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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12
CASH WANTED.

DAYMENT is requested upon all demands ueme, with
out further notice. which have stood one year. FIN
ding difficult 10 pay debts without collection of debts
due, hereby give notice. that al notes aud accounts,
iphont exception, of the description will be pa-
ced in other Hands for collection, before the first day
of March next. 4. HUTCHINSON, Jr.
Woodstock, january, 96, lS4l 39-tf
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;rPMORE WOODWORK WOOD!i
MARR lE'D.

In this town. by Rev. r. SrRgErER. on the 3Oh nit Mr.
MlLTos BIoELow, of Reading to Mrs MARY RICE, of
Woodstock.
In Iiardwick, Mass the 18th nit by Rev. Mr. Fay,
Major N. ROBINSON of Norwich, to Miss ABBY MonTos,
youngest daughter of the late 8. Morton, Esq ofII.
JrTrouble you to pass that cake, Major
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U MON HO U s E,
MONTPELIER, VT.

rJNIiE subscriber would respectively Inform the public
that he has taken the above named House. nId that
establishment has been fitted up IN good sie-lc Hat
tiers himself that entire satisfaction will be gvcn to all wo
may favor him with call. Ever grateful To his old and
numerous customers who patronizcd him while keep
ing the Stage ilo, at Danvllc, for more than ten years
past he still hopes that they will continue their hvora ut the
usIoS liousE and he respectfully invites his present pat,
rons aud the travelling public generally, when visiting III,
Capitol call him, pedging himself that his house siu
be kept ina clean quiet and peaceabe manner and that he
will do his best cncayOrs to render the stay of his guests
pleasant md comfortable. JNO. KELSEY
Montpelier, Dec 81, lciO Sj-u
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NEW GOODS.

FENIE subscriber has received general assortment oi
Il goods which will be sold cheap for cash, or np
proved credit Please call and see. have also hand
large lot of old and which mast be dis
posed of within short time. No mistake
r. HJTCHiNSON, Jr.
Woodstock, Vt. October Q, l5lO. 81
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II CHILDREN or cduns can take medicine IN ths
form wiihou, diBicuHy.
II is he emu igay 10 make i - dsdrt yet discorered
A. Purchasers riH pie0,, 4yserue mot ne name ~.
SHER!uIN, NJ Dr. is on boa.
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WANTED,

exchange for goods 500 lbs. Blood root. goo lbs.
Snake root lbs. ErsO Spurred Ry well dried
and ccansed Tor which fair price will be pad der-
cred soon by the subscribers.
SNOW & CHAMBERLAIN.
Pomirct, July 80, 1880. l4.tf
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NOTICE. WARREN Il MUTE, would respectfully
~ give notice to their friends and the public that they
continue manufacturing Saddles, Harnesses, Trunks, Val
ses and Carpet Bags, and all other articles in their line OF
business 10 suit customers, ut their Old stand-as they ILL
tend TO suit customers in order get living by their bus
ncssand they respectfully return their thanks Tor past
patronage, and hope for a continuance
WOOdstOck, MAY !, 1910. LIT
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DIED.

In Barnard, on the 29d ult. Ros,noSp CmlnnEnLIx,
consor of Mr. Joseph Chaberln in tho s9th year of her
age.
In Waterbury, JAN 26h, Mrs CLARIssA L,rnRor, aged
sswi Of Marcus nthrop IF w and daughter of Thoma.
Christie, NJ mi. ri-es.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12
Woodstock, Dec. l6, 1910.

THE subscriber this day purchased oil the interest Of
said Adams in the property If the lite firm Of Adams
JOHN II. ROXY.
Woodstock. Tee. 1s, 1870 Su
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TYSON FURNACE,
PLYMOUTH, VT.


