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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-12
american & Foreign Eaaents.
r. IL. EDDY.
SOLICITOR or Patents
Late Agentofu S Patent Once Washington nns.
the A totls371
T! statestreet opposite KIlby ST, no e.

FrER an extensive practice o. upwards oftwenty
lyears, continues TO secure Patents In the United States
also In Great Britain, tranee and other foreign countt q,
Caveats, Specifications, BONDS, Assignments, aud nil p.
pefs, OF Drawings for Patents executed on liberal Terms
and with dispatch. Researches made into American nr
foreign works, TO determine the validity or utility Of M.
tents or invent ions-and leFalo OF other advice rendered
IN all matters touching the sane. Copies Of the claims
ofm patent furnished by remiting one dollar. Assign.
mente recorded at Washington.
The agency Is not only the lstges Tin New Enelandbu
through Il, inventors have advantages Tor securing, pa
tents, ofascertainRg the paientabilty onnyontious. IN
surpassed by, II not immeasurabil superior to. AIRY
which can be offered To thein e~lscwhtre. rhe teaimopf.
ais bolow given prove that none Is more succe ssnl al the
Patent office Than the subscriber aud as success Is ,he
best proof ot advantages and ability, he would add that
he has abundant reason TO believe, aud can ptove thai no
other ONCE Of the tiud are the changes for professional
services 80 moderate. The immense practice II the sub
seflber during twenty years pasthas enabled him IN nc.
eumulate a vast collection Of specidoAtiont and official
decisions relative To pate nts.
these, besides hi. extensive library ~ leRAland me.
chanical works, and fun accounts Of patents granted IN
the United states and Europe, render him able. he, ond
question, 10 otter superior Gctliies for obtaining patent.
Allneeessity of aIourncy to Washington To pfnrurca
patent and the usualBteaideltY there, afelete sa4ed In
ventofs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-12
44le0ititles.

tr. .I:. willa forfeited by Dr. l.. DNH filling 10
'ttD.i cure IN tess time than any other physician,
ma tisctuaIy aId peimenatly, with less stIain
.tuu oc7upau ON tr iePI Of exposure to all WeatheI,
with -alt ana ~nlca6aut incidence
SfLF-ABUSEAND SOLITARY HABITS
Theirefect and consequences
.rrcGhL AILMENTS N SITUATIONS,
fuciieutto Married and Single Ladies
EECREI AND DEL1CArE DISORDERS
eteuIalAheqtione Erupionsand III Diseases Of TIE
skin Ulcers OF tHf Nose, Throat and Body Iimplts
of tHe iaea 5|weliugs OF the Joints Nervousness ;
Gov ttulonal and other Weaknessesin \ outh, and the
mon advanced Of all ages, Of
BOTH SEXES SINGLE OR MARRIED
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-12
pustrp.
Fom the Milwaukee (wis.) Sentinel
Through the Pines.
BIT ADA J. MOORE.

Coming through the stately pines,
When the day was growing dim,
And the songstsrs Of tbs forest
Chsntsd low tbslr evening hymn
Tenderly my hand was taken,
Words were murmu'ed In my ear
Old words,
Bold words
Timid maidens shrink TO near.
Quilting moss and plucEing flowers,
Feignedl not to understand
From llfe's dearest, incest blessing,
coyly keeping back my hand
As with free an 4 careless footsteps
Trippsd l lightly at his side,
Doubling,
POuting,
Thinking thoughts Of maiden pride.
Faster fell the shades Of night,
Parker grew the woodland path
And the blackened trunks arouHd US
Rose like specires full Of wrath.
Every vlerd and sudden whisper
or the night wind made nae start
Humbly,
Dumbly,
Drew l nearer TO his heart
Gently stole his arm around me,
On my lips | felt kiss
Darkness fed and terror vanished
At that thrilling touch Of bllss.
HOmewsrd through the nigh we went,
Withithe light ofloys around Us
Nearer,
Bearer,
Grows the chain, that night that bound us
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-12
STATE OF VERMONT.
n MI n TyoN

