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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-13
South EIardwick Acade nv

fNHE FALL TERN Of tiis Institution will commence
L Hept3, and continu. eleven weeks, uricY the in
struction of the following board of teachers:
y. j. ShNEOEN, a. NJ. Principal
MRS N. }. SA\BORN, Teacher Of French.
&. II. BLAKE. Assistant.
W. +. NHIPPhE Teacher o. Music.
MISS \. j. FORD. Teacher OF Painting and Drawing
\. 7. TOWN, Teacher OF Penmanship.
This Institution is situated in the quiz. and thrivin
village of South HGrdwick easy TO access. and sur
rounded by n beautiful country intelligent com
munty Though surrounded by many older institutions
yet has very liberal patronage, and it will be the aim
tea cheers and citizens to Ike this classic spot and
furn sh facilities for education equal any similar in
stnton in the state. All the departure nts furnished
with thorough and competent teachers, who have had
much experience in their vocation, and will spare
pains TO make the stay of their pd lis both
pleasant. Perfcc freedom Of thought and opinion wilt
be guaranteed to all becoming members of the school
instrumental and vocal music will be taught by expe
renced and competent teachers at reduced prices Vocal
music will be daily exercise in school.
literary society in connection with T. school affords
a good opportunity for speaking and tiny. strict
conformity to wholesome regulations ~ be required.
Board in good families be obaipea from 81 rs
$500 per week including everything Rooms for SELF
boarders, one shilling pee week.
For Tuition small bills.
For rooms or board apply 10 the Principal
Z. B. GCYER, Secretary.
IL. .,tn LII,
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w TELEGRAPH
70 THE FREEMAN
! O'CLOCK ~. Nj

BALTIMORE, ,c,I. - Heavy firing va.
heard IN the direction Ut llarper's Ferry Wei
na.Jay attcrnoua. he ~cc,ssionists Yesterday
morning a., trearI;.S agpesfed uouhi,d a, tlc
aniaeor,bia news from that quarter. TO the e.
.ect ,has uru. L1rinS CT. sSed as " .i!mm.ror,
M aii uto mashta battery ui 'h- FED .,as..
which - pulsed tn lsIc!, with gr.,t ,iau, .,,.f.
.nd also that Gau. MIies took macy prisoners
Our informant ie!; Frederick YESTERDAY alter
noon. ihe rebels o.nmrnctd m0lin. on Ias.-
Gay. Thirty thousand passed through ana
u.ary iurrIous went round Frederick Our m
Dormant las no doubt bat tta' we oe.upy Fir j.
rick to-day. He 'h.uks ,hey were driv,u m,a
Nag,and 20 -; suppile, tul !o ~, utcn. To
uyac" Perh>y NanlG.
\ >cou; y.st'.a sha reoe, camp Il H.gcrs-
town a Whole day, and cgnyersed II aly with
ulicy, and mon IhN a.. c,aclr q, o. taIr
destinations ". jhr taw'lnr. S.. .ir-.
Rcahln Information. .towt,et, l.lm ,.l.v
-Ourtes. tu1ic,,trs Il ret.-lc across tr. Pu.am.t.
Ii j, Known tnat JacsDa entered " iti.sn>p,rt
,tstr.daY At ii y. Nj. .uI immediately crossed
VII. lj,t0O Len and 20 p!tt,s Al .r,il.y
r.. movements Of JacUso" a!e t.au In rs ..l,
To- :. ,sa.#-; Gems W mt aua Mis-
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-13
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN SEPT. 10 isss

