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franklin County.

On Friday, Marietta, daughter of Fredcr-
i Eyerson, of Franklin, VT, a girl of eleven
,rtrs of age, went to the sugar bush after
..r father who happened to be out of sight
i the further part of the bush. By some ac-
q Int her clothes took fire. Her father
,y.rd her cal, Invent back to the boiling place,
.u.ud garment there on fire, but the girl
la! tun to the house, about thirty rods dis
INT, and was 50 badly burned that she died
j.. about six hours. st -lhbons .VeSsel.-
ut,.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.--The Best in
the World

W A. BACHELORS splendid Hair Dye i. the ORIG
ISAL and only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye KNOWN
Instantaneous In its etcts does not stain the skim and in
vsorates the hair for life Be careful and Use none other
tall the genuine signed each side of every bOx-WM
A BATcHELaR. Sold by all respectable Druggists and
Fancy Goods Stores everywhere. Mandatory No. 81
Barclay street. date Ii Bond street. and 23 Broadway
New York a4oG
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Eye, Ear. and Catarrh.-Those suffering

Eye, Ear. and Catarrh.-Those suffering
from disease Of the Eye, Ear, Heart or Catarrh
will be glad to learn that DR. Lighthil of New
York, who makes speciality of these diseases
will be in St. Johnsbury on the Dist of April re-
naming to the 3rd of May. The following GER
,ihcate from John A. Child, Esq, of Hydepark,
speaks for itself:
Hydcpark, Vt. Feb Sth, 1862.
his is to certify that have been deaf in one
ear LOT the last years, and the present winter
the disease became very much worse and affected
the hearing of both my ears In the early part
OF January last put myself under the treatment
OF Dr; y. Il. Llghthill. and now my hearing is
entirely and fully restored as good as ever it was
L recommend all persons afflicted with deafness
to avail themselves Of his services.
$500 [Signed,l JOHN A. CHILD.
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, hitten,icn Comfy.

On Wednesday, March 2G, Mr. John H.
...rp Of Charlotte, in two shots killed out
git t,lty-tro crows and wounded eight so
-. they could not rise. The first shot kill
ii thirteen and wounded three second shot
Killed. nineteen and wounded five. We know
ii. man who did It, and the truth of the sto-
y S farther attested by subscribing wit
.rss." Beat it who n.-FTec Press.
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= Indh;,in County.

All Fools Day was duly recognized at the
.yattlrboro House tbs year. 1t appears
ia, Mrs 3, as a return for numerous
as Of kindness, sent the landlord an apple
e ot her own make, and as her pies are at
premium wherever known, MIR Perry cal
lated upon a rich treat. lie laid the pie
uctu.ly aside until dinner time, when it was
H0ucht 70 him for dessert. The snowy
.ay and delicate crust was the theme of
-"aefa admiration, as it was passed all about
re lining room, and the pie was even sent
ITO the kitchen for the inspection of, and as
sample for the chief cook Of the establish
lent. Atter passing this critical examna-
'on satisfactorily it was again brought on
re table and the genial hearted landlord
Iopo>rd dividing it among his numerous
..ea.s. The knife was applied, when 10 it
NaA not cut through. Another and anoth-
-: was tried in vain. At length an internal
-ym,raton disclosed the fact that the space
eHeen the delicate crusts was filed with
H hitting. y hearty laugh greeted the
elm, in which, it is but fair to say, he
NED as merrily as any one.-Ph0nir.
\ RARE AyIMN-A few DAYS since Al
,'1 Tyler OF Guiltord, shot bay lynx on
back Till in that town, that measured over
NE feet from the nose to the end of the
."" and weighed about II pounds. This
..t,.tN o. animal is known to naturalsts as
-"s ret", but in popular nomenclature is
20 the wild cat. 1t has been rare game
as part Of Vermont for many years.
..tt.
'ames Hall, volunteer in the 18th Yer
D., /, giment, died at Newfane on the 24th
'' As Hail lett the Regiment about a
'..A ago, sick with measles this was fol-
wed by lung fever, of which he died a
'r.;, Tine after being attacked with it. His
= was 10 years.
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Remington County.

