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Marching o. troops I'isi 20 fle Capiial-Th
!>abbafh and re- coming .fqAf

wAsnlNoroS May g. lr6i.
Evidently the combinations OF Gen. scott
are beginning 10 manifest themselves. Soe.
eral regiments have arrived IN this city cincc
| last wrote, and yesterday one OF the Mas.a
chusetts regiments was ordered 10 the Relay
House. Maryland This. In connection with
Gen. Buffers command the South and
Gen. Patterson North Of Baltimore il Il sup.
posed. will in few day-. come together Ia
that foolish city and II there are any further
distractions thrown in the WY Of the passage
Of tho Federal troops, fhr city rH b. dssfroy
ed Thi. morning a regimen, of troops took
their line Of march South-for Alexandria
suppose Orders. il il said have been ssu-
ed 10 all the Colonies 70 hold their respective
commands ia condition 10 march al a mo.
menis notice. Every thing here seems 60 be-
entirely secret. but evidently movement are
being made. which. in few DAYS viii asser.
the power Of the General Government 90 the
satisfaction Of all legal citizens The impreS
sion here j., that no troops from the West
will be ordered to this point. bu; viii be held
ready to make decent down the Mississippi
River when tho time comes for that move
ment No one regrets this more than l. for
was anxious thst the Hoosier boys should
be brought along sid. the soldiers from New
England vas eager Tor the comparison.
Gentlemen from our sister State Kentucky.
have been here in the last few DAYS. tender
me 90 the Federal Government two regiments
from that State. and Western Virginia. il =
said, will prefer four. and Missouri. DO Dot
know how many Thus Is viii be seen there
are LOYAL men ami men Who can not be cor.
ruptcd by JEFF Davis. even IN the siavehoh
INK States.
Yesterday all dAy .slthough Sabbath. the mir.
ssry we're beng actively drilled BY their on
eer.. and the sound Il the drum. anil the iull
burss Of music from martial bands. echoed
along tho streets Every thin was activity.
and every thing wss in keerinr vith the ener
" and determination 81 the able and efficient
men vho arc coutroling this great movemsat.
In company uith Col 7 Il Nelson. visiied
the diasTans camps Of soldiers and found
them al following The TAP q The drum We
then drove across long bridge - the Virgins
s'ie Of ne Posomac-into that foreign coun.
try--snd would have taken The state. bus 4
beng sabbath. shei Colonel had csnsr en-
tioas scrupies. and the mother Of stasc~ ~ss
saved
\ rAmble through the Capital boiidinr !.
al ths time peculiarly Interesting Il + fan
q soldiers-evsry room from tep - bottom
beng crowded. The splendid marble halls
and ecsusifoi painted rooms 4forf god
shelter. <nd iir~t rate aarssrs Cor a. gaiisns
snd patriotic band II men A. ever bironaccd
On sbe battle SD Col sisuorths rsri
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The act OF the Legislature Of this State
TO provide for the employment Of sir req
ments Of volunteers. for the protection Of
the property and citizens Of the State. &c
&C. = was adopted last week by very dsci
ded majority and the work Of organizing
them u rapidly progressing. The leading
provisions Of the act are as follows The
Governor 10 authorized and required 20 call
into the active service Of the State SIX regi.
