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u The Twenty-frst Indiana Regiment. Col
mcmiiian, arrived In Baltimore SATURDAY. morn.
Ing, and encamped In that city.
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W Lieut. b. Gregory, Of Jersey City, IL rails.
ing company Of 100 mounted mea for Fortrs..
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W Saturday night the Sixth wiscou.in Reg,.
men'' Col. Gutter, 1,oe9 men, arrived in Baltj.
more and encamped In Patterson Parh
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PROPOSALS FOR OATS AND HAY,
O&es 0 CAtQ Asststast Qxarferrast,,
Ospdytnssf N. E, F,yr,aia

A, Proposals Will be received al ihIs nee put,I \.
faSS s bushels of Oats and four hundred an,
mt, MY 70 OF HAY, 20 be delivered ID equal onanti
In Aex:n9ra, Virgins. One third of esos AT; SJs
cSntracsed for TO BE- delivered within ons Ss.s
nltnIn hfteen days thereafser. Tbs Oats e. ~ ~
ssesa sad to Ws. ans PIT Ss IN ..
Inc bids for furnishing Oats 10 m siad H. xsI,,.
of. me sscn rhs Hay 70 be of the best
night 10 reserved to reject aoy I'd al ~ ~ Inc
zoo ,hitei satissotory security will be resuiIsj
w,li th h .elsnsa "a mont OF the crntrsef. WIN
.Eacn proposal shouli be for but one article snd
n soe,9 Dc Q dorsec Propossls for farrishins
;,a,, JUNFS
>, 80 - - Capt. sat Qas-tsrraastar
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" Col Francis J. Thomas, of Gen. Johp,op,s
sh, VINO was killed at Bull Run, was real es.
h'e agent in Baltimore -
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TREAsURERs MONTHLY
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u. s. MILITARY TELEGRAPH
Received August LIST. 1861; from Richmond, Viz.
ginia, July 3ist 1861.
To the Hon William II. Setcurd:
am here prisoner; Mr.. Ely, Arnold Harris
and McGraw are also here c. HUsoN Jr.
The letter from Minister Harvey to Secretary
Cameron was read to the House; and after the in.
PRODUCTION of various resolutions which were OBJ.
jected to, the House adjourned
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THE MILITARY NOMINATION. ~ THE p.vs
BENT, numbering In all more than three humid red
we near, are being acted upon by the Senate
WIN comnendable energy. On Saturday. among
o'ners, some seventeen Brigadiers were con a med
nearly all Of them being experienced and tho
roughly competent military men. There seems 70
De purpose on the part Of the Senate TO rule that
mere clviiians may not be entrusted with the
command OF brigades I'm actual service mo,.
properly than with the command of ship, of war.
sensible conclusion, II strikes us. In niIit,,y
circles here is judged that the great mass Of the
fnesidents selection Of Brigadiers have been adj
mfaoie ones. We, however, regret the alleged
edoPuon OF rule TO make the selections wholly
from lists nominated by Congressional deleya.
uons' rather than by the Presidents highes mill
nry counsel IL any Brigadier who has ssen I'M.
OF no service commits fair pas, the country
VIII mold the President-not those urging hi,
nomination on that funciionary-responsibIe 70,
fhe damage he may do. -''
Hnsaid that Senatorial enemies of the cop,,,r,.
cause a involved In the war, object to the cons,
NATION OF Generals Lyon and Prentis. On ar,
ground Of their extreme measures in nI,,o,,i
ana illinois. The fact that their con nrmation :,
aistasteful to that class Of men in public life q,
70 us, PriDIa Jaeia evidence of the propr,etv ~
promptly confirming them
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I mn r,pns
NA6l ihe lovers Of tn.
GAME OF BILLIARDS
EMRIcs's FINE FIN Fl HALL.
Corner of PennsyIvnn,. ave,ne and f,tb st,.st
tsouth slde,)
two Of The T. RG't sdmiraOl'
in the United stats,. With sv.,, oomfo,,.ns
,n,a convenience ''' ''''' ''@
SEALED PRopos,, NsaI II re PC Cary o. Fashsrsto.