w HEREAS, the Vermont Bank, a banking corporation
w duly Incorporated by the Legislature el .hc state Of
Vermont, located and doing business al Montpelier, IN the
County Of Washington, have made application 10 Inc re-
q~uesting me 10 issue a proclamation Designating some day
for the termination OF the existence Of said corporation.
Ard whereas, Il has been made to appear to me thsttwo-
thirds Of the legal votes OF the stockholders Of said corpo-
ration we're given In favor Of said application. Now,
therefore, |, John Gregory Smith Governor Of the State Of
Vermont, In conformity with said application and the
provisions Of sections eighty six and eighty seven Of chap
ter eighty nine Of the General Statutes Of Vermont, de
hereby issue nv proclaim ition, and declare that on The
fifteenth day Of September, A. D. 1865, the said corpora
ton Of the Vermont Bank shall cease to exist as fully and
with the same effect 40 IT its charter expired by the limit
tion therein, OF this the creditors Of said Vermont Bank
and all others Concerned, will take notice and govern them
selves accordingly.
In witness whereof. | have hereunto signed my
name. and cause The seal Of the state 10 be here
unto affixed, at ST. Adams this Arstday Of March,
Is. In the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty Ave, and Of the lnds pendence Of
the United States the eighty-nlnth.
j. GREGORY SMITH.
BY the Governor,
SAMUEL wnLIAHs, sec'y tf Civil Military AGsirs
T&Mmar25sept15
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miscellaneous
us, SANITARY COMMISSION
ARMY AND NAVY CLAIM AGENCY.
NO CHARGE FOR sERvICt s.
ID. u. FULLER, local Agent.
0mrc Of Rev F. j. scotts, Corner Ella and Spring ST.
MONTPELIER. VI.

OM'e Of Rev r. j. scotts, Corner Elm and Spring ST.
MONTPELIER, VI,
THE I. 3. shNAITRY COMMISSION, desiring 10 re-
lieye Soldiers. Sailors and their families from no h-nvy
expenses usually paid for the prosecution Of such claims,
have established this Agency, TO collect pensions, arrear
OF pay, Deunty and other claims against the Government,
claimants,
On application sent to this Agency, STATING the same
and post-ofhce address Of the claimant, the name, rank,
company, regiment, service, and Slete Of he Soldier on
whose account the claim is made, date Of discharge or
death, the proper blanks will be flied out a8 Gar as posfi
bic and forwarded to the person applying These can
claim will be pro'ecuted TO a Gnal issue ln the shortest
possible time.
W All communications relative 10 pensions, bouniics,
arrears Of pay, and other claims against the Government
should be addressed to REV. y, j. SCOTT, MontpcI.r,N
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-12

TOMATO MUSTARD Take | gallon unskinnsd
tomatoes let them simmer in | pint of sharp
vinegar 4 hours then strain them through u
colander. and let them boil till quite thick lh,n
put 10 4 tablespoonful of salt, | of black pep
per, | of mustard, 2of | of all,piee. Boil all
together l-2 hour. Then to each quart of juice
add l-2 pint Of %ylne2ar, and bottle for use in
bottles where u spoon can be inserted.--Eeo-
nomieal Cook Book.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-12
1865.

FARMERS n HOUsEKEEPERs-shsuij r%.cale,
that hundreds Of dollars worth Of Grair, Provisions, &r
are annually destroyed by Rss. Slice, ANS, ond cthel
ineeets and vsrmin-all ~ which can pe prevented Ply
few dollars worth Of tusTAr'sn Rat. RDsch, Ant, &c.
~ExterminAtor, BOUGHT ard used freely.
OF See "Cosr,B's' advertisement tn This paper.
{J- Sol 10 Montpelier, Vt,
0r By Woob, BiIBT 81 CO., and \. X BroWy
and al nrnael.I. nd naaLnra Vim.
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Commissioner Of Patents.
81 have no hesitation In assuring Inventors that they
oannot employ a person mofs competent an Trustworthy
and more capable Of putting their applications in a torn
- secure Tor them an eaily and favorable cons Iteration al
the Patent ONCE EDMUND BURKE,
Lats uommiss ioner Of fAtents.
"Mt k.h kddy has made for methifeen applications
on all but one Of which patents had been granted, and
that u nov pending. Such unmistAkable proof Vt great
talent and Abiityon his part leads me to commend an
Inventors To apply to aim to secure their Iatenls, A.
they may be sure of Having the most faithful attention he
sio"ed outh cases, aud a, very reasonable %ehafges.n
JOHN A GsART.
buttnf eight months the subscriber, in eontss uf his
lsrg, practice, made, on twice rejected applications. sa
teen appeals every ons VI which was decided In h. favor.
ny the commissioner Of patents X, n. EDDY.
boston, Dee, ~, 1869. IN
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1865.