msnts Of volunteer militia. to be composed
u the companies which have been organized
and reported 20 the Adjntsnt under the re
cert proclamation Of the Governor. and
which we're in excess of the number reqai-
red TO al tho late requistion Of the Presi
dent The regiments thus organized are to
serve for the term Of sweIve gonshs. unless
sooner discharged by the Governor. These
regiments are 90 be divided into Infantry.
ARTILLERY and Cavalry. by the Governor. as
IN his Judgment the service may demand
The troops are 70 be subject to the order Of
the Governor. and NAV he usei 20 an snv H..
tnre reqai>itson 20 be made BY the President
Of the United States. The rcgiments. of
GERS are 10 CONSIST Of Colonel. Lieutenant
Colonel. MAJOR. Quarter Master. Commixsary.
Surgeon. and Assistan, sargeon. Zach re
ginens Win consist Of Yen companies Of sxsy.
four privssss. oticerci a. follows. one Cap
Tain. two Leatensnts. one Ensign four Scar.
gents. four Corporals. one Drummer and one
fifer. These an regiments are 20 constitute
single brigade. and the Governor ]. smpo~
cred 20 appoint Bris2dier General. Who
siii appoint his own STAT.
The troops are 70 10 organized b, and sab
jest 70 shs ARTICLES Of war. and ~the Ruics
and Regulations of the Uniled STATE. Army. -
While they remain IN the service % the state
the prvAtss and non commissioned oecer
are 60 receive the same pay. and the CON
nis~ionei officers nre< sssriers q the same
pay. Of tho>> holding similar positions in The
army Of the United States. Poser l. sesis I
IN the 6ovsnor. in ss-iadgmsns. teasE.orsrilis
% retire she>s regiments from active service.
or sHs part Of them. after he, have besa
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sufficiently disciplined, with power TO recall
them when public safety demand.. The reg
imenss when retired from active service sre
10 be put on half pay
Uuaer this acc, ire regiments OF Infantry
have been ordered m 90 eamps-thc iccssion
Of which. and the companies composing them
are given in another column. The sixth re
giment. il is understood. ~ill be a mixed one
consisting Of squadrOns Of Cavalry and bat
teries Of Artillery The proper organization
Of the regiments viii of course be attended
with some delay. The Brigadisr General
however is an experienced officer. and viii IN
due time perfect H. Ii Is most probable that
this brigade viii prove TO De one OF the finest
volunteer corp ia the West. The rank aud
file Of il consists Of excellent men. and they
only require the necessary military insiruc
ton and drill 10 render them a most efficient
body OF troops These advantages will now
be furnished them.
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GENIAL HAsskr has returned 20 81 Louis.
and resumed the command Of his military
division During ais absence At Washington.
be has declared himself unconduonaly FOR
the Union, and has written 70 his feilo~-eiti-
rens Of Missouri. urging them TO remain 10y
al 10 the government. lie seems TO have
satisfei the officers Of the Government OF
his own loyalty. and TO have Inspired fresh
eonHdsncs in himself. by his interview. IL
i TO be hoped that be will by prudence and
armns~ prevent any popular outbreak. or
the necessity Of shedding additional blood.
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LEGAL.

