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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-31

~ the use n these Pills the perieii. ,,.
tacAs VI Nervous or Sisk Headache nav h.
rreventsd' and " taken 1t the commence.
meu' o. an attack immediate relief rem
pam and Sickness will be obtained.
They seldom iatl in removing The Nsu.e,
anu Ueadtche 10 which females ars Sub.as,.
They nc, rsutl, rrcn the ttsels,Grs.
moving Ct~stiveusss.
For lIterar, Men. Students. p,,ta,s "a
males and all Jther other person. 81 :. ts,
ta'i habits. thes arr valuable rs a Laxative.
Improving the appetite. giving tone and
,ignr 10 the digestive organs, and rs.,,,;ne
,he natural elasticity and strength Of ths
whu'e system.
Tbs CEpilAtlC PILLS are the re.ul, Of
iens Investigation and carefully conducted
experiments. having been in uss man, vsars
during vhieh time the, have prevented and
relieved a ,sss nmouut Of pain md .ua..,.
ing 'r'-n uetisehe. whether originating h
the nervous system or from a 4 eranspi stats
u the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable IN their com
position. and ma, be taken at all time. mi,
perfect safety without mnkiu~ am .h,nxs
OF diet. AMI the absence Of inv d,..s,sn.
a1le taste RENDERS It easy to administer
them 10 children.
BEWARE OF couNTrRrrrrs,
The rrnaine have i've signatures Of Henry
{. Srsliinr on each box.
s.id ~ Druggists aud al ether Dealer.
10 Medicines.
Abes will be sen, By mail prepaid on
rsteir, Of the
esscs ss csNTs
All orders should he addressed 10
HENRY G spALprrg.
~ssss ts gsesr esrsss. .se~ D,rrk.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-31
FOR SALE.

VIE Undersigned efers for sale the vain.
Il able tract Of land on which he nov
resides. II Is located 5 mils, ve.t Of shs
Town o. Pamela. and contains 65s acre,
most Of which Is in Mclvor. bottom and i
sre 81 the most desirable places in North
Miss'ssirpi. There are 2C6 acres Of II il :
nigh static Of cultivation aud IS deadeued.
Any one desiring a FIRST class place AZ Low
hsures would do well to call On the sub.
scriber at home. or on John Keith IN Pen.
Ola. L. r. COOPER.
Sept. g. 1850. ss6.a.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-31
Notice 10 Creditors.
New Saddler's Shop.

AVtNU permanently located in tho
- town Of Pamela. am prepared to
make all Kind. Of Saddles, brides and
Harness. to order, a, the shortest notice.
would ash the patronage Of the citizen. Of
,anola n vicinity. All kind Of repairing
done at reasonable rates. sa,i.iae,ios
warranted. Terms, cash. Shop over the
Post Ofce. j. N. CfFppsu
guy ~. tstu. s6-lv.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-31
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rnt Hissgw faHafss
Ns SEES 81 HIa
fsls saf n ~ f#mss.
sas aHs h8fag Vflte
AnI a #tAaT n hfI lsasHs
them az mssflsf m i4hs
sasA Z fa#sef ssaH avail
sfisH ~ s#aH go
~ shs sss sfsffIH 81 ilfa'f
" ha h'gshitf g~hllst1ai,
Lsvsiss isiaf lhss lhs NI
freiaf ihsa AHif f44l
FAfHf sFaffaf lisa asHfaM
80 shd ifatsn ha4rsf lii
10 faIaltr 'aiHf.i tstaH.
h4f thf IN fei fNsiiHIent
~ lht AZ AQl hftl mi fahsg
~ = ihfatfaf slfttl men,
tfa! ~ y N hef luaia
f'' huemfi W tssny lhra
hlsfisf than ne ndfgaa sbsfs sI
has her flHs9 tsHiih N tsf.
f'tlilefsI her f9fm 80 fssh u
~ Ne fsfmf II faifiss afs
hffef beng hall AZ lateig
Nef9 beng bali - ftIf
had luFsi hp i.a ihs dloLst.
W hnf KlhhauIs snsnY tHla
And souei bef lsthuai wipnhr1
lfs she thought W bs . hnis
kfs, IN fact NE old eutm aiFao
Had her spni'iIu. bsaniy apisl
Anl agsin ! should base sasi her,
Vfssibinf oil nv eass sneN,
tti seei. nom lha ums pli f1mslnt
lalej from hGf eAuhly uev
WbH perhaps she hal consented
10 mase ne her 40 =
l,ui ! vasaefe1 n 60 Kansas.
NJ q Aor, " general bust,
1sn DAYS after lpmt ins started
To ths nsns an. II The jnsi
oh. hos ait lDes chance neglected
Crush lese'' brightest hope. 10 da.l
Nv hfsi call vas % tho viinv,
When J reached NV native STATE,
70 rrnsw my ,rnIar var. all.
Andt to learn the will " fate
bu, stern fortune had Dec IeI
Tia, ! should arrive too late.
Yes, ! found nv dream. cnnnublal
All "a un.uh.'nntial myth
pne of Yates gold huea de, ice.
To entrap poor devils with
FOR the WIDOW had been married
Several mouths 10 captain Smyth
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-31

