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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-01-23
EIJGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Miles Prescott, Plnintih, vs.. Nancy Prescott,
Jas. T. Prescott. John b. Prescott, Vim. Lilies,
Guardian ad licu Of bis minor children nnd
u,hcrr.
ISYrn Order from the Ordinary. shall pro-
/ ) coed Ia sell 1T Edgv.icid C. H., On the irst
Monday in February u-1;, the Real Estnse Of
Richard Prescott. deed, rnr.isting Of IL TRACT
Or PARCEL OF LAND lying within ;wn and a
half miles Of EIgeirld e. h. in the District aud
Stats aforesaid, containing oac hundred (lpni
acres, more nr less, and bounded ly xnl, of ".
Frazier, A. Minick, 4. Bushnell and others.
TERKS.-Snid lnn will lac sold on L credit un-
til the first day December 1851. Purchaser t" give
Bond with Yn"'i security. and M"r:easo to the
Ordinary To secure the purchase mcney. C"s,s to
10 paid in cash. Titles extra.
LEWIS JONES, 5. +. b.
.Lnm It
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Who Wants to Move to
ARKANSAS?

DERs0E6 who live in Georgia. Alabama and
Il South Carolina, uho are too busy anthsy
not time gud money to come to Arkahsss &" l""k
aud buy laud. before removing run oval; th.Ei-
selves Of my seryic.s to ENTER LAMBS uLd
HOMES for them L.re-a here the lnu'ts urt good
ard level, and will average from SEQ 10 ,sts
pounds seed cotton and IS TO 90 hushrls corn per
acre, upon tbs following terms: Gy SEEDING Tie
Drafts upon New orense or NV York, ~ ss w
a.,u for We much land ~ they with en:trvd, sFd
my Commissions TO be included il the Drsit. by
operations Of this kind, will sIt.ra onl! "a Cst-
huuu county, in which live, aud to lands witsiu
frnn to Is miles Of ouaehita River, which y.
suud navigation and accessible t" the best Groee-
ry and Cotton market Is, the world ri things COB
.idered. will be thoroughly acquainted With
the Government and State Laid Lswy, aid Will
have Pint. Of every Township mud Section within
IS nil.a OF the River, aud vii! th.r~ty knew
every aero Of Public Land subject t' entity hId
will her. inform the people iu Tho old Slater, that
there ere plenty lands belonging to tho State,
d.uomiuatcd Swamp and VII LAndr. ,rlj.ct tn
entry u, 50 and IS cents per asre. determined iy
dis.nrn- r- -. -"'s.s ota
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OBITUARY.

DEPARTED, this life at his residence nea, nam,
burr in this District, ON the 4th inst, of Typnou
Fever, Mr. JOHN b. GARDNER, eldest son OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. S. w. Gardner, aged % years anu
II months. ~
Just in tho prime gf life he died. when sur
rounded by all thnt made life most dear 10 oih,
leaving young and loved wife and two precious
little children to mourn their lose Ho was warm
and generous hearted friend, kind ana accommO-
duling to a! md eror ready lnd Wiling ~ tU,
riyp mn injury. He hud his faults as all oi US
have hut they never emanated from the heart ;
we that knew him most intimately, knew best now
to appreciate his many noble traits-and the agony
that now almost rends our henrts, tells nut 100
we'll how much we loved him. Farewell dear one
wo have loved thee on Garth, may we meet 'nee IN
Heaven. 80
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The State Of South Carolina
GREENVILLE DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY
james NJ. Sullivan,

james NJ. Sullivan,
rs Bin for Par. &c ReliJ.
Harriet NJ Child ct al.
HeY virtue of the Decree Of the Hon. +. II. Ward
t0 law, Associate Justice of the Court Of Appeals,
in the above stated Case, made Mt Chambers OH
the 18th day December, a. D. lStO. will expose
for sale Mt ago Deput" on the tircenville and Gu
lumhin Railroad, tn the Grst Weanesd"y after tie
Grst .Nondoy ia February merit.
Tho TRACT OF LAND described in the plead
in gs Of this Case, containing gl5 acres, more or
lcss, situntcd on lInndleys Creek, in Edgefeld
District, adjoining lands Of barnett Williams,
Curtcr, Yuungblood, and others and more extern
.ively described in the deeds of William Shaw,
deceased.
TERMS-A sufficient amount to pay costs
must be paid in cash. The balance to be secured
by bonds with sufficient surcties, conditioned to
pay the same in equal annual in'talments, in one
and two years, with interest from date.
WIN. NJ. THOMAS, C.E.G.D.
Cumm'rs. Office, Dec Is, 1860. At
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD UISTRlCT I,