yHIIE subscriber would respectfully call the attention OF
the public dealers in Stoves Iron ware, &C., to the
manufactures of this establishment. Within three years
Blast Furnace and ull the buildings machinery have been
built aud put in operation necessary to manufacture iron
and put into the various 0rns OF Castings required Tor this
market In this time hu tUO hUndrtd tons of good
,oundy metal been made at these works. The facilities
a this place for working iron arc such To enable the pro-
priclor compete successfully with other manufacturers
in this country and the Blast Furnace having been in OPP
GRAFTON for several months and now making more than
thirty tons of excellent soft metal per week. furnishes
supply Of Stoves, stove plate llaloW-vmc, Cauldrons
and every variety iCasngs and Pig Iron O superior quail
ity, on the most favorable terms, to dealers.
supply of the uchapprovcd WoolsOn Improved CoOk
stove, with air tight furnace, Badger, id!wnds, the
Revcrtibr huc Premium several patterns elevated oven
Cook Stoves, and other patterns adapted 10 the different
markets. all sizes six plate or Box stoves, Vermont Far
lors much cmbcllished ind improved llasp paOr new
aud beautiful pattern, (Which for symmetry and TASTE is
pronounced superior to any thing Of the Kind in the mar
ket iOllowwnc, Fire Frames, sc. &C. now on hand and
will he Sold on favorable TERMS very reduced prices tt
Dealers
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WANTED,

DY WARREN & MUTE, boy about l6 years old, rs
ID apprentice to the sadde harness and trunk making
business.
Woodstock, Feb. I'd, le4l. 40-tf
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DISSOLUTION.

NHE partnership heretofore existing under the hr'n Of
i Adams n Rohy is this day by nln,irn consent dissoi,
we'd. The demands Of said firm will be settrh ny sau
Roby who il authorized to adjust the same ihimeuiac
'' - ALBERT ADAMS.
JOHN II. R0DY.
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Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work.
DENTISTRY.

DR ~ HARRIS, would respectfully inform his friend
~ in Woodstock, that he shall offer them his profession
III services carly in the cnsui spring. aud hopes to b
favored with renewal Of the patronage heretofore so lib
orally bestowed upon him.
january. 6, lsll, Soft
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TOYS The subscriber has Just received the most ex
enSye variety OF children's toys offered for sale
in thi, vicinity. Cali and see. j. ii. MI RDOCk.
Sent, 20,
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Public Examinations at the close Of the Spring and Fall
Terms
TuITioN-Si,CO per term. French and Drawing s 90
each eItra Landscape Printing, on plan entirely lew,
$3.50 Tuition received Tor less than half term
of sickness excepted
Twenty or thirty ladies and gentlemen he accom-.
modatcd with rooms and board in the family OF Mr.. Chase
where they will be under the wntch Of the teachers
and the influence al the domestic circle Board including
room rent aud asng Sl.25 per week, for such in
,h their own bed and bedding Those who take charge
of their own rooms and washing will he furnished with
fuel II Is desirable that those who propose to board with
Mr. &. should make application soon.
The subscribers permitted to refer to the following
gentlemen, to wit;
Hon Daniel Kellogg, Sayton's River,
Rev. John Wood, Langdon, n. H..
CYRUS :. Richards, 4. NJ, Mcridcn, n. H.,
Alphonso Wood 4. NJ, Mcrdtn, NJ H.,
Rev. n. Lord, u. D. Dartmouth College.
Hon. Carlos Coolidge, Windsor,
Rev. 8 II Hodges, Chester,
Rev. G. D-NObe, Springfield, ~
Rev. William Clifford, Sa tons River, 81
II. II. Cram. NJ. d., Perknsvillr So
Nathaniel Tollcs, NJ. d., Reading, iSs.
Rev f. Jordan, Wca,hersfed, sc.
Rev. u. Briefly, n. Springfield, So
Rev. II. +. Lawrence, ClaremCnt ~ u.
4. p. CHISE,
S. 4. BULLdRD
Perknsyillc January A. 1911. 36-il
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Il e B II u A II Y.
GLORIOUS COMMEN CEMENT.