WANTED To NorE-At the late town meet
-a Pownal, disciple Of republican insti-
.,..u> presented himself at the polls to de-
i, hi, suffrage, when he was challenged,
. The score OF his not being of age. Where
upon he meckly rejoined, that if he was not
IT,. aye he had wife and child at home,
which brought down the house. That man
IN, 10 vote, if for nothing lse than on the
Am he can set up of usefulness in the
rid -Euue'.
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Eg IN DAYS OF OLD. e;

Es- IN DAYS OF OLD. ST
There was a time, in days OF old,
When health was priced above fine gold,
hat day has passed-a now neglect
That precious boJll-all should protect.
OF sense and reason all are bereft
Or 1t would appear there's but little lett
Apply ii then to cure your ills
BY the immediate USE Of Herrick's Pills
These remarkable Pills startle whole communities hv
their wonderiulcureS Adapted to infancy YOUTH man
hood and old age. Put up with English Spanish French
and German directions Elegantly coated with sugar
purely vegetable and sell in large family boxes for % cts
See advertisement. tl-l3
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Lasell Female Seminary.-The next term
OF TINS excellen. Institution begins May l. See
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-04-11

~ secession cavalry are securing the
'1"'Fy along the Tennessee river, pressing
'"" The rebel service all the men they meet.
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GuanOs.-Farmers and dealers in Fertilizers
are requested to lead the advertisement of John
b: sardy, IS South Street, New York, in another
column of this paper
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SPRING MATTRASS.

This Spring Bed costs, with a Mattrass. but a
tritie more than the common Spring Beds, with
out Mattrass, with ten times the elasticity; and
the springs are so fastened that they cannot get
out of order. The opinion is justly prevalent
that feather beds are not healthy. Here is bed
which is not only soft. but healthy. Read what
DR. Allcott says of this style of spring bed in his
Home book Of HEALTH" page 934-..As to
feathers they seem wholly inadmissable. not be-
cause they are soft. but for other reasons-a,oye
sottneSs would be recommendation. 1t is on
this account, more than any other, that l prefer
the elastic wire bed so lately come into fashion.
1t secures all the advantages of feathers without
have resting place and not few parts merely"
This bed can be bought of the manufacturer at
wholesale or retail,
72-l32l ]. I. CASINO, St Johnsbury, Vt.
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BOSTON MARKET.
WHOLESALE PRICES.-April =, $50.

Browns Bronchial TrOches-Cure Cough
Cold, Hoarscncss and Influenza. Any irritation
or Soreness of the Throat
Browns Bronchial TrOcheS-Relicve the
Hacking Cough IN Consumption, Bronchitis,
WhoOplng Cough, Asthma, Catarrh.
Browns Bronchial Troches-Clear and
strengthen the voice of Singers. indispensable
to Public Speakers.
Browns Bronchial Notwithstanding and
simple-Children use them. Assisting EXpecto
ration and curing Hoarseness.
That trouble in my throat (for which the
"Troches are specific having made me often
a mere whiSperer." n. P. WILLIS.
''Preeminently the first and best
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
81 recommend their use to Public Speakers
REV. E. H. CHAPLIN, New York.
II have proved them excellent for Whooping
Cough"
REV. H. W. WARREN, Boston.
"An old lady friend having tried many remedies
TOR Asthma with no benefit. found great relief
from the TrOches.'
REV. ID. LETS. FRANKFORT, Ill.
Great benefit in affections Of the Bronchial
Organs. DIR. j. +. w. LANE Boston.
"A simple and elegant combination for Coughs
&c. DIR. u. +. BIGELOW, Boston.
IL have been much afflicted with Bronchial AT,
fiction, producing uoarseness and Cough. The
lrocheS are the only efectual remedy, giving
power and ciearneSs to the voice.
REV. GEO. SLACK. Minister Church of Eng,
Milton Parsonage. Canada.
Caution.-As there many limitations. ask
for and obtain only Browns Bronchial Trochcs.'
which by long experience have proved their value,
having received the sanction OF physicians gen
orally and testimonials from eminent men
throughout the country. Sold by Druggists eve
rywhere. % cents per box.
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OTTOMANS FURNISHED
SOFAS AND STUFFED CHAIRS

For worsted work, at Boston prices, and upho
stored in superior manner
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PAINTING, GRAINING,
GLAZING AND
p 4 p + K III \ y GIN Ct

