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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-25

STATE or VERMONT, | The lion. the Probate Court
D1sTa1Cr or RANDOLPH for the District of Randolph
To al persons concerned in the estate OF DahleI 81
Dunhaln late of TunEridge said Dlstrlc ING
WHEREAS, C&lis.a K. Duaham and Elbridget. Dunham,
w AdminiStra of Estate of said deceased, nave
made application this Court for license to sell all OF the
Real Estate deceased and represent that the same
is for the payment of the debts and charges
against said Estate.
Therefore you hereby notified to appear at session
of said Court held the Probate Office, in Chelsea,
in said District, the 21st day of August; A. u.
1862 and show if you have, why license should
not be granted aforesaid.
And this Order shall he published three weeks sue
cessiveiy in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed
at Montpelier, in this state; the last of which
publication habc before the day assigned for hearing as
aforesaid. ,oo,
Dated at Chelsea, this 18th day of July, A. D. 1862
f345w3+ PBRhEl e. JONES, Judge.
STATE or VERMONT The Hon. the Probate Court
sons concerned in the estate Of NanSsa Arnold, lae I"
Randolph, deceased. bR&EIiNH
WHEREAS Charles Waldo atn1inisat"r Of u e estate
w Of said deceased, requests said court to allow nm
The fu or time year f.um and after the 3h day
of August A. D. 1862, to MAKE Payment Of he de9lS ANA
close HE settlement ct the estate.
Therefore YOU hereby notified Mat said Application
will be heard Al Of The Probate Cour 10 BE- ED
at the Registers C"e in nr0ukfeid on tie %'H uN "i
August A. q. l8 a. at which lme ven may he eafd IN
the melnscs And mis- order ,hal be published three
weeks successfully ia the Green M"nntii" fte@nfn
printed Montpelier in this State, the last {" "hcl
IN cation shall before the day assigned ic hetrlag
aforesaid
Given under my hand the Registers Office, at Brook
field this 4th day OF August, A. d. 1852
Bv order of Court
34Gw3t J. R. CLEAVElAND, Register.
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IN previous advertisement III TIT paper, ahon.nE
L had permanently located a Dentist ~ M s"-I -
about six years experience in the Rubber N"Ih'
iiatingly recommended a. IN every fe,ler' ~ ,ln,a1
thing else Artificial teeth. And referred ia
in Windsor and Windham Counties who had worn lu.S
work in preference Gold for years who Were W'"g
testify its durability, cleanliness ana h9h'icS' %
had recommended Ia the PEOPLE here I" Use poison ite
in their food, could not have hcch D.! SUMO "S"Ht'
denounced more. according a. their account, (dlu my
ought know betier rubber everything thar was o''
Ii would not last two wears, and the time was lnat! re-
ducea down six months they had seen sets That were
decayng and suenng: 81 foul was mat any one "e%i
ing it tainted the atmu ihee OF an entire ROOM &c,
nally it said that the Chief Agent Of the American
Hard Rubber COMPANY, Dr.. Franklin said II he was gong
have Il ~ teeth, and then going ava" Always rum
Dentists he would have nothing bat Gola ara th1 nc KEEP
rotten piece Of Eutber on exhibition Please read VIVA"
Tsw YORK, april 2, ls6?.
Dear Sir The charges made against me are rot so
strange when consider the reckless disregard OF truth
which seems so natural to some never hRIe any s"tn
statements for The that til Rubber work nc longer
is used tie better evidence hive that il VIII st!
the high hopes those who early day adopted u IN
their practicc smply because tn obtained better results
than with other material. These same persons tct
six years of extensive practice ith IT, Watching the dhe
ent influences Of health aud disease have nheIhalh@l
come TO regard it supeior all other substances
and use it to the exclusion ct "'i metal plates. saw .e
the ether day that had been worn ia ia" h an every d
over six years, and Il ID nj &hor ne eat "'7" ~ accom-
Pos0n. hut On the C"nrar! wa as rFrnt aNo PtH
as though had been made yesterday E'efNbodE he' H.
and many patients wouldn't take gold plate as Il gt Ny
own confidence increases every daY N It, and II was T.
engage in practice AGAIN. had rather have o"" pound ct
ubber Than pounds ii gold tabe used As base tor ar
''''''' ''''' u" = VIZ RtHEiIN, At.
II cn stated thettccth angfacrers did not make
any teeth for the be work. as the demand had
ceased. The fllJWinglc ter II Mr. White the largest
tooth manufacturer in The void peaks for i''clt;
Pms vi PHiA, April IC. 1862.
DN.J. Il. CoMgGYs:- Dear Ill In reply 10 y".r q"e~'
ton, would sly that am mixing h5"r as many
Rubber Teeth as all o,a kinds ,.t ,,pe'nc~ md It
said was making rubber teeth, entirely nisap
pretended the gn"Sttn,1 my eNp'rthte is 'al we tehah"
t,p ntJ ntl, / Ifrrp
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PROBATE COURT

