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oTrCE r 4 P RAILROAD CO,
RicHNosp Va, Jaly 8, 1851 I
THIS COMPANY Is PWePAiks ID 10 ISSUE
BONDS referred TO 10 the nleH,d resolution 10 "a,
exchange the COUPON BONDS outstanding s ~
.Res1red the President nd OF his Company
be rlI-d 10 Issue REosTIRED BONDS Leu OF the Gu
BoLis OF his company st,nding such pe'sons MAJ
des- g. make such exchange and Is her b. X9rsy undei
agreed the Registered B.ds sued shall he
cured D. any lea Heretofore gwen the sail Coupon
Bonds aud that such len shah be Ia any aace
by uch hauge pcnds II shall the duty az TIE
soard TO have Coup received hauge cancelled
a or before the The sai ege I'd Bo,ds"
iva I'm III. W. SARkl GiON Treasurer.
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TOHEADs OF DEPART

TO HEADS OF DEPART
~ MENre And AsslsrANrs- I would beg 70 invite the
the oOnisisr.ts st.tss Richmond
large and extensive o. Books, Pc per, station
furash them a ,sr rp psses. -'''>'' @s'' '' van
Having attached ss,.bhhmn, extensive Rock Binde
prepared 10 ming and the manufacture Of
Blank soo Of every assePsa, the best and THE
Pasusher and oook,sle-,
Ies ~ aan street, Richmond. Va
R~WATKINS a. FICKL EN- are ops
0Ns5S log, this morning. more o: those
Linen Sets collars and sleeves) al IS cts
Beautiful Broche Bsregs Angias, very cheap
Elegant Printed 0rgsndies
Back Bsrege Hernanns
Brilliant Lusered Heavy Black silks, very low
New siye Black and Colo Parasos with many other
s-Reh siks Baresen chses Barge and You,rd Robes
Ac len from auction win be sold second nScr
Hs WATKINS roKLsN.
v~YEAST POWDERs.-J. W. GAR
b. IoK Richmond. Va, Manufactures "semplss InhL
IDLE Rasng Powder" HIS + Ii. only factory Of the sind in the
sempies Pc d-r vr
gaia preparation, approved BY all who used t-i0ond Wa
For sale by Druggists and Groeers generally feS-u
- DIR. J. w. GARLHCK.-DKAs
pies iSs.y c.ieor.,si baking Pc der. and pleas.
recommending them al families as NE yesy ses, ariei.
have tried Tor Eskng light swee sponsy bread There
for bad bread when sspies PodeTs are used
,v, ss;pe ;sa J. RICHARD l.~ iaai;
z n
49, MES OF THE CITY OF NoHMOND, STATE OF
VIRGINIA AND ALL OTHER STATES I'VE prepared
TO ladies' Gentenens Mlses. Boys Chdrrns
aud Bor sHOEs and Of DESCRIPTION.
We have almost entire rev set OF vorsnen In our employ
ALEX HILL co.,
1871 Main 81 Richmond, Va.
- An kinds and Shoes made TO order heretofore
We have haad the BEST materials, imported direct
apa A. ~ gu.
soon ID SUPPLY n h w
GOODS
OPENING BY STEAMER THIS DAY.
Black SIX Nantes, newest styles and patterns.
Beautiful Hrrpane shsvls
File shavs, article.
Eesant weikLg suts.
spsnfd Herpsnes-a further supply.
Most beautiful 0rrardies-yery cheap.
French JAG NETS In great variety very cheap.
Mourning GOODS In variety-arong which cheap
Barezss, ersnsdine Bsreges ChAhes, &c
sps NhL NJ PRICK 4 co.
KNOWLES g. WALFORD
~ AaENTs foR
LIE and Fire Insurance,
Berrings Pre and BurglAr Proof Safes
Machine Be.,ng Leather and Rnbber)
kereeiys Church and other Bells,
DssIe-sin Gotten and Linen rvnes,
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COMPANY y.
:. Richard a Cunningham Jr, Captain Edward MAYO,
~ Lieut.; Philip A. Wexford "a do Henry T. Miller,
d.
John A Pzzini LAT Sers't; Ell G. Rawlings 81 DO;
John TYLER, 81 do; Thos Ee,t Oh do.
sc Ch'ld CorPOrsl; Tucker Randolph, do; Shirley
Hing DO George Pace do
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l.. II. STOKES,
ACCTI0NEER AND COMMITS ION MERCHANT,
P0R THE sALE OF SLAVES.
WIN eive strict public private rnler.