An EvrSrruL LIrE.-Some inter
est has been ~, up at Syracuse, n.
\, over the return home. after -
years captivity in Van Dicmsn,
Land, Of John Berry, one Of the ia.
nous Canadian patriots in the war Of
~. lie and nearly two hundred
Others crossed over aud took a wind.
mill near Prescott, /; and while eleven
serc hung and nine Of the younger
pardcncd, Berry and one hundred
and sixty others were sen, into penal
ser,i,adc. lie was parloned with
Me remaining Survivors siy years
$50, but never could earn money
enough at si5a year for work. %
eay his way home, and was finally
taken in pity BY a New Bedford
sealcr's captain, Ia fellow mason IN
whose ship he Was two year, and a
hslf nakisg the passage. III, re-.
tara reviscs old memorie. Of As.
upon which the Syracuse rspcr, On
hsee aG,e pleasantly.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-31

1lf virtue II on order Of M. ryokese
~ Ccurt,l will, on Monday the ~ Ssy Of
January. ls6l, n the door Of the Ccsrt
House IN the Town Of Psacla, end eouuty
g Pamela, cell at public auction, 10 Ne
highest bidder. on a credit Of IL months,
si the slsves belonging 10 the estate Of
Mary simmons. deceased, In nusbsr ssns
Twelve or fourteen, consisting Of men. No.
men and chilarea, all likely snd valuable ;
bond With approved security will Be rsqsif.
ed from purchasers.
JAMES 9. SIMMONS, Adn'Y.
Dec. 6, LEGO. p{S.lv
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lintt.I li,us unut. ,au to .,,l r.t
""t ~ = pNlIIc t,ula, no. l.ttc M
Prepared ll.Ia hut lm uk.r, th,'.
rnt jnst % u1tbpr Dot r.lIr,. t.Ult,
Hiihr hnuw'nE what o. I.. ~. 4.
nA leli nnl gone With tbc it.aI,.
llI,a hef before.
CrIbiic pIls
Haip.f- n,hi fetlv aai ,,a',so.t
W. U. I1t.ilaf .ul ,ito ~ iA,rH,
49, dp'i Doc 1l ity lh Itita.l.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-31
sTAIE or Mississippi
~ ,'i

EffIfF 'WHHfHa
Toiuelen hqtlln, Nilefr Martin. r. M,I,
Whalef, Timothy Hsney .rli,niesb W..
lgn' Martha Lamb, sarah Parker, Mn.
Woods, Mason Woods ihe unknovn hs,,..
q Hiram hahes, deceased, The nnLnsrs
hoirs u Mrs Woods, decreased. uLa
vhl sister N VIM, Haney, deceased. ,Ls
unknown helfa ~ Miriam Evans, deeea.'
ed, and the unknown lelf. n Iiebeee.
woodward, deceased, each and all hs,,s
law ~ VIM. finnoy deceased, alsotoI
T. tregep, husband u said LIisabetb.and
Jumoa lamb. husband of said Martha ma
Parker, hnsband u said sarah.
NuU mud each u YOU nre cited 10 arnes,
! heforcihe Probate couft " snld conn.
", On The llh Monday In January next. then
an there 70 answer the p%clitfos VI q. L.
Martin administrator Of the estate ofWjIlInm
Raney deceased, for n sn'c " the slaves
and other personally Of said deceased, mad
show cause Why the prayer Of the petition
shouldno. be granted. Ny order Of Court,
W. p. Wo0TTEN, Clerk,
Issued Dec. itb, isG0. pi0. lw
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-31