Probate Courts within and for the District OF Ran
doph Tor the year ensuing, will be holden follows,
viz
AT the Registers Office in Brookfeld on the fist Thurs
day in each month.
At the Orange G. UNITY II otel in Chelsea the third
Thursday of each month.
At hadwicks Hotel In West Randolph, the fourth
Thursday in each month.
At J. l.. Bowles' Hotel in Washington, the second
Thursday in February, May and August
By order OF Court,
J. Z. CLEAVELAND, Register.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-25
+ gIc'S Pile and humW Cure.
THE ONLY SURE CURE
ZOE RLEEhiEG. BLIND, AND iICnING PILES,

FOE RLEEhlNG. BLIND, AND lTCHING PILES,
LEfHH>I. Sl'RufULA; SALT kAEUM,
AND DISEASES OF THE
SKIN.
one bottle warranted To cure every case of Piles two
bottles n all other of the uD diseases: IL not
ucaier are requested to refund tn uey every case
only Eve be" les III thousand cturne and ere
ronlrH ed IstLla. llundrtus OF etas and cerncaIe4
ar now ~ the ptUpr eor's posse--iOn, wbch eau be
seen on application Send for Circular
Prepared 10y henry u. FOWLE, Chemist. Il Pine
street, Boston. Sold everywhere Certificates with
each bottle
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g1A ~ m nNEkh. me-.

The North part Walden. ab uL Two miles from Last
uardwick nd near the stage road c9dmg fir Hard
wick to Danvlle about 81 OF and, Is wei 1enccd
win 4aar rails ana WALL is about equally divided into
rowi n.y. pasturag tllag, wood land and small sugar
pla CO. The road is shaded by about 2OO beautiful maple
tren. oC ten vars, growth. Buildings including two
Iarg. barns in EXCELLENT condition and very convenient
h client soft water the house and BARN. sad farm
h ha,l The tire income Of another farm for last
,wo,ve wars and IL in high state o, cluVaton, ami
can nearly all b. moved wi III machine. ,
lso another farm sale tf bout ~ acre-l0 clear
b' large sugar orchard of about 1900 trees, good
sugar hrus with fixtures for tapping iZov trees $40 rod'
of sawed troughs to conduc. the sap to the house. Aso
DO eoc, ~ drv wood These places viii BE- sofa to-
reher, or separately If desired Direct al commnn'c"-
:. l. EliIIi'' '''N ''"'N''O'' .
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December l, 1850.

STATE OF VERMONT, I The Hon. the Probate Conr
TI.TRtcr OF t,YpoLPH s.. ifor said DStnct,--To al
prrs MS concerned in the Estate Danrrl h. Durham
a., ,f Tnr,rid - deceased, GREETING.
t,1UEREAS "a lista Dunhtm and Elbrdge F. but
" ham, Administrators of the estate of said deceased
renueS said COu 10 allow theu the further time OF one
wear from and after tE.e }d day G August D. 1862,
10 make payment of I-bls and close the settlement
Of the Estate
Therefore, you hereby notified that said Grp cation
will h. heard at session of the Probate Count to be hald
at Chelsea the 2lst daY "i August next, at "hich
time you NAV he heard in The premises.
And this Order shall be published Iniee weeks success
lively in the Green Mountain freeman, IA newspaper
printed at MONTPELIER this state; the last u Whlch
publications shall be before The day assigned for hearing
afl eGaid. go
Given under my hand At the Probate Office a Cheisra
' f&4Ey3t PE&LEY &. JON e.. Judge.
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EsrORsaEH GOgarss.