STATE Of Indiana. Iigo County, IS;
Circuit G.srt, septsmber Term, issl
XII N. Bruce e. John Andersen, Reuben l.. An
derson and ErAsias n. Gayiord--tomISaiaf a.
Af1cLmeHf
ON this day. to-wit: the S5th day of
~ April, A. H., 1881 the plaintiff by baird
crun his Attorneys, and nle th<ir con plant here
In also sisdasit, showing that the defendants
non residents q the State q Indiana.
Notice u therefore hereby given. 90 the said de-
PENDANTS q the fling aud pendency Il this proceed
ing aud that the viii be heard and determined
ct the next term Il said court, commencing On
tb, first Monday u September next A. D., 1881.
Attest J. II BLAKE, Cierk.
MAY ii. wsw
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To thc Editors Of the y y Evening Posts
CtSrlrNrN: | have observed several ed
iiurials Ia Your paper commenting on the
new dodge of armed neutrality adopted in
some Of the border slave States. and concur
most heartily IN the general scope OF your
remarks upon That subject. bnt have seen
that in Your comments You speak of the
Union men of Missouri "a being content to
hold the sccossionisis OF the State in check
In this YOU do great injustice 20 us. No
State in the Union has responded more
promptly 10 tho call Of the Administration for
her quota of volunteers than Missouri: and
ths too. ~ a time when the State govern.
mcnt and the GOV eminent of the city of st.
Louis are both IN the hands of the ercmy,
and every difficulty thrown in the way OF our
patriotic citizens Notwithstanding their en-
barrassments, and notwithstanding the fact
that in one week the four regiments called for
from Missouri were mustered into service.
armed and equipped, and are now ON duty at
the Arsenal and Jefferson Barracks. and
ready to do duty whenever they may be want
ed
Another regiment and three battalions
have since been formed. and ~. Louis
alone will ia two weeks furnish from : 900
u 10 600 men for the maintenance of the
'"'h AT" nv reNfHtr0i'u ~ 'hir Hiaiiooh
rebellion. fany other State in the face OF
such difficulties. in the very face OF the armed
iores OF the Secession State government, no
wealthy citizens % step forward and subscribe
thousands of dollars % equip and supply onr
troops has done or will 10 better | am con.
tent that you msy reiterate your assertion:
bot trust that YOU viii DO this State the jus
tice 70 lei i be known that the people of this
state have promptly responded, alone Of ali
the slave States, % the call of the government,
and projected for the government all the
public property within her limits and her
regiments now stand ready t. 90 wherever
the eNigoncies of the public service may re
quife
Respectfully. PRANK ?. BLAIR. IN.
Col 1t Regiment Missouri Volunteers
Jefferson, Barracks. No, May ,. 1861.
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SrS1lui~r Of Traitors Wife. We arc
informed IN good authority that one day
last summer. n party Of ladies' aud gentlemen
we're assembled At the residence II one Of the
celebrated painters al West Point. and among
other objects of interest which introduced
IS him wa relic 81 Washngton--ihe copy in
his own hand writing Of the various orders
and dispatches issued b. hia during the war
81 Independence. Every one present Was. Of
course. deeply Interested n the examination
of this precious souvenir. except one. and the
cxcepiion Was a LADY, Il was presented for
her INSPECTION. bat size refused 70 look ~ IL.
saving that she vas sick aud tired q hearing
- much about Washington. for her part. size
copld't see much - admire IN the character
~ saeh bioodthirsts cut throat The lady
uas Mrs. jefferson Davis.
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The Sunday night dispatches contain the
intslligescs Of snosksr collision between the
Government volunteers and the populaee.--
Such Occurrences are 20 be regretted very
much Ia Il time. however. that the popu
lace should learn that it i dangerous to ire
spon s6ihery passing through the streets in
an orderly manner Gen HAKSEr seems to
be taking proper measures TO prevent any
similar occurrence
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PisroIs CoSCakIEp - DRfKD AfrLEs-Ths
Cincinnati Ca.rffe OF Wesineslav. saws: Yes.
ter,las morning the American Express Com
panv received f.om some town IN Massschu
sets. 4 consignment Of dfied apples Tor Lou
issiiie. Ky. There seeming u be too much
weight ia the barrels for the repafcd freight.
the clerks opened them. and found packed
9Th The arnle. nineteen Colts army and
naval ristols Il i needles q say that the
anrles we're forwarded witi,oat the pistols -
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Tnr View Orleans True Delta opposes the
course II merchants in refusing to pay debts
due IN the North. a. calculated 3 disgrace
the character Of the South.
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PAtxrn. the sculptor. has offered % make
a statue Ia marble Of the member Of The Utica
eorrs wko vii bag Wigfall or Jef. DAVIS.
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state Regiments.

