gap Scrsn-
son, Great Bend. Pi.tstcD, Wikesbsr-, &c
YEN. ruKOUGH VRArN-For Esston, Msueh Chunk, WI
nsmspsI Reading. Pot;svine, Harrisburg ke
A. .TLROUo TRAIS-FOr Eas.on, bethlehem Allentown,
and hauoh Chunk.
5:3OP n WAY rRAIN-For Somerville.
sP.N WEsrRKN ESPKEss-For Easion Allentown, Read
ing Nar .hurs Pittsburgh and the West Sleeping from
lers,y CITY though 20 fir,sbu IN.
EJHtLss Train FOR EARRlsBr HG-The { $ N. Expre 3,
Tisiu from NeY 70 arrives Harrisburg o. .. connect
ips Fast an Fennsy lvania central Raj osd No ter
Central Rilrosd. North and Sou,h aud with the Cumber'
isnd Valley Railroad.
THE TuRoVGa EHPRFss TRAM YoR WEsT Leaves
SswYork 1t daily Sundays excepted making close
eomecti0n Harrisburg with PenD ylvsns RsrosdNith no
change ofcsr Pitburgh snd but e. CHcilrE and
th.cego. fonr hoBrs Is saved by taking tins tTsn.
EiIzAsRrHPoRT AND NEw.NOsK FERsY-Lesye New
York rom Pier No North Liver Y:iss. 1850 $40
snc4:g, r.
The stop Bergen Point aud MaripeI, Hsbo every
"Trip each way. JOHN U. STERNS oul eriDteadent-
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD--FOR PHIL
IN ADELPuIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JEn-
eh:f CtTi-hsi and Express Lines leave Newly ok at
aud 10 NJ, T. and u p. IN. Fae 81 Through ticket,
cold for the soah andW,s and through checked ia
Ia IN. and aud n =. "a trains
J. w. WOOOBUFF Assistsnt Superintendent.
and cbecsed - minutes IN advance OF the time o. leaving
4 IST OF STATES, Capitals, Governors, times
~ Of Lesss'iye M-etines General Elec lions slc, Ia
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
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STEAM u Glasgow, Liverpool, Belfast, Lon.
~ dondeuy. End DBolin for $50 The | powerful
l3yde-built suship UNITED KINGDOM, Capt Craig,
viii ron risr No % North River foot Of Ch,mbers'i,
TUE SpAY FebTusIy 25 IL This steamship is
E.ted the ppfo, ys insue the c"H oTt and
safety passengers. Rates OF p.ssecsbin soo ins'
mediate 80: $50 including abundant supp y
Of oootsd provis.oBs- Apply 10 FRANCIS MoDONALD *
Go, No Bow 1g.green
The 1g-lsed "a steamship CALEDONIA, Capt. Jsues
Cislt will ssi, 4 ( EsDAY March q.
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Sales bp Arttlon.

A. VI. siEKwIs. sucuons-a.
DY BANGS, MERNlN Il Co., Irving Build
ID mrs Nos 5gs ard US RrsAdwsy.-sses Of Booss, Sta
s1sasry Pct Wo4ss Of AT Fancy Goods Furniture &c
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HI NY and TROY, con
NORTH snd WEST. Train
From Chsmbers.st
Express. 2 and II q. W., and 3
Is and SIP. m.
Troy and Albany with sleep
irG earl. f0:l5 p. m.
psaehkeepsie train, At 500 ..
no. and IL m. and 6:l5 p. m.
Yeekskiil train, $500 p. N.
Sing Sing train. 9:sS g. m.
Sis p. m.
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CTEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL. touching
~ at Oueeastown Cork HaTho-i.-1bs LIVERPOOL. New
Yok sd fhisccpL Stesn.lp Company intend dispatch
sng Their foil ei yde1Ul Iron Steamship a. foil vs.