H~OUSEKEEPERS troubled with ygmin need be t. Io
longer, II they use s CosrARsn Extrrmin1t 2. Wc .fr'
used IL 10 our satisfaction aud m box cos we vi
have b.. We have tried %pots0us, bat thy Ua,csd o. 1
ing; hut " Costar's article knorts Ihl hrrrh os
Raj. Nice, Reaches, Ants and Bed Buss pr.c.es thau vH
can write It. Itisin great demand all over abe clHutfy,
Medina, Ohio Gazette
lrr rec : CosrAr', " advertisement Ia this paper.
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1869.

"CosrAR's" RAT EXTERMINATORl IS ,mJls. sas.
and sure,-the most perfect Ntr-ihcauoI meeting " have
ever attended. Every Rat thai can get 10, properiT pro-
pared according to directions, will gnt b, ald every one
that eats 1t will die, generally 40 some Tltcrta distant s'
ossible from where the medicine vas takeu.- Lasf shore
Mich. Mirror
DJ- See " CosrARs " advertisement us paper.
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1865.

A VOICE FROM III FAR VEST. e.f lt Of
q" CosrAR's" Rat. Roach, Ant, sc, Exteminstar- more
grain and provisions arc destroyed annually tu Or
CountY by vefmin than would pag fartuas oi trt Nat
and Insect Killer" ~ Lancaster, Wis. Herald
lr- See "CosrAR'sr Advertisement 10 this paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-12

To TEMPER EARTBERs WARE-Whon new
and before used tor baking, put 10 cold water to
cover and beat II gradually until the water boils.
IL is less likely 70 crack.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-12
Railroads., Mt.
Vermont Central and SuiIi-
Van Railroads.
N
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Trsins Goingsouth ana Ea.r

Trains GOiDgsouth ans East.
Leave Montpelier a 905 A N $50 ?. n.aDd 1000 y
AZ All TRItN leaves Rouse's Point at43 30 A NJ, connect
ID ing al White River junction and Bellows Falls
with trains for Boston, Worcester, Springfield and New
YORK arriving thew York atl0l5P. N and with trains
OniPassumpse X. r.
BuRLiNorov EIfREss TRAis leaves Montreal at 3 IS NJ.
NJ, Rouse's Point at AS 4. N, connecting at Burlington
with Champlain steamers for Saratoga, Troy, SC.
DAY EIrHsss THAtsieayes Montreal 81 $40 a. K..tt.
Johns at 10 90 A NJ, Ogdensburah = - 4. N. for Boston,
Il connecting ut Burlington with Rutland Road ir
Troy, Albany and New York, arriving In Boston VIA
Lowell At 1879 ?. ".
NreHr Er%rnEss TRAtN Ieavet Ogdensbuuh at 1l.8O A.
NJ, Montreal at $3.50 P. NJ. ,E0use's Point at AS ?. N 81.
Johns at 4.40 I. NJ, arriving at Boston ateA0 A. A., connect
Ing at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Road for Bo'tI IN and
Worcester aud with Vermont Valley R. II. for Spring
field, &c, andarriving In New YorK Il 1880 p. X.
Trains c ding Eortb ana West
Leave Montpelier at $40 an. sl5 :. 4, and , 20 ?
NJ, ind 4.8
bAY ErPHgss Tnarr leave Boston via Lowell at sou
"a Tor Burinston, st. Adams, Montreal ogdensburgh
and West, arriving at Montreal at 900 p. " Ogdens-
Man Th.IN leaves Boston via. Lowell, al 40 IN
via. Lawrence ct 30 A. y for Buflinrlon, Rouse's Point.
&c. Leaves Boston via. Fitchbufga at T.j0I A. r., Springfield
at T45 4. M, connecting nj White River juno ion with
day express for Burlin gton, Montreal, Ogdenshnfg and
the Wet.
AccthHop4rios TuArN leaves North6eldai : iO4.N,
and Burlington 10 p. NJ, for Rouse $ Point.
NtGHr EIFHrss TpAINlesves Bellows Falls alto % p.
NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont Valley Il. b.
leaving NoR York NJ 1918 ?. ~, and from Chesh!rt
Il r., leaving session az $50 r. X. connecting a. White
River Junction withttsin leaving Boston At $50 IN,
for Burlington, R0use's Point, Mcutrenl aud cgfets
burgh, connecting n Montreal and ofdensbutshi with
Grand Trunk trains fer tn West.
Sleeping cars are attached To both the nightexpree
trains running between ST. Aibaus ana Easton, anu 6
Adams and Springfield.
Through TicEetstorChicago andshe West f%or'a'sst
h. principal %siatiors.
y st. Arban,, May l., 1873.
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0g BEAUTY BAJOY FOREVER"
MARTHA WASHINGTON
HAIR RESTORER.

