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The national Republican., 1861-11-23
aMlJSEMENTS
Fon FAMILIES, LADIES, AND
l. GAUI.nR

The conductor Of CAN1ERBURY HALL has
the pleasure 70 snnorucs 70 the public of Washing
ment Tor Familiss, Ladies, and Children, on
Saturday afternoon, Nou. 23d, at 2 O'Clock.
The admission, for the ocsasion, will he aS cents
children tn osnts The sntsrtsinment will mo ude
several OF the finest eats Of all the members Of the
finest arthts In America - 'A'
During period Of eight months, the Family Al.
hs a. H. ny .s' Of
attended by more than 81, 900 Ladi O. Exclusive of
the very numerous attendance Of children. Upon
and standing 10 the auditorium and e.ibsIes Of The
mss, A%ssnm, forming galaxy of beauty seldom ex.
10 those who remember the Afternoon Entertain
menis given BY the conductor In this city upon sew
eral oocasons last winter, It Is hardly cessary to
ssy that the perform nces will be conducted with
strict regard to the propreties Of sidous society
The saloons attached TO the es ablishn,n will re.
main closed, and the eeg .nce for which his family
entertainments became famous remain intact.
The conductor takes special pleasure In introducing
to the patrons Of these entertainment his present
talented company Of artists the arest he hs. tysr
and children welcome the fiiry fayorites '' 'A'''
Little Susie Parker, Little Ella, o..
Little Kitty Bertrand, Little Maggie Vernon.
"' Also, the established fsvorites,
Miss Frank La Folle, Miss Julia Hudson,
Miss Emma Milee, Miss Helen Vernon.
The entertainment will also include fests of
~ DIGITA TIONIa
By WRAY, the Great.
The celebrated Ethiopian Impersonators
Frank Brower,r Dick Parker, ,n ~
Harry Fox, Master Emmersor.
And the amusing, plessing, aud wonderful ext m
poraneous Yocalism OF Mr.. William Harrison " no
will make up sopg while on the stage about rhe
little misses, masters ladies and Others who con IT,
tute the audience, and sing II to them,
During the interval In the entertainment baskets Of
CANDIES AND CONNECTIONS
will be distributed grstuitously to the entire audi
, A very superior ORCHESTRA and CORNEr
BAND assist the entertainment,
~ CANTERBURY HALL is the Assembly,
Room, Louisiana avenue, near Sixth street and n.
City Hall In the rear of the National and Browns
Hotels.
Second Grand Matinee, Monday, Nov. 25th. at
2 o'clock.
AZ The afternoon entertainments commence At
oeiook' i-.r ... nov 23-lt
The national Republican., 1861-11-23

Al General Hospital, Union Hotel, corner Of
Bridge and Washington strests, Georgsto,on,
Nou. Is. ... '0'''
The national Republican., 1861-11-23

Ff1t appearance Of the Great
ELLA 10Y ARA,
II q M * Z NJ O.,
And all the St,rs.
Ladies' and family parties will please not FORGE the
MATINEE ON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AMI
nov1S
The national Republican., 1861-11-23
FOR SALE OR RENT.

nOOMs To LET-In u private family,
* furnished or unfurnsheu with or without
board, Ell quire at NJ. AL street north between
Ninth and 1enth hov22-Sr
NOR SALE OR HIRE.-Horses and wag-
ons tor Sale or Hire AT AIS reuth street, between
q and II. u. A ARMS
nov lg-lwt
The national Republican., 1861-11-23
At General Hospital, Alexandria, Nov. Is.

ITO MEMBERS OF coNaREsS, PROBES.
l. sionnl Gentlemen, and others.
The undersigned are prepared to priut Speeches,
Briefs. Pamphlets. Reports, or any de. cripton OF
Book work, and solicits OF ders.
W. SCAMMELL co,
Office corner Indiana avenue
nov 21-tf and Second street, third floor.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-06

|DELLpws, ANvrLs, VICES, and all kinds
I'D of Blacksmith fools al IL ST H.
nsTl pd ssIf H. B. DICKSONrSt cor
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-06

Is MOFFAT'Ss - .-e
Life Pills and Phoenix BitterS.