Five Of the SIX Infantry regiments Of the
Volunteers authorized by the recent law Of the
Legislature have beeu formed. 20 far as the
assignment Of the companies are concerned.
The following are the companies comprising
the various regimens and the camps % which
they are assigned
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lNSUR RANCE.


FLOWERS FOR SALE--rhe un-
II derrsgned crsrs 20 The public, ard 10 al lovers
Of Flowers hs very fne assortment a Roses. Nsrbe
mas Hsliotropes, 0ihho~srs, and many other klncs
q flowers fhoec who wish 20 sdorn their -aTders
with cheap flowers would DO well 10 call al tie Anc
lion Store - ". 9. Cooper. No. los 2sin street.
WILLIAM SCHOlZ
msyldsd Prom Indianapolis.
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sargent q. E'aEgc. Minor.

IA Il Or EhhoN!, ! ht ii Probate count held al
N'sTF'cr os RANnoLFA. IS i'fookftd within auu for
Iald Eisilcl, az i!ic i5'h d;! Of April 4. . Sol,
ARRlGT n. PAIGE, Guardian unto Sargeit A. Paige
minor residing in Randolph said District makes
pication to aid Court for license to sell all the reai
estate belonging TO her said ward. the same beU. the
arm in said Randolph owned and occupied h, John
t"iGe deceased, al the tiae his dvceQst and SCENTS
nat ScA sale Is for tho best interest of n SAID ward ion
me purpose Of putting the proceeds thereof at interest or
investing The same in stocks Or othtr real estate.
here upon IL is ordered that the same cferreA TO :
session OF said Court 10 be held he Registers Office in
brookheld III said lsirc, on The tlh dag Of May A. n
i9ol for hearing and decision thereon ana that notice he
threc weeks Gccessvely in the Green Mountain Freeman
printed at Mon;pelr III this State, previous to the tim,
appointed for hrar!n aforesaid that they may appear
1t SAID TIM and place and show cause, il any tluy NAV
nave, why such license should not be granted.
By order of Court
2Siw3 j. K CLEAN ElANU Register
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STATE OF EERAoNI, In Probate Court, hcid at
NAsHINGToN DIsTRi, :, s. Noutp-i.,r. II az. f.v said
District. On til" 2e;il day Of april, 4 n. JN6l.
aFn Fullerton durHistrd5or uf the OF Amos
Fclce, lac Of Warren in said s'rc: deceased presents
his administration account fer sttllvuneut
Rhereupon ii is ordered that same he roftrtcd
the 2ls; day Of May EN the Probate Office in said
hearing and desfsion cr, and that ali
concerned be notified hlre,f, ~ tlc puhlicai this
oideT in the Groeu Mountain Freeman. printed at Meu
pelier thr, eks'successvclt a. on as NAV h. thst
they may appear at sidtme and pla and If ihey
cause, object thereto. Gy order of , ourt-
21yf Attest. y. 4. CHASE. Register.
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SHERRY VIhE ELTTERS !

Tie c,lcbrs.i d Eu iEut r.1-l Eah9rsi - be-
Il vlI Ua fsl1 de- f.s, 49, t,rs. ISL ii~tf
lla suds IA Use arlsI' -l g e. r-Is4 80 ASST
i-n,T @. sNH"t>
Tier src us,d ssi n -aaircsf-S o., D. c-.ir- d.,
ieia"' @ iie st'r. "a, 90. $50. SO i---l 'rt ulo-
flIyG .uss lc
~ "a So q. LEErhi.- r.sl.,- ,-o Nsr..r- -
C, a: Ihr tIlle- ls-lr e.. .s..-= -- IN
Isulgo-'t'A GlslcIF AL ii Jas tt'-- Sc.
l. =. bANl>. C>,au.sl-s 4 N.t.t s.rt,It o. ~
Thy gne = Is sci 0u- ~ p o. "a ti i. 'a. ia-
ken de-, ,ue ,Tosrsc auU ass, sas II e;uc /. Sc
iIcyVd no. ANA cas pcoi- d g c''.' f5aut-
of merI.>
Dr, Ma. ktRR. a Ro.e--s la. .,.' ri.s ne tia,
They a'e Tie me-; Va GauJ HD4lr Il n..- e. E~ Is
Isc ,m.uencsd l. N VITA .T,at u,c> aId Nth IT, Ia
l"aee several CAR q pairS.i'i". tn D. ar all : L.
tIat Geau.ty.
lHUMAs STAMFORD e. B.uuutse iI,lry Go
Ind whites as long lyt Us,:,l tc.f Nav >. lS
lie was much IL uctd, hsyiRe been ii cieG 10 j..
Year,. VI h toat nervous dsa -. Islp 81 tE-
ter Glng few bot es Vas scli - rS:csye. aud an
Low IA otlsi e-tih
q ". uutfAAN says he 49, afflicted with rlouln-
allsTn 10. iWILy al il 10 lc>. auG Il
liz Gatt OF tim !r;trg he fa- zen Nta Esi. he
b!tjers etec c1Te Whv~ ~ Pays ca =; vLC
it, N ceuia ba TO SOD Ii ,ay-. "i0g 1i.'ip a
;>u. a. p STA cuG.Ila a. Ai.u-, rife len "
drops. II pc lie ran. me
> W. al NJ wrlts irum pcl VhU-, : len Co, Ohio.
sectl,n where e rand A-ue IE,,.u ti.H' Re NO
Vt1e iUN Ic'o; i.c' l. Ih-,g o dr,o-
q ttvo ara -, s!efsa 4 Al Isl3--a. h,o!
- GAtLEtEES, Al. " IL. from "a " tit t.
- Rus re>l"c III ~ Recommend ic sl.tIry NJ '.-
tcr> to tie Hui tfuNs l.Ic eis,Is aua Il, Vino *
lulTc >tituiaiIi,4 tnrGI~ ne
Such News we are receiving Daily.
lC' l. ilEEt iItN> 4, tE.rt' " -, IA b lie
Sotd y dealers in nc 3c.ar cE,- Is. f,sar m
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r'NIiP $H0pt.
J..P CANNE- Com rs
'iAS, -. Ben NEIT,}
C2"j<. April %, 1871. a7sfv3