bacon, LARD, RICE, &c.
5000 ties virsi,is Bacor;
So bois pire Western Lard;
Is ,ercss prime scs;
@ bags RIO Ucnss;
70 ohis prime ~ MolassgE
IS Kegs 81 narb koja
10a bbh No Maekert
Gross Matches;
10 bbls Halifax Herrings
$40 bbs Domestic Brandy ard Whhky,
In store ana far sale By
WIN H Tyler,
bs-a Ish street
RRANDYi RRANDyii HnANnviii
- 3 HAL a.h fpss LONDON Dock Brandy
IN Bond and for sale BY YANoKY 4 HARaIsoN
spl2 $40 Main street
COTION YARN.-is bales Cotton Yarn, we'll assorted,
" for sale by
je5 JOHN ~ GORDON fOS.
UANTBD-s CUTTERS Who understand cutting sy nsss
w ursneuh Apply q wh. IRA 6MIfHe,
spqn ia Main ssrest
Ill by JOHN N GORDON SON,
ERAIHHNs-assaR ysssArs 3: y: as% X . am
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DOOGs JUST PURLIsBEo-And received ~
- noRRIa, 81 Main street.
the Fable C5uda southen tale with Northern eonnentS D
he ,uh,, NJ '.The scs,s,i q View ~ si.-.-- .ss
uloboyr.ph Letters ard ...tiGy srrnains OF kn ho91
trsr-Edsd With snd an Introductory account OF her
in, and writings by A. hayward, Eq tl.oo.
vol 9Th nseaGl,yb England, svo. 1875
The Cre.s.d P4h or Bas story OF modern NE By Willie
CoIns author q Woman In White" Csh sao; Paper
Si00. apis
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-07-25

BY the OF these Pills the periodic attacks of
taken at the commencement of an attack immedi-
ate relief from pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing Nausea and Head
ache to which females are so subject.
They act gently upon the bowels-removing Cos
70eneSS
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females,
and all persons of Sedentary habits they are valu
able as Larats0e, improving the Appetite giving
tone and Vigor to the digestive organs and restor
ing the natural elasticity and strength of the whole
system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long
investigation and carefully conducted experiment,
having been in use many years, during which time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount of
pain and suffering from eadache whether origina-
ting in the nervous system from deranged state
of the stomach.
They are entirelyvegetabe in their composition
without making any change of diet and the absence
Of any dlSagreeabe taste renders It easy TO admin
aster them TO children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
The genuine have five signatures of Henry c.
Spalding on each box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Med
icines.
A Box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt of
the PRICE 35 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY c. SPALHING,
As Cedar Street. New Work.
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: tGte 81 HtScoRs5n-Keuoshz &c C;,o,,;t :,
s. Parker. = AorAer' ana Adelaide
is iodsna5 SL q u ~ and in pursuance of final
hereinafter described made % On, ne mortgaged premises
gna Tom M Of fe say yo day May, A. 1851 at
public audSn :, agy shall er for sale and sen At
'oor VI me oourL House in the city and comfy VI
@ anu STATE o. Wisconsin, Saturday the ion a of
August A. D. 1861, between the hours Of one aS S "a
eioeA IN ne afternoon OF said day, following escbd
PREMISES to witSituate in the town of BristI IN 80
county OF kenosha aforesaid, thirty 8O acres OF from
e west sloe OF the east half of the south west ~ -
sgosi1h NUMBER four ~, town u north Of Ranee
nuloeF twenty one (2D east; Ako, twenty five ~,
oS On from ie east side OF the west half of said
%ssa Quarter Of sad section four % town and he
criSsS ra ,5o? I'VE 90 acres adjoining the t"se
@ 81 sa seeuoa four % in said town s Tes'
oas m % es On the south line Of said qaar a o
parcl OF twenty and grove described
WIN ING secton me- far enough to incd o en- palalie
belng sixty (6G) acres in ILL., more or less H'e acres
Dated May S, 1861. JANFs AZ ASS c,r,,r
PlG3s 2tt, 0Hetlu Oh henosha County.
~ . any
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a griGMltMrAl.
Buckwheat Worthy of More Favor


