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Alpine HAIR RALNI.

FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
~ Warranted cure Badness scurf Dandr,. itching
and diseases of the skin ltis balm gives the cap new
ana healthy action restores the cuurg roots
Of the ur, which passes through the Hair and gives
natural color without the of Hair Dye
Hundreds OF parations have been ntrout ed pretend
Ing to preserve the Hair and keep It falling on COM
posed OF Oils Alcohol, aud other dcctcrous materials aud
all to Hair pA have been introduced that do not
give the hair natural color besides being troublesome to
use This Balm is not Dye. Knowing that preparation
del do What required tor the Hair the pro
pTetor WAS induced To experiment until he could obtain an
article that would be the remedy and after seven wears
riN has perfected thi, haln IL is soothing and emoeut
ays all irritation OF the scalp Thereby stopping that tfou
b.csome itching. II cures Dandrun and Scurf aud when
the hair has turned II viii bring II back original
color be it Black Brown Auburn makes the Hair soft
and glossy prevents 1t from falling of will be upon
using this ham for only few day se wi be given to the
roots of the Hair, and growth Win appear Growth
does take place at the end of the Hair will bee
persons who have their hair dyed. If examine gray
hair that has been coored for week. you will find towards
the lvl he hair has come out gray hence II Is nee
ossary have the fluid at the roots Of the hair healthy
that the whole may be natural color Each hair has
in the skin, and Of itself hollow gray tube through
which there constant circulation Of the pigment from the
When this pigment colOrng matter dies out il
the hair hollow and becomes gray To invent balm
that would podn this pigment has become the study of
the proprietor. The discovery Of the Alpine aic Balm will
do it, II will bring the hair to its natural color by making
the colurng matter in the roots of tho hair.
1t Is mistaken notion that oil grease will restore the
hair, nothing be injurious The Alpine Hair
Balm will the skin and the hair those who
we been sick with fever any disease.
Prepared by &. A. r. MASON, Providence, r. l.
D. F. IVES Co. 80 Mik street. Boston, Mass sole agents
for the United States and Canada.
For sale la Brattlehoro BY all Druggists and Chase &
Trip, 1912
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THE NEW REMEDY!

RELTUCKS MEDICINAL USQuERAuGH CORDIAL.
UsQUEBAUGH Gaelic itsigt, water; Jagh, life.
SPECIALIY recommended by the Medical Faculty asa su
- pcrlaye remedy for Colds, Coughs, Affections Of the
Throat and Lungs, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, fntulcncy.
Chronic rheumatism Female Difficulties, Genera; Debility
and Relaxation Of the System from various causes Loss
Appetite, &c.
The beneficial effects resulting from the udcous use Of
stmulant particularly for consumptive patients and per
exhausted from fatigue, debiitud by prostratipg
diseases life and energy in the different functions
Of the body, has given unparalleled reputation having
received the sanction of first ply caus. and the
patronage Of our most eminent citizens
This Cordial owing to its absolute pureness and simplicity
well from its peculiar adaptaan for medicinal uses
has met with the most signal The that
OF the Bourbon that East is artificial made by the
Of poisonous drugs from 25 cent whkey aud sold
ut two three dollars gallon, whereas fine bourbon Is
worth in Lousyl tKentucky three dollars at wholesale
shows that in purchasing for medical use great caution is
requisite.
The propreors Of this Cordial have superior facilities for
obtaining direct Of the Scotch farmers Bourbon Coun.
ty Kentucky and the public may be assured that it is
worth of their confidence. 1t is only from the use of
good and suitable article that any benefit result there
fore in purchasing great precaution j. necessary None
genuine unless the written signature of h. RELTUCK is
over the cork of each bottle.
W f. RELfuCk Co, Proprietors, Louisville, Ken
lucky $500
BURR, FOSTER CO., No. cornhi Boston, Agents for
the Eastern States
Sod By Druggists and Apothecaries generally
L. T. PIERCE, Montpelier, special agent for the State Of
Vermont 2234
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"But n certain Snmn ritan as lac iourueyed,
came where hc was. 4"