HSt ,i Tassdss S1oo1 ihs sStR q
tbsre known as oiDe sa, sSlar to the two NV
,b The plans sPd speeihostions may be examined .,
2SstIon and character Of the buildings viii be
'i Ever, Offer for ,bs ann ,,,no,;o, ., Ill,
OF tHs:. GHe
party or parties viii within IN h feS De sSssPtsa the
s sTsP. ne PSSs9:s 70 s.ns
after Be furnished and G sdoSted been or may here
The proposals vii, state the difference between
Buildings resdy eIse sssns 1{ %.5s
9. to other /.
the Board Of ommssousf. of y ee Sose,ysd Sy
t. accent suoh of. RI onI, a 49, - 49,
atvartsgeous for the nstitnt,nn ~ em J., mos.
abs shOle should noae OF them be deemed sooept-
for BuidIng. :" and addIss.ed tn uoieeu PROPOSALS
""0 o an. w,Nu,S,
aus2w Ass,tSurrson $500. " IN "a NM.
go, : oeSo'y ouu Aiesorer'
HREaNS C E n cESGs, CHEESE, NAVY
for ,eIe hy Ola pCnTSSS; on o9nslgnm and
" SLahh bLnChER.
No. 427 Seventb ~ f sn, merohantsl
y 81 5 Sv at i2n cents and upwards
- Siam np .rrs
ON THE NORTH
bought and sold in sums 20 suit
swEENy pitt army Omsers aud Soldiers.
." ZEN MI IENHOUSE, FAINT CO.,
bankers. Pa avenue,
y % Im lSund thron near Browns Ho'el.
SPECIAL NOTICF
ALL Persons inSeh,ad ~ OthhaCE,I;.,
be pleased 10 cal And ,sttIs 70 she vii
bills are now made k1 81 ready for settlement;
NO 50 central Stores.
ies-,otf oe'Seen Itn ana eth ST.
-Se.- Opposlte Center Markst.
NAIANTED. FOR TIE CASu Al 80 !.
w SECONIl- HSNn Eli S H.np Ainos OF
HOUSEKEEPTNG Az rtCI IL " u
ing the CITY or havng min. .iu e,sons Ieay,
immediately, RiICS " oeh
jes 42s seventh hstveen g AID SIS.
CHIEF ASSISTANT MAsTFR,,
~ a., OfflCE,
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

Harrington, Aug 2, 1861.
The Secretary Of State, to whom was referred
the resolution Of the House of Representatives of
Yesterday, requesting the President to furnish to
that House any information he may have In his
possession on the subject of the forces now in re
bellion against the Government having in i'm
prisonment loyal citizens of the United States
and among others, the Hon. Alfred Ely, one OF
the members Of the House Of Representatives
from the State Of New York, has the honor to re.
port to the President that the only information
possessed by this Department the subject is con.
td1ned In Geographic dispatch, copy Of which
Is annexed.
Respectfully submitted, WIN. H. SEWARD.
To the President
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xxxvIha coNaREss.-ExrRA SESSION

skyATE.-saturday evening, after our report
closed
Mr. Grimes, from the Committee for the District
OF Columbia, reported the bill declaring the act
to retrocede the county Of Alexandria in the Dis.
trict Of Columbia, TO the State of Virginia to be
unconstitutional, without amendment and recon-
mended its passage
The following wss agreed to:
Resoired, That IL be recommended TO the nav
department to pay the volunteers accepted into the
service OF the United States monthly whenever
nicated to the Secretary Of War.
The joint resolution TO adjourn on Tuesday at
~ m was adopted
After an executive session, adjourned
House After our report closed Saturday.
The substitute of Mr. Olin for the bill TO pro-
mote the Efficiency of the volunteer corps was
rejected-yeas Is, nays o.
