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IN CITANCERY.-Addison County
JUSTUS COBB

JUSTUS COBB
MlDDLEBURT SAVINGS BANK. d..
NhercaS John w Stewart. receiver in this
cause has filed in Court his petition, setting forth
ia substance that he has taken possession of ali the
assets OF said Bank under his appointment as re-
ceiN er thereof, and has converted them into money
so lar as practicable; thit he has made three
dividends 10 the creditors Of said Bank two Of ten
per cent each end one Of twenty per cent, out OF
assets; that he has Now on hand the balance arts,
ing out Of sid assets, Hhich ought to be divided
as iinal dividend a'rong said creditors, that his
accounts as receiver have never been settled OF
bis expenses or compensation Slowed And fur l.
tcr setting forth, that said creditors hevn not an
reared III this cause, numerous and widety
scattered, and that personal service cannot bs
made on them without unreasonable DELAY aud
expense.
And praying that time and place NAV be fixed
'y the court for the hearing of said petition, and
proper order OF notice to parties in interest made
and mat ON said hearing his said accounts NAV be-
referred to trustee for examination and allow
ance, and that on the coming in of the trustees
report 'aid accounts may be finally settled his
compensation and expenses allowed n final
dividend OF sud assets ON hand directed and that
/ on payment thereof he DO discharged from esii
reccyerslip
1t j. ordered by said court. that said petition he
heard at Iersennes, on the 9Th day Of july. 1865,
az 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, and that notice
thereof ne given TO all parties in interest by ser
vice of copy of the petition and Of this order on
al parties who have appeared in this cause, at
least twelve DAYS before said hearing and hv nuh
hcatin OF the substance # raid petition and of this
order in tho Mddledurv Register newspaper for
tnree weeks successfully, the last publication to be
at least ten days before said hearing.
By order Of the court, this % dav of June. 1865.
D. STEWART Clerk.
/. P. PHEIrs, Sol. for Pet'r,
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STATE OF vERMONT-District Of

- .NITTFUn. -.
BE II remembered that at q Probate Court hell
at Middcburv. within and for the District or a.
olson on the Ri day ofJmc, 4. D., 1865. an instru
mont Pu'porting to be the last will and testament G:
MILO STOW,
late OF Wcybri1cc, in said District, deceased, q
presented 10 this court for Probate 1t is thercnJol
ordered that said instrument he considered by this
court for probate and allowance, and a session
thereof 70 be- held at the Probate Office in Middle
bury, on Monday. the 18th day Of June inst,
d., 1860, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, and that
notice thereof he given to all persons interested,
that they may appear and make their objections,
II any hey may have, to the probate and allow
ance OF said Instrument as the last will and tesla
ment Of said deceased, by publishing a certified
copy Of this order in the Middebury Register
newspaper printed at said Middlebury-t weeks
successfully preNiouS;o the time of said court
CALVIN G.. TILDEN, Judge.
a true copy from the records.
lo:H3 Attest, G. G., TlLDEN. judge
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Prof Agas-iz and party arrived safely
at Rio de Janeiro on the 22l Of April and
were most kindly received The Emper-
or sent a boat alongside of the Colorado
10 take the party on shore, and in the
evening had long interview with Mr.
Agassiz. The Secretary Of the Treas
rlry of Brazil, gave orders 10 have the
baggage and instruments Of the party
passed unopened at the Custom House,
and every courtesy was extended TO the
members Of the expedition by the officials
of the brazilian Government.
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TREAsURr DEPART5fENT,
Il orr, or CQ,iITIoLLER ot THE CURRENCY
MAsTuNGIoN, May 30tb, 1850. (


WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned, it has been made to appear
that "TEe National Bovik Of MidHe5uyg" IN the
town of Mddlehury, in the County of Addison and
State Of Vermont has been duly organized undcr
and according TO the requirements 81 the Act Of
Congress entitled " An Act to provide National
Currency secured by pledge % United States
bonds, and to provide for the circulation ami re-
demptlon thereof approved June 3, 1864, and has
complied with all the Provisions Of said Act requr-
ed to be complied with before commencing the
business Of Banking under said Act
Now therefore, 0, Freeman Clarke. Comp'role T
of the Currency, do hereby certify that "Ibe
National Bank of MildlebuIy," in the town Of
Middlebury, in the County Of Addison and State
OF Vermont, is authorized to commence the bllsi-
ness Of Banking under the act aforesaid.
la testimony whereof, witne nv hand aud
seal Of Office, this Thirieth day Of May
1865
(, FREEMAN CLARKE,
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EprroR OF EEGErm:

DEAR SIR; With your
permission wish to say 10 the readers OF iour
paper that will send hy return mail. to all who
wish il 0yee) a Recipe with fun directions for
making and using a simple Vegetable Balm that
gill ehecluallv remove, in ten DAYS. rimrle-,
blGiche>, Tan, lTcckles and all lmpurtic- ct the
SAin leaving the same sofi, clear smooth aud
beautiful
will also mail FREQ 10 those having Bald Heads.
or Bare faces, simple directions and nloma zion
that will enable them 10 start a fall grow N of
iuXuIiant Hair, WhskeIs, on Moustache, in
less than thirty DAVIS
All applications answered ly return mail with
out charge. Respectful, yours,
THOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
i|jm s3l broadway, New York.
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A T'TENTION FARMERS.
CUSTOM CARDING.

The Subscriber wal he ready in fow davs ia
commence CAEDING ROLLS. We shall ndeavor
to give yon as good Carding as YOU ever had, at
please bring IN your Wool
we al-o have a good Hue Of FAIL CIorHs.
fEocKI IwrEns, and fIANSFL. which we
wohlt he pleased 10 exchange for cash. usesel
o' pulled wool, Tsrs and Pels.
f,atte give % ell
.... GC0 HOpKiNe.
hi-1.,'-r', alI %, gees. o.,
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MI A TRIMONIAL.

VA LADIES and GENIEMEN: II YOU wish
to marry vuI can 80 80 b,- addressing me- viii
send YOU wfhunt money and withou, price. val
uaIc Information, that will enable Won To marry
happily and speedily, irrespective Of age. wealth
or beauty. This Information will cost yoa nothing
and il YOU wish to marry, will rhccrlullv assist
You. AlI'lettcr- suictlS confidential The desired
information sent by return mail AMI ne reward
asked Please enclose postage ar stamped en,c-
lopc, ald'cs-el to Yourself. Address.
SARAH b. LAMBERT Grecnpoint,
'mj Kings Co., y. Y.
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|. GENTS WANTED Sr,era

A. GENTS WANTED.-A Splendid
~ Steel Plate Portrait Of the late Prcsiient
LIlscoLS, Is presented to each subscriber to Life
and Death Ia Rebel Prisons" The work also con-
tails spirited illustration Of the capture of Jef
Davis, the Prince Of Rebe. Prisons, in bis wie's
pettieoats. Tens Of thousands are buying this
hook. Address
ioisw l. srBBBTSs, Hartford, c..
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DRONISIONS.
i PORK, HAMS and POTATOES,
at Fl. A. SHELDON. T9H
EISH.-Mackerell. IT. kits and barrels :;
4 Salmon, Salmon Trout; Goldfish and Her
ring. II. a. SHELDON. I9d
nNE hundred barrels Pure Cider
~ Vinegar, of my own make, for sale by
II, a. SHELDON. l9f
dope, Irvine, Tar, Foot,rot Medi-
L D clne- sold by H. 4. SHELDON. OF
TURKS Island Salt, just received by
Il II. \. SHELDON. [9ti
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THE UNION MOWER