r'-'r bliWesn them, Cincinnati f....., .t.....
u hfagg r"'s herr Err ~ ut.I sass L., -.
\ DIVISION ui th~ -uealy % r-p,rt-i =. -,..,.
toward ths liver below here W~ 49, -.
iatily expecting a hattIe
L'nis''lle Is rcPorte,i al. by penn. a..
there ti'@
le" thousand "a--'aFs ~'ih -gai-rvI rsn.
came 10 ir'm tn ,larti. t-lay
Nh~ loRE, SEP. L. 4 u4a.s.r s.,yr-.,,,s
EOS state that 9. l. Nc.t of g...ts, -
ilnmpden county. Na-... dt-srt d T,u,-l,, .,'...
..' f'''s. "hu lmrr-..i bfu1 lisa Jf1s.,,
ne li4E' -" ioliJsing -.lfsmrurt omar 49,. -
.eis "a nna-F lie, auu sray Hu H..
Mtea.il md J'easln a.a al-,, rs N,ry....I ,.
i'o "W' u'a i..e lh.l, ke.p tf..,.t..-'..
clos 'E'.hsf. tbs aays ~ tat. .,.I H.....
10 mr. ~ .ry.A.u- '".ul salut-i cd. .,r..,.. =.
Pi"''o.s 20 reaching Et-.....x ..... r.....- san.
oLaiy III for provisions. buf sr-. 49,, 49,.
been We. Supplied
=, ! J, BI;." :. d:sp.'ca ct y..tert., i'm h.
phi'sd"lpy ia7uirer, ,,y. that ,.l', ~.
WI saw lee near FIRE. rick. saw. tast r.. a..
-. rI~l u. BASH aani.
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agONae AND %aSpnIi anfecc of
A.NNN Wanted.

Tue under gned wants house with II small piece OF
land attached, in the vicinity of No:t pelior some
OF the near towns, for which he will exchange Western
farm lands aud part cash Said lands lie in Wisconsin,
some IN marquette, and in Clarke County Refer
enct VIII be given OF their quality and location any
that want t. trade. 1t is enough here TO say they were
selected with care in regard TO location and des able
for such home in the Vest Letters addr, ssed
TO- or Dr. e. h. Chandler Morpcl will receive
ttuon.
@i9wf 2n' ALSUr LATHAM.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-13

LOUISVILLE, Ky. sept. II. Two soldiers uyt
arrived from Cumberland Gap reports that Gen.
Morgan has madea tOray through tie rebel lines
and captured d provision train and cattle
enough TO subsst his army ilty days,
lie also captured the rebel General, Austin,
and TO soldiers. a reliable gentleman from
Lexington, says h, saw Kirby Smith on We'd
nesday last, Gen. Bragg was reported 10 be in
Tennessee moving to kentncky Gen. Buell. was
Watching him.
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PHILADELPHIA. Sept. y The Washington
National InteHycacer says, We learned last eve
omg by 4 message hom the army Of Cen Me
lIellan, that be had advanced his headquarters
some mlleS teyond Rockville. and that the army
hal approached MonocaSsy RIVER, the bridges
0t which, ora portion Of Ibem. had been des
noycd by the rebels.
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GArlGy, "a Sept. .. jenkins "uo.4 tJr:
i gue'ni!as vas mel an" routed by Six compa
nies 9: tby "a Va, cayalry. Oar loss was VI,
killed. IoL, ~ j. L!GurBURN,
10Th lntantry
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BALTIMORE, Sept. II. The American s,ys
We learn from a gentleman who lett Westmin-
>ter yesterday morning, that there was no dem
Netauon Wy the rebels Ill MAG direction.
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s3abSaen mchoos Bell, No :.

300, COPIES ISSI' ED THE FIRSr TWELVE
Months Of it, publication. Il j. entire New Work Of
nearly 200 pages. Many Of the Tunes and Hymns were
written expressly for this Volume, Il viii be ~
popular its predecessor sll No y which has run up
the enormous number of j5000 copies IN 81 months
stripping any Sunday School sock OF its size issued
H. this Also, both volumes houni in to
accommodate schools wishing them 10 that form P ices
OF Roll Ne 2, paper covers II cents 81 per 100 Bound
% cents, &lS per 100 Cloth bound embossed gilt, 30
cents s22 per 100. Bell No. paper IL cents
$40 per 100 Bound ~ cents $ls er l0J. Cloth bound
embossed gilt % cents, s20 per 100 Bells Nos and
bound together 10 cents $50 per rs copies Furnished
the 100 price Cloth bound embossed gilt so cents ~
per 100. Mail postage free at the retail Price.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
No. i8 Broadway, New York
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-13

