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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10
Reuben Hawks Estate.

rHEsubscrbers havn been appointed byhe Honorable
L Probate Court fotthe District ofWashlngon, Com
mssioners receive examine and adjustal claims and
demands of all persons against the Estate Of Reuben
Hawks, late Of Moreown, in said District, deceased
represented nsoivent and thetem Of six months from
the 9th day Of October 1893 being by said Count
10 the creditors to exhibit andpfoye their
respective claimsbefore usgive 1--WE wAtend
he duties Of the dwelling house Of
ORION button Ia MoTo0wn IN said District, on the last
Tuesday Of December and March next, at one O'Clock In
the afternoon, on each Of said days.
HIRAM JONES, can't.
FREEMAN PARKER, WI" ~
Watsheld Oct. o. A d. 1863 41y3t
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NEW CARPET

Crossly's Improved Eleottotype, possessing the sp-
pearanoe and beauty Of real Brussels and quite dura-
BILE for half the price now opening BY the NEW ENG
LAND CARPET COMPANY, 70 Hanover ST.. Boston
Our customers reminded that this invoice OF Carpets
comprises but $50 pieces aud In consequence OF the low
price they vii last hut few days.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10
DR.. l. DlX'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,
~ EndicOti Street, Boston, Mass,

7
a, u.,.., s,.a.. uo.., Ma,
- """' '''e'' ' '""'"
10 arranged that patients never see or hear each 9th
err Recol ect the ONLY entrance to HE Office "a Mo-
II, having no connection with his residence conse.
quently no family interruption 50 that on no account
can any person hesitate applying at his Office
DIR DIX
oy astsys land It cannot be contradicted except b,
Orscks VINO viii sav or do anvthin, ey.n na,iu,,
themselves TO impose upon patentp that he
rAG ONLY EEsuL ,6 ,sRAD noaI rufAio'AH Ap
VERIFYING IN BosroF
SIXTEEN YEARS
Known TO many Cizros Pnbl shers. Merchants Hotel
PROPRIETOR go thnt he IA inu5I racomtnendtd anG
pafticarly to
gru.r,pn, .,,,,ro.,,,,,,,.
oihAN"Eho ann ina EiLtho
10 avoid and escape lmpO IuOu Of foIeltn and Ma
tive Quacks, Numerous ia Boston han other large
cites.
Or l., DIX
roud re ers 10 Professors and respectable Fhyscans
many Of whom consult lin 10 critical cases because
4 ms acknoH lodged skill and reputation, attained
through so ng experience pra ii and observation
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
oe not cDDed and add " our sulerlugs IN being de
oeived by the lying boasts ase rom
ses, and pretensiOns OF
FOREIGN AND NATIVE ouACEg
49, AN'N "Hit " S"NCh'i
NY my" ltie the nature ana character Of spec a.
iIii' NV 1 &c ~ 'ueli CUR some eAh'DH loIBed
plpioheH OF INSTITUTIONS or College, whieh ne }er *.
mas Of H. ps ~ o ae Wola liners eNhot plpo
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CARPETS.

~ The current OF trade is to flow to that house
which sells at the lowest prices Our best English Velvet
BRUSSELS Tapes ries will be reailed during the sea
son at importers prices Our customers will nnd our de-
partmens for hne goods very oompete-oomprisng the
uewes and most desirable styles Of foreign production.
as well as the favorite home manufactures NEW ENG.
LAND CARPET co rs Hanover ST., Boston. ONE PRICE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10
WEALTH FOR THE POOR

~EALTH the working mat Aph Ir
HlIr man can il afford 10 bear the burden af
" IN Ness or pay doctor bills oNETNsNIY .
mr. CENT BOTTLE ~ RAILWAYS READY Ht ia
wll, hscs cure him quick and onablohImt l f...H
labors iilA0ui losIof hme--ind. used whaa ri a
experienced, Will stop u Immediately kerpt as
always 10 the house, and usc when sou 70 Iu
val not lose one day n d year By ,ickur.a
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FINE CARPETS.