HAVING permanently located 10 IL
III town Of Ssrdis, I am falIv ~prsvassd
TO make wagons. do all kinds Of rspairs .
wagons. carriages, bsexies, a.. ID ths ~
style asd on the shorsest nciics SHOP n
the TOWN Of SaRDy
". l. WA1jooAk
Dee. s. 1890. sis-sn
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-31

"A BLACK MAs."-Tbe Ar,n,
pselislcl in The city Of prosbsd,'
Ireland, tells It's rcaders thu, ..,Lr
election BY the Northern states Of
Aoe'iea VI a Mach man az Pre,iae.,
%: O. length brought abou, a state of
!eelins between the Southern and
Northern States, which for a Ion,
time has been feared. and which
thressens 70 end in the disruption
OF the American Union. Since Al.
Confederation was formed. no Prr.i.
Dental election has excited 40 mucl
party feeling o. ha, the election q
Abraham Lincoln, q black scn,lemsn
sssAerte unknown out Of the Mate II
Which be lives, or at lca., unknown
ssapsblic man in Europe.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-31

vvict CrnE ron FouxpER.-cle,r
g, 'ns ssss Of the hcof. lie, !, BE-
I'll s'e.sssa BY scraping IL all dirt.
y. loot 30 as 70 be level
,1rcss sp'siss u ,urpcn,ine, a sun.
sless sseasity = - not to run over
'Sn..i;sss ~ 'Ae the ,urpeutine
= sssirely consumed.
- sssssia ssr,' '"' GUN
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-31

