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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MILITARY HOOK 3

MILITARY BOOKS.
csCOTT'S TACTICS, prios a. SO
~ nArdes's = ! so
u. g. infaIty adopted May LIST, 1851, ! 70
Cavalry Tactics, adopted BY ths War Depnt rs
Niale Hand Book for Active Service, / on
Army Regulations for 1851 ] 10
HArden, In Uerman. 80
Hand 10 TX for u. s. Service, "a
Maps Of ths seat u War, vi
For saie BY M. w. WEsTCOTT,
js16-d Aain-st., ~ door from Alb
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ETIt is now said that Emerson Esheridge
viii not decline to be . candidate for the
Clerkship Of the House.
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j u I'll N II II A II Il II !,
Military and Civic Tailor.

MAIN-6T., BET ~ ZEN Ash and 6lh,
NcxA \ DOR 10 M1aMeR, Irwim 4 c..
LAS on hand . sele~t assortment Of Broad.
j cloths, Cassimsres and Vestngs Of the most
approved patterns. which the public are respect
fslly invited TO examine.
Boys Clothing cut with particular care and in the
latest New York style. ijunelIj1
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Hardee's Tactics for oI.26.
A ND all the STANDARD Military Books, for sale
n low, at CGDEN, BROWNRLL CO.'S
ie26 City Book store.
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MarPerss Ferry ~ LID by the Fed erai
Troops.


II ID said thst Wilson's Xouaves have gone
TO Fort Picksns, but il II quite likely they
have rome 10 Charleston. Several other reg
imsnss about leaving tho North will probably
70 there.
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Ixcitemc nj n nm org he Rr be q nj N :
nassas u0ctb0n.

Excite me ri m org sh~ Z be = 1 N d =
nassas Juuction.
Ii il undoubtedly true that letters, provis.
ions, dc, are constantly going by night from
Maryland to Virginia even under the poee OF
the Pawnee.
The slaves belonging to Fairfax county
rebel offered their services 10 the "a Michi
gan regiment. Taey were accepted.
The apparent discrepancy in the reports
from Fairfax Cours House ia explaioed BY in
telligepce received to-day. The force there
10 not posted in the village, but near it.
Gentlemen just arrived, having been de-
tanned Ut Manassas awhile, ard says the
troops there are 10 perfect frenzy OF ex.
citement, and all with whom be conv ersed
spoke freely OF the meditated A.taak nnon
Waen,ngt ton, asserting triumphantly that they
would be in Washington before Saturday
night. He was told that the rebel force
slnsisted NJ 5000 at Manassas and Fair.
fax, and % 900 On the line Of the Potomac
Marperss Ferry Hid by the Fedora
Troops.
The War Department resolved intelligence
that Col. Stone has entered Harper's Ferr,
With biz command, sufficiently strong TO hold
that position. A return of the rebels wal
ONLY for the rurpo ss OF making the dessruc
ton OF the place complete, which Gen. Pa.
terson should not have allowed when he haf
only % march in and possess the place. Il il
the sutjeet Of comment and surprise 10 higt
-ak 49, -.
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ABsAHAn VERSUS MosEs. So lsrss 90
army % the Government has now on foot
wss never before knowu."--Pfesidsnes
Message.
From twenty years old and upward. the
Isrseli,ss numbered ok hundred end three
thousand Ave hundred and iIty in their army
al able bodied men. capable Of bearing arms
They were organized, bed sssndssds. inpls.
msn.s Of war. encsmpmen,s. &c, &c.. and
were voluntsers.--E Exodus and Numbers.
However. when the four hundred 'hoossnd
additional soldiers are musiesed 10 join the
quarter Of million already in The Geld.
Abrshsm will rather excel Moses 10 ncm-
bers IL be doss not cenerslship. He will a.
mos, equal xsrxss. But the latter two headed
their forces. Abram. the patriarch. wss one
OF the ccnfsdsrstes. See Gsnsis xiv Ia
Boston Post.
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Mr. CRIrrEsDEs. The Washington cor
respondent Of the New York Evening Post
says that no one seemed 70 iesI the deprss-
zion OF the defeat more intensely than Mr.,
Criuendsn, OF Kentucky. When he rose
on Monday morning he asked. well, what
further newsl, lie had gone TO bed unds'
The Jelusion that the Federal army hsd I'll
nmphed. "Ws are routed utterly rout
cd" was the reply 10 his question. Th'
old man started back in ss.onishment. sn'
when the facts were brought before him b.
went back. sat down. and putting his hea'
down upon his hands, burst into tears.