GEr Tar MODERN srTLEs. Now opening, 1000 pieces
the mos spl ndld English Tapestries ever shown In this
mattet, b. the NkW ENGLAND CARPET COMPANY,
rs Hanover St, Boston. OAE PRICE AND CASH SYSTEM
STRICTLY ADHERID 10,
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

vs. safer " administer, and mn fop DUN ,.,I
IN than all preparations Of OPIUM, N0fphi n.
~ trne, Hyoscamus Aruea Yllorau ti
~ Or Ethor, under whatever namo d.ug
eiIher Liniaelb Pam KillerJ tn S5oating Laf.aJ.
merely fispendI The feeling u PAIN hy benur
percoptyo faculties and killing ne mana na.L
administers Ch0r0form Opium Nc to raudsrr..
the nerves of OVERWHELMINGLY READY Eg.
stops The most etcruciatng pam and secura. tial.
the full possession ofha senses This is theoa0groa.
u general use that viii stop pain, 80 quick ual . r.
from OPIUM Morphine. or some other k.glrt IT,.
hurtful ~ the general health
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WILCOX g. GLIB,
Family Sewing Machine
frice with hemmer and Teller $4,000.
10000

rrce win Hemmer and Teller sIO.OOO
10000
DHE WILLCoX& GIBBS Family Sew,ns v.ot,.. .
= the pest machine, Without regard to price for
FAMILY Sewing, Braiding, Hemmipg. E.l-
ling Tucking, Cording.
forms nat, even seam, which will not rim In WA.
even Nheh cut al frequent intervals and makes the gb
stitch ''"i Va any MACHINE
peculiar feature Of this machine which deserves mr.
uuusr attention, PATENTED DEVICE which nrrvrn,.
.e FossIog OF setting the needle wrong-apd ole which
P' nv , ue machine being turned wrong
The WILCOX h GIBBS Hemmer, ana Feu....
~ teaily practical hemmers In use and ara worth ~
na o. we price Of the Machine over all other, 70,
y use they form narrow light hem or fsn ~ ,ahi-
han can be done By hand The Needle isyer is "Ve,
peIeo'y straight, enabling II to sew through bsr1 h
seams or gathers In hard cloth where All WsohI .uVk
ong or curved needles utterly fail s''''es using
The feed has no tendency TO draw sof, u.h.
nIo tne machine, but will sew LisEs CansRo no,S.o
that 1t is the " use tnls Machine
Easiest to Learn to Use and Kaer
in Order
OF any Machine made
tonnd ~ uSn wear and many washings the stitobrr
.puna 70 retain all the roundncss eyennes, 80 aoung
"nee are SO much admired at hrst ~. Nv. utnhess
VT Send for circular, "'" i"k san
JAMES WILCOX, Mans6,c,y,,,
=. A. SIksos, Agsni, Montpelier O"u"ay, by
Montpelier, June 18th, 1888
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OIL CLOTH CARPETS,

In wide sheets and widths--ln the beautiful en-.
smled fnsh the most desirable and elegant goods made
for sale At manufacturer prices by the NEW ENGLAND
CARPET COMPANY, 10 Hanover 81. Boston. oNE PRICE
AND CASH srsrIs sTmorLr ADHERED TO-
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MIS!C!T11MyyyC!
N. L. PHILLIPS.

N. l., PHILLIPS,
TEACHER OF MUSIC, and dealer In PIANOS and
1 MELoDEONS, tBARRt, VIZ has new on Hand and
for sale the great Improved Melodeon Of all STYLES and
finish. The reeds are brought to wonderful perfeeton
The high notes resemble the flute So near that they defy
detection The low notes resemble the dapason to the
pipe organ, aud by the use Of the new patent swell the
performer can produce any degree Of power desirable An
who are troubled with musical taste should have one Of
these instruments 10 enliyen the domestic circle Pa
rents do no, wait until the children too old to learn
but buy Piano or Melodeon at once, and set them 10
work The best instruments, Of various sizes constantly
on hand, and selling Al very low prices.
Orders addressed to N. H. Putttr', Barre, VI, viii
receive prompt attention.
Sept. ~, 1858. pSwu
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10