+ y G l. + T. l. d ID Is / H u j,
IN CONNOE rLE-i&
HUOLuMkN RANDALL, ~h" is in the custody
HI vi tho Sheriff Of Ehg-G.ld District, by rir.
tue Of Writ OF Carns ad Sati tacicnduin. At the
suit III james II. SscnrrnTiu. having Fled IL my
Utlire. together with Schedule "n oath Of lis
rste aud effects, bis petition t" tie Court OF Com
mon Pleas praying that he may he admitted to 'ie
hcueiit uf rhc Act of the General Assembly u'ade
for the relief Of Insulv.u Deh"rs, 1t Ii therefore
ordered, That the said james II. SSearensin AND
nll other Creditors to whom tho said Iololuan
Rainfall is in anywte indebted, he MD they nre
hereby summoned and have notice to appear be-
fore the said Cuur, Mt Edsr6eld {. H., on Tuet.
,lny the fifth day "f March next, to show cause II
any they enn why the rruyer of the petition aiOre-
snd should not be xrantcl
5. HARRISON, C. C.P.
Clerks Office, Dec. 3, 1850. 3m ~
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sbnsld exist az TO my ',neeriy and rrrr"n.."...r
refsr tn the fuiiuwiag highly respectable nid
responsible firms aud individuals.
Address Inc at Po.t Oak. Calhoun Co., A'kstsss.
RATES or COMMISSION:
Prom 10 to 3S0 rcres...........25 eorts p.I gore
Fruui $50 t0 GAO Reref cet's Ter nots
Fropa $40 to l,ooU rr:es sad ulwarGt, Ii cehis
per asre.
REpEs 7o--Thos. Raslrpd { &C; E,id, Fntss
Co.. Redi JuAusuA j Co.: Hnsris"n riiti
HatcLot h slcGehec, Coicmkus. Ga. Hsn G. u.
Mecail Hon. SeIt"rr H-Mirbarl. und Js.k ktpp
Ard others, BueEs Vista, Ga. L. II. Walker. Esfy
rorsyth, Ga. Rev. Joseph T. Turr.r, Gso'yia
Conference, L.mpkiu, Ga. a. Z. spAir, Rsq,
Sumter c. H., s. G.
ISAAC T. ROBINSON,
p. S-I.and warrants mrr just 81 good as the
money to secure Goterrmsnt 81 % Lund. 4 fec
Of 81 for every 30 acres located upon With war
rauis IL charged by the Lspd 0fiears. Many th"u-
saud arrrs "f zoe. ani 75e. lspds. known US stpte
and Swamp Lands, ore ~ high ard dry u. aLy
Govsrnment sl rs lIld.
Aug !, 1860 6u ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-01-23

ms--An homes, lIiberniau had come far t"
see Niagara : and when he gazed upon it, friend
asked him if it was not the n"st wonderful thing
he had ever seen, to which he replied Never a
hit mnu-nsver bit Sure its u" wonder at all
t;.at tho wuther sloaii fall dorn there, for Id
Ike to know what could hiuler it.
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Administrators Notice.

A III. persons indebted to the Estate of The late
IA John S. Buzzard, deceased, must make pay
mrnt ly the 10th dny Of February next, OF they
will he sued aud these huring demands against
the Estnte of said decoused, must present them
pr, prrly atcstcd-I sincerely desire that NIL per-
SONS interested will give due attention to this no.
lice NJ the said Estate must be settled up at rs
early day US possible.
J. ". BUZEARD, A,lIn'or.
Ian. 2a, 1886 81
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ISDEpENRENT CAROLINA.


eY Guv. Ban, Of Michigan, in bis message,
oJyooatcs the doctrine of coercion, and RECON-
nspds that the Legislature tenders to the Presi-
dent the u.e of the State f"rcca.
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NOTICE.

yvyHE Firm of a. J. PELLETIER { CO.,
Druggists and Apothccnrics in the Town Of
Hamburg, was this, the eth day of January 1861,
dissolved by mutual consent. The Books, Notes
ond Accounts will he found in the hnnds Of Al
PELLETIER, who nlono is authorized to settle
the business of the late fitm.
r. j. DELPHI,
A. J. PELLETIER.
Hamburg, Jan {, 1861.
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TY II 7 IL
Female Academy.