4 IN tANlNIAN NiO1f IsiA
L Is the hest machine manufactured for the
following reasons
Lit is the only quick gcarei machine that has
steel plate in the guard, aud feNiblc cuttcr-bar,
both ends OF which can be elevated to pass obstruc-
tons
2.--It is the only hinsol-jointed loldng-bar
machine that has ihc draft attached 70 40 10 re-
lievc the drag Of the cutter on The ground.
at has the strongest guards which will never
break, and we hereby agree to furnish gratuitous
all that break in usc
4.-Both ends Of the cuttcr-bar will conform to
al the qualities Of the ground. thus securing n
uniform close cut, which is not the case with other
quick gcarcd machines.
The Union Machine, has taken numerous pre-
miuns; the most prominent Of which last Fall
were the FIRST PREMIUM at the New England
Agricultural Socety's Exhibition, held at SPRING
field. Mass, and the FIRST PREMIUM at the
Agricultural State Fair, held at Eastern Pcnnsyl-
vonid. We invite comparison with any other
machines manufactured.
In connection with the Union Mower we build a
very light easy-running
Cne-Horse Machine.
Ofan entirely new construction. The only prac-
teal machine built expressly for one horse.
Applications can be made either to Us or to our
AGENTS in different parts Of the State.
UNION MOVING MACHINE co.,
ST. JOHNSBURY, VT.
!. g. KNlrriN, p,oprictors. oo
! j. FLETCHER, a:Sw
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..,, During the thunder shower Of
Wednesday, June :, the dwelling house Of
Samuel Washburn, in Goshen, was struck
by lightning. the fluid passing down the
chimney and the stove pipe, breaking the
stove, tearing the b1ot from the foot OF
Mr. Wa-hburn and burning eaid foot con-
siderably, prostrating Mrs. Washburn,
and passing through the floor making
quite a hole In the same. Fortunately
no one was seriously injured
,...Seycn lrasburg soldiers have died
from starvation and exposure in rebel
prisons The whole number from the
state between April 1854, and March
1865, was 23G.
Mayor uri Gilbert of Troy had
lbs trunk robbed Of its yaluables at no.
Tel in Burlington, a few nights since.
Candidates for the state Offices
continue TO multiply Merritt Clark of
Poultney for Lieut.. Gov, and VIM. +.
Dickinson Of Chelsea for Treasurer. are
the latest
49,. Gavin Holiday, sewing machine
manufacturer Mt Saugus, was shot with a
revolver in the neck by his son George, a
had of &c, on Tuesday. the wound being
severe and it is feared fatal The son
Immediately flew to the woods, where he
blew out lis own brains with the same
weapon. The act was withou; provoca-
tion, and Young Holiday had previously
been an industrious and altciionatc SON.
500. We are pleased to hear that the
project to make Friday the market day
IN this place bids fair to be successful,
and we are confident that if our
States Attorney will only 'let up little
and permit beer and whiakcy to be sold
IN moderate quantities on Fridays, we
shall have as busy a Butter Market as
any town or city IN this vicinity.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We The subscribers. being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District ri hddispA c.. .
uissioners, to receive, examine aud adjust all
claims aud demands OF all persons against the es-
tate Of SAMUEL ROWLEY
late o. whiting, in said district and also
all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; and two months from the 8 day Of
June. 1865, being allowed by said Court for
that purpose we do therefore hereby give notice
that We will attend to the business Of our said
appointment at the cling house Of the deceased
in Whiting on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of August,
and Friday the 9Th Of December next, from Q
o'clock 4. NJ, until O'Clock p NJ, on each ct
said days.
Dated at Whiting, this 9Th dcy ofJnne, A. D.
1860.
p. G.. WRIGHT,
HENRY KELSEY, Com
49, I.AI,ui.1-r 1 I,nN.rA [ 49,
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jay COOKE.

Subscripion Agent, Philadelphia.
May T.; 1865. ST
Subscriptions viii be received by the
First National Bank Of Orwell.
First National Bank OF Brandon.
Brandon National Bank OF Brandon.
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FEIIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Females Pills.
PrQmrd from " prescription Of SIR lane
Chulc, II. n, Piy0c;m Efr9o-
diaiy 10 the QRcca.

NhFfT ~ tHc tL'NtN.
This invaluable medicine is ulliling in the cure
Of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution is subject. 1t modcrates
II ! excess and removes all Instructions. and a
speedy cure may Toe relied on.
10 MARRIED LADIES
1t Is peculiarly suited. /, will, in a short time,
bring ON the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar hears the Govern.
ment Stamp OF Great BlitaI to prevent counter
icis.
CAUTIOS
Thcac Pills should No., hc taken s females dur
ing the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of prtlcnaucv
"a, ih'v are sure 10 bring ON Miscarriage. but at
anr Other tiur ,hrv arc safe
Doc aii ca..- ui Nervous and SHiu1l Affections
Pains ia rue Back amt Limits. Fatigue on sli.ht
rNri'ioa, Fair.tta'n 81 the Heart Hy-tc,ir. and
Na:es uie-e PALS viii ,i,, sta core when uli oil.r
mean, have i.iict; aNd .dJaoi,J powerful RENE
ely. d" not contain iron. cl,omr nuimouv or
anytime hur,tH To tine constitutions.
Iill urc iio", 30 the pamphlet around each
package, which shoill be carefully prc-crycl
Sole ascnt for tlc UGi,oi States and Caadas.
JOB MOSES.
p Cortlandt st., New York.
y. E.-71.o9 aa5 sis postage stamps, enclosed
t." any authorized agent wiz insure q bottle CONF
i'nirs htr Fill, by return mail. sold by al
Druggist CIy
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U. 8. 500 SIX per cent.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.