GLORlOU US COMMEN Gem ENT.
G J. sYLyEsTER has opened the campaign for lsil in
~ his usual brilliant STYLE having had the good fortune
in the month of December OF selling
THREE CAPITAL PRIEST!
One e. $4,000 '!!!
One of Sl2OJO!!!
One of $4,000!
This is certainly unprecedented-but it is rie
compared to what he intends to do. s. j. SYLVESTER,
OF l3O broadway has ever been the most fortunate venter
IN The United States, and he is determined maintain the
reputation still further. His Office has always been known
for punctaiy and prompt and strict compliance with all
orders forwarded to him. Alter residence in the same
Office for II any reference is unnecessarybut should
such he required there is not city or town but where s.
J. Sfl.NESrEk has dispensed SOM of Fortunes hvOrs.
The SCHEMES Tor FEBRUARY are more than usually
attractive and particular attention is invited to the annexed
u Remember the No. 80, and be careful TO address
S. J. SYLVESTER,
No. lSO Br0Gdudy, New York.
VIRGINIA MONONGAIIA LOTTERY, Glass A for ISL
To he drawn at Alexandria, W. Saturday the 9Th day
of FEBRUARY, l5il--IS Numbers, 10 Drawn Ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
$4,000 $1,000 5000 dollars 5000 dollars $500 dolls,
2,29l dollars so prizes OF $1,000 50 OF $3.50 so Of
$500 $50 prizes Of s 10 IS of s 100 &c. &c. &c.
TICKETS Ten DOllars-A certificate of Package Of &c
Tickets will be sent Tor Sl3O-shares in proportion
VIRGINIA WELLsBURG LOTTERY, d for lsil-To be
drawn at Alexandria Va. Saturday, the 18th day OF
FEBRUARY, lsll--'5 Numbers-l2 Drawn Ballots.
GRAND SCHEME.
S3l,295 $4,000 5000 dollars 1000 dollars $500 dol.
$685. dollars 5000 dollars 40 prizes of 500 dollars!
SCOT $3.50 60 OF $50! 63 of 1870 90 of 5 100 &c.
TICKETS, Ten Doars-A certificate of II Package OF Is
Tickets, will be sent for Sl3O-Sharcs in proportion.
STATE OF NEW JERSEY LOTTERY Class 10, for
;!;;s; ;;*f Us; 2. $! f;:: n q; I'll
SCHEME.
100000! $4,000! 5000 dollars 1000 dollars 800 dol
llOO ,lj3 IA dollars 10 prizes of Loco dollars 10
of $50! 10 of $3.50 30 of $3.50 20 of sl2J 200
of slOO! &c &C.
Tickets, Five Doars-A certificate of Package of 26
Tickets will be sent for SGj--Shares in proportion.
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A LET re r.


i'1Ittt't'A+t, VI, Jan, Cd. 1911.
Mn. SAMUEL SlLLowiy,
lS3 IL Main Street. Hartford, Conn,
Sir send Won in this letter money enough o' pack
ages Of Whole Tickets. two packages of Half and four pack
ages Of Qucrcr Tickets in Class 2l0. have had good
many nbhlcs from your o.lce-my Hook Is now MATTED
for the big nm.
Lust Summer tried my luck Mt fishing. sat on log
and hOhbCd away from morning till almost night with 10
better hun few nbbes. Uncle Dan came alorg
aud told me did not work right, Put on more BAIT,
said the old fshrmnn ifyOu intend 10 catch the big pup
followed his direction with good success. thought our
Lucky Lottery Office might perhaps work IN the same
way $, send Won larg Bait Let dealings be CON
fGcnlial If you please. Yours, &c, .............>
s&askt4ttA FsttAAsttttt, Jr.
HARTFORD, January sth, l5'll.
Dear Sir; send you the Drawing of school Fund Lot.
terry Glass $40. In one Of your Packages YOU VIII find
Nos, !, 10, 75--tho Highest PRICE, Sl2OuO Will send
you the money nj amy time.
Very respectfully ~
SAMUEL SlLLOWAY.
l-.rDirect your Orders to SAMUEL ssLLow4y,
80 CIV Hartford COM.
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pERKINSyILLE ACADEMY.