7hsls tho iisi and oriy article ever brought before
tt r93Iz ;Aat will r.tore both Hair aud Whiskers.
AWAY NOW WITH Ali HAIR DYES.
Wh1 would ,hlus Of using anything so disagreeable as
q tlNr nyc, DO ticv con Il only find anything that would
restore hsr ana wAistes 10 thetnatural color?
IheNtErHA wAsulNGrO uAle REsrORER will
io OH h7, ana pee color thc fs,u' No mistake.
1rv it, and be- convinced.
it.Ht is rat g. Dye. Q Ill NIL not color the skin.
tl ifuif .a-fd'e ,He Isif from q Gray TO a beauii-
mi hlacE, l-lwu, auburn, or Whichever might have been
is oHr,usl color and caus, 10 10 assume its former
Dehu.f.
Fb ltwU cure all d.seues anduumors Of the scalp,
kceptle head cool, and the h1iT from falling on, aud
Gh. lsa Dr.a.mslort5 he uairt is one Of the bee, IN
marse y WIi change dfri harsh aud wry hair tot
leauti. li tIt IKE appearance.
GH. II r1 chal'e Graz and Fad.d whiskers to a
beautiful brown, sad cause thom 70 appear more nat
urll th-n ly gul other application.
No. %. Itlae, New Bedford, Macs, saws:
"ihe iartaa Washington Hair kestorer Is thei best
article ] over hgd i1 ms store, lis selling more and
giving letes ,I action thsn any other
Mr. IS. 49,, Ncw Bedford. Mass, says;
" lAe nartau Wellington lair Res,orer supeFsedes
Igllthe H.Ir Dyes end Eo-torcrs ever brought before the
Er.R. ~. Er.i. sou,h pauyen. Mast. saws:
" havc aoid SO dozen bottles Martha Waahinpton
Ialr ia.iqref in ths section the past four months,
and p MO- ea-e Jas % JAILED 10 give satisfaotion,n
Mr. a. g. biN5y, North Brdgewater, Mass says;
"tsl' moro ID Martha Washington Hair Restorer
hial. lrlm Chelsea NlsH going west, says
"lweuli give Three dollars ior one bottle, rather
than ru without or use amy othern
AiI p. iunc, 3w1u7ey, n, A., Il he did not restore
hH grey d. emo utisktra go their FORMER beauty by
|ufiHF ora hr. in Ui Martha Warrington Hair Rertorer.
.sAlr.J d.. 5. biNbY, south ningeIs, Mass Il she had
not bo.u Troubled Hiha bad hum ? on Ter head for
tats 80. Hp2i'ea mt1 medicine but got no re-
IIWg.l Uf DO using one bottle ut thu Martha W |ashugton
a.f gf o.t- Hsr lysi wee cued. ,ui btiore she hsd
las tcs3. l0tue, ihe hair had commenced 10 start
uU. uNUrsi Rad atl va. and iu three months she had
I "a good U N.aluI hGira a. wien nYouih.
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Id u. UR a III III ,
PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN.
Who has made so many wonderful and ir Simultaneous
cures In Boston, New York, Hartford, spring
field, and more recently In New HAMPSHIRE
and Vermont, has returned and taken
Rooms No. 1863, Court Street. Boston.
IN rn 4Nv,1 ,.aat,,,,t L. .r.h tha4 no 10
AM Cnrable Nisen.es