The Senate amendment to the bill authorizing
the construction Of twelve small side wheel steam
ers, was concurred in
Mr. Allen, from the Committee on the Expenses
OF the interior Department, reported the follow
ing, which was adopted:
ResoIUed, That a committee be instructed to
inquire why IL Ia that portions Of the persons en-
gagged In the loyal States in 1860 in taking the
census, as deputy marshals have not been paid,
ana when payment to such persons may be reason
Mr.. Stratton reported, from the Committee of
ways and Means, the Senate bill making appro-
prlation for Notifications and for other purposes
An amendment, reported from the committee,
W inse,., n"sSIhS Is nereoy doolsned as pun
lshment In the army" was agreed to, there being
only one dissenting voice. The bill was then
passed
The Senate amendments to the naval appropria-
ton bill. together with the amendment Of the
House Committee Of Ways and Means appropria-
ting $1,000 for gunboats Oh the western rivers,
were concurred In.
The bill to confscste property used for insur-
rectlonary purposes, was passed.
resolution to adjourn on Tuesday, at IL m /,
was adopted.
The Speaker laid before the House the follow
Ing Executive communication:
To The House Of Representatives:
In answer to the resolution of the House of Rep-
resentatives Of yesterday, requesting information
regarding the imprisonment Of loyal citizens OF
the United states by the forces now I'm rebellion
against mis- Government. transmit a report from
the Secretary Of State, and the copy of teegrapbc
dispatch by which 1t was accom- panied.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Washington, August ., 1851
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j Oil ioE haEfGIEivhY a Are lot Of 81 MaET
PRICES, q No.te0 sevsutk St 80. II ~
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DINNER TO PRINCE NAPOLEON-Prince N,no
leon found time on Saturday, after seeing the
CdpitoI 70 pay visit of length to the Patent
Omce. At O'Clock Saturday evening a dinner
was given te the Prince at the White House The
removing guests were invited the Cabinet
oncers, all OF whom were present except the Sec.
retary Of War, who Is out of town. and the At
torney-General, who declined on account OF ILL
ness Gems Scott and Mcclellan; Senator Foot. of
W. President pro tenn. Of the senate; Senator
GUNNER, CHAIRMAN of the Committee on Foreign
Analrs; Lord Lyons and Nj. Mercier, the British
ana French Ministers; Assistant Secretary of
H'ae' r w. Seward; the Presidents private
secretaries Messrs. Nicolay and HAY; Prince
NaPo'eons SUITE Capt. BOnhls of the French
navy; LieutCols- Ferri, Pisana, and Ragon, Aid.
oe-CAmps; and NJ. Maurice Sand, son of George
Sand' together with NJ. Re Cohrex, First Secre-
fary Of Legation, and VI. Baroche. confidential
agent Of the French Government here
Fne dinner was an elegant one and the fine
supervisory taste of Mrs Lincoln wa. apparent in
All us appointments az well as in the beauty of
the moral establishment, &c of the table, and
Ol 'oe reception aud other rooms. Epon the dis
Ilngnished company leaving the reception room
Tor the dining room the Marine Band struck nm
PdTtaH' pour Ia Syri. and other national arr. ~
france, and upon their return performed number
oi our own national airs
Attic table Prince Napoleon was seated at the
fight OF Mrs Lincoln and opposite General Scott,
VINO was at the Presidents left. Gen Mcclellan
'he ilSht OF Prince Napoleon. Next Mrs
Lincoln 70 The ieft was Secretary Chase, and Cd
fe nun MRS. Orimsley, who occupied seat
10 the right Of President Lincoln.
For the benefit of our lady reader. we MAJ,
record that Mrs. Lincoln was cos,uped in a ve,y
elegant white grenadine over white silk. and
win long train. Mrs. Grimsley wore salmon
'cne oress, with exquisite flowers, (naturaI)
The affair was unusually sociable and .niov.
eole Tor astate dinner fact much due to the tact
OF MRS. Lincoln In SO grouping the guests az to
bring parties together likely to enjoy each others
society and conversation.