THE GOOD SAMARITANS OF THE
= present day are making Of q. W. SIMONDS PAIN
CuE To alleviate the pains Of suffering humanity with such
great results that many of the most credous astonhed
III medicine that can be relied upon with safety in the
treatment If the following diseases -
Rhumatism, Neuralgia Lameness Cuts, Burns, Bruises
General DEBILITY, Weak and Lame Stomach, Stupidity
Diarrhoea, DysnteTy Cholera Cholera MoTbus, Tooth
ache.
There Is medicine that Is giving such good satisfaction
the afflicted q, W. slM0NDS Vegetable Pain Curer. No
family should be without it. Try il you afflicted.
REV j. PEACOCK says, have used your Pain Curer for
several months past and find valuable Medicine think
that II every family would it when needed they would pre-
vent much sickness and medical expense.
JESSE STONE Of Boston, says, Mr. Simonds, think your
Pain Curer ia the worthy Of It's Of any
the market. think superior to "Davis' Pain Killer" and
have used both have been receiving great beneN from
the use OF your medicine. Much attend your abors
Wholesale Agents in Vermont, JOSEPH CLARK Brattle
boro Y. y. SMITH, Montpelier.
Retail Agents, }. w. H0LTON, and WYMAN WEBSTER
BralebOro and dealers in Medicine generally throughout
country 1y3s
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A. RANNEY, PUBLISHER.

OFFERS for sale 100000 BOOKS and MAPS of all kinds
" az the Publishers prices, to be accompanied with 5OO
900 GIFTS Worth from rs cents 900 each consisting
OF Gold and silver Watches Jewery Retcucs Ladies purs
every 800 Books.
GIFT will be delivered with every book sold for One Dol
lar or more Although Book Article will be sold for
more than the usual retail price, NAM will be sold for less
Persons wishing ay particular book order once and
u viii be forwarded with Uif complete catalogue of
Books Maps and Gifts will be any address on applc
ton Persons ordering Books with SHOULD forward the
amount Of postage IL must invariably he padn advance
The average postage for ST. and 81 25 books Is cts and
for 81 % and $500 books, 81 cents.
n. Address A. RANNEY,
zos' No. 2s3 Broadway, n Y
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rylaud Consolidated Lotteries, Il which X. fRANcE Co,
the managers chartered by the state Of ana
commissioner elected by the people, who Is sworn To suly-
strictly honorable manner, and that the interests Of par
tics who reside distance well protected as wy
themselves were present at the drawing Another lao "N'
the managers call attention TO- is, that all persons have ga
right send orders for tickets to Maryland oieris are
guized by special law in that lottery is drawn every
day Of the month II particular class IL nat ordeIs a
filled In the first drawing 10 take place after the colius
ton to hand The prices OF tickets vary from II ~
No tickets are however unless the money r " same
sent with the order The drawings upon the prnct
one number each ticket (ater the HAVANA plat and r-
nary combination Prizes vary In from go to .lVV'
GOO All orders for tickets packages will receive prHM
tcntion, and the drawings mailed To all purchasers immediate
~ after It is Address 4. H. Ill BEARD CO.
1yl No. 80 fuyette st., Box No. ~,
Jan. 1851. Baltimore MARY land.
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Home Manufactures.