''' 'Ifh TAstND
VS. strictly u sticn,ifc AMI yesef,Il,
COMPOUND procured by the d|Aii,.at.Hr .f
roots herbs and bark. yellow iarl. Nj .sl
,oo, blics root, s%arsaplrila, Wild ch5ut
nalE, mt ianiclign enters inin boz e,.rr..
silipn. The eutirc active rcmeit,i rtia..
pie u each iusredi mt is lhn,,nrb ~.
'rie''i rs my method II di.tii.nr. r,o.
uu''Hs . delictuut, ckhiliratnr spifit. and
,n' mort ihfallible remedy Tor r.n,, .,.rt
Tue diseased sysicm, and r@p,firit IA, NJ,
'"i'nng aud dehihtttcl Invalid /, h.liiE
aud strength. "'','e
mshratfs STRENGTHENING cota,ai
Will uffDtrutY cas-
Llvcr Ccmrlniht, p,.prp.tt. lt,,t..
,htvhit W Nervous b,NiitV. H.Dsr
The hiin"ys. nnl n.l nsr,u ,. r.a
pI's'ir'ei Liver ~ stomach. ut.psrun
Heartburn. Inward Piles. Ac,Ii,, ~ So.
ne, u the stomach. tuilncs. ~ A.. Lt.,t
~ me Head, Duli Pun ~ Svmmp ~. ,,u,
u'al, Iilpitniiun VI the Heart. tniip...
OF weight IN thu Stamnrh. S,nr t.,.ts
,ieh''t b"aAinf Or Sad,c,t,nt leel,n. vhss
lying down, hftness o. i,lavn,.. ~ N.
sA'n aud fvcs. Night Sweai., Inward ~.
'ers, Tam 10 the Small " the hack. Cb,,,
~ s'fe, Sgdlcn Pushes ~ lien. li,.rs.
ION OF spirits. frghtfli D-etni' / 7, \,
y T'nieney Or any Nsttousd,ss.s,. ,,s,
o. b'o'chfs on tho sin. nnI T,,,r ssJ
Asa' tot thills and fs,er.A
Over q Million Of se,,irs
n'se been sold du ing the IA. i, month,
ahi ~ nv Instance hts It failed II p,e,
,hl'fe satisfaction. Who, then. viii M
iro'n W raAness or pchila, Wien nrI,,..,
S'rs'JhsHifg toftidt will cure ,np
y 'angv age can COME, an sds,,.t.Ut.
OF The Immediate anil almost r r1.,.
ehanTc produced BY taking mi. r,,,'si -
TIE diseased. debti,a,eI anl .fs,,sfsI ,..'
'0s'sfs'em, whether broken i,wn h, -,
cess, weak by nature, or IMPAIRED i,
n's', TIE relaxed and uu.,runr Organization
u re''crcd TO IT. pristine health sul,i,o,
MARRIED PERSONS
or others conscious Of inib,lt,. f,,m 49,,
ever cause. will lind Mclean, S,tsp,,ls'.
ing Cordial a thorough rrrens,ntes N n.
s's'eini and all Who NAV have min "a "a
sss'e, By improper indulrenec.. vii sntla
THIS Cordial q certain and .nssj, 49,.
To tho IsNsltes.
"cLbAN'3 ssrens .hcnins corais,.
-
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-. = tNAtN nAt "A tnna
"s"', Wy u and YOU will he convinced
" ~ o~siSessrs 70 RS,
hastioNi-Asssr. ~ druggist. or d.,ls,,
". INA, ny TO palm upon you som, bitter
s'sra'llla trash. which tn, en- bay
.as'p, ey saying ii. ia., a. good. ars,i
80 men Asa for " Lean. s,rrrr,hspir,
.ssa.sa, and iase ne,hips else. h ,.,h.ss
me-, TN, vill purify the bod, ,ha,oushiy.
,ass'ne tine strengthen the %.v.,,,s'
e9sstcanfaI taken ese,, m-c,,,ns
.ssvas. = ssrtsin preventive Tor rbais,,
,ai'is ana lever, Yellow reser. or anv -"
a'.s' disease. Il !. pa, up in larr. ssr,,.,
ffies cniy VI Per bottle. q, 4 he,,ls.ss,
70 -, J. u. MCLEAN.
Sole Prerri'sr Of ,hi.vsrd,.t.
Also NeLesn's Volcanic oil i,iai,,sr,
i',neipal Depot on the esrnsr N Tn,
and Pine ssree's, 81. Louis, Missouri.
G1-forssle in Panola by the on,, ,,,h,.
ised Agent 10 the county I. y. CLkRKSa
:, isoV' n2.iy
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-11-01
The Attack GA the Fire Zouaves Near
Newport News,

The correspondent of the Philadelphia
Enquirer, writing from Fortress Monroe,
gives the following account of the attack
upon and capture of a number of the Fire
Z)1aves by the Confederates, near Newport
News Oh Saturday last:
Ga Saturday, e company of the New
York Fire ZYuaves left their camp at New.
port News point, for the purpose OF cutting
wood for fuel. They proceeded to cut wood
about two miles aud half frOm the camp,
and had nearly loaded up an army wagon,
which was drawn by tour mules, when the
rebels surrounded than with about two
hundred well armed men. The Zouayes
we're armed but had neglected to establish
any >entlne!s to give any alarm in case the
enemy should be n the vic nifty. The first
the Zolayes knew they were entirely sur.
rOuudtd. a s-ene OF the utmost confusion
prevailed. They did nOt use their arms,
nor would the rebels fire upon them, lest it
should alarm the camps, aud they would be
pursued A large number OF them escaped,
however, and lett thirteen OF their cOmr-deS
n thu hands OF the rebels. During the night
two OF them aped, and came into camp.
Previous 10 this, some anxiety was felt for
their safety, aud scouts were sent out to find
out what bad become 81 them, and they
returned, bringing no tdings whatever
The men who came in report tn At the rebels
say they have large force near our lines,
and they will soon move towards us.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-11-01