Inc rtince seemed in foe spirits, and enjoyed
Hlhisen heartily, apparently; and the same was
nonceo OF Gen. Scott and others of the noteSles
present
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ARRIVAL OF PINE BATTERIES

rive rined O-Pounders-mounted, and
ten OF the same-2O-pounders-n mounted. ar.
rived here by railroad last night They are
marked N Y s., and are Of the improved pat
Tern, the same as Green s battery, which did such
execution at Bull Run.
A GOOD OFFICER.
we near that Capt John Watt, Of this city. ia
in the line Of military appointment for position
suited to his experience and his devotion to mill
tary matters.
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tEe - % He
ssaars "a gfs 81 .,eE -
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The following are the Senate,s miIit,rv con-
nrmations Of public importance, made on satur.
day last Viz:
r~ me Regular Army.-Geo B. Mcclellan n,
ohio, to be Major General, from May IA, 1861. q
NIL an original vacancy.
John Z. Fremont. Of Cal, Major General, do,
do. No''
BreVet Brigadier General Jos. X. r. Mansfield
inspector General, TO be Brigadier General
Brevet Major Irwin Nc Dowell, Assistant Adm
tant GENERAL, to be Brgsdier General, NAV ls ,
VIM. D. Rosencrans, Of Ohio, Brigadier Ger.
eral. ''A-
Major Robr Anderson, (FIrst ArtiIleryJ Brig
adler General. e
For hs Volunteer fores.-Nathaniel p. Banks.
MAS, Major General, May 16, 1861 John A. Dix
\. YORK, DO do; George A. Mccall, Pa, BrIps.
dier General, May IL, 1861: Samuel r Cnrt,
Iowa, do do Philip Kearney, New Jersey. do
do; Joseph Reynolds, Indiana, do do !. Ruyn,
Ming, wisconsin, do do Franz Seigel. Mo 40
do; Col. Samuel p. Heintzleman fI7th infantry,
DO dol Col. Andrew Porter doth infantry, do
do Col Chas. p. Stone Oath INFANTRY. do do
Lieut. Col. Thomas w. Sherman 18th infantry,
DO do; Joseph Hooker, California, do. Do r
w. Lander, Va, do do; Ed. ID. Baker. Oregon
DO. do b. F. Kelley, Va, do. do; John A Nc
Clernand, Illinois, do. do. wv
Maj Emery, Of Nd, had been nom,n,,.a a..
Maryland delegation recommending him ~ ..
said, excepting Mr.. May.
THE CASE OF QUARrERMAsrKp ap.u-
ARLINGTON, August 3.-Ediso, Sta,.-n.a, s,,.
In my statement that appeared in your n,n., ON
the 2fth uit, mentioned Quarterms.te, G,,h,,,,
retiring to the rear In quick time.n II wa, hv
my cypress ofoer that he remained In rear of the
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-21

We permitted to reier the following Commission
ers Town Agents, Physicians of the State of Yer
mont. and doing 4uided by desire to place be-
fore the public those facts that in themselves evil
de that in every but the pures and
desirable articles in n will be offered for sale
customers.
Ref 'c.S:-S. w. Thayer, NJ D Dean of the Medi-
cal Faculty in The University Vermont W. arrenter
Prof in the Vermont University; S. Pierce Agent
Burlington County i'o"1 ~i-.s flames Mitchell
Cnttenden, Calvin Dtoisett, Israel Goodwin, Alonzo
Pearce, Washington Charles Davis I. Sanborn Ca.do
MIA; W. II II. Bingh IN, N. II. Thomas, Lamoilie ;
Chcsscr lp.nccr, b. Frisbie Rltland A. II. Gimo""
Hon. Geo P. Baldwin, Orange Ge,. Fisher, Wiu4u4
Huratio Needham Ira Gif,rd, Addison Hon. r. II
Hovt. Franklin Go. wf279m3*
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SAM'L ". THAYER, JR.. NJ. D.
WALTER CARPENTER, NJ. ID.

BRADFORD, Vt, IarC1 G8tl, 1861.