%TtfE % NL&HoAH,i hta ftahalc Court hcld At
Rt%DpLrH D:>!E,cT, - tB,usti-'t. ,yihi,i aud ia,
at DISCREET, on II" al. ia! Il rl,, \. h 1851:
= ti>fHEir" rHfi"f;H- ht H.. ;a,t y NJ and Tesla
ID i :Gch ! Il. niamln HtH!uy, hale cl K .d pl, in sad
i''ri dr'ea<et being paseMirN /" tHv trUri h joGu
hu*"fl thc En- cntur tatrc:n named iur Probate Il
"Fde!tI b. ,,i@ CONT that n! persons concerned
Horein be If d appear at ia, I'll <aio Court IL
ne holden at he Registers Office, in Hrthr-l 90, Ia,
-oth day OF May iou ana show Il.>t. Ii ANY they nav
AYE. against liz Probate Of >N!d NIil: Ia! which
purpose, t = t'tlHer cdtrtd thai d copy ii the
-ecurd OF tins U.der be Published thiCa NrSks sue
;rSsi'ely IN tie Gven Mnnnitn Freeman. printed al
fontpei.eT. previous t. said time ii bearing
true COPY d Record
279t"3 Attest, j. L CLEAEELAND. Register
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Probate Courts for Randolph
District.

DE0RATE -CTETS viilin and f-r -l.s District ~ Ran
dolpt FOR Il YEA ensuing giIi J., holden - follows
1t tie Rcslst-r's Uce n Grooa .-l. Tic Ghuss
cay IN each month, al II" Or=I-s Comfy Hotel. 30
chelsea, e. He third Tia s.aa ia tsc -ao'h had
Eick' Hotel ia osl Rand ,irh or IN larih Thursday
eac'! m,nh. At J. l.. Bewl,-' io.cl in Washing
OF he second Thursday il r, h-aar Ma! ard aug
st, B. order .. court.
}. R. CLEAVEIAAN, Register.
Chelsea. 0ecei her ]. 1850.
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We arc permitted to refer the following Commisson
ers, Town Agents, ana Physicians of tn. stare of Ver
mont and II SO doing are Guided by desire to mace be-
fore the pabic those facts that are in hcmseIye An
dencc that in every instance but the purest and
desirable articles in line will be offered for sale TO our
customers. WA
Rsle'c tees IS. w. Thayer, NJ. u Dean of the Med
cal Faculty in the University Vermont; W arpentpr
Prot etc III the Vermont University 5. Pierce Agent
burlington. County Commissioners james Mitchell
ttenden, Calvin Bodgett, Isral Goodwin! Alonzo
Pearce &" ashington; Charles Davis r. Sanborn Caledo
MIA; w.. II. H. Bingh IN, N If. Thomas, Lamole ;
CHESTER spencer, 3. Frisbe, Rntland A. H. Gilmore
Hon Geo. ?. Baldwin, Orange Geo. Fisher, Wndham ;
l!oratio Needham. Ira GiTrd, Addison Hon K. n
Hoyt, Franklin Co. wf239m3*
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NJ. B. BTGELOW & ANSoN ulhby

50 School st, opposite City Han -.
Sample 10 I've seen at the Stor of ] " EMS "a 49,
prlitr, ST oft X Brooks do j.. nurck}nc rrrI,,
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SAM'L ". THAYGR, jK., ". y.
Waller CARPENTER, N. b.
BRtpfoRm VI Nar,b oe,h ,ee,,

BRADFORD, VT. March 2sth 1861.
ho"t 4 may conc rn:I hereby certify tha, have
been Commissioner or Orange County for the wears 1894
anu 1901, ana have procured HE Wines and Liquors
With which have supplied the Town Agents of said Co
from Charles Backman, No So Front Street. New-York
that have had careful analyses Of said Wines and Ii
1uors made ny thas T. Chamber ESQ., Professor of the
Analytical Chemistry. MON College Scherectdy Y
and that IN all and every instance the result has been to
prove them to be perfectly purc and suitable for mcdci
nal purp
can therefore confidently recommend ,h. ,,s,
q Charles BhckmAn Co. to all those who prefer giving
thelr orders to honorable and conscientious m N
GEO. T. BALDWIN,
commissioner 0ranuc Go
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sSe0tsage { 0ttrt~,

STATE " LEEAuNT, pEoBATE Co-ETS vl,o
'sl wil he holden at he rebate Once IN Montpelier, IN
std D!a.fC, Tuesday u cash week. Gullug tue yea
ensuing. Persons has business VII s er. are 49,
o-es;oa to attend 10 III same oa sad Co#r day.
7; Il. MEtAIEL Judge.
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Hl.ill NlHV.>VS N NTllcW IN
VEGE1ARLG LIFE MEDICINES.