CITY OF BALIlMORE..........Sa saturday. FEB -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Saturday, teh p.
kANGAEffD. Saturday. MaIch
And every succeeding SATl HDAl, a. noon ifoia Tier
No ~ Nor,h River
PtsstsF.
fIRsT CABIN. ...... as sTEEkAGE........u..ee
tiTst Cabin TO London 20 Stee'Es TO London. 80
fist fais..... Is oteerayr fans....... 81
ffrsi Cebiu Hamburg Is Ste-rsgs 20 Bsmonrg... Is
PassengeTs ,eo forwarded Havr., Bemea Rotterdam
Antwerp Gc., a. equally l1~ rates.
Rates from Liverpool or ouetnstown; l Cabin SO SO,
and s los rom Liverpool $50 From Queens.
town $50. Jic@sts be bo0Eb, here at these rates,
snsbliug people ssnd foT their friends.
ese Steamers have superior accommodation FOR pssse D.
rsis strongly noit "a Wste'tigbt Iron Sections and
ssHg lsieut ic- Anrikaors. Experienced Surgeons sr-
sstSched a. -sct
tor further Informs cn apply h LIVERPOOL 70 WILLIAM
JNhAN Ag-I - " alter in Olssgow ~ ALEX NAL
CULM No. - EuoclioIss; Ia Queen town 10 {. s "
=. SEYMOUR c.; In Loa1sa TO kit Is MACY. No.
81 king Niisn-st.. In fsIis 20 u LIS DECOUE. No
Place oe Borne; in Pbisdephs 70 JOHN q. DALE, No.
Al W inut-s'.. o. at the CoupsDys Ofioss
JOHN g. DALE Agent No. IL Broadway, N. Y.
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Mnsltal Instruments.

RARMOREs celebrated Premium PIANOS,
~ the bes in nee at prices 10 suit the ms'Spendia
ffsDo fcr e 10. Msnu'sctOTy No 4s Blesckefs.
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cal
ls "a, from her voice Firnness sef-respect, latent
iudonat.on, remained untouched. A strong woman,
whore power was intense al passionate. Caim till
the time came ard then flame. Beware OF arousing
her Not that there was revenge IN her face. No;
mo stab or poison there. Bat she was woman IL
die by AN act OF will, rather than be wronged. She
MAS one who could hold III nsuter by steady look,
while she grew paler, paler, purer, purer, With a
more unearthly pureness, until she had crushed
The Lo;ln0 blood back into her heart and stood be-
fore the wretch white and chill " statue marble
dead.
What q woman to meet in Mormon csras al
And vet how able to endure whatever bastard
Fate might send 10 crush her there
Uer hair was caught back, and severely chided out
of ITS wish to rebel and be AS beautiful a. Il knew
was its desert 1t was tendrl hair, black enough 10
show blackness against Fulalo's shoulder. Glide
her locks as abe might they still insisted 90 icgng
out here and there slender curling token OF their
gracefuness to prove what it might be il She would
but let them have their sweet and willful will.
Her eyes were gray, with violet touches. liei
eyebrows defined and square. Ii she mad had pas
sonats or pleading dark eyes--the eyes that hardly
repress their for sorrow or for Joy and the
temperament that such eyes reveal she ,uld long
ago have fcver,d or wept hersef ~ death. No
W oman could have looked at the disgnsts oi that life
OF here through tears, and lived. Tie gray eyer
meant sIeadincss, patience, hope without hinching
ard power TO master late, OF II not TO master, u
defy.
She ms somewhat pale, thin, and sallow. Pod
ding YEARLY and drearily over these dusty waste
toward exile could lot make her amerry Nnt-Brown
Maid. Only her thin, red lips proved that there
were still bushes lurking out OF sight
mature woman beyond grlhood, body a'd sonl
With all her grave demeanor, she couli not keel
down tho wies Of graeeiulpess that ever dubbed
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HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES, Of the
i UNITED STATES, Politically els''ned' In TIE
TRIBUNE ALMANAC
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-16
Or. MARSHALL'S HEADACHE
CAVAESEsNE SNUEF.