Once more on yonder laurelled height
The summer flowers have budded;
Once more with summers golden light
The wales OF home are flooded:
And once more, by the grace of Him
OF every good the giver,
We sing upon its wooden rim
The praises OF our river:
It's pines above, its waves below.
The west wind down it blowing,
As fair as when the Young Brissot
Beheld it seaward floating
And bore its memory DER the deep
To sOothe martyrs sadness,
And frescO. in his Il Dubbed sleep.
HIS prison walls with gladness.
We know the world is rich with streams
Renowned in song and story,
Whose music maEmuys through our dreams
OF human love and glory;
We know that Amos banks are fair,
And Rhine has castled shadows,
And. poet tuned, the Doom and Ayr
60 singing down their meadows.
But while, unpctured ana unsuug
By painter or by poet,
Our rive. waits the tuneiul tongue
and cunning hand 10 snow it.
We only know the fond skies lean
Above II. warm WITH blessing,
Aud the swe5 soul Of Cur Undine
AWakes 20 ydI cares,.1g.
No tickle stn-Go6 holds the iocl,s
That graz its shores in keeping;
No icy Al Of Dian mOcks
The y0u,. beside il sleepiIg
Our Christial liver lOyeth most
The beau,.t and human:
The hea,a- streams Of Maids BOAST.
But 0ues ci man and woman.
The miner IN his cabin hears
The ripple we are hearing
1t whispers soft TO homesick ears
Around the settlers clearing.
In Sacramento's wales Of corn.
Or Santee's bloom of cotton
Our river By its valley born
Was never yet forgotten.
The lrum rolls loud-the bugle fills
the summer air with clangor;
The war storm shakes the solid hills
Beneath its tread OF anger:
Young eyes that last year smiled in ours
Now point the rifles barrel,
And hands then stained with fruits and flow
Bear redder stains of quarrel.
Bat ol .e s6ies smsa. and bowers bloom on
And rivers still keep flowing
The dear God still his rain and sun
On good and i'll bestOwing.
His pine-trees whisper Trust and wait !"
His flowers are prophesying
That all we dread of change or fate
His love is underlying.
And thou, o Mountain.born mo more
We ask the Wise AllOtter
Than for the tirmDess of the shore.
The calmness of thy water,
The cheerful lights that overlay
Thy rugged slopes with beauty,
To match our snirit to our day
And make joy of duty.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-11-01

IT will be recole3ted that few weeks
since, Gen. Mcclellan conceived "a plan, and
had it just ready for execution, Tor captur-
ing Nun -on's Hill with the eight or ten
Thousand rehes on it, but that his comp was
defeated by the betrayal of bis plan to the
enemy. The traitor has been discovered in
the person OF one OF the clerks in the War
Department, and he is COW 3 sfeiy lodged in
Fort Lafayette.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-11-01

The Louisville Cou ie,. now published at
Bowling Green, Ky. under date OF the 25th
inst, publishes Breckenridges card resign
ing his United States senatorship.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-11-01

Prices OF GOVERNMENT SToREs.-Tbe
following are the prices paid by the Gov
ernment for army stores Pork $40 per
barrel, beef SIS per barrel, beef tongues
$50 per barrel, bacon 10 cents per pound,
ban II cents per pound, flour $3.50 per
harrel, hard bread 4 cents per pound, beans
81 per bu,hel, rice Z cents per pound,
hom'ny ~ cents per pound, riced barley
~ cents per pound, ground coffee 20 cents
par pound. green coffee IA cents per pound,
tea so cents per pound, sugar 81 cents per
poun1, vinegar l21a cents per gallon, Can
dies 26 cents per pound, soap cents per
pound, salt cents per pound, desiccated
potatoes IL cents per pound. desiccated
mixed vegetables "a cents per pound, pickles
So IS per key, dried apples So cents per
pound, split peas So per bushel, molasses 81
cents per gallon, potatoes 60 cents per
| bushel.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-11-01
VOL. XIII.-NO. 20
OUR RIVER.
By JOHN G. WHITTIER.