are an cted in one or two treatments, aud many are eR-
iireiy cured rs one, as the following will testify ;
S|iNsRVRr, NAY lOth. 1863.
Editors Hlrtord e. urGHt Permit me through the coll
umns Of your valuable paper 70 relate an Incident witch
IL Ike many others has created p g nvderahle iurore Of
excitement. Ny wife has been an invalid Tor the past five
years, and enable to do any wu b, and txeee iugly nrr'
vous. My little hoy has also been confined to his bed and
room for more than & year, by pc alysis OF hs arms and
limbs, 80 that h. could rot feed himself or put on his
clothes, or even have his finger rails cot ! read The ad
v%ertissment " Or Urann In our paper and was Induced
TO try him, which trial has proyei perfectly satisfactory
Tho Dr. came out to my house two weeks ago to-diy, and
in the short space OF enc hour h. had my wife ami boy
both UP and dressed, nd abb 10 uFe their hards and
limbs apparently as wen as ever. NJ wife is nov as well
as sue tas been In he past eight years, and my little boy
Is Is brisk rs a Or cset, and able to- use his feet a. well
as any boy Of his age. All that seems to be wanting a
iule more Hesh on his witheret hands, and he's all right
Should any one doub: The truthful ess of this, they can
see the boy whuis nov stopping at n, Il. John Hotel, In
your city, amt able to speak for himself. While In our
town he treated some fifteen cases, and many were cured
beside The above nsned, and all we're more or less ben
Gifted. Truly yours,
MOSES E ST. JOHN.
Good Rooms and Board provided for lnvAlids who may
desire, by giving timely notice.
Circulars containing letters Of wonderful and rapid
cures Of persons considered past cure, will be sent by re-
ctpt Of return stamp. F6
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are nfCannternIa

DLEAsANr To he palate. cause no pain. act PROMPTLY
/ never require increase q desc, d1 rot exhaust. uHd
Tor elderly persons, females ans children, ars inrt fhe
thing. Two taken AZ nieht now TIE hosrli ono tne NIX.
moruinH Warranted IN 40 cases u Pies and FAllrr of
the kecinm, We promise 70 rufe Tor all Vmutnma rt hrs.
fGrsiA such A. Oppression tfHr eaiint, Sour Nt1mnrh.
Splitting Of Fopd, falpuAunnss also, Headache. pirai.I
ne1t, Pain to the Rlct and b. nt, YeIowrsft OF the Httu
and Eyes, SICK Headache, Coste3 iobeus. Riliouaucs,
Livcf Complaint. TO- II Appetite, Debility, ht1tlv
Pains, and ~ luerulaftties. Ncur iga, F%aintnrss. Gr
Travellers find the l. Esbgls just shat they ED o. they.
are 80 compact ard lnoderons that thas may be carried In
The vat pocket. Price 40 cent? ner tuxl small h.N.r 40
cent?. FOR sale BY J. 4. HARRISON X 90, ffoprietefs.
No. fremont Temple, BcstuH. Nill he mail & rs nay
address on enclosing w cents. T&algI
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BOURBON WIIISKEY

is recommended uoW-a.fnys by almost every physician.
Many patients that visit my rooms. 10th male andtemAiei
are stnEeigd with This pueou. The relief Is temporary.
II they cough, they tskH q little whisky il they feel
weak aud feeble, they take a little whskcy; II they can
net slttp, they take ltle wniskcy and they 20 on
IN this wy requiring more ami more until they are bloa,
ed up, ana Imagine they are getting aeshy. Tie stomach,
liver aud digestive powers are completely destroyed,
and lUc their appetite Tor tuOd. No une was ever cuftd
OF censupmilou b, tins process, where cavities nave
been formed In tie lunga a ltttle ttmnlanti 10 frequent
" beneficial 10 ~oonsumptives, such as pure btansy OF
good wines, ia many cNsea, London porter or Drown
stout In moderate quautiu>f huthogfbon wh'tNy haslths
intiead OF curing consumption.
The SsRweed Tonic produg esilasting results, thorough,
ly in,i9o ating the stomach and digestive sytten' any
enabling Il to eliminate and make into healthy blood
the food which may BE- usel TOR that purpose. II SEQ
wonderful m its effect that n wine glass iuii viii tlge'
a hearty meal ana a lntle Of ittaken before hreaAlaR'
give a tone which Few medicinfs possess the power
of dong.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-12
TESTlMnNIAla
CHARLES MASON.