To Uh0n IL II hereby certify that have
been Commissioner Of Orange County for the years 1869
1851, AL have procured he Wines and Liquors
with which have supplied the Town Agents of said Co
Charles Backm4n, No SO Trout Stteet New ork
that have had careful analyses of said Wines and Lii
quors made by Ehas = Channler ESQ., Professor of the
Anal ycal Chemistry. Union ollegc Schenectady,
and that all and in stance the result has been to
prove them be perfectly pure and suitable for medic
nal purp
can therefore ns confde emily recommend the
Of Charles Backm TN Co. to all those who prefer giving
their orders to honorable and conscientious n.
GEO. P. BALDWIN,
commissioner for Orange Co.
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BURLINGTON, Vt. March 7h, 1861,

20 MEosAS CuAs. DACKMAN L. Co., NY
Gentlemen We avail ourselves of this method to In
10 you that We have repeatedly made examination
OF Brandies, Whisky, Gin and Wines, with which the
Chttenden County Agency Burlington has been main
~ supplied from House for the past three years al
specimens from other Agencies in The state procured
from you
We have found them invariably of full strength and
uniform purity and quality, superior in every respect to
specimens from other For medicinal they
they haIe fulfilled expectations and received
qdSitied approva and with ut hesitation confidently
recommend them II who wish supply themselves with
Iquo. upon which! hey rely for purity and strength
We are,
FOUR most obodient servants,
SAM'L ". THAYER, JR.. NJ D.
~
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William RRaiB'da's Estate.

TIL Subscribe - iNving been appointed by the lhn
Probate Courl for he DIstriclot Washington Com
insioners receive. eXamin, and adj st all ams and
demands Of all persons Cgainsl The Estate 1 W an
Ba rd late of Walsed, in said District deceased. repre-
sened nsovet and he term Of six mont from the ooh
day March, 1861 being allowed by said Court To the
creditors of lid deceased exhiband prove heI re-
tpec'ive claims not we Wllla'teni
TO the dulles Of our At he ~ cling house
Jonathan H. hastings in Wat-ed in said district, Tn the
Tuesdays of June and September next, at one
O'Clock in The afternoon each IF said days
DAN RICH tRDSON, )r,,,xs
cornell, l. $ h. JOSLIN, N'' $50
VaitsGaId. Apr ID 1861.
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NJ would CAT the attention OF commissioners, Town
w Agents. ana the Medical Faculty of the State of Vl-
mont we'll selected so X of mported Wines and
Liquors which offer reasonable and satisfactory
terms.
We permitted to publish the folio wing Chemical
Analyses that have been made by eminent Chemists, of
Liquors.
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DROBATE ,OURTS within and for the District of Ran.
dolph for the year ensuing, will be holden follows
At the Registers Office, in Brookfeld, on the first Thurs
Chelsea the third Thursday in each month at had
wick Hotel in West Randolph, the fourth Thursday
in each month. At j. l.. Bowes' Hotel in Washing
ton he second Thursday in February, May and Aug
sat. BY order Of Court,
J. X. CLEANELAND, Register.
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"A "a AS Id.

THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
patrons that he has removedto Montpelier, w. where
he has opened Office in the Free Building and wifi
give his individual attention to The practice of the Law in
Washington and the surrounding counties All business
entrusted to his will receive prompt aud efficient at
tentn. +, " RANDALL
MONTPELIER, Oct. 1860. f2sO3m
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ESaiiah WI. Eses'ry's Estate.

STATE GF vERMoNT,i In Probate Coms' holden al
WAsuINGTD' nIsTRICT.ss.N Montpelier, Wnhln and io
said District. the l0'h day Of May, A. d. 1851,
IRA STONE, utor Of HE lat WI II and lesomeht Of
L Eth NJ. Perry, a'e Of PlarfeId IN said District, de-
ceased presents bis admhist alton account for settlement
Whereupon, it is ordered that the same be referred
10 the lllh day of June next. Al III" Probate Office
in said Montpelier, for examination and allowance and
tha all concerned BE- noief hereof by the publication
this order in the Green Mountain Freeman printed
at Montpelier three weeks successfully, soon may
be, that they may appear. and said ine and place il
they see cause, objrGL thereto.