Buckwbeat Worthy of More Favor.
Despite the prejudice which exists in the minds
Of some yegetarians against the use of the -four Of
buckwheat as food Tor man, it is really very val
liable plant and ought 90 be more highly apprecia-
ted
If we were to enumerate the more prominent
characteristics which recommend it,, We would
mention
l. The iateaess Of tie season al 1ohicd IL nag be
so~H. In this climate natures il sown as late as
the middle of July, or even after the wheat crop
has been harvested. This is sometimes a matter Of
great Importance when the cereals proper have par
TALLY or totally failed
T. Ii succeeds well upon poor soil even prefer
ring AghI sandy soil incapable Of yielding remu
neratiVe crops OF corn neat. II IL not averse
to good soI, however, Or to any OF the ordinary
manures. In WORD. It docs wei on any soil ex
cept cold, wet clay.
3. 1t requires but little labor to get in, and none
to cultivate it when grown
a. lt serves to cleanse the soil for cereal crops
and leaves it in good condition in other respects.
D. II makes an excellent falloN crop for blowing
under. Ihis peculiarly is worthy OF especial at.
'ehtion TO those who occupy poor lands difficult to
get INTO clover By growing. TWO crops in one sea.
son and blowing both in, the soil may be sufficient
~ enriched to yield very good crops that could not
otherwise be grown. But one merely will amply
pay for the seed and trouble.
o. The flour manufactured from the grain makes
the best pancakes in the world; light, spongy spen.
did Mixed with wheat -four or with Indian meal
it makes good Bread and in almost any form is
easy of digestion and nutritious.
T. 1t makes an excellent food for mich COWS
cattle generally, swine and poultry.
g. For those who keep bees, as every farmer
should the flowers afford fine pasture
D. With the present limited amount raised, il
can be made to pay
The quantity sown on good rich soil should not
exceed two or three peGIe. Poor soil will bear
one bushel or more Vis. Prairie Farmer
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OsFe7it Court for EkenosIa Conn1y.

lne state Oh wisconsin, to James NJ Hannahs.
" W are hereby summoned and required to answer
tioh' winch will be filed the office OF the Cer f re-
T SSi ~ kenosha City, in said county May 9th A.
ooL anu 10 serve ccpy of your answer to he saii
NJ osha and state of Wisconsin, within 20 DAYS T
ne SeFyeg OF tins summons upon you, exclusive Of The
complaint within the time aforesaid the nairti Se su
&c io w take Judgment against you for the sn Of
FIoV,S' besides the costs of this action ~ u
EBSTER SCuOFF, of Kenosba W.;
rs y,,ito- A., ,r Plaintiffs Attorneys
hs Mhsss the Hon David NOgge Judge Of the First
nosha og ibs 81 9ot the state Of iscOnsn at Ke-
'H"i L. Is. NICHOLS Clsrk
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All kinds Of
P ROD u CE W AN TED
he rosla, C, "A 1866.
MARRIAGE GUIDE

MARRIAGE GUIDE
.. Being private instructor for married per-
Ssoas, these about to be married, both male
49, ~ and emaie, in everything concerning the
~@@> physiology and relations of our sexual system
production or prevention of offspring, in Guiding all the
new discoveries never before given in the English Ian
guage, by WA. YOUNG, NJ. D. This is really valuable
and interesting work 1t is written in plain language for
the general reader, is illustrated with numerous En-
cravings. All young arried people, or those contempa
ting marriage, and Il the least impeachment to mar
ied life, should read ls book. 1t discoSes secrets that
every should be acquainted with; still it is book
that must be locked up and not lie about the house 1t
will be sent to any The receipt of tWenty- cents
IN specie or postage stamps. Address DR.. WM YOUNG,
No 4l5 SPRUCE ST.. above 4th, Philadelphia, Pa.
G2g AFFLICTED AND UNE0RTUNATE-No matter
der the Of any OF the notorious QUACKs-natye
or oreignwho advertise in this any other paper get
copy of either Of Dr. Youngs books and read it careful
y. II will be the means of saving you many dollar
your health, and possibly yoUr life
DIR. YOUNG can be consulted any of the diseases
described in ms publications, his 0i5e No al sruce
street, aboy Faurth VIZ
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EAenosIaa e.oIlnty..-eircuit o..