"~lterard NJ Eddy As one Of the most capable and
ucoes.ml practitioners, with whom have had official
$3.50
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THE TONIC

ia q stlmnlant, and none o,her o. required when 1t 10
used. II np ute aud pleasant no bad effects like when
using bourbon whisky. which disorders the stomach,
torpofs the liver, locks up en- the seofetions, turns the
blood into water dropsy sc,s DO, and The patient dies
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-12

BoSTON-George c, Goodwin & -.
NEW ~IORk-Demas harres \ Co.
NALTlNORE-S. s. Hance.
PtrraRURGH-Dr. George II. kcyset. n p..l
CiNCtNNArf-F.E Sure & %, ana J2hh
CuICAGO-Lord 4 Smith, and u. scofh'
81. L~Ew1s-Collins Htos.
SAN Observation-Disclosures, Smith : Dean.
h sold by all druggists and dealers n.y.
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THE MANDRAKE PILLS

may betaken with entire safety by 'llages aud eonduos'
producing al the good result that can be obtained rem
calomel, or any OF the mcteurinl medicines, and without
any of Their huttful or %inlurioua results. They catH
ont OF the system the houlsnt and worn owl mr,,ei,s
loosened and di solved hy ms scawecd Tonic and fgi'
monte Syrup. II will be cen that oil three Of nv med'
olrea arc needed In most cases ~ cure ~oon'umpuoh'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-12

Grows the chain, that night that bound US.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-08-02
Legal Notice.
q. Beninghaus Guardian of Lizetta Bening
haus and Anna Beninghaus.

Fl. Beninghaus Guardian of Lizetta Bening-
haus and Anna Beninghaus.
vs..
Lizetta Baninghaus and Anna Beninghaus.
TTNHE defendants, Lizet.a and Anna Bening-
i haus, who reside in Wheeling, West Vir'
ginia, will take notice that on the 2ist day OF
June, 1866, H. Beninghaus, their guardian
filed a petition in the Probate Court of Mon.
roe County, Ohio, to sell the following tract
of land situated in the county of Monroe and
State of Ohio, to wit: The northeast quarter
of the northeast quarter of section seventeen
Township five, range six, containing fortJ
acres; also, one fourth of an acre in the south
east corner of the southeast quarter of section
eighteen Township five range six. Said pc
tition will be for hearing on Saturday,the 2stf
day of July, 1865.
H. BENINGHAUS, Guardian.
by Amos & SPRIGGs, his Att'ys.
June %, 1S65-w4.
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Sheriff's Sale.
Mary Smith
Gottleib Smith

GOttieIb Smith.
RY virtue of writ of vandtion expones to
II me directed from the court of common
pleas of the county of Monroe in the State of
Ohio, will offer for sale, at public auction,
at the front door of the court house in Woods
field, in said county, on
Saturday the l9th dag of Aagust 1865
the following lands and tenements situated in
said county, to wit:
The north east quarter OF the north west
quarter of section two, of township four OF
range four, containing forty acres; more or
less, also the west part of the north westquar-
ter of the north east quarter of the same sec
tion, tow nshipI and range, containing eleven
acres; levied on as tie property of Gottleih
Smith. ~
GEO. W. CARRoTHERs,
July 10, 1S65-5t. Sheriff M. C. o.
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Legal Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that Peter Dcrr, on
" the Esd day of June, 1865, filed petition
in the office of the CLERK of the Court of Com
mon leas of Monroe County, Ohio, the OBJ
iect and prayer of which is that said Court at
its next session, order the vacation of the
alley running into Main ST., on the North side
of lot No. 10, on the original plot and sur
vey of the Town of Miltonsburg in said coun
ty and State.
PETER DORR;
By Hunter & Hunter, His Att'ys
June IS, 65,-6w-pd.
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LEGAL Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that David Carmi
IN chael, ON the 9th day of June, 1868 filed
a petition in the Office of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county
Chic, the prayer of which is that said Court
at its next session order the vacation OF the
alley between Lots No. SO and AZ and SO and
so; also, the alley between Lots No. 80, 1884
aud 40, SO and 81, on the plat and survey o.
the town of Stafford in Monroe County, Ohio.
DAVID CARMICHAEL.
by Amos & Spriggs his Atty's.
July 5-w6.
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1863.

RATS VERSUS BIRDS.-Whoever engages in
sh hooting small birds is cruel man; whoever
| d in exterminatipg RATS is benefactor.
should like some of our cor, espondents
to give us the benefit of their experience in
driving cut these pests. We need something
besides dogs, cats, and traps for this bust
ness.-ScIENFIFlc AMBRIcAN, N. Y.
~ See "CosTAR's" advertisement in this
paper.