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E The Yreka (Cal.,) Journal relates the
following 80. One Of our expressmen, Few
days since, while travelling through the coun
nv. stopped at The cabin Of on old miner,
who anxiously enquired ss 20 lhe latest
news. Dad enough replied the vender oi
news, the secessionists have taken Fort
Pirksns aud Washington City and hung
General Scott With look Of unu,tcrable
horror, The miner ccoly stepped into MS
cabin, took down bis rifle, and exclaimed
ANYBODY can take my claim that wants il
but -----me if | aint of ior the wars. ant
III have Washington back o. never return.
Our informant assures Us that he woul'
have been a. good as his word, had ne no
learned, 10 bis grea, qualification, that be hs'
been the victim Of a ssell.''
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ColscrpEscEs. The ballle u Waterloo
was fought on Sundsy. TIE battle of Nov
O,leans was fought on Sunday. The Battle
Of Ruens Vista commenced on Sunday. The
baue of MonIe,ery was fought partly On
SUNDAY. And last. and most important Of
al to us. the battle Of Manassas was
fought on sunday.
The battle Of San Jacinic, which decided
the Independence o. Texas, was fought on
the 2is, Of April. The battle Of Monterey
was fought partly on the 2lst 81 September
The battle Of Buena Vista was fought part
" on the 2l.t of February, and the battle
of Manassas was fought on Sunday the 2ls
uf July.
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or Firs, sympsoms q love. 10 the wissst
Of philosophers. "LssDipg." ssys SoeFstss.
my shoulder 70 her shoulder. and ny head
10 hers. % We we're reading together 10
book. I fsls, Il is . fact. : sudden sting in
ny shoulder. like The bling of aes. which
h s,ill felt about 6ve dsys aftsr and con-
,inual itching crept into my heart.
~ .Is your father q homsp inquired
man ol The little girl wbo admitted him.
.Is your name BiIIw she sstsd. "Soms
people call me co." replied he. Then BE-
IL not q home. fos heard him ssll Johns Y
|sny bill csms 10 ssy hs wss not q home
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Ala late meeting Of The linton Defense
Commltse Of New York. long letter wasl
read from General John r. Wool. stating
the reasons why he has been shut up at Troy
and ni permitted 20 take part in The war Tor
the Union The letter, with the accom-
psnNing documents, would make mysrol
columns " our paper. tu, We can give tbe
substance ia a few words.
II seems that ON tie issuing Of the Presi
dents proclamation in April. and While
Washington @aa closed BY the burning OF
bridges aud the dcetruction 81 .eiegraphs by
tia in-urrec,iollsis, General Wool ltIt his
headquarters q, Troy oni proceeded 10 N ew
Yofk. d nssi.t the Uaion Deien.e Commit
nee ID quippng ihe volunteers and forw urd
ing them lo Washington. Atthc same time,
lhr u vernots of several Western States.
not being able 20 communicate With the
Prpsi3,n, D. Gen. Scot. applied 10 Gen Wool
tor arms. These Ne furnished 10 TIE extent
~ ne atii'y, md suggested y the Governor
iot Iii luis Ile ssizure "! lhr arms Ia the ~.
L,uis arsenal, then " imminent, danger ot
ssiiing lnio the hauds " the sece ssunists.
AS soon a. communication was again
rprued vi'h arhiuglon. Grn. Wool re-
crifed nn order directing him q return ip
liz atsuariers a, Troy. 70 which he ha'
tvin confined ever snce.