LD-DEhhllNu bONDC,
These Bonds are now worth handsome ire.
MUM, and are exempt as are all the Government
Bonds, Tram State, Comfy, md Nqnicpalh ira'9e
'rbid aids from, oae To three pei, cent pei, ,,nun 10
here rdiue, according to the rate levied upon other
property. The interest is payable scm-annually
by coupons attached to each note, which may be
cut OFF and sold to any bank or banker
The Interest of 80 per cent. amounts TO
One cent per day on $50 note.
Two cents" - 500 g
Ten - - 8" - $500 ..
% I" " q" I" $1,000 IS
81 " :. 9 :. 5000 {.
Notes of all denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon the receipt Of subscrp-
tons.
The Notes Of this Third Series arc precisely SINH
lar in form and privileges to the seyen-Thir,as
already sold, except that the Government reserve.
to itself the option Of paving interest in gold coin
at per cent, instead Of 7.3-10ths in GU rencv.
Subscribers will deduct the interest in currency up
to July 10th. at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery of the notes of this third series Of
the Seven-thirties will commence on the LIST Of
June, and will he made promptly and continuous
y after that date,
The slight change made in the conditions Of dis
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter Of inter
est, The payment in gold. if made, will he equiv
alent to the currency interest of the higher rate
The return to specie paymett,, in the event Of
which only will the option to pay interest in Gold
he availed of, would reduce and equalize prices
that purchases made with six per cent. in gold
would be fully equal to those made with seven
and three. tenths per cont. in currency This is
TIE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
Now offered by the Government, and It's superior
| advantages make it the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE pEo-
PIE.
Less than $780, O0,0 70 Of tho Loan authorized
by Congress are now in the market. This amount.
at the rate at which It is being absorbed will all
be subscribed for within sixty days, when The notes
| will undoubtedly command premium. n, has
uniformly been the case GA closing the suh-trin-
tions to other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and section
OF the country may be afforded facilities for taking
the loan, the National Banks, State Banks, and
friVate Bankers throughout the country have gen.
orally agreed to receive subscriptions ut PER-
Subscribers will select their own agents, in whom
they have confidence, and who only are to be re-
sponsible for the delivery Of the notes Tor which
they receive ORDERS
JAN COOKE.
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A Standing Opinion.

It is a standing opinion Of ours that a con-
eihatory policy on the part of the Government
viii more thoroughly and permanently accom-
plish the work Of re-uniting and restoring TO its
former strength and glory our desolate and dis
membered country, than all other influences
combined. five wish peaceful and perpe-
tusl Union, it is to the hearts Of the people tia
appeals should be made; and il is alonein their
affections that the Government can find its
most solid foundation To touch those hearts
and win those affections, kind and gentle treat
ment is indispensable Let all in authority,
and al ont Of authority. bear these simple and
eternal truths in mind, and act upon them in
their daily lives, and the Government and the
Uuion Of this great and glorious country viii
be the Pharos Of the world forages yet to come.
Richmond Wig.
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A Day in the Country.