WE take great pleasure in saying TO eqr
w friends and ;ac public general, 'tst uls
exercises Of this School will be r"sImsd .. iAe
srcuud Monday in January 1854, und"r !ls :urer.
vsi..n If MISS II A. SMITH. wlu wa- r.:vcs'
ted NJ Carolina y. male c"llrS. ~ North CMrii-
un, and h., hal nu rxlrr.Lc. .: thter y"5,,.
N!i.f SMITH cvuu. is.to cur vi Unity ~tL llx
hest "f recommendation, u. NJ ins;furtrs,s IL Al
hrsnehci Usually taught IL hr.t elias. Fensle
School. We al,o sny To- our iIirhi,, thai Mi,r
SMITH has hcrn raised aiuuny in the .s"n'l.
md possessrss sucipl q::aii,i"r shat will r-peyr
her an acquisition to any circle in which h.r lnt
may be east. We think ,hat f"uuI Lndirs who
with TO Irop.re ,hcronshl, for Cell &c "r asqule
u good Acsduinic education caHLo, du better nLy
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Cash and. Cash Only /!

VVNiiE Suh.cribrr having moved his sr0Ck OF
Il GROCERIES. ir., TO the Corner Of Jeifer-
.uu and Spann Street, to thu Store Rp",n former.
ly occupied hy Witt Hudson. will lac happy L"
wait nu lis friends and rustuiuars who wish to
buy Family Grncrries for the CASH.
One aud all of my cut."mers who have been
getting their supplies "n Icw days time mre earn
r.ly requested to cnll and settle very soon, ~
must have money.
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Notice

NaY NECESSITIES are my only apology for
I'VE making this second appeal to my friends
uud customers for money. A few months since,
made nm earnes; cali ON my customers to pay up,
since which time have collected almost nothing
I have been compelled to settle with my Charles
ton friends by giving them Bank Notes, ut sixty
days, which will force me to the necessity OF col
lectinr large amoun; of Iuuney during the month
of January feel very confident thnt it IL within
the power Of those whom have inlulged for
number Of years to relieve me now ny paying
part at lcn.t ! do not ask my friends to pny NIL
they owe me-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-01-23
To Hire.

A GOOD PAINTER to hire by the day, month,
"A year. "r ny the job He il qualified for the
best Carrngc and Coarh Painting, Nuisc Paint
ing. Ella: NJ. &c.
Akn. a good HARNESS MAKER 10 hire by
The lnurtiI or year after tho l.t February next.
will deliver any quantity of round pine wood
in the Villagr, at ore dular uui fifty cent? for n
four horse load. JOHN NUlET.
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HYMENEAL.

MARRIED, in Hamburg, on the 10Th nst.' ut the
house of John A. Houston, Esq, by Rev. NJ. Hun
tiorton, Mr.. WILLIAM A. GARRETT and Ais'.
ALICE NJ. HOUSTON, both of Edgefeld Dis
trict
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-01-23

G5- Whom uo think of good, apSo.s are si!cu'
uheA 10 Do It, thc5 rcjoies.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-01-23

AT0TICE.--A Ia, Of superior field hands
~ mls;ly men. 70 hire unt :"r the present year.
Apply TO I. j. MchlE.
Woodluwn, :. C., Jan. s.. -
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Edgefield Male Academy

TA THE Exercises of this Institution
al SSA,z were resumed OIL Monday last, Inc
WFSHytsa 7th January. -,
49, The Trustees confidently call public
e attention to this High School us ono
Of the very best preparatory Academies III soutG
Carolina. They have fully tried both PrlnciPsi
and Assistant, and find them to be the very meu
for the posts they respectively occupy. lle
marked Improvement of pupils under their gul..
dance and instruction, as well in manners and
morals us in educational advancement, is the best
voucher of their worth and abilities. We there
fore appeal to parents and guardians to embrace
at once tn. muturcd facilities here placed withlu
their reach. 1t will be Tho buslness and pleasure
Of the Trustees to supervise the Institution lot
the we'll being und bust interests OF NIL concerned.
TERMS, PER SCHOLASTIC YEAR OF FORTY
WEEKS.
Lower English Branches, s,.................sS2 ~
Higher do. do .................. 36,QO
Classics and Higher Mathematies,...... 4o,Oo
Incidental expenses. l,po
II is earnestly hoped that entrances will ne
made, as far as practicable, during the first week
of the Session--,he earlier the better.
Good hoard ensily obtained at reasonable rates
in highly respectable families.
Tho possibility Of dissipation on the part G,
students will be continually and carefully guarded
against. Il. 7. MINIS, =
GEO. A. ADDISON,
EDMUND PENN,
J. D. SULLIVAN.
GEa. 4. ADDISON Sec'ry and Tvess'r.
Jan 9 tt
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Third and Last Call !!