NlIE subscribers take this opportunity TO announce ia
l. the Public, that they have made arrangements to cs
bsh at Pcrkinsyie, VT, literary ihstl'uio 10 Dc cali
ed the rekisylc Academy Various considerations nave
influenced them IN selecting this location, among which
may be mentioned, its retired situaon-s rural and pic
turesque scenery abundance OF rooms and ceupncss Of
rent Occaso ed by the obstruction Of the Ascutey DOL
en- Mil by hre-lOw prices of provisions &C. &c,
A!hSGSe l So2 pea ASge y @epns sun fG G
ronugS To warrcnt the expense Of employing sufficient
number OF competent instructors To bes,ow that critical
aud Undivided attention which students III their academic
course ought, in Justice, 10 receive,
Such institutions literally endowed mud not en-
tircy dependant upon tuition for their support possess
this peculiar advantage, and consequently secure large
numbers Ol students.
The subscribers urc fully aware Of the disadvantage u.
der which the! labor In commencing without thdowmehts
yet iceluy determined to make any sacrifice that mj he
necessary in Orucr To have suhcI,t number 0lconpc
tent teachers t. meet the requirements 81 the sulcts-
They feel confident tina, by such course patronage will
increase until liberal and competent support viii bc
given the institution. In addition to their services they have
secured the assistance Ola Indy, competent to manage the
female department and render such assistance us may be
necessary. They determined that 10 effort their
part shall be wanting 10 make the Institution second tn
IN this section Of the country Special attention will
be given to the classical department. nnd thorough an
systematic preparatory course VIII be adopted. During
the Srng aud Fall terms particular attention will be- given
to such wish to qualify for teaching The Institution
will be furnished with nchOicc Chemical and Philosophical
apparatus aud Illustrations given By lectures and expert
men.s. The Government oi the school will be mild and
parental, though uniform and decided.
The principal Text books will be Andrews md Stnd
dnlds Latin Grammar aud Readers Slusi;CoOper's Virgil
Ciceros Select OraiiOns Andrews Latin Exercises Lev
,rett's Latin Iexcon Fskcs Greek Grunmer and ESer
ce.; Goodrick's Greek Lessons; Nrrcphon's Anabass
Homer Hind DonnCgans Greek Lexicon porter's Rho
tor cal Reader Adams Arithncticj Mitces Geography
Abercrombies intellectual Philosophy; Way lands Mora
Science; parys Natural Theology; Comstocks Phii0so
ply Chemistry Physiology aud Geology Olmsteads Astron
amy; Burre Geography Of the litaNens Days Algebra
Playiars Euclid Davies Survcyingi smellics Nutura
History Hitchcock Book Keeping, &c &c.
The Academic year will be divided into four Terms
commencing rs follows:
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MORE SPLENDID LUCK

Al SiLLOWAY'S OFFICE, No. lae l-2 Main street,
Hartford, Conn.
MOS. g. Al 46 in school Fund Lottery, Class $50 was
~ sold ut sideways Lucky Office in package OF
Whole Tickets to gentleman in the city of Hartford.
II No. I, 49, A. was sent from sideways Truly Lucky
Office to Company in llaycrhill. This Co, took live
Packages; their gun three thousand Dollars
For Capitals direct your orders 10
SAMUEL sILLOWAY, Hartford, Conn
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MILITARY GOODS.

ID USSEIL & CLARKE have received fresh assortment
IL OF Military Goods and will furnish Companies and
Ocers at the least that they be had this section
Of the Country. 2tf
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NASHUA AND LOWELL RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

s $50 ;:: !. {: s sisA I
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SlOOOO 5000 5000 dollars 5000 dollars $500 dolls
2,297 dollars so prizes OF = 900 so OF $3.50 so Of
$500 $50 prizes Of $40 IS of 500 &c. &c. &c,
TICKETS, Ten Dollars-A certificate of Package Of q
Tickets will be sent Tor Sl3O-Shares in proportion.
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aoo TONS NO. |. PIG IRON EQUAL TO SCOTCH.

2OO TONS NO. |. PIG IRON EQUAL TO SCOTCH
The subscriber feels the fullest confidence that orders for
the manufactures OF the cstab smcnt will, for quality
metal and sly lc OF workmanship, be executed to the entire
satisfaction Of purchasers.
Orders for Stoves or rlac should be forwarded early in
the season. All communications addressed to the subcsr
Der ut "Tyson Furnace, =. o., Windsor Co. VIZ will re-
cciye prompt attention ...
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, Agent.
Tyson Furnace August g. lS4O l7.tf
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No. lSO Broaduay, New Yor

VIRGINIA MONONGALlA LOTTERY, Glass A for ISL
To he drawn Alexandria, Nu. Saturday the 9Th day
OF FEBRUARY, l5ll--I5 Numbers, l3 Drawn Ballots,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12
GRIND SCHEME.