(FOR i SUMNER FESTIVAL Ar ''THE LAURELS,'
ON THE HERRTnACK9
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-11-01
NEW SERIES-NO. Alb

ance in the work at the observatory, and for
assistance in taking Photographic views !;
and to Messrs. Knorr and Starr | owe OBJ
legations for valuable aid in collecting specs
linens of natural history and other scientific
duty.
will mention, in conclusion, that am
still of opinion that Smith Strait can be
navigated with steam. Under sails alone,
| am satisfied that it cannot. 1t is my
hope to be able to renew the attempt with
a sma / steamer. With this view have
left some stores at Port Foulke and at
Upernavik.
With the hope that this will find you in
the enjoyment Of health aud happiness, l
ROMAN, very sincerely, your friend and SER
want. J. j. HAYES.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-11

..,. marriage. vas taken up, ana the
NV vas .aall the oil pass
''.'' 3oyoa thought CIV remarks npon me
IT, DV ''1 +, ,rorEn while. lie proposed to
d W. w. work Of Prot. Howier. showing that
~ E.'-- .,usjus we're deIsctITs n form and
-''' ,,ar moved 20 commit The Oil 30 a
T. !, ,rngnd BE- adding, alter me clause
teo.' r,.,.---.,.,. with u mother : sister
.o'',' .,--,7.pr. nc words any other person
d Of w. =. ga,us,u to 4menu ana ne yeas
-l' i-- NV, ken an the passage OF the Dill,
.a .,.....l-- ..aa ms mi was -ost.
a' U-' n act - repeal section 70 Of
-.l'' .,ov,I Nov t. 1855 relating 20 the
and L.5L -,me up az unfinished BUSINESS ness en- en-
o'''n'''' Adjourned.
,.Uu.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-11
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LIE zas-RtkE % = IL


C1FFBF-I FGsFI IAi2FCE-. Vow. Is.
Att Cattle, 1909 Bssves aHa s5l stOre7
insisting Of WORKING Oxen. Cows .toa thru@
rslgg oin.
pr'res--Iarks seef-x.ra 5000 6.25; drst zast.g
l5.Z5 10 SOL ii. ASIA. ID 500.
working Orcl-SS1 d.
Cows and Ca.vas---e2a. % % 80
Catyos-.gOG 20 60.
Teariings-- 70 toS 30.
Two Teara o.l---I1 - II
Three Ysa-z 1.l--7I4 to -.
iheeI "a L2151,iC0 a. ulafEeF-2rces il lots- les
428I sxaga. 90 to al.
Hides o. u T. Psgs. 50. si,o0. Calf skins, SCR
Tallow, orc.
Remarks there q large supply Of cattle rreas
proportion of which enaii aaG poGr suitable tof
nothing he bes oxen ana steers sn0 riine
higher last Mr. Flint soid pair extra nne
Weighing - nett- sdr 81 nearly cts tir
shetid New org. sold for 50 25 per and Chase
for 81 20, smaller stock bout ie as last week.
Not large Of sheesi IND LAMBS ast week
SAFES quick II OF - IL TO 25G per head
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-11

WA rImcs 90 not materially affect the ousl
ue-- uarc ii lie Community. j. v BABcocK Y
Co.. continue selling IN immense lot ot Eurnl-
tura. Curuetincs anu Paper [angmgs. They
have a superior ana General as.orrmenr- anu
need oulv "a zamluat.on 70 slow rAat rAo ele-
-ance Il style. rarcrv. ana l.!iratuIness Of man
utuolura has ao5 ten surrassed by any stock
Heretofore offered Il thiH par1 Ok me country
Eyery person 4ould FAMINE men sock ~nu
wiz, ne os:urlueo taa5 they viii fnn the right
srvt.lo. IRA .uan 1ae 5ss, terms. Purcnasers
ming r1A . distance viii he we4 repad.
hey a.sJ la-c &. large .s.orIEenroi Rosewood,
jla.z Walnut. ms eomnon Collins. a rnlch
-1ev ze-e.>. great easte "A trimmings. anu II
.aa,,a.. 'a 7..es The Ware Rooms It 8Hocock
il fu. vii e Iuuu IN Reed New Block. Nam
~treag NIonrrcler
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-11

lie GREAT Eylog E,ctoRY - IAaYIAND.-
Ehe ILra -tectiun n Maryland las resulted
giorlously "A me cnolce Of a i4rge majority 5'
Union members OF .ae Legislature ana in carry
inr the stats % tno popular vota for Bradford.
sae alun eandidata. Or Governor " $4,000
rY,ni0rlty
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\ STHMA NURED.