CINotNNArl Sept. II, Sklrm,siea yesterday
aiernoUu resulted III he capture of twenty
!eteIa. The prisoners report the rebel army IN
@o1d sl!rt5 and anxious Tor an advance on
JAclnnaI. 1t was understood by them that
they we're to fall back in the direction of Flor
enc. 10 draw out our forces from he entrcuch-
Ment' klhy Smith made speech to his army
IA Monday, assuring them tnat II ow days
they would quarter III ClncnnaiI 1t is also re-
ported thai Brogg has reinforced Smth with II
regiments. AT zen clock this morning the
"n.'re rebel army fell back. rheir rickets axe
no" i've miles from our lines.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 10. Helena ldvices state that
large rebel mail has been captured which con.
aimed dispatches from Gen. Hindman.
They also contained information respecting
rebel movements. Large forces have ieen sent
" thWart the movements thus discovered. Guer-
'SOn cavalry $50 strong, attacked 2000 rebels
scar Cold water, Miss, last night.
Alter bret engagement. the rebels attempt
Wa Hank movement, but Gueryson fell back to
Oe bridge TO await reiDtnrcements which were
"ht' and at last accounts u battle was going on.
NEW YORK, Sept II. Five companies OF the
'h ~ Y. Regiment are ordered out with full
equipments and ole days ralons. They are
No'@hiy gains to PbiladoIphm.
New YORK, Sept. II. y Cincmnotl de-
'latca states tina, the .ecosh in Marysyille h ave
Nen cooking Tor the rebels IN anucpation If
|"r arryaI.
Las reported that u Cincinnati company has
nat 49,, ba ~ al
'N""H@IpLh Inquirer states that John A. Cote
,n""' q wealthy citizen. has been captured by
'Ae r,hls
H'"yy rains have stopped diminishing.
'G" Bragg Is coming up from Sparta, Tenn,
y lexington Ky, with 10000 men.
nfh' Buell. is coming from Nashville by Lou
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NEW YORK, Sept. II. Five companies OF the
~ Y. Regiment are ordered out with full
equipments and ODE days railons. They are
No'@hiy gains to Philadelphia.
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Maryland free press., 1862-12-12

very puzzling to his admirers and oldqaers.-
They imagine all possible reasons of strategy
in their endeavors to account for it. But the
explanation is simple. tits Sigels prime aim
and mission to keep out of Jackson's way
The appearance of few of Jackson's scouts
was accepted by Sigel as an indication that it
was time for him to start and thereupon he
and those that fights NIT Sigel" ran like men.
He, of course, deserves credit for his success
in escaping let his friends take the hint and
praise him accordingly. e
Maryland free press., 1862-12-12
The BOboiirk and the sportsman.-A
Fable.


Among the quite frequent attempts that have
been made to translate and transcribe in human
anguage the quick, merry chit-chat of the birds,
he following is one of the most successful we re-
member to have seen.-EDs. Co. CENT
y Bobolink, whose lucky lot,
1t was to dodge sportsman's shot,
Perched on d hemlock-bough began,
To taunt the disappointed man
"Click bang Put in more powder, Misterl
Tall shooting that Call in your sister !
Shoot with n shovel, you'd do better
Ha Rp-si-dadyi I'm your debtor
ChicS-a-dee-dee ! Don't pine in sorrow
You couldn't do it. Call tomorrow
You'll always find me in Tip-Wheat!
You're great fool! Hip! Zipl Bang skeet!
Lick-a-tce-split No, no you can't
Ny best remembrance to your Aunt
Chick-a-tce-tee Tip-wheat never
Felt better BoboIinks for ever! --..
You thought you had me fast asleep.
Excuse my laughing you look cheap,
Come, try again don't quit your gaming
feel 60 safe when you are aiming"
The sportsman angry grew another
Drew near, and thus addressed his brother
"When your attempts to injure fail,
Complain not if your victim rail-"
Maryland free press., 1862-12-12
WHOLESALE AND RErAILt =
sroVEs: STOVES:
For TT,OOd and Coal.

STOVES for Officers, S.or,s, Shops. Psrlore. &c
- - among which are the Meteor Gas Burner, Tropi.
Nsgs.s pp,aniey A;ught Common Egg Empire Cook.
invite all 70 call befor puchasing seisewhsre. a,
i@ ateoSs as,eI%insd IL a. 70 ssll hss
ooy. - ,tNov7l .g,If - &. AcKfE e.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-12
How 70 CLEAN ANIMALS AND PLANTS .

