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despatch Researches made into American Foreign works
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legal other advice rendered in all matters tonch-
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The Agency only the largest In New England but,
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accumulate vast collection Of specifications and official de
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These besides his extensive library Of legal
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e0@.W


STATE OF VERMONT, I'm Probate Court fer
WESTMINSTER 9. .. said District, May 6ths
a. D., 1863.
Whereas Sullivan Adams ard Martha j. Adams, hs wife
OF Gaon IN said district have adopted their child ana
her-at-law hKIi Ell EMMA HOW ARD, of said Graft
minor under the Of fourteen years and have designated
the of minor hereafter to be HARRIET EMMA
ADAMS, pursuant the provisions Of Act eted An
Act provide Tor the adoption of and changes Of
Names approved Nov 30th 1853 II ordered that public
thereof be given uhicaion three weeks
lively in the BELLOWS FALLS ZINES. printed in Rocking
ham in said district, may be.
(2022.l Attest, BENZ, W. DEAN, Register.
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For Internal and external One bottle warranted
PERMANENT cvRg kind of pLgs two bottles In Er
ROSY ScRoFuLA kuEuM all diseases Of the SKIN
In OF failure all requested to return the empty bot
tiles and take back their Averase bottles IN OO
returned fistua. No OF failure In PILES
umots. Sold every where. All dealers must marcn H.
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Tomato and Pepper Plants!

THE subscriber has for sale 10000 Tomato and
5000 Pepper PLANTS The Tomato plants very hardy.
having transpante THREE times viii be sold Al;
he garden cents h. vered at any kailrosd
STATION within 50 miles lots Of ks than hundred,
al $3.50 per hundred
Pepper Plants sold al the garden for rent sseh.
y. MONROE.
Bellows Pals, May 8, 1858. -
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Que of the little fellows got off an odd
expression in this form -" Mother, did
Gen. Mitchell 90 to heaven ?" Yes, my
child, think he did," Bully for him."
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

WE, the subscribers, being duly appointed by
w the Hon. Pr bate Court, for he district OF wesinn
Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the Estate Of
sEru WYMAN tate of Grafton, in sid District deceased
and also all claims aud demands exhibit In offset there
and six months from the Seventeenth day Of arch
being lowed by said court for that purpoe do there
fore hereby give Notice. tina will attend TO the business
of said appoim at the dwelling house Of stephen
man in Grafton in said District the fourth Monday
of August next from 10 O'Clock A. NJ until O'Clock P.M
said day.
WILLIAM HARRIS, tc.,
SAMUEL WALKER. ooa. :.
T.. 8. wsLKED, Admr. 20-z2 Grafton, May 10, 1858.
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WILLIAM GRACE.
mn. h.trx.


PRICE Is CENTS PER BOX.
Zach box has above the facsimile Of the pro
prietors signature attached 10 It, which Is duly cops
righted.
Geo G. Goodwin Co. % Hanover Street, Boston, Cen
eral Agents for New England Grace's salve be OBJ
tanned all tie respectable Druggists and country stores
eycrywnore. lsl7
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

I'VE, the subscribers, being duly appointed ny
w the Hon. Probate Court the district Of Westnin.
ster, Commissioners receive examine and adjust ali
claims and demands of all persons against the Estate Of
JOELS PAGE late of Westminster in sad District de-
thereto; and six months from the thirtiefh day Of
April last being allowed by aid Court for that purpose
do therefore hereby give Notice that will attend
the business of our said appointment mt the dwelling houss
OF Maj Joel Page in Westminster, in said District
the seventh day of june and nh Of
gust next from nine O'Clock A. until four O'Clock p NJ,
each of said days :.
RICHARD WARD, lcoum,.
e1aH HENRY FLOYD, : S
MAI JOEL PAGE. Admr.
Westminster, May 1lth 1853. 2uz2s
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartnevshsp
N heretofore existing and doing business under the run
of KING IiADEY. this caS Dissolved by wAtaai esa-
~ % M. nj NV -''T OLIVER KING,
bellows rails, May 9th, 1868 t22awl Pr nADLEY,
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