NElS Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the best
article known for curing the CATARRH, COLD IN
THE HEAD, and the HEADACHE. 1t has been found an
excellent remedy in many cases of EYES. DEAF
has been removed by it, and HEARING has ofte n
been greatly improved by its 1t purges out all oh
structiuns, strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action the parts affected. 1t is recommended by many
Of the best physicians aud used with great and
satisfaction everywhere
IoIe than twenty five years. experience has proved
its great value and at this nent CHER than
before
large number OF The most espec.dble Druggists in
Eoston and New York, in fcdte signed by them IL
1851 say
6 The Undersigned, having or many years been &C
quaiuted with DIR. lAEsHALL's CATARRu AND HEADACaE
SNUFF, and sold in WI sale trade, cheerful
state that believe it TO be eu in every respect to the
recommendation given OF il 70, he OF Catarrhal
Affections and that Is decid y best article have
ever known for all the comm D.. eases of the head
lie axe Of ConE .erfeits!
fac smile Of the signatorc of the - prietor
CHARLES BOWEN. iSC ever bottle Sol ny DRUG
sis aJeryberc. Ilih,uiOI,vl
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HSHs. SWEEPS
Infallible Liniment,

THE
GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
BAG0; STIFF NECK AND JOINTS, sPRAiNs,
BRUISES, CUTS AID WOUNDS PILES,
1EADACHE; AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
DR.. Stephen Street of Connecticut,
known all over the Jnt,1 States
DR.. Stephen Sheet, of Conaecticut
Is tine author of " Dr.. Sweets Iniallite Llninent
DR.. Streets MfolHbLc Liniment
Is the author OF q DR.. Sweets Invaluable Liniment.
Dr. Streets InJatHble Liniment
Cures rheumatism and fails.
DR.. SWeet's lntazlable Linimeut
Is a certain remeoy for Neuralgia
Dr. Secrets MfaiHbie Linimeat
Cures Burns al d Scslds mmt dia.ely
Dr. Sweet'S MfaAibie Liniment
Is the best known remedy Tor Sprans and Bruises
Dr. SWeet'S MfalIibke Imminent.
Cures Headache Immediately and was never known
DR.. Sweet's MtalHhze L;nimeut
Affords immediate relief Cor Piles, and seldom fails
Dr. Streets jataiIi6le Imminent.
Cures Ioohache in one minute.
DR.. SWcetS If0XibLe L;n;,pcut
Cures Cuts ana Wounds Immediately ana leaves MI scar
Or. seats infa}H6ic Liaime,H
is lie best lemedy for Sores in the known world
Dr. iSsoett'S MfcNi6M Imminent
has been used by more than million people, and all
pruise it.
Dr. Sveet's Mfa??ib?e Liaimc,t
Is truly friend in need and every fairly should
Lave i, at hand.
DIR. Sweet'S Mla??ib!e Limiment
!e by all Druggists. p,ce "a cents. Apply
Dr. Sweets lnfaidN ointment
ures DuInsand Sealds immediate
Dr. &cphna Sweet, Of COnaccticM
The great naInal Bone Setter
DR.. .Stceei's MfcHibe Linimeat
Is the best remedy for Soris in The Known word
"a UTlCN.
10 avoid imposition, observ" ,hc Signature and Like.
nras OF pr. StepreA Sweet every itrpi aui III 50
Stephen Wcet's iniallibe Lialr:ent" blown il the
gia|s NJ each bottle, without when noue 5re genuine
8ichr rdsOn & Co.
AD'a lFVpfietCfs, Norwich, CT
For sale ~ FIRED Il. SMITH. montpelier, Genera
E"''' iof ftimAAt' ana ny all dealers hpr-Sl
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STATE OF VERMONT,t At a Probate Court, holden
RANDOLPH DlsTRIcr,ss. ut Brook eId within and for
aid lJis riot on he Sd day OF April, 4. u. 1862.