~ The encouragement of home manufactures though
demanded soundes principles justice and good
is regarded with many people, in theory than practice
We desire call attention to the fact that those in want Of
good article Of NAENIsH themselves much unneces-
sary expense simply by buying it home instead Of pur
chasing the practice has hitherto been, at New York
this purchasers avoid the accumulated cost of
transporting the material from Salem to New York Of
in that city and Of bringing back again to
selves Of this opportunity We call the attention
to the large stock Of Messrs STlMSON VALENTINES co,
81 broad St, Boston Merchants Many aeiUeTS Masd-
zine. 2l33
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Great Improvement in Dentistry.

hR. COMEGYS has the pleasure Of an
- nouncing TO the citizens Of Bratleboro and vicinity
another valuable improvement in the Dental Art which IS
an entirely new style II artificial teeth with metallic plate
porcelain teeth They are es(ourths ighier au any
other work and more than tyce Srony Drop them and
no harm done throw them with force and you not break
them chew with them hard the natural gums will allow
and still they unbrOken will them twice as long
as any other style and will give Fue Dollars every tooth
broken in actual service dropping by mistake They have
exceedingly natural appearance In the mouth and contain
no seams cracks for the secreonln Of and the fluids
the mouth would nrge upon all needing false teeth to
anime this style OF work before getting any other kind
anime 1t and you must like it.
also insert the work known as the CheopIn
Work, vulcanzed rubber continuous gum, block work sim
gle gum and plate teeth, and Gua percha for temporary
work Teeth extracted by simple process Of benunbing
the Jaw no cold substance is used and harm the gum
employ three persons In my Office and work
In the best manner and IN the shortest possible time
Rrattleboro, June Sd, 1851 %
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ARTIFICIAL LEG
Removal of the Spring a. cid E-ta bIi-h mae 90
Boston.


Boston.
At the urgent solicitation Of the most eminent Sur
gcons aud Physicians Of Boston and New England the
manufacture this unequaled American invention has
- been removed to Boston The "PALMER ARTlFl-
\ lCIAL LEG" is without rival either IN Europe or
America, and is worn by nearly Three thousand
Persons with astonishing success, upward OF two
u hundred Of whom Ladies'; and We have thirty in-
dviduas each walking upon tro Artificial Legs. 1t 90
nearly resembles the natural leg in appearance and action
that the incest observation often fails to detect ART from
"Naturen The "Palmer Leg" took the - rent Prize
Medal" at the Worlds Fair in London, over thirty com
pettr all parts Of Europe. No other Artificial Leg
recommended by intelligent Surgeons and Physicians,
auer Leg Is regarded the neplusutra Of Surgical
Mechanism They uery dabie yet light, the average
weight being four pounds They applied to the shortest
and tenderes StHgs with entire success The eg Is hnc-
~ ventilated In this country has been exhibited thirty
times and every instance received the award Of the
highest first premium The patient is enabled to walk
Immediately upon its application with remarkable ease,
comfort and nairdiIess.
Pamphlets giving full information sent gratis to every np-
plcaut Office and Manufactures for the New Eng
land including New York and British Provinces 10
Green st. Boston, Mass and 37s Broadway Newiork Pa
tens be served Boston New-York, is most con
venleat to them.
Address PALMER Co. Sings
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L orTERIEs. THE LOTTERIES OF

L VI EhlEN. HE LO EhlEN OF
- Samuel swan Co.. chartered by the state II Grur-
ga and have commissioners appointed suIrincnl
their drawings, and certify that everything with the
Is done IN strictly honorable They offer % the
puoc fair opportunity investment the Interests n Iar-
ties at distance being well protected though they we're
present The managers would respectfully call attention g.
the fact hat all persons have legal right orders for
tickets Georgia the lotteries II Samuel swan Co. are
authorized by the Legislature VI that state. lottery will I've
drawn every saturday throughout the year an received
being filled in the drawing next 10 place the same
~ hanl According the scheme ticket In every
ten must draw prize. Tickets sl0 halves, IS; quar-
ters $50. No tickets sent unless the money accompanies
the order The drawings upon tn principle one num-
iHr cach ticket and simple that can fail 10 I'M
dorsand them. There combination Il numbers IN ys-
u the buyer Prizes wary from $40 50OOOi every prize
being drawn and result Of drawing forwarded al purchls
] list Of the number. that drawn from the wheel
with the amount that each rz. entitled TO- will he published
after every drawing in the following pitrs;Ncw Orleans
DotG Mobile Register, Charleston Stdndard Nashville DEM
ocrdt, Atlanta iHf,HiycHccr, and NcwNork Weekly Day
Book. Write your address plainly, and direct tn
y. SWAN CO., Atlanta. Gcor.in.
Prizes pad In ulno percentage deducted from prizes
other lotteries
All communications strictly confidential 1yl2
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IsOgIc'S RnZanr.