ME the subscribers being duly appointed by the Hon.
w Probate Court for the District OF Westminster COM
msoners receive examine and adjust all and
mands against the estate of ASAIlEL OsGO0D. late
of TownsheBd in said District deceased and claims
and demands exhibited In Offset thereto and six
from the twenty fifth day of April last being allowed said
Court for that purpose, do therefore hereby give notice
that we Will attend to the business said
at the late residence of the deceased in said 1ownsheDd
in said District on the second Tuesdays In June and Oc
tober, from O'Clock NJ. until O'Clock r. NJ each Of
said days WILLARD W. HOWARD.
GHIbSoN C. FAIRBANk, eo"in-
EPHRArM WILBUR Admir-. 2022 May u, 1858.
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon Probate Cou,t
DIST. oP WESTMINSTER 3. fer said District 10 at
persons In the Estate of JOSEPH A. pkMINO
late Of putn~y, in said district aecesca 6restns
Whereas u. WHEAT admnistrstr Of said estate hstn
presented his petition ia writing representing thatihe cts
,,; sa,J rstate amount 70 about the sum Of s3yb0O
That expenses of administration will be about oooo
saOs0,00
That the personal estate OF said deceased as per
appraisal, is about SSoW
That the Of said deceased consists Of rm nt
ated in said pntney snd undivided third part OF
shoddy mill and house and land adjoining and connect0
herewith aud that IL will be u seh AL q sara
real said debts and and praying icr
hccn,e sell the You hereby no h~d that TINS
Court will decide said application at session thereof
to be held at the inn Of X Wilder. In Rockingham IN
said Dsrc', the first "Wednesday OF June, A. D. wheo
aud be beard IN the premises. II you s.e hf
BENZ. W. LEAN, Register
Grafton Nav s. 1863. 2O-23
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IN THE CARS between Chester and Bellows
Falls small POCKET BOOK, con tsinng twelve dollars
in MIS- two or three snail stamps Note Of two hun
ired dollars payable 10 HANNAH Conn., Que penknise ano
one watch key. -.
by express Will be suitably rewarded
Greenfield Mass May IL, 1858 H%S
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CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY MEDI-
CAL AssocIATIoN.-Att the recent annual
meeting of the Connecticut River Valley
Medical Association, delegates to attend the
different medica! associations in various parts
of the country were chosen, as follows =
National Medical Contention at Chicago.
Langdon Sawyer, Springfield, n. H.; >.
G.. Jarvis, Claremont, n. H.; G. F. Gale,
Brattleboro, VT; L. j. Graves, Laogtlon,
n. H.; w. b. Porter, Alstead, n. H.; III.
ID. Holton, Putney, VT; a. r. Cummings.
Claremont. n. H.; c. A. Scott, Plymouth,
VT.
N. H. State Medical .Society.-H. II.
Palmer, Ludlow,Vt.; substitute, w. A-Cha-
pin, Ludlow.
Vermont State .Socicty.-L. J. Graves.
Langdon, n. H.; SUBJ, III. G. McIntire.
New York State !Society.-M. c. Ed
mund-, Weston, VT; SUBJ, q. Harrington.
Maine State Society.-L. G. Whiting,
Chester, VT; SUBJ, DR.. Gregg, Newport,
NH.
Massachusetts State .Society.-A. S. Car
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TIN AND STOVE DEPOT.

ElsHTHE subscriber would respectfully call
the attention of tho people Of Point
bs'SI Pleasant, and the country generally,
that he is still carrying on the Thinning business
at his old Stand on Main street next door be-
low Il. Gilmoe's Store, where he is ready to
accommodate al whomay favor hin with their
patronage. He keeps constantly ON hands all
kinds of Tin aud Sheet.lron Ware, Also a
good assortment Of Stoves Of The most improved
patterns. job Work and repairing Of kinds
done with neatncss and despatch upon the
most reasonable terms. Particular attention
will be given to ROOFING, SPoUTlNG DC,
Country produce taken in exchange for Tin.
Ware, JOHN LEONARD,
July 3, ls6a-hO lily,
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EAGLE MILLS,
II, ], BENEDICT Proprietor,
POINT PLEASANT, VA.