a Ii persons indebted to A. G. TEAGUE, and
"A 4. Il. * r. J. TEAGUE, will please come
forward without delay. Settle with money ii they
can if not, by Mute at least.
We c.nnut spare the time to trarol over inc
country to SOC all Of our friends who are indebted
to u.s. All small accounts not settled ny 'he hIs1
nf N,vcmber. will Lc rlncrd in the hunds Of John
A. G.. 4 r. ]. TEAGUE.
n..o If 80
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Fresh Groceries

F'r6S1 GROCERIES
For the N ew Y ear !
~ PENN, Agent, tas just received aud for
1Ls sale low for CAsh,
Fine Rip anl Old Java COFFEE;
Fino Black and urcen TEAS;
Coffee and Browh SU1AR Re:
Crushed and Puiveriscd SUGAR;
Clarified SUGARS, A. j. and C.
Fine SYRUP aud M0LASSES;
Fine English Disry CHRESE;
Goshen BUTTER Of very superior quality;
Fresh Soda, Butter and Sugar CRACKERS;
Fine Fresh RICE;
Appl- and White Wine T1NEGAR;
POWDER, SHOT uud LEAD, ac., &c.
Jap2 II 5Z
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FRESH GOODS

For the New Year !!
vHylIE Subscriber announces t" his numerous.
Il customers, that he hai JUST REPLENlSN.
ED bis Stock with many new aud desirable
Goods Suited to The Season,
Which makes his Stock very complete and ready
for the opening Of the New fenra trade, which
will bo sold on reasonable terms to punctaal cus-
toners.
A very liberal discount will be mado on cash
bills.
~ Groceries sold for cash only.
E. PENN, Agent.
Jun -
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Positive !!
Again (!
Timely Notice !!

By0 those that are indebted to mo, will say the
right owner of the money you have had 50
louy is now of age and wants his money. hope
you will meet me- at Edsefrld c. H., Oh sale day
in February next and pay me come or al! that you
owe me, that may be able to settle with Aim.-
These failing to do so On that day will have to
settle with the Sheriff.
MARK ETHEREDGE.
/. jan % 1t
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Religious Notice.

Divine Service will he held at spann's Church.
on Wednesday the goth inst, at L oei0ck' NJ
Also, Divine service will be held at Harmony
Church, on Friday the ist day Of February, ut II
o'clock, NJ.
J. $. CONNOR, PASTOR.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-.Nv-
IA tire is hereby given that all persons in amy
wise indebted to tho late John j. Jennings, decd,
prior to his death, nre requested to make payment
70 the undersigned before the 18th February next
unrl that those who neglect refuse go to do will
he sued Also, I'll persons lsving demantis against
said deceased, are requested 10 present such de-
mands, duly at,estcd, to the undersigned.
LUCY JENNINGS,
ELDRED J. WILLS adors
Qth
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came over, made several horse
our Town for near three mont
kidnapping NJ. Jas. Buzzard
mude jocky race with them
Less than tw - weeks agonr
Taylor was shot in the :iSkt
was supposed by uesr" msn
with hin, tTaylor) the night u
The good citizens seem now
themselves from the aggression
ards, samblers and susitires
present excitement has callne
We are disposed to hope that s''
seldom call ON W in the future.
hope you will continue to l:;vc;;r me w
.Adrertise,' as heretofore.
Ny best hopes for my native hills f"rer
Yours, truly,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-01-23

tAJOTICE.-.All persons Indebted to the Es
uS tnte uf Jesse RambO, duc'd., are hereby
gifted to make payment forthwith; and all such
hs hnvo dounnds against said Estate will present
khetn to tho Undersigned, attcstrd as the lsw re-
quircs. ROBT. RAMBO, Adm'"r.
s Dec 5, Cts aS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-01-23

After the sth day Of February all Hotes .ahd
accounts unsettled will be placed, without dis
crimipat;od in tho hands Of our Attorney forieol-
lection. 6Aasp 6oILkhs
Jan I os 62
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rdware, &c.
VI flptarp;,.".l -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-25