|TIyHESE NEIGTNES have roxx, bo,,>
- NV noM prets
- sepf IL me pu'Is lot a peried q IHIkTf fEAks
sn a,,r ma ,r 10 l s ns character irs
Immediate power o. restoring Perfect health 10 PERSONS
suffering under nsy every kind Of disease TO which tho
The following arr among the distressing variety Of
man diseases 10 which the
VEGETABLE EfFE MEDICINES,
DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the hrsr sns
instead Of the stale and aerd Kind; fEATrIEScS' I":
Trsran hss'rra asarSn and Mrseo.s Which ara
ss Of f. Of viii '' H1
EN- By sansDs the Whole snsh sfths
s'ssS1 Pnss :, M s;, the bowels soss s ssys
lar cirsaasisn) through the process Of respiration in such
cases and the thorough solution Of all intestinal ostruc
ton In others 4S 2s%.sty4 IT'D 49,
The iifE MEDIc1sEs hare leen knsxn to RHErMA-
Sh p IN e,s wssks and S9yT IN hall that
pk1rsiEs q All kinds ny iseins and st,Esnrthshs
shse An, rs ~ ~ h 49, Wy ~, s
CT % ana ens s.ss pen "uh"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-06

- f3ers 49, = - -
After Gen. Mcclellan had reviewed the
Indiana volunteers on Friday afternoon
last. no wrote q letter to the war Depart
1estw Ybish Vas PLACED IN the bands Of
66<4Aes. e bsdelissssd Ito 8ecsetasy
Cameron The following extracts from
his letter wiz show his opinion Of the
troops:
Il have this afternoon had the pleasure
Of pbsiag islrsview the fve.resimspts Of
three months Indiana troops at this place.
1desip'to express ny surprise end; great
qualification AZ their efficacy. and in ap.
pcarance. they. surpassed al my. antici-
patiohs. Ind xiif make adtnirsb1e troops
81 recommend most earnestly that they
Be accepted en- Inasse for three years.
fzet 1strps2! will sps ne, e 3 tss sssy! g
eeeding deplore their being broken up. /
received, they viii b among the very first
rvsdy for active and efficient service."-
zsxf Jour-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-06

new and delightful Stomschic and Cordial, r giving
the stomach, and for The prevention Of bilious
complaints incident 10 the Western country Try it.
As morning drink assist digestion ind relieve Dys
pepsia it has no equal- Try it, -. =,
In Hror tits superior 70 all oflrr Btfere. Try it,
The fornula fee Bittcrs NOW ssthc sole property
Dr. Rohack originated with one Of the DIGEST and most
eminent Medical Practitioners II the West and il direct
Iv prcdicaed upon the wants Of the Western people
ihcce Btfcrs derive their stimulus from the powerful
tonic nature the befbs Of which they 2f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-06

a LII KINDS FANCY HARDWARE at
"A [may lol H. B. Dickson Co :
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-06

proprietor believes that in making them widely
known the public welfare will be SUBSCRIBED.
II will Be for sale by all Of DR.. Robacks
Agents. and Hotels &C. the country In the
time orders Will flied direct from Cincinnati in an,
quantity, at the lowest rates. 1t i put up Quart
Bottles, and secarcly packed in one dozen cases Hall
dozen sample sases VIII hsNeScr n 1tto any address,
III dcsirpdI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-06

4 xEs.-Lippireot's. HOODS and Dement'S,
"A (warrcnted) Axes, for sale at the Mammoth
HARDWARE Store Of Bvcx 4 Teak
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-06

PRINCIPAL once snsssltsroof NO sEast Fourth STREET,
Sd building from 1hin Ssfces Cincinnati, Ohio Lhbor
tory No - Hanu.ond Street ssr. .sf<-s7s.,-s
and 7. A. Lemon, Plymouth Robert Cornwall Bourbon;
John Kesslerx 43pemi9ss5rg; NV. st}ness and Jonas
Miller, -Breu<nx lohreses, nprecano<tQzh, j. & c.
Smith, Narmonr; Haigh Bro, Argos and by Druggists
4ns4'iy fhFqehouFfe United States ans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13
ANOTHER GALLANT NAVAL EXPLOIT.
A Rebel Vessel Destroyed Under the Guns
of the Rebel Batteries at Aqua Creek
Official Account of the Affair.
WASHINGTON, Oct. IL, 1861.