Done in the best manner and on the most rea-
sonable terms by MINLI: X UNDERWOOD
The subscribers would also say to the iuhabi-
tants OF 81 Johnshury and vicinity that they are
prepared to sell all kinds of House Painting Ma
terial and Narnish. at the lowest prices. Also,
Paints mixed for use.
We occupy the shop formerly occupied by Parks
L Page, opposite Bingham Drug Store
MINER K UNDERWOOD.
St Johnsbury. Mar. %, 1862. S.tf
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This is the place where Farmers will receive
Just what they buy. Ii they pay for Northern
Seed they may rest assured that Southern will
not be delivered to them.
EEDS!
Ny assortment of Seed is the largest and best
ever offered to the Farmers OF Northern Vermont,
consisting of several varieties of
Spring Wheat, Herdsgrass,
Winter Northern Clover,
Spring Rye, Southern
Winter d" Western
Buckwheat, White
India Wheat, French
Oats, Red Top,
Barley, Ky. Blue Grass,
Canada Corn, Rye
Sweet Hungarian"
Set Onions, Orchard "
Beans and Peas, Fowl Meadow Grass.
Flax Seed, &C., &c.
GARDEN SEEDS of every variety. Turnip. Car
rot and Beet Seed, in quantities TO suit the pur-
chaser. 4 large and well selected assortment of
Flower Seeds.
TREES & SHRUBBERY.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees. Shrubs. Roses.
Vines. and Plants. from +. e. Worcester Nurse
". Catalogues sent By mail, and all orders
promptly attended TO.
IGRICULTJRIL IMPLEMENT rs
IND NiCHINES.
OF the latest and most improved patterns. COM
priSing PlowS and PlOw Castings from NourSe
Mason X Co, Luke Buzzeli, and VI X ). H.
Buck Co Also. the repairs for the Fairbanks
Plow, iiowe's Horse Hoe. Reversible steel teeth
and cast iron teeth Cutivators; also, the teeth
without the wood.
Ridging Piows. Road Scrapers. Seed Drills.
Root Cutters, Hand and Power Feed Cutters.
Corn Shelters Fan Mills. Grain Scoops, Shoves
Spades, Pick Axes. &c, Ne.
GARDEN ENGINES,
Garden SvringcS. Grass Border Shears. Hedge
Shears, Pruning Saws and Chisscls, etc.
FERTILIZERS.
Goes Super Phosphate Of Lime and Peruvian
Guano.
CHURNS.
The New England Air Pressure Churn. Fyler :
Butter Working Churn, and Crowelis Patent
Thermometer Churu.
WIRE FENCING,
and Iron Railing COZ Cemeteries. Gardens. Front
Yards. Sc. Drawings can be seen n The Ware
house.
H. G. DICKINSON,
Railroad Street. st. JohnSbury, VI.
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LOUNGES COVERED
In Enameled cloth Damask. Repts or Lasting,
from sc 90 to $3.50 each, sprngseat and arm
French style of stufing, and the springs so Sc
cured that they cannot turn over.
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MATTRESSES OF EVERY STYLE,

From the coarse Excelsior for underbedS. Cheap
er than straw to the first quality of hair.
Old Hair Mattresses picked over and made as
good as new.
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stored III superior manner.
SOFAS AND STUFFED CHAIRS
Neatly and durably Repaired.
CARPETS MADE Up
And laid, Window Shades furnished to fit the
windows and put up to run smooth.
DRAPERY CURTAINS
furnished and arranged according to the latest
Paris and New York styles.
PEW CUSHIONS,
Of any quality. furnished at short notice. Old
Pew Cushions covered at small cost.
Ill Work done Promptly and Narrated.
u Orders from neishboring towns solicited.
J. T. CASINO, Old P. O. Building.
st Johnsbury. Vt.
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1OOOGOOD CEDAR BUCKETS
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT.
Arrival Of over
$4,000 WORTH OF
DRY GOODS AT BARTON.

In consequence Of the War, one Of the Largest
Dry Goods Houses in Boston has recently failed,
one-half OF their Immense Stock of Fashionable
Dress Goods has been sent to
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THERON HOWARD.