Scion Eaton Captain, Amasa s Tracy, LIST Lieut. j
lIoyt 81 do. Serpeants Henry Corre, John Beach,
Geo Ward Eben Drury, James Sullivan Corporals,
George White, George Adams, Charles II Matthews,
Bradbury Hight, Sloan, Ward Iiurlburt, Henry
Lyman, James Shedrick
iucius Hoadley, Drummer; Josiah BALDWIN Fifcr )
Robert Mclaughlin, Wagner. Servants, Michael Foley,
Geo storms, Eugene Storms.
PRIyATm &C w Converse, 0 Il Pratt, LDane, VIM
Thomas l. Vanderhoof + BD ant VIM Higgins, Edgar
Gtinne John haloncy Augustus Deoelles John kenne-
dy Daniel Mcknn, Is alter J Slavery Frederick Grant,
George Mckue Freeman StGdeyant, Fayette Harris,
Henry il Bushey, John BARLEY Franklin Center John
Comstock, Clay Dickinson, Alfred Briggs, VIM Co
nant, Edward Casey Samuel Gambell, MOSES Hamlin,
Truman N Hunter, Francis Iluntley ioIln Phillips
William Taylor, joseph Daniels, John Kelley Charles
Greenleaf John williamson, Eugene Wright Edwi1
Mckenzie, Aon2o Austin, Orrn i pake Joseph Boyia,
Henry II iluHtey, Francs Stevens, James walker Geo
u Atwood, hiram Daggstt, Francis Flynn, John
Grant, Joseph Walker, VIM II aturdeyant, Cyrus
Bowers, Oliver brake Gideon II Cloycs, John Free
man, Oliver Clair, Sylvester Mayo, Edw I'd Gazette
Henry Smith, Hiram Matthews, Anthony Lawrence John
Pecu, VIM II. Palmer, Samuel Packman Franz Trcmble,
Lewis VaundeL
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-25

HEAD STONES

u VERY person who has beloved child ia Their or Moth
II er, shou send for to adorn The Head Stone With
the image Of The departed one for there Is nothing
appropriate tasty than This. am the only manufac
" Daguerretype Cases for attaching the Likeness u
the decreased to eadStones and Monuments in this
try. These are made Of .parau marble, an indie
ructblc material Of texture corresponding well with
marble generally used fer monuments The picture is
cured from air dampness by metal screw box which
is nicely fixed IN The back side Of the Casethe whole
arrangement being securely fastened TO The surface 0f
Che monument, the Case making very beautiful urna
melt
A beautiful Tomb Stone Is not completed until Il con
tain. the likeness Of The whose bears. Those
who have been called 20 commtreasurs OF house hold AZ
.ctons 10 The cold confines Of the grave. VIII lte adeep
interest n this invention for bow deara privilege Go gaze
upon bt nramcns OF the sleeper beneath ~ pert
odcll visits TO their gave. Not only would uch Like
ness he 40 e-mabe value to the relatives ofhc dtceas
ed in their visits the graves ofoyed ones hu efmcurn
f interest 90 friends and acquaiutaucc The hereaved.
This Is constructed that the exact picture u
departed i md can be copied into By any Daguerrean
Artist endure for years, unsoed By wind 20 rm
and how agreeable visiting the church yard 90
bright, lir-lte picture d departed friends conspicuous
oYor thcr graves.
These Casssar securely packed, aud warranted reach
their lace ofdestnaliou N safety.
Price Two Dollars each.
Address the manufacturer,
A. LEWIS BALDWIN.
2g1ey West Mctideu, Ct.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-25

N, Crossett, l. aAer " II Cotton, Foster, K
iIohrook, VIM Shaw. D II Cross Monroe, Il
Moon, J porr Chapman, Peters, thauncey Marsh
Jos II LotlJdge, C. W Fisk, W Felch, Chas White ID
Ab5ll, IA Norton, Gen Marsh, 7 Hutchins, Norman
pular, PuGer, Chds, Chas Warren, John
kphoe
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-25
SECOND VERMONT REGIMENT
Regimental Staff

HENRY WHITING, Colonel
GEO. j SrANNARp, Lcutcnan. Colonel,
CHARLES H. JOYCE, Major,
g.. $. LA1n Adjutant.
PEELEf =. PtrKlN, Quarterm1ster,
WILLIAM GClNON, Sergeant Major,
WIN. j. CAIN, Quarterma,ter's Sergeant,
j. STONE, Chief Musician.
CHARLES n REMItK, Drum Major,
l.. l.. STONE, Commissary,
y II BALLOU, surgeon
b WALTER CARPENTER, Assistant Surgeon,
Rev. G. b. SMITH, Chaplain
Ell SrEARNS, Hospital Steward
'ervants-R. C Barber, Joseph Shambo, VIM Pierce
5itd E.lt ftaravea pitkfn Ceorye Qapcroff
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-25
Muster Roll by Companies,
COMpANY A.-BENNiNdron.