VIRGINIA WEILSBuRG LOTTERY, b for lsil-To be
drawn at Alexandria, Va on Saturday, the 18th day Of
February, lsll--75 Numbers-l2 Drawn Ballots.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12

UNTNU NIHE.NF.
S3l,295 $4,000 5000 dollars 1000 dollars $500 dol
5,G35 dollars 5000 dollars 40 prizes of 800 dollars!
5OOf $3.50 60 oi $50! 63 of = 1870 90 of 5 100 &c.
TICKETS, Ten DOlars--A certificate of II Package Of q
Tickets, will be sent for $SO-Shares in proportion.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12

STATE OF NEW JERSEY LOTTERY, Class 10, for
l6il 10 be drawn at Jersey City, Monday the 18th
day of February Sll-75 Numbers, 10 Drawn Ballots.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12

$4,000! s5,GOOl' $4,000 s2l2O 25 prizes Of $1,000
20 prizes of $500 81 Of 500 80 Of $500 40 of S2jO
50 of $500 20 of $3.50! 100 of 500! &c. &c.
TICKETS only s0-Shares in proportion. certificate
Of n Package o!2j WhocS IN THIS GRAND sClIhMh WI"
be sent for sl3O-Ialvcs and Quarters in proportion
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DIR. A. S ii r. II VI A MS
MEDTCATED LOZENGES.

Nashua, Dec, |, le4C
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StHEHE.
100000 $4,000 5000 dollars 1000 dollars 800 dol
l,lOO 1853 IA dollars 10 prizes of LOCO dollars 10
of $50! 10 $3.50 30 $3.50 20 OF Sl2j 200
of 500 &c. &c.
TICKETa, Five DOllars-A certificate of Package of q
Tickets will be sent for SGj--Shares in proportion,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-05
Look aa This!

A ND fyou are no, satisfied call and sre
~ me, and will endeavour to satisfy you.
By this would inform my customers, friends.
and the pubc generally. that | have hnc as,
sor,ment of well sawed LUMBER Oh baud. and
,ny Saw and Girls, Mill in fine order for busi-
aess. All orders in my line ofbusiness will he
thankfully received, promptly attended TO- and
neatly executed. Lumber is reduced TO the
exceeding low price of fifty cents l.er hnn-
dred feet. or S. 90 per thousand. My Mills
are s;tnated on Beach Creek. w aters of South
Ed;S,o. ii miles from the Ridge. 54 miles from
L,u's. and miles from the Pine House. just
opposite the o mile post on the road from Att
gus,a to Columbia. and miles from where the
road from Lofts to Aiken crosses tie same.
Finnlly. and lastly, Iw"''ld say to those OF
my customers who aIo indebted to me on nc.
count, prcvions 10 the 3Cth Of Deer. lsiO. WI!
please make settlement forthwith.
W. l.. COLEMAN.
June 2 u Is
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NTELLER'S NOTICE.

HyHE Subscriber respectfully informs his
customers and The public in general, that
MIR. Benz. Galman's FIGURING and Girls, Mi!l
is ip excellent order. Grinding done at all
times q, the shortest notice and in any way to
sui, his customers. The Mill is sitnated five
and half miles form Edgefeld Court House on
the waters Of Ilo,na Creek. The Tenth only
will be taken rs Toll when ten bushels OF moro
is ssat at one time: all under ten bushels the
eighth.
The Subscriber returns his sincere thanks
far the very liberal patronage which he has 70
ceived. and hopes. by strict attention to bust.
ness. TO merit continuance Of the same.
S. B. RYAN, Miusr.
Inn. q ISii fr 10
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Head Quarters,
CLARENDON. 4lh June. To