WASHINGTON Oct. IL, lool'
The Navy Department this morning received the fol-
UNITED STATES STEAMER UNION
Aqua CREEK, Oct. IL, 1861
SRI have the honor to submit the following report
for your Information
Being informed OF large schooner lying in Quantco or
Dumrics creek and knowing also that large number Of
troops collected at that point with the view OF cross
ing the Potomac river, reported to me, con-
ceved it to be my duty to destroy her With this OBJECT
in view took two launches and my boat, and pulled IN
for vessel at hapast two O'Clock this morning one
Of the launches was commanded by Mdshipman W. +.
Stewart. accompanied by the Master Edward H. Haynes,
of the Rescue and the other by Acting Master Amos
Foster Of the Resolue. also took with me tho pilot OF
the vessel, Lewis Penn. Some little difficulty
was experienced in finding the entrance to the
creek which, you viii remember, is very narrow;
but having found It, we pulled up this crooked channel
within pistol shot Of either Shore until we discovered the
schooner, She was close the Shore in charge of
sentry who led at our approach and alarmed the camp
sho had new suit of sails. and all the furniture com
plete the cabin which collected together and fred
producing beautiful connngraon, but, unfortunately,
revealing position to the enemy who commenced
rapid from both banks OF that and tortuous
stream nerminglcd with opprobrious ephes, until we
beyond their range Our crews returned random
fire from the boats and two steamers gave three cheers
pulled for their vessels, the light from the burning
schooner guiding them their way Her destruction
was competc and although the boats and the clothes of
the perforated with balls, not man was
killed. officers and men We'd with each other in the
performance of their duty Acting Quartermaster Foster
applied the match in the cabin of the doomed vessel
Acting Assistant Surgeon W. r. Bonsal accompanied
the expedition, to be ready should his services be
quired
/ hope what have done will meet your appreciation,
although have acted without orders.
This little affair will show the enemy at least that
watching him, and ready to and destroy his
prcparat for crossing this river all times have
the honor to be, your ohedient servant
A. d. HARRllI, Lieutenant, commanding
To Capt T. T. CRAVEN, commanding the Potomac Fotlla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13
IMPORTANT FROM FORT PICKENS.
Fight Between Col. Wilson's Z0uaves and
Mississippi, louisiana and alabama
Soldiers Oh Santa Rosa Island.

BALTIMORE, Oct. IL, 1851.
the Norfolk Day Book, received this morning. contains
dispatches from New Orleans giving Of sur
prise and attack made Col VIM. Wilson'S Zouaves, at
santa Rosa Island, the Sth inst Detachments from
several Mississippi. Louisiana and Alabama regiments
made landing in the night and drove in Will
sens pickets, and shortly afterwards fierce
hight began The Zouaves Of Colonel Wilson created
with having fought with great bravery and the rebels
aunt loss OF forty killed and about double that num-
Der wounded The rebels claim have spiked the guns
Oh the Zouaves and destroyed all their camp equipage
They also claim to have committed great slaughter among
the Zouaves, but give number Of the killed. The
rebels also say they carried of number Of prisoners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13
NTS OF SECRETARY CAMERON


Secretary Cameron and Adjutant General Thomas, ac
companied by Major Plumlcy and Captain McKeever
Of General Fremonts stan, left for the Generals head
quarters Upton hafpast ocock this afternoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
NAMES OF THE PRISONERS CAPTURED ON BOARD TIL
FANNY BY THE REBELS.

NAMES OF THE PRISONERS CAPTURED ON BOARD TIE
FANNY BY THE REBELS.
BAIIMoRs, October IL, 1861.
The prisoners captured board the propeller Fanny
reached Norfolk Wednesday night They are as fol-
lows
Lieutenant F. NJ. Peacock, United States Navy,
nandng the Fanny.
Lieutenant Isaac W. Hunt Quartermastcr of the Twcn-
tieh Indiana.
Corporais Z. Tute, Of Hudson County, and G. Ever
ard OF New York Cy-both Of the New York Ninth rcg
ment.
Also the following prvates OF the New York Ninth
reglment-Rowan, Havens and E,sall, all Of Hudson
County; Cunningham, Of Richmond County; Dougherty
Page of Essex County, John Carson James Beth and
Frank Trothen, of New York City.
Also Captain Kecfer, of the Twentieth Indiana regi
ment Sergeant Bartlett and twelve prvates, Indanaus
and lllinoisans.
The Richmond Enquirer says that the wosk Of trans.
forming the jamestown into vessel is rapidly pro-
crossing
Passengers from Norfolk and Richmond give gloomy
account Of affairs The poorer classes Of citizens su
ferng much, aud really tired of the
The government authorities have purchased nearly al
the coffee in Richmond and Norfolk for the soldiers
Benjamin Hugcr, formerly in command of the Pixies.
vile Arsenal has been commissioned Major General
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13
THE CASE OF COLONEL RANKIN.
TORONTO, c. ". Oct. u, lSG1