How TO CLEAN. ANIMALS AND PL.xrs or
VERM1N.-The Agricnltor publishes letter
from nj. Raspail, giving an account of a plan
for destroying. vermin on animals, and also
trees and plants. The process he recommends
is to make solution of aloes, (one dramme of
that gum to little water,) and by means of a
long brush to wash over the trunks and BRAN
ehes of trees, with this solution, which will
speedily, he says, destroy all the vermin ON
them and effectually prevent others from an
preaching. In order to clean sheep and ami
mails with long hair, they must either be
bathed with this solution, or be well washed
with II The writer mentions several trials
which he had made of the solution with the
most complete success, and very strongly re-
commends it to general use.-Paris Goyyes-
pondcat of MorUiog .Mrnriscr.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-12
Joseph MurIv, Va B p;amin Ha,s

Joseph MurIy, VS. B. pjamin Hess.
MO. 1759.-In the Circuit Court for WASHING.
~ ton County sitting as Court Of Fquity q
The object OF this suit is to procure decree for
asaie OF certain interest in real estate living in
" asnington County, WHICH was morteaeed bv
Benjamin Hess. to Joseph aurry, ol the 3Ist DAY
The bill and exhibit states and shows that on
the 3lst day Of January 1861, the said BENJAMIN
LESS, being indebted TO the complainant. Josenh
Murry, in the sum Of $633 75, then due and owipr
unto the said murry, executed and delivered nm q
MIN a mortgage upon, among other things. upon
all the interest of him the said Hess. in and m
certain Real Estate, particularly described in the
exnioit accompanying the bill, for the purpose of
securing the payment of the said sum of mopev
WIN interest thereon, on or before the 3l,t dsy
OF January 1867, and that although the time an
pointed tor the pay menr Of the said debt and Il,
terest as aforesaid hath elapsed, no part tbereo
natn been paid, and that the said Bepiantfn Hess
resides out of the State of MARYLAND. - -
1t Is thereupon adjudged and order ed that ths
complainant by causing Q copy OF this order 10 b q
inserted in some newspaper published at Hapers
Town once In each successive week, for one month
before the 22i day of December next, give notiee
10 the said absent defendant of the Object. and
substance of this Bill. and warn him to be and
appear in this court, In person or BY solicitor on
or neere the 18th day of March NEXT. to answ err
the premises, and show cause ii any he hath. why
oecree onght not to pass as prayed. 1,5y
. True copy-Test:
novA -rr ISAAC NESBITT, CPk.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-12
LATEST NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.

Correspondence of the Associated Prcss.l
zFoRTREss MoNnon, Dec. 5.-From those
who had an opportunity of seeing for them
selves, it is ascertained that Petersburg and
along the route between there and Richmond
is being strongly fortified by digging rifle pits
and throwing up strong earthworks. Large
forces are at work upon them day and night.
1t is also ascertained from q reliable source
that the rebels at Charleston have arranged a
movable obstruction in the channel through
the sunkcn stone ships. 1t is of railroad iron,
and so arranged that thoy can readily remove
it for their own purposes.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-12
Estate Of George raagooD.nierl',;' r. decd.

Estate of George ragoonier, decd.
NJ 0TICEis hereby given that the subscriber
~ has obtained from tbe Orphans Court for
Washington County, Letters cf administrations on
the personal estate of GEORGE EBRAG00NlERt
late of said County, deceased. 'All persons hasi
ing claims sgainst the said estate, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same With the voucb. RS
thereof. to the subscriber, on before the 10th
DAY Of May next, otherwise they may by law be
excluded from all ben, fit of said sstate. Giyeb
under my hand this 2SSt day of October, 1S62..4
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested to call and make immediate
payment.
John A. K. BREWER ,AdmiDistr tor.
Nov IL J.f III ,- f@.'.,i t..,, }
Maryland free press., 1862-12-12
AFTER THE COWS.