Gen Wool ssy- be had been designated
Nor snimpcrsanl CONN inJ IN The o. u b. Gen
Scot, tut that this MAS counisrmanded by
rhe machinaiious uf Secretary Cameron. v h''
X epprars, had appointed pump 81 his, one
Az xAnd4r Cummings, nvw connected VIII
ia Nrw Yora newspaper, ~ formerly
Poems, lvania politician. having no mliiisr'
Experiences whatever. 10 make The arrange
ems for conveying lhs 'roups-a out
ehcA G-n. Wool says properly belongs =
W. department.
Ahhaugh il his drst letter 70 Wool. o.
ie'i'g hn 70 20 back TO Tsoy. CAmero
had ssd h,t Tie Government; haa no & ul
ltu find III hiti 'ur v hat he lisd done 20 Nes
York. Afterwards. when pressed bg Gen. w
iDr an y plbnstiYn of the rsasons Why p
was drprived Of Ahe poet assigned him b
Y Gen. Scoit. Z usron replied that his ac'io
(n New iork) ~as without orders. and ca
leu a,sJ - enbarrsss The action Of the Gov
ernmsnf, Which, he said. was engaged !
doing mat which Wool lad undertaken to u
n rhe amount u the matter seems 70 y
~ u this: Secretary Cameron old not iik
yVepl. saJ Was determined that he shuul
nol " permitted 10 take an sctise part
the wsr. aud therefore availfd himself Of III
..nnuthpr i aciun u Wool ss 81 excus
to carry out his d. gns. The PresideI
!. iand Cabinet had cuniessedly acted wisho'
law il calling outa grest volunteer arm
snd navy, aud Increasing the regular arm
bu' pleading the necessities Of the Cos
calsd upun Cangress 70 sustain them, whi'
n hns been done; but Gen. Wool. Tor techr
cally violating an army regulation 10 leav''
HIS headquarters 1T time when his super
. could not De communicated with. and 81
n tlme Of great public peri, il for that a
deprived OF his command aud the country
his services.
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How to Relieve the Families
Volunteers.

The New York Pos, In an article speaking
Of The rush Tor relief st New York Of the
families VI ofvountcers, ssys:
The rush Of these. in some cases. almost
frantic women to-day 1t The relief Office sug.
gests once more the imperative necessity Of
compelling the New York troops at the seat
.! war 70 make an allotment Of portion OF
their pay 10 the supper; of their families. A
few are doing 10 voluntarily, aud have given
The Payma.ters Of their regiments power Of
attorney 10 reserve 80 many dollars every
month 10 be paid 10 their families in this city.
Major General DIX has promised 10 DO
everything in his power TO bring Ibis matter
70 the attention " every Colonel.
While there are 90 many fsmillts. which
are nc doubt suffering from the, In oil cases.
voluntary absence Of men who have gone 10
the war, there are other cases. where men
have enlisted ~hc, Tor many yesrs, have
derived their own support from the earnings
Of their wives. who have been washer
women. or employed as tailoresses. shoe
binders. &c. And yet. now that their hus'
bands are away, and besides their living ere
receiving eleven dollars per month. ever
farihing Of which is expended in whlskey
and tobac CO, the families which never prefer
ded to derive a dollar from their so-csllst
l.h. ~ oo,v coma forw ard a. on III ants 10
relief. They think that 80 long % shsr'
are three dollars per week for volunseera
wives that they may - well need u .
not. This will continue until the allotmsn
system is introduced In every regiment On
the men are compelled (some Of them 10
the frs, time in their lives) 10 do somethin
Tor The support Of their own families. Tn
unavoidsbly necessiious cases will exhsu'
all the money that the liberali,y Of the cit
or private citizens can furnish.
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TIRED Orr.-A three year old child, sftsr
having finished bic usual prayer. wss told to
pray for bic grand parents. sunss. unclss. end
cousins. snd whsn he had compiled with this
demand. wss bid 70 pray for The rest q the
world. "Mams," sad the wesried child. sis's
Just q much o can DO 70 pray for my own
\ s,iors. I. Other folks want their 'Istisns
saved. lot them pray for them thsysslves."
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INFAMOUS ISLANDERS AGAINST THE Vol
UsIEees. Tue following 10 an editorial
from the New York Tribune, the leading
organ Of the Lii coin Administrations This
il ,hs way the greasy editor, safely perched
al home, ttlks II the regiment that was
nearly dec,msred in the terrible ba,ile o.