The largest cheapest and best assortment Of Toilet and
Fancy Goods Hair Work and Wigs and Toupees ntice M
renfOnS Boges IL perion Fluid unryaed for the growth
of the arB0lcs PRlzs MEDAL Electric Hair Dye Worfn
the best in the word-and Boge Balm OF C therea
Identifying the complexion Sold Wholesale and retail
agency for Wrghts Frangpann everlasting perfume
also for Peters Co.'S celearated Philadelphia Perfumery
and for all foreign domestic Toilet Articles Liberal dis
dealers Bogles Bazaar 202 Washington ST. BIOS
ton. Proprietor, W D0GLE 2l3
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Burme,rs Oriental Tooth Wash.

u THIS Elixir for the Teeth and Gums combines In
concentrated form the most desirable cleansing and astrn-
rent pousrts at the same time It contains nothing which
can possibly iure the sensitive aud delicate orsaniza-
ton
IL arrests decay Of the teeth.
1t cures cankpr IN the mouth.
Its unsurpassed a garge.
1t acts AS a detergent after smoking.
II renders the gums hard and healthy.
II neutra lies the offensive secretons Of the mouth
II np,rs the breath fragrance peculiarly aromatic
and pleasant
eminent of the Dental and Medical Faculty
Prepared only by Joseph Burnett Co.. fremont Street
Boston sale by all Druggists at 50c perbottle. 23
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Planning, Saving and Matching.

MIR. j. +. WILLARD having taken the shop in
wi the lower Of Esteys Building formerly occupied
by H. WALLEN, is prepared To do all kinds Of Planning
Saving and Matching sualy done such establishment
promptly, and In the best possible Mr. w will
furnish packing boxes sinks warrobes and every thing else
In his line at short notice and reasonable terms
ALSO constantly on hand large supply Of pine and other
kinds Of Lumbar for sale at the lowest cash prices.
Brattlehero Feb 1857 It'd
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IOWA LANDS. F. A. sTRATTON

VVNN IANDo, L, Il, . IKAITUN,
CIVIL ENGINEER GENERAL LAND AGENT Fort
Nshster County, lowa,-wl select and enter Govern
sut Land In Iowa Locate and sell Land Warrants BUY and
% ng hstats Pay Taxes for Non-Residen Invest Money
p" MN rates. interest upon Real Estate Security Enter Land
Land Agency fs " 's"''A'
attention OF those who wish realize large profit up-
on their capital solicited TO the favorable opponies now
presented Correspondence solicited. "
" Refers to DR. CHARLES sTRArroN, Brattieboro, Vt
March IS, 1854 ~ 40
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vi,bor,s Cod Liver Oil aud Lime.

The friends persons who have been restored from
frme consumption by the Of this original preparation
and the grateful parties themselves have by recommending
II and acknowledging its wonderful efficacy given to the
tce vast popularity in New England The cod liver oil is
this combination robbed Of Its unpleasant taste and Ia
rendered doub effective In being coupled with the lime,
which is itself restorative principle supplying nature with
lust and assistance required TO heal and reform
the diseased lungs A. b. wILDoR loo Court Street oston,
the proprietor. 2l33
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Family Sewing Machines.