Evening is creeping 81 WY on,
The shadows lcngthen fast,
The cool fresh western breezcs,
Arc fitting softly past
And in the upland pastures,
The COW bell tinkles shrill,
And crimson is the clover grass,
Upon the orchard hill.
Across the vcrdant hil1 top,
And through the valley shade,
After the cows at sunset,
Go forth lad and maid
Her blue eyes seek for dasies,
= His dark eyes seek her face,
That glowing revelation, .
OF perfect girlish grace.
Shadow Is over the forest, X
Grim are the moorland fells
Gossamer fairies wander, y
Forth from their elfin cells.
Up the lane to the milk-yara,
Moonlight crowning their brows,
Como back the lad and maiden,
Driving the lazy cows.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-12
MuN GOODS. NEW GOODS

MTN GOODS! NEW GOODS
JUST receiving and viii keep constantly on hand
large and we'll ss.orted collection of all kind OF gools
pertaining to our business
FREANFR & MCDOWELL.
Hatters, between Washington House and Square.
HATS. CAPS. CANES, UMBRELLAS, Sc. = !.
or the above we constantly receiving new sup
plies therefore all the latest styles may be found at
FRAENER & McDoWELL''.
Doors East Of Washington House.
...' - '..... .4s- ..
II - .... ..
IIoME MADE HATS.
All styles kept on hand for real hard service. Call
and examine them at
FREANER & McDowELL's,
Manufacturers.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-12
A9rifulturat Department,

Agricultre is the most Hsalthful, the most Usetu
and the most Noble Employment OF Man.-Washing-
ton.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-12
.o3a rctres LAMPS, sc, Sc,

'2Yo1a 12srs2 LAMPS &C, Sc.
..,-.l' egn... 70 rir,-s gEI Z
To the pubh', we nee' oul1 say, our t1'u,e endea-
vols shall be as hor tofors to supply their vaiea
wants with reliable ieAedies, viii h we trust has
been duly aipp eciatsd. , ,'..,,-- - - :
Our stock of Kerosene Lamps win te found TO be
very extensive, all the new styles of { hddes com
prising great many patti rms are now o hani, to-
ge'her with the Patent Class Cones and Annealed
Chlmneys the latter for which the only agents
M VI county: The asstrtment OF F-ncy Coed and
souons VIII be tound to be compl,t, such as Fine
so1ps, romade7, Hair ois, LustIals, Dressings Per.
iemefs, Extra ts, chet anu Toilet Waters.
o0-Prescrpsons accu ateIy manipu' ated.
..'' BELL BR>.tt
.ti 'a Pharmaceutical Chemists.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-12
EXECUTORS SALE.
REAL ESTATE. !.

REAL ESTATE. r. :.
DY virtue OF the last will and testament Of Dan
ID iel Thomas, dec'd., and by an order OF the
Orphans Court Of Washington county, the under
signed Executors of the said Daniel Thomas dec o.,
will sell at puplc sale, c4,1 "a. .iT-.i
On SATURDAY goth day of DECEMBER next,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. in the town of Boon'sboro',
all the following valuable real estate:
Lat. All that Farm Of, which the said Daniel
died, seized and possessed, lying in said county,
and situate on the turnpike leading from Boons-
boro' to Sharpsburg, about two miles from the
fo rmer place and adjoining the lands g jacob
49,, containing .---.-.-..
I6O A Cres Of Land,
more or less The land is Of the first quality, and
ments are o TWO-ST0RYf Us E
LOG HO " 8 e, A. INMCN IS
a two-story LoG TENANT HOUSE, Ezl1zk3
and LOG RANK BARN, yith all ~ esEeeel4
other out buildings. There are
q GOOD ORCHARDS
and a Well of good Water at each house The
said land will be offered altoghte or in two par
cells, and sold altogether or in such parsels.
I'd. All that tract of MOUNTAIN LAND lying
in said county, and situate on the Rocky Spring
Road, about miles north OF Boonsboro', and ad-
joininh the lands Of Martin Snyder, Joseph Letter
and others, and containing i.iiA 0S
So 1-2 ACRES, more ar less. =
This is a desirabls tract of Citst nut land. This
tract will be sold in parces tt altogether as 1t
may suit. 3 " .55-i ,tt.
.GD-Tbe terms for the. said Farm is as follows:
That OF the purchase money thesum of 81 900 sb all
remain in the same during the life OF Margaret
Thomas, widow of the laid Daniel, and the inter
est thereupon to be paid quarterly to the said
Executors from the day of sale, an upon her death
the said sum with whatever interest there may
then be due and unpaid shall be paid to the said
Executors, and that the balance OF the purchase
money shall be paid as follows:-0ne.third on the
day Of sale on the ratification thereof, ard the
residue in two equal annual payments from the
day of sae tie purchaser to give his bonds th
for with security approved by the Executors, and
bearing interest from the day of sale. Possession
to be given the first day Of April next, and the
crops now growipg,in the ground are, reserved
and not sold, with therlght to cut aad thrash and
@ss,Tbe terms for said me mountain land ares
One-third OF the purchase money to be psid 10
hand on the daY Of sale or the ratification thereof
and the balance in iwo equal annual pay ments
from the day of sale, the purchaser giving his
bonds With security approved BY the Executors,
and bearing interest from the day Of saie, and
upon the aSment Of all the p9tchsse money for
said farm and mountain land deeds will be execu.
ted therefore by the Executors a1tFuTk;
.5 'iE.t . JOHN SHIFFLER, -
'.' ,Hl4stl s,'.r ir- DANIEBITHoMAS, ~
Nov. IA, 1862. Ex'rs Of Dan'l Thomas, decd.
A 4. s
The New York herald., 1862-04-14
THR TURF.