,nBENEZER BASS, administrator in this State Of The
- Estate Of Zcbuon Burntan,, lle If Ripon. in the
State of Wisconsin, licensed makes application to SAID
Cart nor licen to sell all Of OF id de-
leased State, and represents that such safe is for
Ike interest ot all ,efsonS rned therein by
son mat the heirs sad deceased de out of this Stale
Vuere,on 1t is ordered by said Court that said appca-
G; be referred of said Court IT, be holden al The
esjsler's Office Brookfrd, aioresaid the gl.n
t!av uf Apr A d 1862 and that notice be given to all
by publication Of tins order three weeks
lively, in The @ Mountain Freeman, printed ut Mont
Ie.ii, this ate, before the time appointed as "iore.
,y,Id FOR hearing. they may appear ut sal lime and
place. and show if any they may have, why such
ljc should not be granted
BY order Court.
3lw3 Attest--!. H. CLEAV ELAND, Rel ste..
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Ee.spsel W.. aIrosSDV's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In proDate Conr, holden at
w sHxGToN DIsraCT, ss. Montpelier, in and for said
district. on the 18th day of March, Il. ID. 1862
ISAAC y. HOWE, Administrator on the estate of Nan
/ i, W Crosby, late of Mortified, IN said DISTRICT de-
cen.ed ma application to said court for extension
Of the Time allow cd him to pay the debts due
Trap, said estate and render Instrumentation account
uni future day.
Wnercupon is odeod by said Court that said anpll-
cation be heard the Probate Office in Montpelier, on
the 1.& day of April 4. D. 1862; and il is further or
ar, that notice be given all concerned by the
rbcaton of ,hi. order in the Green Mountain Freeman,
prnted at Montpelier three weeks successvey. before
said hearing. by the Couit, -
2G Attest, f. r. MERRILL Judge.
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will refer to Philip Wells, Cashier Bank, Bratleboro,
f. Kirkland, Esq, F. H. Fessenden, Esq, and c. w.
Horton, NJ D.. of Bratleboro; c. D. Perkins, Samuel
Wood, Schuyler Horsington, and Dr.. l. buchanan, Of
Woodstock.
will warrant all of my work and my prices shall be
moderate. JOHN NJ COMEGYS.
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American * Foreign Patent
r. Fl. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF P.4Y'EN 7

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
(Late Agent of U. = Patent Office, Washington, uDdh
the Act OF 1887,
&c State street opposite kilby ST., BOSTON
FTER an extensive practice of upwards Of tweEr
n years continues ~ secure Patents in the United '
also in Great Britain, France and other foreign coua
tries. Caveats Specifications, Assignments, and all "a
pers or Drawings for Patents, executed on liberal tens
and with despatch. Researches made into American 81
Foreign Works, o'decrmine the validity Y utility Of IT,
INVENTIONS, legal or other adv4cerendetd
all matters touching the same Copies OF the claims IL
any Patent furnished by RENTING One Dollar A'slsi'
ments recorded AT Washington
The Agency is not only the largest IN New hAeal"'
but through it inventors have advantages ioi secU"
patents, oi ascsrtaining the patentaby Of lh'e"cM
nnSufpassedhy, if not UNNECESSARILY superor'oany Wm1
can be oitere them elsewhere. The esGniaiS 'ey
given prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL A. aug
PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber aud as IT u l'
II THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AMI ann
lTY he would add thar he has abundant reason toet'H
aud can prove thai a, 40 other Office of the khn a m
charges for professional services moderate Inc p
niense practice of The subscriber during tWeNIy !t'
past, mas enabled him 10 accumulate yas co'Hv""
spechcati"hs aud oi'lcni decisions relative 10 ae"
These hesides his extensive library ot legal ana irc"
icl works. and tui! accounts Of patents granted ~ Wv
United states and Europe render him able, beyoht quo
uon. 10 oher superior facilities for obtaining Sr'''
All necessity OF journey to Washington, TO PoV"'s
patent and the usual great delay there, are mere d''
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr. Eddy as one Of the most clpa6e az"
ceSYM practitioners with whom have had oh'e" "'
course.