ATTORNEY Il COUNSELLOR ATLAW \ SOLICITOR
IN CHANCERY
ONCE over T. NJ. Towards Box Store opposite III,
Bank, ST JoH>sRUY. VT.
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CARPETS MADE Up

Neatly and durably Repaired.
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This is the place where Farmers will receive
Just what they buy. If they pay for Northern
Seed they may rest assured that Southern will
not be delivered to them
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GARnEN SEEDS of every variety. Turnip. Car
rot. and Beet Seed, in quantities TO suit the pur
chaser. A large and well selected assortment O
Einunr SooJS
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CLOTHS, CLOTHS,

Barton Village
Next TO the Barton Hotel
\ splendid assortment OF Rich Fashionable
Cloaks.
Sa-aS SlLAS : DREW. Assignee.
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DRAPERY CURTAINS

Furnished and arranged according to the lates
Paris and New York styles.
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CAAf CksfktviLLk, Dec. n, 1901.
Edft0ra Esyufc4 Soy erS+i coin Ia unACasl lions
have ossp tiAo..sA I'd la you. coiullns re-
cS.tiy, ues. r olng the battle at, Dr..ihsNiile,
but i.one VI these Contributors have Ueen ex
liicit encuHA " .escftos LIE positions anu
Cvnauc. vi. tne >. u al LaEoii niaIis ia that
xas.menL We ~ moi visa ~ Claim Tor thu
81 > a IA Carolina reg meat aLt uAmerileC
honCr, out Iii SIZE eim4iJ 10 place her posi-
tivn AID cvnuuct iairIy before NE pu Diic,
naa u correct some erroAevus statements
prevtousiS made ~ Atm IefSIeLIc 10 The looe
sac sUs .ai..eA IN tbs enb.seAAcht. a WIitei
WA pfSiesses ~ nave oera wisn the Ken
t0SAy gin uuiias me euX@S melt sla tes
tat vQ. CA, loss Was iuiiy loJ, ana ihas
INC Ai.Acu add wouA acu IA tns.t ek ment " US
Mali tnaL aEiouL,t- ne same wrlier a. ~ef-
W.r staaes .ne loss u tne o-A South CAROL
Ia iaiUAt W % ~. W AsI.ce Ao OBTAIN ed
luis AL Il Ia4..tlun We are at n iOss 10 KNOW,
bat IL Ter he ieiuers Oh The Utspatch ~ TIE lie
iUTL Oh me AiIieu Aid WOu n.eL Vi the differ
S.t Aekia.ents kuo,IsAe0 la me AienMoAo
y. peI e, .sIiu e .nsy Vail ascci lain lit
Ivs. VI IN e-A <. u ia Caloilu.. 10 Dc IS, when
1EvIA At IA OeE If m6n Ia tAAo 1891
ane.., oi5. ~as n-ucl nea'ier tAAA tn,si y.
AAt 0tAAot Itk iuoAt.
Ane pus..io.s Va Inc regiments when drawn
up ..A .ino "a battle nave LeeA tHi.eiy isA.u
c.Ai9...5 s.ated.
bul tie uiost ueartrendinE scene that pre-
eeii iisciA iesu..ou "a, iiao i'aito hentleAi
ans, " Az, a.is s.hias llo uIiye Caiu.iliiaEs
tJr .i.c oAciny pSuico =. !Au uofvus Aro ia ~
1het raunsi . Il uistil4co vi nuI inoIe l. Al
forty yards.
A..s ~..s enough to disconcert and dis
cUu ago the Dr.. est linen, ANA throw liLo
cunkusiUu me pes. diSei p.Invd IegtiueDt IL
Tive III Eut Lae rnoSA, though very ST.
vrFc, mol suiu jiont - uie,oIsc ms Ctiu
iIniAu>, WniAe, Ia Ave uliuut,s alter the Ie
Ces,iioA. "a ti,is ue...y Ii o, ,hty Wern aSaii
la iiiie OF V.tttie piUYef, ano DIasely au-
NauCcu On Lie ehrI4y.
AAs \ .nA.es ~.lc lying In am bush, anC
wAeu lac .ld a.licii.s cuiaihn nau Pfo.oeAeG
WA hiu oaS hun.Tou yards oi tArii iIl.e, they
OpuL1A Il teIIiHj H.c .pJn Az, winch Was le
luincu IA u AA,-i.Aof CAeditLGIS AHA honoIa
bay lAe rc iIuc-- tAAe o. ave sv.UieIs u.
Lac P-lllolLo o.d.o. ASeyer acre soiuIefS ex
poseu ~ u E.oie deadly Su4ieJ, and i4eSer IA.
llieA ~ s.alu nIulo AoU.S ~ their posLs.
" AGA .o.Alio.eiy oteIpo~esrd py nun
fers, AAL VEGA nIen Oh IL liked GA Uur lea
Nc oIueIeu ~ I.Ai D.A,A u u more aa
Van Id scoao pIsIttCn. Inc res itnens IeIi D..Ch
Ia kovu oru.i AID - formed, AID " - shoI y
;1Lci w 81 .suuIiwn 1ioiu Lie Ia. \ Ia,
ko4tACAluns fought AeIi On The lest. ~,
Nilxiula..e and IA. DalataLS DfaSeiy On tht
ANAL, UGL lilo Ae.lt Ioas sGst,.iaeu ~ Soati
Laf.iiniAus, l.. tAo centre, shows IoAGiu
siNcy tnat she VS. "a tho neas vi The hS.!
xi.u nat ner s0H rance MAS Us severe as illl
other L gimonL cng 49, Ell. fALAsIio-
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VTIRdINTA CENTRAL RzILIa
WINTER ADVANCEMENT.