rI,uE SUBSCRIBERS (AND FRIRNDs} 40 rTtiE nAhF-
Mile 1roting TRACK now being sonsisnc.ss y hir ole
phen Dubois the ghth q an lifth esdot are
hereby requested at the Hone Hs5e on Neon si2y
evenng 10 al eight clock organic the Assoc1ton
elect onlcerg, 40
The New York herald., 1862-04-14

NHArRIMONIAL--A RETIRED MERCHANT Gi YEARS
l OF age. widower without children wishes 10 corrcs
pond with amiablc and sccomrshed lady capable
of presiding hs establishment aud mDisternQ 10 his
comfort Means object The advertiser does not address
himself romantic Young girls but 10 genuine sensible
woman who bear with his inrmitcs need be- and
ford him Kind and attention. In return which he
oer life Of auence and the protection OF an honor.
able name. Address James L. T., Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1862-04-14

IoARD fN BROOKLYN.--A FEW SINGLE GENTLE
ID men or families hnd neatly furnished front Ro0ms
on second third Goor with Board IA private family al
2gl Statc street. Terms low
The New York herald., 1862-04-14

DROOKJyN.-BoARD FOR GENTLEMEN OR CoU.
ID pies Large and airy furnished unfrns he'd
house aud table strictly trst class location within mi
nutes walk o. soah o. Wall street FERRY Apply No %
stale street, BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1862-04-14

(yOUNTRY BOARD wASTED-FOR FIVE OR SIX FA-
~ miles within two or three hours ride Of the cy also
for several single gentlemen Apply 10 the Country and City
Board Registry 5 Broadway room II, or address A. G.
Jones Co
The New York herald., 1862-04-14

(,oUNTRY BoARD.-A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO
~ Board In tbs country private family for his
wife and two young children r and Two years od and
easily ssible the city Terms must be moderate Ad
dress stating terms location &C., Vim. T. Ashton Fos Office
New YORK.
The New York herald., 1862-04-14

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAS AN IRON SAFE. WITH FIRE
l. proof lock, made by Valentine Butler, which he VIII
low Has the exact measurement about Ox30,3D
outside he thinks; be ~ Hes, Tren ghth
In the erening, you inquire OF CHARLES
FOL sON, . Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1862-04-14

A HANDSOME YoUyo ,MIDsHIPMAN, UNITED
"A States Navy Who'll Is healthy, wealthy agreeable and
fascinating desires the compsnoDshp OF chsrmin
young lady who pretty accomplished loving and ap.
prccste comforsbe home and ininigent husband Ad.
dress Frank Price. box 100 Herald ONCE
The New York herald., 1862-04-14

CoUSTRY BOARD THE OWNER OF A LARGE AND
" comrlodious house, situated at Bay Ridge, L. T. two
minutes walk railroad, within three quarters Of
honrs ride all the Brooklyn ferries will with
gentlemen and wives for Board for the Ree
reuces required. Address W., box 707 Post onlce.