We shall continue to supply our customers who ar,
about furnishing redecorapg the hoo OF their dwell
ngs, with carpets from all our departments.
The most skifu upholsterers hand to cut and sew
Carpets when desired. NEW ENGLAND CARPET CON
PANY, 70 Hanover Street, boston
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10

STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Court holden
WAsHISoror DIsrRIcr, 50. at Montpelier, on the 2jd
day OF October, A. D. 1863.
/ ?. LAMPsON, Administrator Of the estate oi
j Thomas Collins late Of Woodbury., in said district,
deceased makes application for license to sell part OF
the real estate Of said deceased representing that said
sale Is necessary for the payment OF the debts of said de
ceased and expenses OF Administration of said estate
said real estate being the gulf land emaled at two and
one half acres, situated in said Woodbury..
Whenupon, 1t Is ordered by said Coun, that said
application be referred to the I'm day OF November,
A. D. 1863 at the Probate Oco In Ipelier for hear
ing and decision thereon and IL further ordered, that
all persons interested he notified hereof, by publication
Of notice Of this application aud order thereon, three
weeks sucoessively In the Green Mountain freeman,
printed at Montpelier before said time Of Learng that
they may appear said time and place and, If they see
cause, object thereto
By tho Court,
f3w43 Attest-N A. CHASE, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10

From Hdrrev Sickitr, EsQ the dJle toiiot n M
Hnkhdnnock Democrat, Pennsylvania.
- Our only child, about thres yearb Of age, was
attacked by pimplei on his forehead They rapidly
spread until they formed a loathsOmo and vruien,
sore, which covered his face, and actually blinded
his eyes for some days. A skilfu physician applied
nitrate OF silver aud other remedies, without any
apparent effect For fifteen DAYS we guarded hi
hands lest with them he should tear open the fes
tering aud corrupt wound which covered his whole
face Having tried every thing else we had any
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aud applying the ioddo OF potash lotion, a. YOU
direct The sore began 20 heal when We had given
the first bottle, and was we'll when we had finished
Tho second The chlld's eyelushcs, which had come
out grew again and be u now as healthy and fair
as any other. The whole ueighborhood predicted
that the child must did.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10
n EU RAI.(tT.A.,
(ENQUISITI pNN..
TIC DOLOREUX. luuUtfDie
ACHE, SHARP SUIl ttl,e

Persons -g1ruue Wth .44'
OF oxeruoiaiins para. Ihe pn.us
plungng, Stumbling Hd d.. ht.Ht
shock
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10

IA RlDwAY-Dcdr Sir. About ItHi 5000.
very much affected with DISEASED H. No<
thought Ihdd ne Consumption lWt.rI..t
business raised blood and had eve stHI
above fatal disease. 0ncnght, on going Co.,.
! would take sweat AMI tnlN tH.r Dr.
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Tho porspirati0n was Of Shiny Sgh-lU.f.
smell. followed taking tho READY Eiii
night for four weeks and at thr end alihtlH
trely well. This Is a true statement 80 iIu N-'
will testify 10 under oath Your. etc,
JAMES SAGE. Sage llnl
Moan
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10
ROYAL VELVET

AND MEDALLION CARPErs--ihe finest things out ior Par.
lors and Drawing Rooms-for sale by the
NEW ENGLAND CARPET COMPANY.
rs Hanover Street, Boston.
uraw
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10
PROBATE COURTS

Probate Courts, within and for the District OF Ran
oph, for the year ensuing, will be holden as follows
viz
At the Probate Office in Brookheld, the first Thurs
day in each month.
At the Orange County Hotel in Chelsea the third
Thursday Of each month.
At the West Randolph House in Randolph, the fourth
Thursday In each month.
At J. l., Bowles' Hotel in Washington, the second
Thursday in February, May and August
b. order Of Court,
PERLEY G. JONES, Register
Chelsea, December LIST, 1852. f6tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10
Erysipelas - General Debility Purify the
R1nod