TORONTO, G. W, Oct II IS6I.
In the Of Colonel Rankin arrested here days
ago for trying to enlist for the Union army, the
magistrates have decided to bind him 10 take his
trial al the next assizcs which sits here next week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13
THE eUNBoAT DAYLIGHT DOING HER

OUR FORTRESS MONROE CORRESPONDENCE.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct IL, 1861.
The Daylight On Hand-Saping The Ship John CLARK from
the ReJels--Fire Affairs, dc,
boat has just arrived from the gunboat Daylight sta
toned Cape Henry, bringing the following items Of in
telligence-
1t appears that yesterday, during tho heavy blow the
ship John Clark, which put into the Lower Roads for
harbor dragged her anchor and dred into Lynn Haven
bay The rebels, who have a battery at that point,
thought they had no PRICE, but were afraid that when
the gale moderated they would leave before they could
board the ship So they opened fire upon her. and
every moment rendering her position of extreme dan
ger. The Daylight, however, in the vicinity, and
Immediately started to the They took po
sition inside of the ship, and gave them few shells
boats crew was board, and after slipping tue
bic got the ship under way, and she worked of shore
while the gunboat taught the rebels lesson not
be forgotten.
The ship lost anchor, and was saved only by the
prompt action Of the Daylight Paymaser Dannison is
entitled to the credit of getting the vessel under way in
hor porlous position she in less than three ia.
thoms of water / will send more particulars in my next
letter. ..s-
-, --@' -
MOVEMENTS OF SECRETARY CAMERON,
ETC.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. IL, 1861.
Secretary Cameron and Adjutant General Thomas, ac
companied by Major Plumley and Captain McKeever
Of General Fremonts staI left for the Generals head
quarters Upton bapast O'Clock this afternoon.
SAILING OF THE GUNBOAT MOHICAN FROM
BOSTON.
Boston, Oct. IL, 1861.
Tthe steamer Mohican will probably leave here on
Monday night for the southern coast
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13
THE EIGHTH WISCONSIN REGIMENT.

The Eighth Wisconsin regiment, Colonel Murphy fully
armed and equipped left Madison this morning, route
for st. Louis, all in good health and spirits.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13
THE AFFAIR AT CHICAMACOMICO

The Advance of Col HawkinsRetreat of Col
of the Rebels by the Montecelo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13

Some OF the above companies have been sen, to man
the fort at Tortugas but not being present able to
designate the particular companies We give tie whole
regiment being at Santa Rosa Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13
SAILING OF THE GUNBoAT MoH1CAN FROM

Boston, Oct. IL, 1861
1.-THE steamer Mohcan will probably leave here
Monday night for the Southern coast.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-24
"A CAR I'D.

THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
patrons that he basremovedto MONTPELIER, VT where
he has opened Office in tho Freeman Building and wifi
give his individual attention to the practice of the awan
Washington and the surrounding counties All business
entrusted to his will receive prompt efficient at
tenn. r. V. RANDALL.
MONTPELIER, Oct. 1850. f25o3m
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-24
cprEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, MAY "a, 1861
TEE
ONLY DIS GOV e q I
WORTHY OF ANY CONFlDEACh f"l'
Restoring
THE BALD AND GRAY !!