Manassas. They went into The hght Loo
strong, aud lost IN killed, wounded, and uiss-
INC fully 5C0-one-lhird of their numbers
yet this infamous htsIler thinks they ought
70 have done better. Possibly he wantsf
All killed. Resd il:
TnE SIXTY NINTH REciMEsr, y. Y. 5. NJ
-Tals re- linen; DID admirable service at Tho
ilhi, but was. with the hers, seized will
the panic and hurried AWAY from the held
When they got TO Cenlrevllle, on the retreat
Ia was found lha' their Colonel, Corcoran
had been killed or captured. and that Senio
Capt. Haggafiy, who was aclng us Lisu'en
ant ColoneI. had been killed. Captain
Thomas Francis Meagher was there, and
i thought could have rallied them. but tha
emnert worthy ran away with character
sic speed, having stopped az Cei trvil
long tnough 70 make This declaration IN ~
presence ~ number u witnesses. Boys
they We licked 10 handsomely; we must ru
back 10 F0n Corcoran. and, mind what
ssy, The Southern Confrderucy ought TO b
lsecognzed tomorrow; they have beaten "
lsnd src entitled to i,."
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ToucHrsc. In the last number Of vsnl-
y Fair is : picture entitled ''Humors Of tho
War;" representing : lady presenting :
gentleman 10 unifsrm with pistol. snd b.
reath, .Clsra-I knov Il u m odd gift from
lady, but Charlie. 1 thought that ' hen you
we're far away. Il msy b P.sssspt for yoa
-,o-.o-so have my arms always about
vou.ss
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A Very Puisox "PisEx."- Mr. N. Y
CLARK, Of Salisbury. Connecticut. last week
found one Of his lambs dead and badly torn.
To ascertain the cause OF iis death, be
sprinklsd suychnine on he body and leit y
u be dsvoured BY the murderer. the next
day he visited hs bait md found bald
headed eagle. which measured seven feet
and four inches across is wings from Zip 70
,ip. lie again visited The spot. and found
islre wildcat; and upon ,he ihiid Wait, tso
dead crows and skunk.
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JSSfERsos CIrr. July 3l.-Ths Conven.
tion ,his morning elected Hon. Hamilton r.
Gamble, Of St. Louis. Governor Of Missourl,
BY 6S votes, and Willard p. Hall Lieut.. Gov.
ernor, BY 81 votes.
The opposition we're excused form voting.
- they protested against the power Of the
Convention. No votes we're east against
either Of the candidates.
Gov. Gsmbie. Lieut.. Gov. w. P. Hall.
and Mordecsl Oliver. Secretary Of State,
we're duly sworn and insugurssed in Con.
ven,ion this afternoon. Each made strong
Union and patriotic speech, amid loud sp-
pIsuss Alter other imp mportant business and
The presentation Of On address 10 the people
Of Missouri BY the Convention. i dsjournsd
ill the third Mondsy in December. unless
sooner called together By the nsw Cover
nor.
Three hundred kegs Of powder and Two
pisces Of cannon we're captured psar War.
saw yesterday. and will BE- sent 70 81. Louis
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or The Burlington, (vs) Times. very
strong Republican psper, calls s,renuously
for the removal OF Mr.. Cameron from the
Cabinet. in consequence Of the late startling
develop pmenss Of pecuIs'icn in hs depart
men,, and the lack OF confidence In bic caps
city and integrity.
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GruKRAL scorr's PLAH.-0snsrsl Scott
pvss out to his friends that the next blow
struck a the Conisdssatss will crush oil liis
from the ''hy drs-headsd monster" Its In
tended 10 make the army ef the Poionse
1000 strong; the srmy Of the Shsns odesh
I(Bsnks') 10000. and 90 collect 10000 men
liz the valley Of Western virgisis. A con-
cersed movement 10 70 BE- made by these
forces. In conjunction with The Mississippi
and Ohio Aotillss. Gen. Scott insists %
taking bic time. which will probably now b
allowed him BY the press Of the North.
though Secretaries Blair and Chase were
anxious 10 know from the nsnt-Gsne.
rsl where the next blow would BE- struck.
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CArRo. I'll. July 3l.-Five stssmsrs ss-
rived Il New Madrid. No.. yesssrdsy. With
,srrs lumber 81 Rebel troop .sores. wsgoos
cuns and ammunition. The force . ,hss
poist i reported 70 ts 1900
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HzrA milkmsn's little daughter being
asked what her father put in The milk. rs-
piled, "OnIy saI. and water and lille
! yellow oehre.''
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WasHrscros. July 3l.-Ths Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad is nos open from Cum
berland TO Wheeling.