CIihs. MASON,n Commissioner Of Fcto,n
nave no hesitation in asstfln: 'ny'h'of' t ,n
cannot employ person more competent ana Eus t,g
ana more capable Of putting their applications ~ ,ir
70 secure for them early and favot,hlo toa5Ur''
at the Patent Office. EDMOND BURhti
Late Commissioner oi rI'". d.
" Mf. K. y, Eddy has made fer me 1Hli' h'" nrSt
cations, on al but of which patents have btt #.
ed, ana that one Ia pending. such UnH'''"""' fl
proof oi great lent and ability on his paTi elu, ,e
recommend MI inventors 20 Apply to hi 10 P'. Lm
patents, rs hey may he of having the R''t te
attention bestowed their eases, aud at very ,rrT
charges. IOHn I8GGAk , tR
during eiaht months the suhschr,. ~ couts. ',n.
larGt m2crce, made, on twice rejected aIi a. de-
| SIXTEEN APPEALS. EVERY ONE ef whNh n"'
'''' ~ "'' '''''' ~ we 'o'"'''s'''' 4. H. EDDY
Boston, Dec. >, 1854. SoH"
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little glove stirs up my heart tides stir I'm tbo ~
snow-whte muslin, when it fits makes mapv ,a
notion N' 'uiON
II sorts of lady fxins thrill my feelings as tbevs
But little female gaiter boots are death and not
shorter 'N "o I'D
And just to put you your guard
l'll give you, short and brief,
small hotel experience
Which filled my heart with grief.
Last summer, at the Pavilion Hotel,
stopped a week more,
And marked two g boot-ees" every morr
Before my neighbours door
Two boots with patent leather tips.
Two boots which seemed to say
g An angel trots around in u.s.
They stole my heart away,
And often in my nightly dreams
they swept before my face,
lady growing out of them
AS flowers grow from vase.
But ah one morn saw sigh
Which struck me like stone
Some other name was on the BOOK
Those boots not alone.
great tall pair of other boots
Was standing by their side,
And off they walked one afternoon
And with them waked-a bride
Ladies, comment is unnecessary;
Those Cater Boots came from
B. G. PAGE
Where be found at all times a large assortment
Ladies, Misses and Children's Boots
and Shoes of the latest French Imported Work.
Also, of our own manufacture,
Ladies and Gents Balmoral Boots. (new stvlpl
Misses and Children's I:
Boys and Youths "
Also the celebrated UNION BOOT and in facs a
general assortment of
Boys and Mems Boots and Shoes,
Thick and Thin.
We are the sole manufacturers on
Plumer's Cele brated Patent Las
CUSTOM BOOTS MADE TO FIT.
We can't be beat in Style, Quality or Prices
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS
for the Trade at the LOWEST PRICES, as usual.
W P L EA S E CALI
j. @. PAGE,
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Physician at the Wesselheft Water Cure institution
Brateboro, Aug. 81, 1861.
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oh, Boys, carry me 'long
old Bob Ridley
Old Dog Tray
Over the Left
Our Mary Ann
On the Road to Brighton
Pop goes the Weasel
Pat and the Priest
Peter Gray
Red, White and Blue
Rally for the Union
= Rosalie, the Prairie Flower
Reply to Willie we have miss
ed you
: Reply to Wait for the Wagon
Riding on. Rail
Root Hog or Die
Since I've been in the Army
Song about Nothing
sparkling Sunday Night
-hanty mans Life
Sourkrout and Sausages
The Star Spangled Banner
The Flag CT Fort Sumter
The Taller Gal with a bloom
The Girl with q blue dress on
The Old Cabin Home
The Poor Old Slave
The Old Folks at home
10 the West
The Great Prize Fight
The Blue Juniata
There's q Good Time coming
That's so
The Modest Girl
Uncle Ned
Wilkins and his Dinah
When we're Married
Willie's on the dark blue
sea
Wait for the Wagon
Willie we have missed you
J Yes, We miss thee at home
And various miscellaneous
Songs.