MANY sincs tho great discovery of Prof, Wood, have
attempted not only 10 initiate Ms Vs. Id proiucr
re.1,ts iGen,cal but they have all core and gore
being carri4d b. the "oaierl0. Ic'G. on,n rho
Wood, pre- nra'ion. and have been lorcea TO ,e ''
field to H. resist, rs sway. Read he folo "ng "a
Faith. NaiMe. April ism 1897.
!, ISs6 co, cernirr or, va uate Hair Ee-torA'iEc
and hich on have published i'll tins Vi"lnl'S an t Ss
where has gwen Use 70 n"ltiu rrtt is !, act
f m. habitatiou and name, as s'3stn ia eta;nsd
cati, second. is it true o. al /" .em onn nrf.r
and of natural color 70 all can aud will aus or
lnva riably yes Ny HAIR Is even he'ef man IA W.
stage OF m, lite ory yeas past more sol' IN Ivy
and the only why il Is rot feh'r"Ny rue 81 h
he ubsance wFshtd of by trIme", h f,c CO. in
cIoe connection 18th the wh,sters, NE Sanc eu "
follow as thu hair have ben IN re reet'p Lana OIL
o. cat number OF letters from all parts OF Nc" rhSiahu,
Sskinr me if m hair still continues to be good rs
there is much fraud in the manufacture al sat' VI
base'y mst' aud BEG" used h"s ony M" WA 1a, v IF
COED tut ab.ou c III jury have not Mea any , y,
your hesto'a I'VE OF az account 10. ao''r b ~ NJ,
ined it with surprise rs am now 81 Years OLD ana noo
gray hair my head or OF ny race ana 10 a the
this TACT ] seud you lock OF :ny bar, ken on t"e
m # W. elk receyved our favor OF two quart boucs
list S>umme' Tor which am very grateful i s"te
if 20 nv fren ana thereby induced tneEn 10 Try IT,
NAM we,c ekeptrcc til after trial and thea pufcnsS
I'd and used it wnh universal sncce.s WI ask as
favor yon seEd rae ia ny wa WI v iar Without
oTiry tjt,n YOU pure artIc will IN ufe success
and b. liec he-e cood effects 90 not tot,tw tie 'a
ure il caused by the inpnre article Nh CHI cures me III
inventor of the good deem duly IS heretofore
t. keep you 4ppraed Of cnrnre tfvct on my hair, as
us urt all Who cuQuue"f nv unthaEeu opiAou OF 'S
'a''''''' ie''>'''' 'e'1''''' N~' a. G RAYMOND.
Aarons Run Ky. Nov. 81 3
Trnp O. T. WOOD: Lear sir.--I won d ce ainly be
doing you cat justice not TO make Known - .!e
wcrlo, the wonde t as we as the um Xpc Fgiu ~
Easrcra.ive after Jag every Kind of Rtstor8t es eN
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-24
William Eg:s5gsG's FIssalc.

DH Z Snbscrbe :, having been appointed hy me Hon
L Probate Cour, for he Dstricui Wash ne'on Com :
misoner receive. exam and adjust all cams ana
demands Of all persons ihe Estate a " llan.
Ba rd late Wasfeld, in said District deceased. repre-
sen, mt and the Of six mont from the 2O
ay of uarch 1851 being allowed by said Court to the
credit aid deceased to eXhband prove thef re-
spec i've claims notice that wIllaittn
the dut nf AT he cling house II
Jcna an H. Hastings Wait>ed, in said district on the
secnn tuesdays Of June and Stprmher next, at one
o'clock in the afternoon each # laid days.
DAN RICH ARilSbN, com,rs
Ct.RNEL US L. JOSLYN, ~
Wajtsfed, Aprl Cd, 1861.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-24

fortUteq2coe n, f'f.tIBt srp'E 80, lcOl.
g7r.;rse.ofr,o Noyth and West
Leave Montpelier, et a An so 4, ard 445 I'm ? M
TE ALL TRAIN corneos a. " ',e t y "u't h;ve'
at 1850 day, and New YORK. t"HIonS e't.,1,
Leare Wildst a. !.G5 arriving at h. 1 a. ~
H., &ouses Point at Opm, Montreal At - ., M
f!gde,.saHrgh AZ 30 Connecting at oG >"soHtl"
Wltl GrGnd Trunk Railway, for Detroit Chicago al Tie
Wcsc.
AUCOMMO0 STfON leaves Mortified at 25 Pm Cor
nectS a. buEii"G1 wth lr8ins Rutland ana Bennington
Roads.
which leaves New York 4, 90, >. H., and Win" River
Junction with ra'n Wtich leaves Bos,oH via Loweit l.
80 P N, Or Lawrence, ut 90 th> previous day
Leaves White RIVER Junction ct i 20 A, NJ, arrives III
burlington 81 30 f.. Nuuscs Puirl at 30 &l0u
teal al 3UA. and at Ogdensburgl ut 90 ..
meeting with Steamers for Niagara Fails L5ndllo and he
West.
'E'ratNs Going south aIRd East,
leave Montpelier al 10 H., IL DO :. NJ and l03orm
Mail TRAIN leaves RuuSes FONT at ] Oh NJ. ~ Al
bans at % A. NJ connectin' Mt Wt.:c River Junction
Barton 6ec, ard for Boston, Lowell, Worcester &C. ard
connecting at Winds0r with trains for Boston Spitug-
New York at ii - =. NJ.
EXPRESS leavea Ruuscs Point ats 20 TX Connects
there with t0ins from Montreal and Ogtcnsht 81! the
morning, receiving passengers Ut &iaualur.f from
Grand Trunk Railway, and Lake Ontario &t-F'
ltves at White Evor Junction al 30 NJ. Nld a1 , OF,
via LEVEL at 8 so =. NJ.
NIGHT EXPRESS leaves Ogdcnsnurgh az II 50 :. M
Montreal at As Rorses Point ~ G0 connect.
ing at Burlington, Wlh Rutland and burlington Railroad
for Troy Albany, and New Nnrk. White River
tion with No ern Railroad for umuo Were, stfr &
CARRYING Boston at ~ nj Wuds0r with Sulli-
Railroad for Boston, Springfield Hartford, New HL,
ven ana New York
Sleeping cars are attached to both the Might rynress
trains running between ROuseg Point and Ias:on, ard
between Rousss Point and Troy.
Through Tickets for Chicago and The west for sale at
the principal stations. G. MERRILL, Stunt.
st. Adams VT. ADri' 90 1861.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-24