John Hoiohm. OF this city has been ar-
rested on charge Of treason 10 having
aided the panic in The battle at BulPs Run.
Secre, movements are now In progress TO
effect tie removal Of secession clerks from
the Departments.
Col. Farnham OF the FIRE Zouaves, -
rapidly recovering. lie has not gone insane
as has teen stated 10 the papers. He will
be out 10 a few days.
The Fire Zouaves. much 70 their gratifi-
cation. rec eiysd the arrearsges Of their pay
to-day
Il was rumored among the Secessionist'
that The Maryian Legis laturs will attempt
ID rass an ordinance OF secession in secre
session. The Legislature. however, is closely
watched BY Gen. Dix.
There is a rumor in the city 70 day thai
Gen. Lee is advancing with large forc'
upon Banks position al Hsrpsr's Ferry.
The brigade OF Federal troops under com
mand Of Col. Howard is busily engaged i
Throwing op in,renehmen,s four miles irou
Alexandra.
4 Gen. Mcclellan expresses the opinio'
that this will be an artillery war and ask
lfor az many batteries ns II 10 possible % pro
vide.
4 A regimen, has been sent BY McClsIIs
Ito extend The line or pickets along the 70
,omar, from here to IIsrper's Ferry. Thi
viii ensure easly notice Of any movement
+, Of tie Rebels there. and will put On end
their correspondence with SisrvIand.
Seven additional regiments have gone y
: 70 The Chain bridge this morning. ~he'
Il ,l,hree or four are now posted. There %
Il fresh indications Of the inauguration Of
|. more vigorous policy. The country ma
/. feel col iidence now that there are earnes
ness and energy 10 every department q q
d war Office. Gen. Mcclellan inspires %
e supervises everything.
al We learn from q source entitled 70 cred
that Fort Fillmore, Texas, has bees rel
forced by ten companies; also. that c.
y Candy has fitted out such On expedite
y against Fur, Bliss, now garrisoned BY Te
'e ana, as 10 make ito capture certain.
-
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90 On Wednesday the Vermont State
Democrats Convention made The following
nomins,ioos: For Governor. Paul 0illiog.
ham; for Lieu,ensns Governor, stephen
TT omss; for Treasurer. James r Thurssos.
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TERMS STRICTLY IN ADVANCE;
Sinyle Subscription. ior airy Nos. 81 ~
III, .,s month. 90


Tor squire ~ no llnesor lees, week, %i 90.
n M, .n,s,nurnt insrriion, 70 cIs.
LpnIsr advertisements. al same ralf- n
fraction rvrr even squire vrsqunres, connie"
=. a squsra These are lhe terms ~ 'ra''-
sient vdyer'isements; reasonable urGDc-
tion sr Dr made 10 res ulAr aasrfl'ssrs.
N.,ices of appointment u administrators
rnd l-gd nofser. " l4e character - VI
paid TOT Ia advance.
AssorScIso ca npIDArLs;
~ r,u,.lio o..;ee., n 4ch, Sioo
Fur Csun'y -vo ~
For p-ifIrt. firrnil, ny Si'io. ''Nu
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Meeting Of Workingmen-Demand for
Work.

A bou' 2.CO0 Germsns held meeting at
Harmonic Garden, Ia Essex street. Oh Wed
mes day last. 10 take into consideration the
suffering aud destitution now weighing 90
heavily upon the woskng classes. plan
of organizaiion was submitted for general
Workingmen's Union, in order 10 secure
better condition Of the working classes. and
10 preven, such deplorable reverses as the
presses, overlaking them. The President Of
the meeting. Mr.. Michel, consended that.
taking the Declaration OF independence,
which declared lha, "al menwere born lres
and equa:" the working man hhd the right
TO demand the necessaries Of lie ut any
time, aud uuder all circumstances. He said
they wonld insist that this right be recoe-
nizsd. II no other way existed, he would
commence war on The moneysd power. -
TINS was received with cheers. lie said
no " ever, they wished 10 bring about These
rvfurms m = peaceful way. committee VI
~ elye was appointed 10 carry out The OBJ
scis OF the ion. aud arrangemen nts are u
be made to- grand procession Of unem
ployed workingnea marching through ih'
streets to The Cry Ilall.-N. \. Day Book
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0T.whst country is on the opposite
eide Of the globel" said teacher 20 hope
ful pupil.