The simplicity durability and capabiy Of the Hunt Web
& Co. Sewing Machine, Is the they are so uni
vcrsa preferred any other for Family Sewing and Dress
Making Every out Of the great number Sold and CON
stan selling have given the highest satisfaction Setting
ok stitch that unraye and always In order ready
use the desires and wants Of the ladies for
their household sewing Samples Of the work with descrp
tive circular sent any part Of the United states by H.
A. JOHNSON Manufacturers Agent l49 l49I Washing
ton St. Boston. 2l3
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T. l. WHEELER KEEPS

IS ebs - ~ I'LL hh al ~
PRINTS. GINGHANS. DRESS
GOODS AND DIAI\ES.
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS sIEETINGs, sHIRTINGs AND TICKINGs.
F. ii. WHEELER
KEEPS HOSIERY, GLOVES HANpKERCHIEFs.
f. II. WHEELER
KEEPS DENNIS, LINENS AND LINEN GOODS.
F. II. WHEELER
KEGS ALL KINDS 0F DRY GOODS.
F. ii. WHEELER
KEEps TEAS, SUGARS AND SPICES.
F. IL. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES.
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS FLUID AND CAMPHENE.
+. II. WHEELER
KEEPS WINDOW SHADES AND FGXTUREs.
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS CRoCKERY AND GLASS WARE.
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS LAMrs OF ALL KINDS AND SIZES.
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL SIZES FLOWER POTS.
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS BENNINGTON STONE WARE.
+. II. WHEELER
KEEPS PAPER HANGINGs AID BORDERS.
+. IL. WHEELER
KEEPS TUBS, PALS, TRAYS, PALS AND BOWLS
f. ii. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL KINDS WOODEN WARE
F. II. WHEELER
SELLS GOODS At FAIR PRICES.
+. ii. WHEELER
TAKES ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE AT ITS CASH
VALUE.
MARCH i'm, 1867. ITO
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BOSTON SPECIAL NOTICES.
Cou-bs. Colds. bronchitis.

NJ Uo,RsESrss, IRRITATION OF rHE THROAT, CURED by
using BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCIIES, Tor Lozenges
od by all Druggists % cents per box ave do our cer
cal brethren favor In calling their attention 10 them
-Rer Daniel WISE. "They held In general esteem
among Ph soans in treatment Of Bronchial affections
ID, Ee,io,r, Boston. 2l-33
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rrDEAFNESS CUREl,. however caused letters
addressed to DR. BOARDMAN IL Suffolk Place, Boston.
swered. Remedies sent by express H'33
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PURE BOURBON WHISKEY.

IOhb OOOnDOlN w uApAAA'
CTATE ASSAY Frs OFFICE, I6
~ BOYLsT0N STREET, Boston, May 20 1851.
II. C. TEACHER, ESQ, IS Central Wharf, Boston.
SrWh this you will receive the detailed results Of
analysis samples OF Bourbon Whiskey manufactured
by Mr.. j. II. Cutter, Of Louisville, X y.
will be that these Whiskiss pure and unadut
terGei and entirely free from any mineral vegetable
drug poison and such recommend them for med
cinal use. Respectfully, A. A. HAYES, VI D.,
Assayer o State II Mass.
STATE ASSAYER'S OFFICE, 80
~ SOMERSET STREET, Boston, May 20, 1857.
H. c. TEACHER, Esq, 10 Central Wharf, Boston.
Dear Sr-I made chemical analysis Of the sample
If "Jd Bourbon Whkey brought to made by John
H. Cutter, Of Louisville KY, and find that IL free from all
poisonous matters and has 40 per cent Of absolute alcohol
in nl about VI saccharine matter the gallon
1t IL and unatuterdted Liquor, and Is suitable for
medicinal Respectfully your obeden servant
CHARLES 7. JACKSON, NJ. n,
State Assayer.
constant supply Of this Whisky be obtained Of the
Agents BE that you obtain John IT. Cutters Old Bour
bon Whisky.
ii. G. TEACHER, 10 CENTRAL WHARF, BOSTON.
THOMAS TEACHER, 81 PINE ST., NEW-YoRK.
Boston, May %, 1851. 3n22
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Proc. MomR.s GERMAN Ely PAPER.