'oSyiH v 9uSre5 as Administrator of the Estate os
H,rtau T., atJies, deceased, against BENJAMIN r
1e"s,' AfaStVs d. Jewett Helen +. Jewett -
80 20 further Judgment of foreclosure and
G""f col sha SCI at public auction fo,. casb a9
SoIt mouse door, N Aenosha city, on the 12tb 5sg
1901, between the hours of one and tbree
O'Clock IN me afternoon, the following premises Jes
@ ~ ~ sia further Judgment, much thereof a
judgment and costs, and expenses to itTba ,t'
o. te quarter OF Section number fteep ~
toEhshp one north of range twenty-five east jvn and
+iv acfessaye md except the north east Quarter Of
acres or thereabouts W. - oehs ~
Dated July 3 1861
} }. PETITE 4, en,,-
--''S' ll2W3I Sheriff of Kenosha County.
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The spirit whispers to the heart,
When youth blooms fresh and fair,
And oft the silent tear will star
As close the evening prayer.
1t wei,pers youth IS not too young,
Too pure and sweet to die;
Andioin the host that long have sung
Reckoning love on high.
TH@ spirit whispers 20 she nan
II life and y.gOr Pfue, ...-..
Tat he has nuln5-.-d b..r III span
Marked by she hand Of .ima
That soon iie's setting qua viii wanei
Hi work on earth be done
And nought TO cheer him to that fame,
Where dwqIs the Patterson.
It whispers soft 20 trembling age;
Its voice 10 swes. and low;
It breathes upon atat sacrel page
Where man for light SHOULD go;
IT'S heard within the passing breeze,
And in the thuhder's tone;
It whispers IN the rusdng leaves
Anc in the tempest's moan.
Oft in the silent hour Of night,
In voieele5s power It falls,
Breaking the finty heart with might
That starts its shattered walls.
1t points the weared soul to Cod
And bids It hope to live,
To suffer well his Christening rod,
To die-Gg0fa 10 tioe.
BRISTOL, July IS, 1861.
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IN me mater Of tue Estate of Freeman A. Smith Of
SSSlem' Aeuosha Co, Wisconsin, deceased, '"'' VI
40 A-h WiiO1n At may Concern; Ia,tar, roc.
5uen.ay on t.e above estate having been issna5 az
uay 70 Ahdrew H. Smith and Edwin D. ROBBINS ana Vi,s
r os having been allowed AID limited for creditors 10
Notice is hereby given that The undersgned @
Isl 1onsay OF September A. D. 1861 at his oee in Ss
GlS ol henosa, at ~ a. n. ofsad day receive exam
me ana august all claims and demands of ali Derso
"s GI 1 9gce@ se JON b. JILSUN
-S A''4i 40V4' 4WO County JUDGE
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HARTFORD
FI9E INSURANCE. ca.

OF HARTFORD.
Incorporated IL 1910. Capital parns,.,,.i
iE successful Business Expe fence Of FIFTY Years
ONE HUNDRErH sEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT
Jan LIST, 1861.
Capital $5OO,OOOOO Capital and Surplus, 1913 III 10
ASSETS:
Cash on hand and in Bank and loaned on cal S11O o54
Oa5n IN hands oil Agents. .......... ~ az Au
Loans amply secured BY personal and collateral
security OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ ,7a 20
Real Estate unencumbered ...... ~ 'noo ~
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sVacrEGos sale---Gen 81 xec,,.5..
County CIR chit I'll AenOsha