hngaIsrowN, AlE. 30. ISL.
IT, ir-. have A.r.l severely Itt st
,vth A.runna a}r more man enrvnve YearS and ZOE
months II slcCesair not DeeIl lole - III Gu
and eriov a retu a. nights rest. ma '"e uAFa "o4
Mt he = ME 10 walk from ne house 70 IL barn ais
t4nr- of tiya or TX ols b0It ear 2&o puTccasel
tyyn bottles or Or Fhues elixir prepared 57 GU III
commenced lkiug 2cinrilH@ - dlteoIoh'' ~
- - yaz folnc iruuedia re relle+nu, WITH 1f7
tay xceDtleas aare al eGular nlEAg -ieth sFf
tuce YOURS LfuIf- .-A''i1 ~
PRICE - CENTS FER BOIrLL.
Sold wholesale und retail. 1y +. y. .lthJ lSL--
petier =. al by vii dea. ers Cf TIed cine
L SAXTER. 4. De- Proprietor. Iign-ge. -
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COUGHS AID COLDS CURED

his cryt!ties mat y. II. Whites Puinonary 4&4E
IA nasn use,i in NV rnliT OF eYera ciida az
tanret with sore throat has been l&1d allanae
medicine Il lese cases. , NJ,
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G4y. BUTLER sc understand IS -xpcc5ou 10
he lere again Ills weak The 3bi.c. 9I yhe
Visit ms PROBABLY reference o me formation ot
the regiment ne expects Vermont riIl nrnisa
lis brigade.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-11

raye ssef pr Whites puuncNsrv Elixir n my am
IT,, or tvo vesrs ana haye fuunG it the Dest IedIcl
j.va var se,t Tor coughs. oLls. 4nu Sore Throat
Eu4A MECH ahe burne.
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sTATE 5.DAIY.

raEAsUzE7'e eFFICs.f
H6u.ueer. Get. - sBl.
AM row urerarei 20 issue state bonds. With coupons
lttacned interest paYole s=Ini-ancualIy IN Boston,
ma denomination OF ne bonds ready IRE SOU,
,,,abl. IN ton wears from DATE payment alaie
FOR bonds depoHitul the funds TO crt OF state Irts
r~ in any 9aaK IA this The certificate henE for
-arr this Oice, uoEds a,l be rrerned - requested
,rg15 IIGs j.. 3. PAGE state teasurer.
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10 ReJieve the Croup IN t1rta Hinnets
10 PeLie4,e q Cou,,nya c0td innediatetn
TTo Peiier The asthma Gt once.
10 Clsrs HoarSsIess Of Singers or Ansrf'rj.
10 GiloGus Loosen q Cough.
70 alraus cause me Patlent 10 Rarse freeis
10 aloGus produce Resi- az -Fiqnt
Rea, the f1iiowtng evidence from ZONE the no =
prominent citizens or this state
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have child that attacked with AenDfanoIA
n oIn We rave uar Nr Y. &. Whites aliXer 2aa ,
the syr-,-,se OF All ir gave hpr immediate reiiGf
LgpHAR Wy TON. Last esTsei
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hav 2 uaed it in MY amiy anu INA II IN -Nceissn'
rs,neuv tor Copgns snu oid'. -
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GROUP CURED.

Nv child i subject TO attacks CT Group, cures it a.
once. . =. .th,,,
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Nv Little Dov nan a violent attack or Group ast "e+H
We r-rt MIN il ta..t- minutes Dv Tree use o. r y
., vySj-s-s EIi,.,r wv MARTIN, merchant,