WiNIEk AhHANOEMANl'
On and after MONDAY, November ns9
Mall and Passenger Trans will leave Rheims
0ordcnsville Charlottesville, and Stannsob
at 100 A. n, connecting with thu OmS
Alexandria Railroad Passenger Tvsin g. IT,
vile, for Manassas, aud iutsfrasdlate pnlnke s
Charlottesville for Lynchburg.
Between Staunton ard Jackson's NV -
Train Will be run tri-weekly, leaving Ssansssjj
Tuesd*ys, Thursdays. and SATURDAYS, and
sons River on Mondays, Wednesday, -
days.
Harman 4 Browns Stage Line for Lexs
connects with the Mai Train, and leaves ~
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fndays
shsn on Tuesdays. Thursdays, AID 6ssufoN
Hartman, Mason q Cos etsge Limo, M
Sulphur, Lewisbu.g, &C., ccsnscts Wit ~
ON Tuesdays Thursdays and Sasurdays'
The regular Through Freight Train rec oe.'
Vile, and points west of tbs re- leaves kseoeS1
7.:s0 p. NJ. on Sundays. Tuesdays, and Te a'..
and arrive from the west at A. II. on q
WEDNESDAYS. and FridayA
A regular Way Freight Train fos 6efso
and points east, leaves daily, (6ondays 80
NJ $40 A. n II. d. WHITUOhA
nna 4ereral SorsristeeoF.
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NE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DOUUS,
tunpJr e. for oGut1.rA .i.y) received today
am jig " tch are
kico b O sde and Velvet Emb'd Silks
Rich cord Gro Grain SiKs,
Kch Beorsds aud Jain Back Shss,
Rich Pop ms vsieoiiss, and 0:tcnIan Cloths
Blight I. aid iish Popt.ce,
LyUus b ack 81 X Velvet,
Nj Mig Lrs-s 3cods,
Lace lrimd Hd1fs.
Also-To ne SOD at very reduced prices,
100 SIR FlCuaced Eobes.
d. 3p-lw SAINT. NJ. PRICE g. co.
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NDano HIKING: 1862.

NJ DGKU hIRIN9. 1000
CHARLES g. MAURICE, General Agen. ard
Collector, Office No. 70 Main street, Richmond,
Va tenders his services to the public generally for
Renting out Houses, selling Real Esta,e Hiring out
Servants. negotiating Loans. and collecting Debts.
In Hiring out servants shall be careful to select
comfortable homes and fair prices, and will be
prompt In making collections and payments to
owners.
Good quarters viii Also be furnished to servants
until home, are procured for them. Satisfactory
references given. Letter ADDRESS, box Ola, Rich
mond, Va. de S}-Im~
INWARD u. EACHU,
IA GENERAL AGENT
AND COLLECTOR.
Office OIL 14th, between Main and Franklin sts,
corner of Exchange Alley,
Richmond, rHefnto,
Would respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally that he will continue the same
line of business the enaning year, viz: Renting
ous Houses, Farms, kc., Selling Real Estate,
Bring ont and esEins Negroes, Negotiating
Losns, COLLECTING Bonda, Notes and Open Ac.
counts, Adjusting Claims, aud attending to all
matters appertainirg TO q General Agent.
Thankful for the liberal patronage he has re.
ceived for the last nine years, would respect
fully solicit continuance Of the same.
Persons In the country intending to send me
their servants for hire, would please do 30 II pos
sible By the LIST or I'd of January, In ORDER that
good prices and comfortable homes may be Sc.
cured de 19-lm
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~ THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY AND
no HUMBUG.-PLTERS' INFALLISlE RE
NEEDY FOR GpNNl,nRH(E 4 AND ALL SECRET

~ THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY AND
80 HUMBUG.-PLTERS' INFALLI1IE RE
NEEDY FOR aoNN,RRHE 4 AND ALL SECRET
Disc ASE2.- This great American remedy. COZ.
tanning 40 Mercurisi OF slHauc properties. excel
every thing heretofore offered to the pub ic in it
curative, restorative, and reno ya.ing powers; snd
the medical world astonished when told that
the above remedy win the above diseases, and
confoundbd when they hive ocular demonstra
tions of the fscts. But the proprietor, who hss
known of the remedy for twenty odd years, has
known Of 9 case of 90 year, standing to be
ssor, d 70 perfect he ath. and all other cases of
shorter duration to bs restored without single
sxeeotion, and therefore challenges any case OF
G. nnorl h9a which the remedy viii not cure pro
vided the directions see carried out with prudence
on the part Of the patient; and any ONE purchasing
half . zen bottles, and using accordingly in his
OF her cas- he guarantees perfect eure and In
cases Of failure. will furnish additional medicine
free OF charge. to complets tha cuss. through his
agents; and . cure will be ffeeted without incon
v0nien CO to the patient.
Price, per bottle O.; half dozen bottles sic
expire sage from, 25 to 50 cts
Sold by APpERsON DUPUT, No. POI B. DAD st .
ard O. A. STREcaEx. Msin st. Druggists, gents
for the city OF Rich nond Sold also, by N A.
G. a SANTOS. Norfolk, and CHAs. Il. CAMPBELL
sod WILSON 4 WILLIAMS. Portsmouth Va
an Ia-fmS
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Notwithstanding 70 thu acts OF u,
~ federate Congress. this Company vii n
War Tax on its capita stock, thereby sessyl|
stockholders from the psymen. Of the sarA
Tax Assessors will therefore not Lisa n, \
stock Of this Company nom individuals.
g. ". NACMURDO, 81,
10 S-ts " p Ap PNs
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTiOE
All persons who have claims against ths late JNo.
A. HERON. des'd, will please to present them, pro
perly authenticated, without delay, to the under
signed, for payment.
dc 4-2aW6tk 8. p. LATHROP sAdm'r.
HOT SPRINGS, HOT SPRI1.0 COUNTY,
ARKANSAS-The Hotel at Hot Springs
Arkansas, has been considerably improved, and
will accommodate six hundred visitors at any time
throughout ths year. These unsurpassed wonders
Of the world Hot Springs will be found as effec-
:ual in winter az in summer, and will positively
cure Rheumatism, Contracted Joints, Neuralgia.
Lumbago, Paralysis 9ous, St. Vitus Dance, I'm.
potency from Disease. Venereal Disease, kercuriel
Disease, Scrofnla and Glandular Disaase, and all
forms Of Skin Disease. The sufferer from expo
sure, camp life wounds, &c., will find these wa
ters not 10 be competed with in the world by art,
science or skul r. b CLAYVCr.
d 7-dkyvlro& prnprietoe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-03

FUKNiSHED HOUSE FOa RENT-3etween
Charlottesville and the University of Viz.
siaia, With Garden. Grass Lot, Stables, Ice House,
&C. The house has nice large rooms-three in the
basement and six above; the Furniture includes
a good Piano. The grounds are ample, and orns
The Garden is large, with winter vegetables in
variety and abundance, as well as fruit trees, grape
aad strawberry vines, c,s good water, pump and
sired servants to 60 with the pr. perry iii Christ
mas, the proprietor, Capt. Geo. T. Jones, being at
his post in the army. Applicants will address
JOHN q. HUGHES,
de 31Swk Charlotte Svle Va