Jas. H. Walbridgc Captain; Newton stone lst Lieut.
WIN II Cldy "a do; Sc gcsnts, Appleton, Charles
Bliss o Cole. John Harwood Otis Estes. Corpor-
ais, \. l. Robbins, John Reay, y Burgess Nyman
\ Williams, Edwin r. Welch, VIM Sccor, VIM +
Murphy.
lucus Norton, Drummer Horace Gabes, Fifer Alfred
Ladi, Wagner; o 5 Toner, Servant.
PRlyArEs-N Bradford, VIM II Bond, II Blake, A.
IL Brown, NJ Dunn, Chas Dunn, Downs, Thos Demp-
sey, 7 Edwards, John Fox, Furgeson, Ell Grinn,
VIM Gage, Il Goldsmith, Ed Grace Jos Il Gilmore
liarwood II Harrington, Thos :. Hathaway, Hen
~ Harris, Hill, II n olbrook, Holden, Henry
Holden, IIurlburt, Hurley, Charles Kelley, Noy
eS AouEo Matteson. Thos Morrissy Niles, II D Nor
tom Inland Percy Jas L. Robinson Jas II Shippee,
smith, VIM Sears Linus " Towsley, Joseph Alsy Geo
Morrison, John Powers, y j Tracy, Waldo Barrows, :
smith, Pratt stone Stranord, Jas Hicks, { Hin,
Chas Harris, George Tyler, Goodnough, Draper,
Lucus Carpenter, Bryant, Geo Benjamin, > II
Westeott, Louis " ood J Wilcox, Abel Wyman
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-25
A CANADIAN REMEDY

Fer CosHrtncss, irrtgu'ariig and Doi,itg of the
Digeaes Organs, Inducing Hfadache, Lossi-
tude, NTrousntsS, Gm0dt Pr0sr0ii0H Of The
Mad and Body, Paralysis, &c.
moments reflection oueti to convince a sensible man
y ~ c FOLLY and danger ~ constantly dosing with Ca
tharc Medicines. The practice IL pernicous and suic
DIAL Au experience % forty wears has taught that
tbe constantly Increasing evils II indigestion are fear
f8ly aggravated hy the toe ee use a. Cnthattcs The
American people fast becoming nation II dysp,p.
ties POS their ant dcia modes cd HE. Drastic Caihaiics
increase The irrahly and PROSTATE the strength of hc
digestive organs
The pins uaw offered are especially designed t. allay
tins irinbiity. and az The same time 60 inyrnratc a'd
strengthen al the functions Ut Digestion while they are
gently laxative. They auuiyre, tonic and laxative.
They are So mild and uyigoranE that not remind.
"a h} any dis8sccahle effects that DE- has taken medicine
business Aeu, students Professional Men Females and
an persons leading confined or scdenary lie, should
;rN thrm.
The undersiglh Physicians, chterfully certify TO- the
high professional standing Of pr Colby II Siautead ous
" llr oldest aud best Physicians and 70 hc client
qualities othis " Anti-CostNe and Tonic Pills" which
We have used in our practice, and highly approve.
J. b. GiiSuN 81. d., Durham, &. +.
c. T.. COTTON NJ h., CoWansyiile.
CHAR rs BEOWN,M u.
s. :. FOSTER, NJ. n Bromc.
NORMAN CLEVELAND, NJ. D., Barnston.
y. jerks. NJ. d.
&. ". CowLES. NJ D., sianstead
JOHN.MEt6S, ". u
JOSEPH RREAnoN, NJ. r., Surgeon. r. y
BENJAMIN pAN on, N. ~ Coatcook
LEAUEL RICHMOND, a. D., Derby Line,
~ G. GLlNfS, VI. n, Compton, c. +.
G. o. SoMkRS NJ. D., MogoF, c. f..
j. G. RUTHERFORD, ". H., Newport W
Prepared by Or. VI. =, COLBY Stansicad c. T., and
Derby Line, Vermont
Sold where medicine is sold generally