BY the Court. lI~lw3 u. r. MERRILL, judge.
WHITNEY, FENNo, SHAW & Co., Orange County Court,
January Term,
HApyrY SPALDING, II al. A ID. 1861.
w HEREAS, action of book account was commenced
w by The said plaintiffs against the said defend nt
turnabe to said Term of Orange County Court, and
whereas the said Spading absent from this State at
the Of TIL service of The writ in said action and did
within the before the time set in said writ
for trial. and appearing to said Court that the said
Spadng did not have notice of the service of said writ
twelve days before the sitting of said Court Therefore,
it is ordered by said Court that notice OF TIE commence
ment Of said action be given said Spadng by publica
ton in the Green Mountain Frceman that he may appear
and answer said suit l.. &. HIM KLEY, Clerk.
$50 VS.
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Prostate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, (DRoBATE COURTS within
WAsHIuGToN DISTRICT, and for the District aforc-
said will be holden at the Probate once, in Montpelier in
said District on Tuesday of each week. during the yea
ensuing Persons hav business with said Court
cuested to atten to the same said court days
T. Il. MERRILL, Judge.
Mann Mr.
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he ceebrat New Euqland reNedt Tor iiabua' 90 \
stipat,on Jaundcr, Fever pDd Ague, Gtn'tal DeDl
iy and all Dire ses arising from disoreied stomach
LAYER or BOWELS,
They ore used and recommended by lie leading lh's
icans OF The & unry ana all who use them llpaounce
them IlVauaLle, ....'
Dr. JAMES l.. LEEPERE writes from Navarro start;
Co.. o.: THE Bters are raied by those suffering ON
iuuise.tlCn dyspepi and ncr complaint"
l. 5. DAVIS, oSt,nhsler 1T WliliensPot, o., says:
"ihy give ats action. use In III my Ell, having ID
ken cold leculne rosrre aud os my Appetite IL re-
cvtd ne, and can recommend IT Whh great assurance
Of lis merils''
Df. WA N KERR. of Rogersvilie, Ind wries us that
they 8!c the most va liable medicine ofoi 60. lie mas
rec, mmended hem WITH great ucc's aid with them
made several Of paIpitatcn o. the eart ana = IL
e!al debility.
THOMAS STANFORD, esq Bountviile, Henry GO
Ind writes long letter. under ualc Of May 1860,
He was much re ueed, having been afH cted tor tn
years with reat nervous deb y, phipfa on OF the
ter u,ing few bottles was comp ee!y restored, aud am
Low in robust cath
G W. HOFFMAN says he was afflicted with rlcum-
aisn TO. twenty all its various 70 at
The date of his letter he has been two years WELL the
Bers cHecng cure, when several Phys Claus at end
ing HIM coulu 90 him 10 good tie tnys, Tor rheun a
ism, d, spplsa over cuinpla NJ, kidney affection
III ops, it is specific certain remedy
j. w. HU u Wrlts from Delpho1, Allen Co Ohio
"a sec,n where te,erand Ague prevail that he mot
chez. fuv rcc0minel hem otdrcidtd IN ii
Of tcver and Alu. D sltpsia - q G.n Debility
ID. GALLEhtRS, -. b write from Van Vert o.,
" mus! respectful ly recommend the Sherry Vine ot
to the not &c oftiNsp pc lelsOlIs, aud all who
quire stimulating IN die He
Such News xvcurc receiving Daily.
FOi l. ElEEL IlNN, Al CUMf NY LAt ii BOTTLE
Sold By dealers III medicine een"' aiy. flIar | mG
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nRIED FRUITS. VIZ Turkish Prunes,
- Peaches and Apple, of superior qua it jus. re
eeived an for sale BY WM o.. SWEET,
Main