CLARESDOy. 9ln June, iC>ti.
YWYHE following Regiments will parade Tor
review and drill, al the times and places
herein stated. viz:
The 36,h Regiment at Timu,on's Old Field
on Tuesday, the 10Th OF August.
The 45th Regiment n, the Burnt Factory, Oil
Thursday, the 18th Of August.
The 4isi Regiment at Parks Old Field on
Saturday. the l4,h Of August.
The 40,h Regimen, 4, Mrs. Boyd's, on Tues
day, tho l7lh OF August.
The 10Th Regiment of Cavalry at Boyda
on Thursday, the 18th Of August.
The Sd Regiment a, Toney's Old Store, on
Saturday, the 2Is, Of August.
The LIST Regiment At BEuson's on Thursday
the 26,h August :,
Tho lst Regiment Of Cavalry nj Pickensvile
On Saturday. the 2S,h of August.
The 5lh Regiment at Hunters, on Tuesday
the Sis, Of August
The I'd Regiment at Halls on Friday. the Sd
Of September.
The 42d Regiment at Mmton's, on Tues
day. the 7,h Of September.
The 4th Regiment NJ Verrennes. an Thurs
day the 9Th Of September.
Tho Sth Regiment nj Morrow's Old Field. on
Tuesday the l4th OF September.
The 9th Regiment a, Lomax's. on Thurs.
day, the 18th Of SepiemJer.
The ID Regiment OF Cavalry n, l.onsmi!es.
on Saturday the ISL, ofSepicmhcr.
The 9Th Regiment a, Loves, ON Tuesday.
the 2lss of September.
The 7th Regiment a, the Old Wells. on
Thursd.y, the 2ad of September.
The 10Th Regiment nj Richardson's on Sa-
turday, the 25,h Of September.
The Sslh Regiment a, Killers Old Field. on
Tuesday. the 2sth Of September.
The 39th Regiment nj the usual parade
ground, on Thursday. the 30'h Of September.
The commissioned and noa-commiss'on"d
officers will assemble at their respective Resi.
mental Muster grounds, f"r drill and instr"c-
ton on the day previous.to their review.
eraIy WIN, ,sIln Csvu----l-,r -,r--i--u-I.--@S>-..
their respective commands
The Brigadier Generals are specially chnrg-
cd with the extension Of so much OF this order
as rclates 10 .heir own Brigades.
The Commandan,s Of Regiments will make
their annual returns to their Brigairr General
at such ,inesas they may direcr. 10 enable them
to make their returns to the Adjutant General
by the fifteenth OF October next
By order Of The Chief.
J. w. CANTEY.
Adj',. s. lnspt'r. Gen.
Juno 24 81
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n nEa ~ 6 ,T,S

a IFEPlLLS, &PlIENlH BlfiEkS.-
q 4 The perfectly safe. nncrI!ms, and sncceas'
l,I treatment of almost every species 0i disease
BIZ the MS Of MOFFAT'S LIFE MEDICINES,
IS no longcr n matter OF donht, rs reference TO
The experience nf many thousand palients VIII
satisfactorily piove During the present month
alone, nearly one hundred cases have come to
The knowledge of slr. Mofiai where the patent
has. TO NIL appearance, effected a permanent
cure by tie exclusive md judci"us use OF the
Life Medcncs--some eight or len oi these
had been considered beyond nli hope by il'ci!
medical attendants. Such happy results nre
source oi grea, pleasure TO MIR. 81. aud inspire
him with new confidence To- recommend tic
Use Of his medir.ucs 10 !iIs frllo~-cl;lZcns.
The LIFE MEDICINES are u purely We.
GETABLE preparation. They nre mid and
PHEASANT in their operation. aud at the same
time loromsh-ac;ing rapidly upon The secre-
tioIS "i the sys;em-carryiug of all ucrimoni-
urrs humors. and assiinilains with ard purify
ing the blond. For this reason. in aggravated
cases of Dyspepsia. the Life Medicines will
give relief in shorter space of lime than any
other prescription. In Fevcr.nnd-Ague ln-
fianimato:y Rheumatism. Fevers oferery des>
rrip!ion. Sick Headache. Heartburn. Dizziness
in the Head, Pains in the Chest. FIaIulency,
impaired appetite. and in every di-rnse arising
from an inpniiiy OF The blood. or disordercd
state OF the stomach the Use nf these Medicines
has liways proved 10 he beyond doubt greatly
superior 10 any other mnde of treatment.
All that Mr.. Moiii,t asks Of his patients Is 10
he particular in liking them strictly ncrordins
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