IRON Dr. Robf SaVin Houston ST., keic York
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From J. h. Johnston, Esq.,, U,tkeman, ohio.
For twelve years, had the yellow Erysipolss
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iron, hon. Henry Moaro, 81 p. r., Of Aeecasfie
{. w., leading member Of fhe Canadian Parlia-
ment
81 have used your SARSArARiIIA In my family.
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ruE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY roa


From Emery Edes, nell tnoicn merchant Of on.
I0rd Maine.
" / have sold large quantities Of your sARsAPA.
RILA, but never yet one bottle which failed Of the
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Eruptions, Pimples, Blotohes, Pustules, Ul-
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From Charles p. cage, Esq, Of the uidcly- knols
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!" had for several years a very troublesome
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Miscellaneous Telegraphic Items

FORTRESS Monroe, Nov. 2. The Richmond
Wing of the LIST inst, contains the following
Charleston, Nov. 80. The bombaIdment Of
Fort Sumter to-day is the heaviest that has taken
place. From shutdown on Wednesday unit sun
down on Thursday, 1915 shots from 10 inch
mortars and 300 pound PARROTS have been
thrown against the Fort. Our loss is seven
wounded This evening the enemy opened fire
from the mortar battery at Cummings Point
upon the northeast angle OF the Fort, which
seems to be the special object of attention.
The enemy's batteries engaged were those at
Gregg aud Wagner, the centre battery, ard the
Cummings Point Battery, with the addition OF
three monitors. The COMMANDMENT Of Sumter
still goes on, but the fire is sackened Our bat
teres fire slowly, but the enemy pay no alton
ton to them.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10
HOT READY RELIEF s4-t1.

~ HIUINh ~ NlI 4 UUUT" IT
With sugar, dessert poa nu ui E5HN.t
RELIEF, aud drink thi, ON gUu o.
minutes you will pcrspiro freely
wake IN The morning cured Vt youtt..i.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10

We beg TO present to Ga, rct'tf, o.
the following letter sddros .cd trIr.Ia O'l
afflicted with WEAK LUNGS ANu flI, NIth
CONSUMPTION, read The wrtrr. So I'0.
well known In hcnGANas popunr lv., 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10
CARPETS AT WHOLESALE
CARPETS ATRE TAIL.

Cash purchasers are Invited to eEaEine our siopk,
which Is very complete in ali its varieties NEW ENG
LAND CARPET COMPANY, Is Hanover 81. Boston
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-11-10


WHITE SIDE STATION, !
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, Oct %. {
A very gratifying change has occurred in the
situation, rendering IL tar pleasanter TO oonte,n-
plate, than it has been. Yesterday morning a
portion oil Gen. llooker's forces under the d.
rection OF the General himself crossed The Ten
nessee river at Bridgeport, and advanced towards
Chattanooga. They reached this point, 10
miles from bridgeport, last night, To-day the
troops advanced four miles into Lookout Valley,
only 5 miles from Chattanooga, two brlsodes VI
rebels, aud one battery retiring before our ad.
vance in the direction OF Trenton, Ga. at the
upper end of the valley, the only route by which
they could join Bragg's main iorce.
AT an early hour yesterday morning, force
from Chattanooga under Brigadier General Ila.
zen. crossed the river at Browns ferry, throw
Ing out sklrmshers, and lagan the assault Of
Lookout mountain, at what is known as the
Point. The enemy gave way with slight oppo
stlon, and the mountain was soon in our pos
session. This movement completely opened
communication both by river, and railroad, and
is hailed with much joy.
NEw YokK, Nov 5. Further returns show
Union majority IN 50 counties Of $3.50.
For the Senate q Unlonists and IL Democrats
are elected and for the Assembly SO Upionisis
and 46 Democrats The election of McCepn
Tor Judge Of the Superior Court is in doubt.
So far the returns received show majority Of
4S4 for Bosworth, but four districts have not
sent in returns, which will propably give Nc
Gum majority.
BosroS, Nov. 3. The total vote for Governor
in 2i7 towns Is Andrews 90 6ls, Pane 25,755.
Andrrw's pIeurali,y, 81 1898. All bu. seven
representative districts have been heard from,
and the HOUSE now stands Republican go,
Democratic 10, not reported 7.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-10
GREAT ANXIETY 70 HEAR FROM
CHARLESTON.
The Attack Commenced Last
Thursday.
Our Fleet Officers in Charleston, on
in Heaven.
Especial to the World