ifs not being liable 10 be mistdktn 1900.
The ABOVE Is the suRE and GENUINE article EVEN Of
fercd the pubc DEADLY POISON for the above nam
cd pests.
evidence " IL SUPERIOR MERITS aud OF the sA1SFAC
TioS has PtnLc, II only necessary To state
that its SEASON, the NEW EsGLASn
STATES ALosE, ONE MILLION OF SHEETS! Which
induced unprincpled and unmitgatcd
drels to offer SPURIOUS and WORTHLESS COUNTER
FELT articles and against whom legal measures have already
been taken for the protection Of the public and the ONLf
TRU and GENUINE ARTICLE and Of which the pubic are
hereby CAUTIONED Therefore be and ask for Prof.
Mohr's German Fly Paper, and take no other
NJ. ). BURR CO., No Cornhill Boston, ucneral Agents
for the New England States and British Provinces Also
Agents for PROF MOR'S German Rat aud CockTodch Er
termindor. j. w. HOLTON. AGENT, -
Jn26 Brattleboro, Vt
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Have Your ParlOr Painted.

" With Stimsons Paror White Manufactured and sold
BY sTIMSoN, VALENTINE & co, IS Broad St, Boston.
2l-23
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CAllYiE lnH.s, Juas d. i.t.
have used Professor WuDds Hair ,a-t is.i.., All ,
admired &C.. WONT fui Eject Ny hair wl. b.c.ri, =
NJ u-li, prnHtluri y gray, Put hy thr Ut l. -t
t h.- r''rnr'l It's original color aul lat, n. tI t
leuuy SD SIDNEY BKEL>E EA-S-l.t.r
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A Lady

" Who has been cured of great Nervous Debility after
many years Of misery dssre make known to all fellow
erers the Of relief Address enclosing stamp
to pay return postage, Mrs. MARY T. DEWITT, Boston,
Mass and the prescription will be sent free, by next post
q
The Washington union., 1857-11-12
5. O. Herrlng 8 CO.'S Patent ChampIon sarcs.

8. c. Herring a. Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
FINHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding that discriminating public were bcstowing their alron
that exhibit all
their stock have enlarged their depot BY opening extensive ware
Broadway AZ No 2b Of Murray street.
the Hail. This enlargement of warehouse with the
enlargement Of their factory will enable the suhe
keep all larger stock Of lire and burglar
than other establishment in the world hcpar a.
viii be had constructing safes Tor private families TO match
furniture tho security Of plate and jcwelry
Also
keep make order all kinds Of money chests vault
Halls powder proof locks banks
Jcne permution bank lock and cygr
patent letter lock, without key.
&. c. HERRING n Co.,
Nos. 1876 1877 and 139 Water street and
No, PSI Broadway Murray ST., Now York.
=. COYIE 4 o., Agents
Washington, u. c.
w. KNOWLES, Agent
May 20-1y Richmond, Virginia.
The Washington union., 1857-11-12
CITY OF WASHINGTON. THURSDAY MORNING, MOVE

Csusissary uoals OGceGen George Gibson comnssary gen
era assistant Captain l. simpson, clerks and messcn
ger.
Sturgeon Generals 0oGen Thomas Iawson, surgeon general
assistants Dr. r. C. Wood and Dr. g. X Wood three clerks
a O6cenefa Joseph Totcp, chief engineer assistant
Captain III d, Ttfsfit five clerks and tne messenger
ssoapacq Buresucoi Alert colonel q nse corps as
sistan Captain Woodruff four clerks and one ncssense
Ordnance B,yeauCol Craig colonel Of ordnance assistant
Capt wna. Maynadier eight clerks and one messenger
The Washington union., 1857-11-12
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