Don't know sir" vas the reply
"But II you shouId Gig hole sHsiSh'
through the EARN, and you should g. " q
this emo she,e would you come ou''"
.Ou, a The hole, sir"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-28
WHITE PM COMPOUND.
f6fPArrpHi
DIR J. ". POLAND & co.
G0fIsroMN rINTRr. \. m

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'IEE i'tieNlHE testimonials w TO- something about
Incidence th1t now tca lniuv raHu'pr ts.tff than
-hf aihef article s9.t ht arutlisjs vs.
EeN !. X. Gha-e "a Rttr,urr \ n ,,a.r d.. -,
Apr Al 1869 sHys $3.50. n f,n .teur tt,gt nv Iot
les q, Waite lie Compound "a. r. eiveg Ms ,uE
eung from most ssvt NJ cold TOOK tile q e,nfapn9
and was able preach IN two da,s .1ieve
Tile omtouud j, an iuva usbic medic no a. ,,t.i
thousands Whr know rrlt5rs 9i n. ,itfy.s v,,i9 ~
CONF better acquainted WttItH
Rev, g.. g. Stevens, g. STAR af tEe pa,tyt ,h.r,. -
Goif-tnvut Frt+" n 4 fa,f.5 35tfs1 j ~ ~ I" -
some of nv family L,te ,,,rl1t ma g'
with signal sucsss4 t.f4t,-tf IA +. IL, ~ "a. y :
Cougt btpsfi0ttf,. r,tge,,t III. d. n. ,s,,. -
Cough medicine la,te c..5 ge,s,n -, ~ INV " H.
all It claims 10 d. Tor Il ilsay ID and ~, - ~
Nj AsaGooihue OF nos. \ n ,tas =, -, "a 81
Diitstf, in Mach iSfe th.t te,tlar L,,.se9,,r ~ ~
whotaN hinlh3gah. flIt A. coni, pes.i ~ t tlt,E
tn mou.h A. las, res,,-, h.. tig,,i,s i ,,' ~
the Var, Pm, tfapt 5t53 qf,,f31s, = - -
him heict4p 10 lake and IN IN. me-, al H.,
mcdiateIv howed signs NJ am. ndn,spt siecn ,,ti
afterwards tFth IS isi0 ftlI sfst. men, =, a., -
hesa,s believe br po'nnd'. Win. In. r'nro,,
uueer 6cd has b,en the means ~ my r,cnrsi, tbrs'
far "
Hundreds Of case Of kidney camulaful. erppn ~
rIRRlY by TAX ing tie Nhe Pine Coumnonnd hsye r.,
fepo ted h, druggist. ntrearetw two saTnpIes
An eyed man in npnv.rs Mas l.a,d' =, a.. ra,
pound as vonOcrtu curative for kidney c,mnla,,i.
Being great er IRON that dRcuty no SEMI tn The
ApHhecary fortwo bottles. They CuRrp him n. mil
they were worth hfy dollars lie has since rod good
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-28
Sag, Tabs.

TUE Undersigned, have on hand and sale 1000
! good cedar Sap Tubs
Cabot, Feb. /, 1867. LANCE SPAtGE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-28

sTATEOF VERMONT Tie Hon. the Probate Court
Gr1ne1 ~ .sHpoLrH. - for said nttaet : Ia all
yersJps Goncerncln the Estate OF Benjamin fhnrh r,
Mlt & Washington, dereasfd, GFELTfNG,
"a nEREAs, Benjamin Tbarber, Jr, Administrator on
" ihe estate Of said decreased, request sad Court TO
blow them the further ni one year from and after
NE 9TH day Z, Feb u, 1861 TO make payment Of The
iebs and clnsc the settlement Of the Estate
Theieue YOU hereby noird that said appl cation
viii heard session 0f the Probate Count TO htd
Probate office IN Chelsea on 2Si day of Feb. 1851,
.hlfh time you may lie heard IN the premises.
And ths Odrr shall he published three weeks success
vey IN the Green Mountain Freeman, a newspaprr,
printed at Montpelier this state the last Of which
publication shall be before the day assigned for hearing
afHe sad.
Given under my hand At The Probate Office At Cheal SEA,
.h- 9h day If February, A, y. 1861.
TVS FtKLY G. JONES Judge.