WASHINGTON, April SO P. M.-The
excitement here in regard to the report
ed attack on Charleston is intense. The
Navy and War Departments are still
without official advices, but no doubts
are entertained that the attack has been
made, and the result unfavorable to the
rebels. The continued reticence of rebel
newspapers is regarded as almost certain
evidence that they are in possession of
news which confirms the report that
Charleston has fallen before the COM
bined attack of Hunter and Dupont
Heretofore it has been the practice of
the rebels, whenever they have met with
success, to send flag of truce across
the Rappahannock, with copies of their
papers announcing the news. Besides
this, their pickets ale very gloomy, and
decline to converse at all upon the sub
ject of the attack upon Charleston, or
allow copies of their papers to come
across the river.
The navy department is in hourly ex-
pectation of receiving information in re-
gard to the attack, which they know was
to have been commenced last Thursday.
Prominent officials in the Navy Depart
ment to-day, made the remark that by
this time the officers on board our iron
! clads were either in Charleston or in
I heaven
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-10
Hill and Petigrew Surround Him.
THE GUNBOATS SHE'LL THE
REBEL POSITION
REINF0RCEMENTS ARRIVING.
~
Fosters Safety Beyond A Doubt.

New York, april 9-From various
correspondents the following additional
facts are CLEANED relative to General
Fosters position..at Washinston, n. c.,
On the 30th ult, about 10, 1000 rebels I'M
der Hill and Pettigrew marched to the
the north side of the town, and seven
regiments on the south bank of Palmico
river Two companies 44th MasSachu-
sets while on a reconnaissance marched
right into an ambuscade, suffering con-
siderably from whitening fire of mus
kerry at short range. Capt. Lyons COM
pany of North Carolina troops are also
badly cut up, or killed, and 6 or s
wounded, Among the latter Captain
Lyons.
The gunboat Commodore Holt opened
on the rebels, scattering them. That
night the rebels took up all the buoys in
the river, and planted batteries in such
positions along the bank as to render it
almost impossible for vessels to pass
They established themselves on Red Hill
some two miles from town, completely
commanding our works.
Next day the Commodore Holt got
aground, and was struck thirty times by
the rebel batteries, but finally got off
Two transports with troops unsuccess-
fully attempted to reach Foster.
A small lighter succeeded in reaching
Foster with supplies of ammunition.
Hill notified Foster to remove all NO.
men and children, as he intended to
shell the town, but up to the 2nd it had
not been done, as our gunboats kept the
batteries engaged.
More gunboats arrived on the 4th,
and others with to II inch guns were
expected on the 9TH The fort is heavily
sodded, and Gen. Foster has over 1000
troops.
A Newborn letter dated the 3rd, 10
P NJ, states that gunboats arrived at the
mouth of the river 1t is thought they
will be able to demolish the rebel bat
teries
Gems. Palmer and Prince have taken
such steps as to lead to the removal OF
all fears for the safety of Foster.
The rebels are reported as having
5000 men on the road between New
bern and Washington. .-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-10
Another Successful Expedition.
Col. Wilder after the Secesh.
A Good Weeks Work.
700 Horses. 900 Prisoners, and
200 Niggers Captured.
Vast Quantities of Supplies Des-
troyed.

CINCINNATI, April "a special to the
Commercial from Murfreesboro' says
Col. Wilder returned from an expedition
via Lebanon and Carthage Twenty-nil 9
rebels were captured before reaching
Snow Hill. and 5000 bushels Of wheat
and much corn and bacon destroyed.
Wilder brought in three hundred and
sixty horses, and one hundred and sixty
negroes.
Several rebels in Union uniforms
were shot down. The past week our ex-
petition have captured 700 horses and
mules, 200 prisoners, and Two hundred
negroes, and destroyed much rebel for
age and subsistence.