Happening to be, on Sunday last, at the hos
pitable residence of Mr.. Colin C. Porter, we
found. about 10 o'clock, gathering Of the
neighbors for miles around, old, and young, with
a fair proportion of ladies. We soon ascertair-
ed that there would be preaching at the house,
the church in the neighborhood having been
desecrated and injured by the soldiers last in
the vicinity.
Soon appeared the Rev Mr.. March, one Of
the circuit preachers Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, who delivered very interesting
sermon from the Esd Psalm of David The
Lord is my shepherd shall not want. lie
maketh me to lie down in green pastures; he
leadeth me beside the still waters" &c The
character Of the good shepherd as stated in
these eloquent and glowing verses, was well
portrayed by the speaker; and all present
seemed to realize, in the beautiful and luxuri-
ant prospect around them, sense Of the good
ness and mercy Of the Almighty.
We regretted TO learn that not only have
many Of the churches oftheeounty been injured
by the sOldiery, but the school houses have
also been rendered untenantable. In an ener-
getic and reading community like ours how
ever. both churches and schools must soon be
renovated.
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~" I'm our columns this week may be found
the advertisement of D. HOWELL, whose store
room is found nearly opposite the Bank.
In addition to his stock, he is constantly adj
ding toIt by shipments from Baltimore, and
purchasers viii consult their interests by exam
lining for themselves His mottois, quick sales
and small profits.
gSs-BIr. ALBERT MILLER announces to the
public that he may still be found at his old
place of business on main street. He will fur
nish Stoves and Tin Ware of every description
at low prices. Repairing done without delay
SALE OF GOVERNMENT PRoPERTY.-lt will
be seen, by the advertisement, that DANIEL ).
You've, Ordnance Agent at Harpers Ferry, will
offer for sale considerable amount of Ordnance
and Ordnance Stores, on the 18th September.
Farmers and others may find many articles to
suit them.
A KIND REsfEMBRANcE.-Th advent of the
Senior of the FREE Pass to Charlestown, after
an absence of seven years and the revival Of
the paper, were signalized, a few evenings since,
by Blessing, in the shape of a large fruit cake
and full freezer of delicious cream, to which
re-assembled household paid appreciative at
tention and respect
Our friend Jno. L. Hoof arrived from Baltimore
just IN tme to announce to our readers the arrival
of his New Goods--a great yariety-very pretty,
very cheap. Callupon him.
QuERY.-We are frequently asked:
"Why does not Mr.. Chapline, clerk of the
Board Of Supervisors, send certificates to the
officers elected for this election diStrict?"
Those needing anything new in the Harness
or Saddlery line, or repairing done without de-
lay. we refer to the advertisement of Mr.. REA-
son SHUGART.
Money can be made, if you have property to sell,
by securing the services of a good Auctioneer,-
We refer the reader to the Card of W. T. FOREMAN
Gentlemen visiting Baltimore, who desire Hats
of the latest styles, can be nicely suited at HARRY
NIcELY's, 81 W. Bait ST.
See the advertisement of E. RoDBERe, Baltimore
His stock of Jewelry presents useful and pleasing
variety.
DR.. G. II. PIERCE offers his professional services.
The DR.. is well known here. See Card.
Administrators Sale of Personal Property of the
late Joseph Harley at Middleway on 18th Sept
We call attention of the public to the advertise.
ment of Government Sale, at Harper's Ferry, Of
Horses and Mules on the 2nd September, by Maj
Geo. A. Flagg, a. q. IN.
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yUyUE next session of this Institution will COM
mence on the first Monday of September
The attention of parents anxious in reference 10
the education Of their is respectfully asked 10
this school, Its my determination to make II, II
posbe equal to the best Institutions OF the KIND IN
the country, and think am warranted from my
past experience in promising myself success. All
The branches usually taught in high schools and
academies will be embraced in my course, but 1t
will he nv endeavour to have my pupils acquire a
thorough acquaintance with whatever they under
take to learn, rather than superficial knowledge
of many subjects.
have been successful in securing the services OF
gentleman as assistant for the next session who
has had considerable experience in teaching, ana
who will, as believe, conscientiously and eihcienE
" discharge his whole duty.
Terms:
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, Eng,
Iish Composition and Defamation, per session OF
five o"o
Physical Geography, Algebra, Geometry, ifigo-
nometrv, Analytical Geometry, Surveying, BOOK.
KeeninG. Latin, Greek, Natural Philosophy and
chemistry. each additional. ................ l.50
An additional chargs of Sl.0O per session for fuel
ia customary. Payment will be expected one hall
AZ the middle of the session. and the remainder at
its close. If part can be paid in advance, il will
he regarded as favor. No pupil will be received
for less than two and a-half months. boarding can
be obtained on application TO the undersigned.
G. y. CAMPBELL,
Aug. 3lst, 1866. Principal.
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WAsH1SG1oS, Aug 29.-The trial Of jefferson
Davis viii take place before United States Circuit
Court but the particular one has not yet been de-
signatcd. There seems % be no Importance attach
cd 10 the fact that the grand jury Of the District of
Columbia. some months ago found a true bin a.
gainst him for constructive treason IA sending ms
troops 20 operate against Washington in the sum
mer oflS64 The grand jury OF the court az Knox
vile has also indicted him for treason for melting
the people against the United States Government.
The trial cannot. however take place IN that town
or az other places in the tenth Judicial district, for
the reason that the vacancy Occaoned by the death
o. Assistant Justice Catron has not vet been filled.
Az the military operations aganst the nlted States
we're directed by orders given from Richmond IL Is
probable that the trial Will take place In Virginia.
40 Norfolk in which event Chief Justice Chase will
preside as that State is embraced in the judicial
circuit assigned 70 him.
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School BOOkSi

WE have on hand and for sale Comlys Spelling
w Books, websters Primary Dictionary Nc,
Guffy's LIST, I'd, Sd, 4th and 9Th Reader; Davies
and Pixies Arithmetic, Mitchells Primary 0eygrs,
physical Geography by Cotton and Fitch, Buffers,
Browns. BulIion's and Smiths English Grammar,
Comstock's and Townes Chemistry, Davies Ele-
mentary Algebra, Davies lst Bourden, Packers
Philosophy, Goodrich's common School and Pieto-
rial History; Frosts History; First Lessons IN ms
tory and English Composition: Andrews Latin
Lessons. Bullions Latin Grammar; Copy Books,
States and Pencils, Ink, Pens, Paper and EEve-
lopes. CAhdD BELL "A0o''
Charlestown, August 81, 1865.