VEGE1 Able LlFE MEDICINES,
are wei Anuwu L. &c n'shitie
DYSPEPSIA, by thor pghl. cleansing The first N ,a i
st,mach> aud creating q Il pane traljhv bll. NJ
stead 81 the eia and acrd kind: f., u1ency los Ct!
Appetite heartburn headache, lsstic SHE'S, stem G.
AlXht>, La guUI o&o melancholy, " ms. TIE GEN
trai s!mpt'Hs OF DYSPEPSIA via v&uNh IS nstarAl
con etc noe o! is
to1IvENks,, By sing the whole length Of he IN
tSStntS "tha >ove"t process, aud without violence:
DAYS
fEyERs Of all Kinds, by r,sto.nS thu 1,ood TO reg
uar cireualon thrt&ph the p5ucr> q io, II!
Ia Slch Cases. anI the thorough so!ucon Ct All inesua
obstruction i'll Others
Ehe Life Aed';iNes have been klown to cure Ruerm,.
.ia ietnattn'y IN thte N,tEs. ald 4 II half 'rs
tme by removing lotat inf latien fg,ln III muscles
ami lgAntnIs II tue joitS.
HHoFstE' ot al Kind, by fre Ex ana strength ming
'!e nd cys and ttddtr; they operate lie ga tuly
GA teaa important organs, and Renee have .,ur i,e,
ieDd c, Ram remedy III the w.,,st Gaze cf tr,,
Also WORMS. uy ui;!cG liz . N M irrri,,s ~ ~,
bow is III" 81 r"atter to uhch III c1ea,c ,ra
ocrhVY, UActEs aud i,ve,o.atv soi,s hy tn r.,r.,-
tie tumo "''> a.
ecoRBUTlc FRuprIoNs and has: .oup'cxior, Nv heir
ait" atN eject UPON Tie u,0, ecl tie H. ana
the mobI safe II which occasions u tY,p.l.. cyI.
p'-h ;, 81" o" cloNdy and o'hcr disaS7e~oh icX
IAeuseof h,se PM. TO- ), very short .ine win er.c
an .tiH oHt % salt theun.. aAd mixing improve
Ia nj IN 'he clealneSs Of tn Skin. GC!lu Il Cad AID
! he WoES' c0Ses.
PrLrs-lhe original Proprietor o.: the.c mcaiciocs
WaScnre 81 lr> OF 90 years standing ty the use Of the
i-itc Medicines alone
FEVER AND AGuE.- Fer this sCturce 81 the Western
country, these NcdicInS will BE- ionnc safe seed,
amp certain emedy Oilrr IN ,icnes ca,c The system
Suttct 10 eetusN Of tn disease a cue by hcse med
Clnes IS pcmanet Try Tien be ea.iI!t0 and p c,l,rd
BIIuUS FEvfES AND LIvEt COMPLAINTS -; len erp}
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Lave became tnp red b. The ljU ciuu use of Mercury
vii ma 'hese Medicines e'vc: as they never
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curry infinite then tie lncsr powerful uIeunr,
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. bNkIlN0TUN, \ T., NHrtN 7th 1861.
TO NESsES. Ct.AS. DACEiAN q CO., y. y
conference.-the await Ives Of This method toln
toEm Yen that We have repeatedly made an examination
o. branatcs, NhISky, Gin and WineS, with which the
ly supplied from HouSe for che past three wears a
so specimens from other Agencies in lhe STATE procured
from you i
we have found them invariably Of full strength and
nhitr purity aud qu1ity superior in every respect IN
specimens from other For medicinal uses thew
they nave fHHltd expectations and received our IN
quath approva and without station we confidently
feconmend them to II who wish supply themselves With
liquors upon which heS rely purity ana strength
We are, o."
Your most obodent servants
SAM'L " THAY Err. JR., NJ -.
WALTER CARrEETER NJ p