Owing to the high price Of coal, DO, we
shall grind for custom only on Saturdays.-
Persons wishing it can have their wheat cx'
changed on Fridays,
We charge the eigih for grinding wheat aud
the 9Th for grinding corn.
BJCome on Friday or Saturday II you want
TO bs sure Of finding the Miller at home.
Those living on the Kanawha river, and
wishing to send their wheat or corn TO our mill
for the purpose of having itground or exchan,
ged and not wishing to come with Il, can send
Il down on some OF the boats with instructions
by letter, and we will have it hauled up to tue
Mill and back FREE OF CHARGE,
D'The highest market price paid for wheat
and corn at all times,
June 10 ly.nl5
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VIRGINIA, SIS.

At Rules held in the Clerks Office 10 Wayne
County, in the moRtllof February, 1863,
II. Bloss,
vs.. Iu Chapccry.
r. II, Parks and others,
THE object Of this suit ia to recover from the
defendants the sum Of Sg75 IS, with interest
and the defendant r. H.. Parks having failed
to enter his appearance, and it appearing by an
affidavit filed in the papers, that the defendant
R. Il, Parks, has voluntarily LEFT his usual
place Of abode, business, property, and debts
due him, and gone into the armies of the So.
called Confederate States, and has so remained
for 90 days and more, since July, 1861.
Now, therefore on motion Of the plaintiffs
Attorney. it is ordered that the said K. H.
Parks, do appear here within one month afler
due publication ana posting of this order, and
do what may be necessary to protect his inter
est in the premises.
Teste:
E.,s. BLoSs, Clerk pro tein
Laidlev Moore for pl'tf.
Feb. a5, wi. p. IS co.
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IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY.
AEARE CHANCE To MAKE MONEY u

WE invite the attention OF every lady and
w gentlemen to new idea. We have com.
Tuenced the manufacture OF beautiful fine
Gold Double Locket, the exact imitation of a
SMALL GOLD WATCH. We offer them to
the public nj FIVE DOLLARS each, and
will put into each locket, free Of charge the
perfect likenesses OF any two ofour Generals or
leading Officers who may be named by the
person seudirg, as we have on hand the por,
traits of nearly all The officers in The army, as
well as most Of the rebel generals. Besides
this rare offer we will send with every locket
a desirable gift of fine gold jevely or watch,
es, worth in cash from ONE DOLLAR up 10 oSr
HuSDRgD DOLLARS. We guarantee that this
business shall be conducted on fair and hnlt-
orable prii aiples. and will refund the money
in all cases where person is Dissatisfied.
AFFAIR AND LIBERAL OFFER.
We do not ask any one to send US the money
till they know what gift they will get. Any
person can send Us their name, and Try their
luck, and we viii inform them by return mail
what gift they are entitled to, and they can
then do as they please about sending for it,
It would be well for any lady or gentleman de-
string the agency for any neighborhool to wife
US Immediately, rs those who apply first will
have the first chance at this splendid enterprise
Agents who send rsnames OF persons in any
part Of the country, 10 try their luck, wal re.
receive ten per cent. OF all money they may
send rs. 1t is impossible to give all the par,
ticQlars in I'm advertisement. but We will do
so by private circulars to those sending u,
their names. The lockets and gifts will be
sent by mail post paid. Money sent by mail
at ourri5k,
P. S.--Write your name Post Once and
State distinctly. Address.
A, W. HALL & co.
Corner Of Third & Pine Streets, St. Louis No
NorE 10 EDlroRs-Any Editor who will in.
sert this advertisement and not one month or
upward and call attention of Editors and others
viii receive (in advance if desired) one Of our
Five Dollar Lockets aud Pictures" by mott.
fyin4 Jus and sending copy of paper.
Marcel ~.
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SATURDAY EVENING POST