E E3p47 " e Evans sag s, inst Jres sullivan
cause, tested the Tth day Of JIM aDoTe entitle
directed and delivered have levied UPON ~ ans ISL tS
sell At Public o aufGn 80 inc hgaes S ont
sha and state of Wisconsin, ssturdavo OF Ken"
the 27sil day OF July, 1861, at o;c1o.
of that day, all the light, title and iDterat =, ~,
above named defendant had on the 9th o. which ~
A. d. 1859, has since acquired in ~ of Decenober
described real estate, to wit: The and to the
half of block Number ninetv north half Of the s
ter of section thrv ~ {So in the northeast quar-
aee 20 east in the th ward of The c range TWEEN
''"' VI NenoSha and State OF Wisconsin VI memo
JAMES NJ sTEBBINs
sheriGs Office, June II, IS6i u n0sha County.
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We fra, nut down the price of GOO, black &C E.
silk to .---------'
We first put down the price of extra VIDE ..
silk to
We first put down the price of fancy silk TO 6S'
We first put down the price OF Pacific and nam
iton Deanes that were selling for 2oc'oown
to Is and 1890. ---------- 49, : - i00-
We were the first to put down the prices
of French Merinos that were selling
for 12s and las, down to- $l,&$l 20
We were the first to put down the price
OF the best Merinos and Prints that
were selling for IL and 1870 down to --- lec
We were the frst TO put down Nader
Prints to. 100 O. o14e
We were the first to put down the price
of bleaehed cottons.
We were the first to put down the price
of extra heavy cotton flannel to- ii q 123e
We were the first to put down the price
ofheavy apron check, worth Ice, to- 12Ic
We were the first to put down blue cot
ton worth I6c, to ...-------- I23C
We were the first to put down the price
of extra heavy twilled flannel to. 3719e
We were the first to put down the price
of best Batting, and teeigh 1t too, what
was selling for l4c to- ------- 1875
We were the first to put down the price
of the heaviest yard wide Sheeting to-. d
We were the first to put down the price
OF Sugar to- ----o q "
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Handkerchief Extracts.
A Fresh supply of the choicest French, English
"A and American PERFUMERY, just opened at
F. ROBINsON'S Drug Store.
COUGH MEDICINES.

A YER'S Cherry Pectoral Ford's Syrup. Balsam
IN Wild Cherry, Brants Balsam, Bryant's Wa
fers, and Storm Cough Candy A large lot Of the
above valuable Medicines just received at the Drug
Store of Il. ROBINSON.
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IRISH STEAMSHIP LINE,
steam between Ireland and AInerio a.
NEW YORK. BOSTON AND GALWAY

The following new ana magnificent frst-e1ass rodaIe
wheel steamships compose the above line
ADRIATlC, D, So tons burthen, Cant Nto,,r,
- 1Formerly OF the Collins Iinel -
~ dPEHHlA' 400 tons burthen, Capt. N prowse.
COLUMBIA, 4,0O0 6 n LEyTc ~
ANGLIA, 440y {" NioHoIsoN
PRINCE ALBERT, (screw)
$500 Ct w,,rp,
one OF the above ships will leave New York or Boston
alternately every Tuesday fortnight for GALWAY carr
IL the government mails, touching at St. Johns Il
Inc steamers OF this line have been constructed with
eatesI care under the supervision of the govern
meht, have water-tight comp artments and are nnex
aHoat. They are commanded by able and eyperiepced
omcers, and every exertiop will be made TO nrnDcfe be
comfort of passengers. ~ wv
An experienced Surgeon attached to each shin.
RATES OF PASSAGE
Ilist-class from N. Y. or Boston to Galway or Lily
Seconded erpo'l' 500
Tit o, ,ClHsS' IS
MI, GIs, to st. Johns 35
~ OiasS' TO Galway or Liy-
- erpool, or any town in Ireland on a Railway 20
Ihlfd class passengers literally supplied with nro
visions OF the best quality cooked and served by the
wants OF the Company.
RETURN TICKETS
farues wishing to send for their friends from tho old
country can obtain tickets from any town on "A Railway
IN Ireland or from the principal cities of England and
Scotland at very low rates W
Passengers for New York arriving bv 40 po..or
Steamers, will be forwarded to New York free Of CHARGE
FOR passage or further information applv 10
WIN. II. WGCRIAM.
Street, New York 6m4e y LANAI
ho"LAED d AsPINWALL, Agents
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Sheriff Sale en- BorecIos,,,.o

sherGs 0fce, June H. i SIigFlI OF henosba Cour
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Farewell 10 the wisconsin Volunteers
BY EVA ALTON
Farewell ye brave Wisconsin boys
Undaunted may you stand,
And face the foe with cheerful smile
A patriotic band
But while you fight, remember well
An erring brother is your foe
Be brave Be firm BE merciful,
And God aoW direct the bloV
When peace, again--o'er this fair land
Her downy wings shall fold
Tken no Boosting let us hear
Of struggle fierce and bold
But rather, modcstly retire.
When this great work is done,
In imitation of your Sire
The noble " Washington
Once more farewell, brave volunteers
Nobly defend your rights
And never Let rebel tread
Upon the Stars and Stripes
And if you shauld ne er return,
COMFORT will be,
TO know that you fought bravely,
That your country might be free.
KENosHA, Wis, July i2th, 1861,
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: p f CIAL NOTICE 5