New Songs con:tantly added.
ooks constantly on hand.
ks, 5 kinds, 12ia cents each.
1919 cents each. The Dime
s each The Young America
rp of Erin, bound in cloth, %
-;ongster, 6 cents. Also, an
'or the Holidays, &c.
10 cents.
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A New Medley
A little more Cider
A Sailors Life for me
A Life on the Ocean Wave
Blanca, the Star of the East
Belle of Alabama
Belle Brandon
Ben Bolt
Bobbing Around
Come to the ole Gum Tree
Coming through the Rye
Carry me back to Old Vir
ginia
DiXie's Land
Dixie, as sung by Chamber
lain
Dixie They Of our Union
Dearest Mae
Do they miss me at Home
Gentle Annie
Glad to get out Of the vii
derness
How the Money goes
Hazel Dell
H. me Again
Have you seen my Sister
How delightful 'twould be
In memory of Ellsworth
Pm off for Baltimore
Is it nybody's business
Juney at the Gate
Jeanne with the light BROW
hair
Jeanette and Jeannot
Kitty Clyde
Kiss me quick and go
kissing through the bars
Lily Dale
Maiden Resolutions
Maggy ~ my side
Mass rs in the cold ground
Morrissey and Heenan Figh
Mrs. johnson
My Girl with the Calico Ores
Nettie Moore
Nelly Gray
Nelly BLY,
Nancy Till
W A variety Of Song Il
Christy Il Whites Song Boo
Woods Songsters, . kinds,
Song Books, I kinds, 10 cent
Songs,er, II cents. The Ha
cents. The Kiss-me Quick
assortment of cheap Books
In Press, The Patriotic So
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PROBATE COURTS.

Probate Counts, within and for the District OF Ran
dolph for the year cnsning will be holden as follows,
viz t...
At the Registers Office iii Brookfcld, the first Thurs
day in each mont h.
At the Orange c. univ Hotel in Chelsea, on tie third
Thursday of each momh.
At hadwick's Hotel In West Randolph, the fourth
Thursday in each month.
At J. l.. Bow les Hotel in Washington. on the second
Thursday in February May and August
BY order of Court.
J. H. CLEAVELAND, Register.
,ber1
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AE OF for the o pi5fe s Tsan
ss;d viii be holden the Probate flee in Montpelier in
said District on Tuesday OF each week, during the year
ensuing Persons having business with ad Court are re-
Qr,ested to attend to the same eE said court days
T. K. MERRILL, Judge.
,har1
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M A N II @ O D
HOW LOST ! HOW RESTORED !

Just Pubished IN Seated Enreiope Price SIR Cents.
Lecture the Nature, Treatment, and Radical Cure
of Sperma;orrlc a, or seminal WeGSncss, Involuntary
Emissions, Sexual Debility, and mpediments to Nariage
generally, r, Com umption, Epilepsy aud Fits
Mental and Physical lncapac;y, resulting from SELF.
Abuse, &c.-BY R0BT. j CULvERwGLL, NJ D., Author %
the Green B0Oh
Vie world renowned author, in This admirable Lecture.
clearly proves from his eXpe fence that the Ggfnl
consequences of Self.abuse may be ctcually rcnoved
cwthout medicine and without dangerous surgical opera.
tons, bOus in.truments rings, On co di0s, pointing
out mode Of cure ~ once rrtan and etctua by which
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cure viii prove boon TO thousands and thousands
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