The celebrat New Ena land Tcmed tor babtuai on
stpat on Jaundice, Fever ana APue. Henetai Depl
jt, and all Diseases arising from dlsoreied Stomach
Liver or roWtlS.
They are used and recommended by he leading fivs
cians The Country ana ali who use thelu pronounce
Them INVALUABLE. - ,-,,
Co.. o.: "The biters lraied by hose suffering il ON
moisc,tlcn dyspep' ia al d i've complaint"
l.. >. DAMS, osuIaSitr 1T VII ia m6po1t IT,, says
lhy give sa,is action. use them my elf, having Ia
k. cI,ld become lrosrae aud Os appetite Ii le-
eyt me, and can recommend 1t Nuh great assurance
of lis mcrns - ,
DR.. WA. KERR. of Rogersville, Ind wries US that
they ale the most va liable meuicine offered He has
rec mmended hem tn great ucc'ss ard with thehl
made several cures OF papi!ation o. the heart anu q
deblllty. . =,
THOMAS STANFORD, Esq Bountville, Henry Go
Ind writes us long letter, under GATE of May l. lSoo
He was much re uced, having been afl ced for IN ee
years with reat nervous deb y, paip ia ON OF tht
heart OF The ANA pr osu oflus character al
ter few bottles Was comp eiey restored, ana am
now II robust lie nth go
Il w. .tUFFMAN says he afflicted with rheum
arism TO- twenty >ears all is 70 ms. ana at
The dat OF this letter he has teen two years wells Inc
B1t1eys cecng cure, when several Phys claus at end
ing m couia 40 him no good liz says tor rhen"a
ts1p, d elnl,sia aver cumpla nj, kidney aGcioA or
dIops' , it IS specific cer'an remedy.
j w. HU VI WrurG from Delrho1, Alien Co, ONO
"a section where Grand Aue prevail that he INC
chez fulh recOmnC as lht q dethel meet IN a! ehh2
OF tcves and Aeut, L slhpsa "a GtncT&i Dobii!iT.
D. K GALLEUtE8, q. u Writes from Van vert u,
4 respcttu ~ recommend the Sherry !V'e UJ-
ters to tho not ufdls Plc ttQnS, aud al! VINO re
ouirc Il stimulating m die Ue -
S,,ch Aows we erc receiving Daily.
FUi l. UIkEl II, n i, - Ct5DiE II ! kAt Il ECI III.
Sold by dealers in medicine gorc ally tAlG. Ie5
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-24
Probate Courts for Randolph,
EnIEanErd

DRoBATE oOURTS within and for the District of Ran
doph for the ensuing will be holden as follows
At the REGISTERS Office in Brookfed, the first Thurs
day in each month at the Orange County Hotel, in
Chelsea, the third Thursday in each month at had
wicks Hotel in West Randolph, the fourth Thursday
in each month. At j, l.. Bowlcs' Hotel in Washing
ton on second Thursday in February, May and Aug
ust. By order of Court,
CbeIse l. 1860