TEETH. The subscriber having lately returned from
his Southern tour would in calling the Of the pub
c return his thanks to his patrons generally and to those
especially who have continued their support for the past
eighteen years, feeling 1t to be atteng testimonial OF their
confidence in his professional skill
lie continues to perform all operations for preserving,
Identifying and restoring the Teeth in his usual careful and
thorough manner.
Teeth inserted Cold Silver and Rubber, with all the late
improvements. Please call. A. d. PUTNAM.
Brrttleboro, May ], 1S6--lS
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Weeks Magic Compound |!
SAFE AND SPEEDY REMEDY FOR
Coughs, Group, Aaihni.. Welcoming Courb
sore Throat. and N n isrn sc. Of the
Throat aud Lungs.

I'HE MATCH1Ess SUCCESS AND UNpRECE-
Il dened popularity which this remedy has attained in
one short year would be IA sufficient guaranty Of its
eNceehce' IL any one doubts it let such give trial.
Read the folloving.
from NON Lert UnderUoOd, Lieut. Gouernor of ~.
MEssRs r. u. MAGooS X Cn..-l have used your WEEKS,
MAGIC COMPOU Nd, for severe colds and sps throat and
II has proved m efficient remedy. valuable accession
TO the list OF remglies for colds, coughs, &c.
am, &c Yours, LEVI UNDERWOOD
Burlington Oct Sth, 1890
From Hon. Joseph Poland state Senator Of V,r,,ont
have used your WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND in nv
am and have found any remedy eectua in curing
coughs az sore throat and other diseases Of the lungs
Montpelier oct !, 1850. JOSEPH POLAND.
From non. Timothy p Redfela.
by using your EEKs MAGIC CONpOI'N Nd short
time was entirely cured Of of the and
obstinate colds upon my lungs that experienced.
generally. TIMOTHY =. REDFIELD.
Nlontp lier, Oct 18th, 1850.
From Rev. 4. b. Smith, d. d., PRINCIPAL of Yeu Hayp-
- ton Institution.
The MAGIC COMPOUND which you furnished me last
spring, when was suffering most severely from the effects
Oh long continued cId upon my lungs act d like charm.
The first night alter taking it, coughed less and slept better
than for weeks BEFORE and the OF it finally removed the
difficulty entirely should it again In preference
nny medicine have tried when similarly afflicted
Yours truly, +. b. SMITH.
Fairfax, VT, April ~, 1850.
CRoUP-A short since my child was attacked most Sc
vcrey with the Group We thought she could not live min
utes single dose Of WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND reliev-
ed her a. once and she has had attack OF since
no family should be without it.
NJ: F. NARNEY, Principal Missisquoi Valley Academy
North Troy, Apil Is, 1850.
r.. q. MACON & co.,
ST. JoHSsBURY, VERMONT, PRoPREToRs.
Sold by n. THORN, Brattleboro; A. DUNKLEE, West
Brattleboro c. Z. TAFT Dummerston; s. p MILLER Fay-
eteyillei HOWE SHERMAN w'msville; MORSE LAM
son 4 CO., Pondvile; W. T HOWE, Dover; W. H. Jones
West Doyeri o. e. Fits, West Wardsburo; l. G. HIG-
GINS Warsboro, and by dealers generally throughout the
county 1yl7
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-05-02

Cen Pillow and his Tennessee regiment hav d,
been accepted by President Davis, and will go
Immediately into service. Jefferson Davis hav-
ing been in Mexico when Pillow was there, will
know better than to set Pillow to throwing up
any work or digging any bitches. There is a
confusion in Pillows mind as to the side on
which the ditch should be made.