SATURDAY EVENING POST
THE Saturday Evening Post is n Wcekly
paper devoted to Literature, News etc. Among
ITS contributors we may mention the following
distinguished writer's;
MRS. ELLEN WOOD author Of "Rast
r'- .IYDRs }'@The Esrps lhin." UtS. '''''''
MARION HARLAND, author Of MIRIAM"
"Alone," etc.
EDMUND KIRKE, author OF "Among the
Pines"
VIRGINIA 7. TOWNSEND, whose dones,
tic sketches are 50 greatly admired.
Terms-Single copy 50. Two copies 81
-Four copies Sc, Eight copies land one oxtrn)
$l2. Twenty coplcs fnnd one cxlral sos
A SPLENDID PREMIUM.
Who wants a Sewing .NiachlncS To any one
sending thirty subscriptions to the POST, and
$40. will be given ms n premium one Of Wheel
or md Wilson'S Sewing Machines. such NJ nrc
sold nv them Nt fortv.fvc dollars tsi5,. Tho
machines will ho selected new nj tho mnnnfac.
tory In New York, and will be sent, boxed, with
fnll directions for setting mp and uSinr and
with no expense, except Tor freight Spcci
men numbers oi tho THE POST sent gratis
when requested
DEACON 4 PETERSON publshors.
No $40 Walnut Street philadelphia,
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Louisiana territory. The gue;rillas ara
completely drowned out from several
points at which they used TO trouble our
steamboats,.
The YszOO pass project is an entire
success.
The gunboals have arrived above
Hanes' buff, aud viii commence an at
tack, |, isthoughI the bluff is poorly
fortified against an attack from above
Haines' bluff is continuation Of the
chain of hills, aud nine miles from
Yieksburg.
Rumors are rife to the effect that the
rebels are eyacuating Vcksburg, They
will have to leave Grenada also as soon
rs we get possession of Yazoo river
The greater part of their force will go to
Chattanooga, where they hope 10 over
whom Rosecrans in the next battle
Joe. Johnston goes to Tennessee, and
will command the rebel army theIe in
the mex. fight.
The drelgeboats are still working on
the canal The high water interferes
with their operations The mOrtarboats
will commence firing oday.
Cairo, March 10. The river ID still
rising, and the weather fine An order
was issued Yesterday for all boats under
100 feet ia length to report for transport
erviceimmediately. This isunderStood
to mean an advance to Yazoo City. The
dredging machines are at work on the
canal, aud it is thought will complete it
within a week at farthest. Large ia.
tguc parties are engaged clearing out the
stumps with which the CANALS filed
This is done by blasting With gunRow'
der.
The rebelg haze very heavy batteries
opposite the mouth Of tho canal. Our
men have been firod at with 10 incl,
shots aud 100 pound Parrott shells.--
Batteries are being erected to silepce
these guns.
Three mortar boats have been lowed
down to a point opposite yicksburg, and
It is expected, will open FIRE on Monday,
the 9th.
The rebels are reported to be pFepaf,
ing several vessels as rams ara gunOo"'s
10 hgh' anything mat may attempt 10
run the hiockane IN future
lhe lnd'anoLa was SO Doaly "recASu
Eha a. sho cannot DC raised ny me - reo .
The troops arc being pa'd lot TWO
monlha only leaving balance OF four
months pay sun ane 20 'aem'
1eneFA! superintendent j. u JONI
S'on threatens retaliation upon our ON,
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Mason Connty.ClassiileNtlon of Ju.tlces.

Mason County.Classifcation of Justices,
AT A COURT continued aud held for tho
N county Of Mason, at the Court House
thereof on Tuesday the sth day OF July. 1862.
The following classification Of justices was
adopted by the court via
JOHN McCULLOCH, Pre-. Justice.
FRsT Class George Stephenson. j II,
Miller, Jacob T. Hester and Lewis Bumgmner,
SrcoSp CLASS u. j. Rollins, John Nc.
CullJch, ST., Reuben Harrison and Eugene b.
Davis.
Thru CLAss..-,JohD j. Weis. Apollo SIC,
phens, David George and +. NJ. Rollins
FOURTH Glass. John l., Jordon, William
Stewart f. j. Duffer, and s. W Sommeryille,
Frru Glass; Richard Bush, - ----- ---
and Chas, A. VapgLp.
Ordered that the Courts hereafter be held by
the Justices composing the several classes
above mentioned and in the order as they are
elassed to.wit;
First Glass to hold September Term, 1862,
February and September term 1863 and March
Term 1861.
Second Glass to hold October term. 1862,
April August aud October term, 1863 aud A..
prll Term, 1864.
Third Glass to hold November Term, 1869,
MAY aud November Term, 1863 and February
and May Term, 1864.
Fourth Glass to hold December Term, 1862,
june and December term, 1868, and June aud
August Termls
Fifth Glass to hold August Term, 1862, Jan,
uary aud July Term, 1863, aud January and
July Term, 1864 TESTR
JAMES Il HOl L0WAY, Clerk.
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VIRGINIA., IS:

AtRulcshali in the Clerks Office in oaball
county, on the first Monday of February, 1863
Benjamin V Marsh Lewis W.
Hayward, Edward Y. Town
send, Henry Henderson. Rich
ard Wood, Alfred II. Foster,
partners trading under thu In Dsb,.
gyieafE, WOOD, aiarsh i Hay
ward, vs..
Georges S, Holderby Il S. Me.
Russell, partners trading I'M
der the style Of Holdcrby &
Russell.
THE object Of this suit is to recover Of the
defendants the sum Of 1854 SIC with interest
and the defendants having failed to enter their
appearance, and it appearing by an AFFIDAVIT,
filed in the papers, that tho dyiGndeut George
s, Holderby, las voluntarily left his usual
place OF abode and gone into tha service of the
so called confederate States aud has 20 remain.
ed for mole than 20 days.
On motion it is therefore, ordered that he
appear here within one month after due publ.
cation of this notice, aud do what is necessary
tqprctcct his intercs. in tho premises.
Teste:
J. S. WITCHER, Clerk.
j. Lsidloyi p q.
Feb2G 4w p.f.s5 so
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TIRGINIA. SIS:

AT Rales held in Tho Clerks Office in Csboll
County on the frat Monday ia February 1853.
John Laidley,
Geo s. lEoldyrby d ST In DEBT, 500
N + Russell, partners
iadiuruudcr the style Of
Holdorby d Russell.
THE object of this suit is to recover from the
defendants the sum of 500 and the defendant
George S. Holderby having failed to ontcr his
appearance, and it appearing by an affidavit
filed in the papers, that the said George S. Iol.
derby has voluntarily leh his usual place Of
abode and has gone into the service o the So
called Confederate States and has SO remained
for more than 20 days.
On motion, it Is, therefore ordered that the
said defendant do appear here within one month
ailer due publication Of this notice, and do
what p He1essarY 10 Frcseg.hisia,osest 40 Inc
premises, Tcstc:
US. WITCHER, Clerk.
J Laidley for pltfT,
Feb,2G 4w. p:f. IS 90.
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Armed and Uniformed Negroes In the
Rebel Service.

HEApQuARTERs ARNY OF THE PoTo.
Mac, March IL The pockets ofthe en-
envy, along portions Of the line on the
opposite side Of the RaPpshaanock, are
half negroes and half waiIes,
The negroes are armed and unitor.
med The fact appears beyond ques,
ton, only 100 to $50 yards intervening
between our picket' and tie enemy's,
and they are plainly to be distinguished.
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RIncRnNa Rnnncr Crught

Washington. March l2,-Dispatchos
from Admiral Dupont mention the cap
ture of the schooner Belle OF Nassau, off
the Coas, Of Georgia, with cargo Of
coffee onl-salt, pUrporting to be bound
for Port Royal, but among the captains
papers was found an agreemep! with. the
o%ner 20 run the blockade.
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VIRGINIA, SIS:

Atrules held in the Clerks offisO of tho
Of Wayne County, in the month u February.
1863.
g. + &C.; f.: s,'.' :-' Il h or.r'-.,
THE object Of this suit is to recover Of the
defendant the sum of $500 ~ withlegaI inter.
est theron.
The defendant not having entered his ap.
pearance, and appearing from an affidavit in
this cause, that said claim is just, aud that the
plaintiff has present cause Of arinn therefor;
pd it appearing further by said affidavit. that
The said dciepdRpts have voluntarily left their
usual place of sbode in the said County Of
Wayne and have gone beyond the repch Of
personal service Of civil process issuing from.
the county in which they last resided and have
SO remained 80 days after having left such place
Of abode,
Now, therefore. on motion Of the plaintiffs
Attorney tits ordered thntthe said defadants
do appear here within one month after due
publication Of this order, and do what Is neoes,
saFy to protect their interesta in tie prenE
isea. ~
TESTE;
Z. S. BLosS Clerk pro tenn.
Lnidey and Moore for pliff s.
Rcb 26, w4 p.f SIS so.
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brigham Young Held TO Bail for Po-
lygamy.
New YoRK, MARcu l3,b-A Dispatch
has been received from Salt Lake, sta.
ting that Judge Kinney to-day issued a
writ against Brigham Young, under the
polygamy act o.! Congress, The writ
was served without trouble Brigham
gave bail in $4,000.
This dispatch further says tho civil
authority can bo maintained in Utah
without the aid of troops