STATE OF VERMONT, (DRoBATE COURTS within
AenINdToN DISTRICT, i and for the District afore
aid will be holden the Probate Office in Montpelier in
aid District on Tuesday Of each week, during the year
ensuing. Persons hayn. business with said Court
auested to attend to the same on said court days.
4. r. MERRILL, Judge.
nharl
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gEh259EKt GGneEas and &glGEl-
yaEa f&:liSr0aIs.


TIRE ins Going south and East.
Leave Montpelier - az I'M. IS P. and 10 3j
M ALL TRAIN leaves Eouses Point al 4.5o =. NJ st.
WI Adams at $50 A. M Burlington 7,l5 A. NJ, con-
Meeting White River junction withlrains for ana from
Wells River, 81. J"hnSbury and tntieron, aud with
Northern Rarold for Boston, Lowell, Worcester &C.,
and connecting at Bellows Falls with heshre r. X.
or Boston and with Vermont Valley r. r. tor Spring
at l0,l5P. n.
ExrREss TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point & 05 for
Burlington and Nortlfeld Connecting at Burlington
with boats for Whehall &c.
MIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Ogdensbu'g at 1900 NJ,
Mont zeal at 100 M kouscs Poi int at 10 NJ, arriy
ing at Boston at $40 NJ, connecting at Bellows Falls
with Cheshire K. X. for Boston and Worcester and with
Vermont Valley r. R. for Springfield and New Haven
and arriving 10 New York at 4 20 p. NJ.
Trains Going North and West.
Leave Montpelier at 0S M. 1.35 NJ and 80 P.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston at 1.30 NJ. Via. Lowell,
Lawrence VI FiChburG. Leaves Springfield at 7.25 NJ.
Bellows Falls at l22 connecting White nIver
Juncti with Northern X. r from Boston and with Pas
snmpsic h. H. Tor and from st. Johnsbury and LittIcton
arriving at Burlington at Gas p. and ~ Adams AT =
30 p. Nj, Ogden>burgh $50 NJ and Montreal at 10 30
p NJ.
AccomMopATioy TRAIN leaves NorthfeIt at 7.2J L. NJ,
and Burlington at SO NJ, for Rousrs Point and Mon
treaI.
Mono ExpRrSs TRAM lea YES RelIuws Falls at l5pM
RECEIVING passengers from Vernon Valley X. L. leaving
New York at 500 a. W., and troih Cheshire Z. r.
leaving Boston 1T } 90 ?. NJ connecting al
White River Junction with tram leaving hslon at
$50 p via Lowell or at 90 Via Lawrence. leave
While River Junction at 1873 arriving at Rurn
at 52) M., kOuses Point al ! % NJ, Moiirth! at
1906 aud Ogdersbu gh at I!fp "a, connect
with Grand funk trains fnr NetOit Chicago aui the
West.
Sleeping attached to to'h the night ekpreS
trains uhnjre between Rouse's Pom ard boSton.
Through Tickets for Chicago and tr "esl for sale u
the principal stations.
G MERRILL. sup't
st. Adams, VI June %. lSc2.
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held at
WASHINGTON DISTRICT So Montpelier in said district on
the 18th day of August, A. d. 1862.
%AMJIEI s KELTON Administrator de hons non
! with The will annexet, If the estate of Darius Royden,
late of Montpelier said district deceased presents ms
nsraop account for examination and allowance,
and makes application for decree OF distribution ana par
,ion Of the estate of said deceased
Whereupon it is ordered by SAID CONT lhal sa'u account
an, n; he refer ed to session of said Court
IN he held at the Probate Office in said Montpelier on the
10th day of Sepembe A. b. 1862 for hearing and decision
III reon and it IS further ,deed, that notice hereof be
given to all persons interested by publication OF the same
three weeks successfully in the Green Mountain
Freeman newspaper published at Montpelier preVoSto
said time and place. and show cause, II any they may
have why said should not be allowed, and such
decree made by the Co"tt ,,
3t7 Attest +. II. MERRILL Judge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-24
ROpOsA LSFOR MULES

PROPOSALS FOR MULES.
DEror Qu.srkRuAarPR's OFFICE,
w..v Corner = cf 7 n ard 6 s Z. s
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this office
until Thursday October Spth at i? O'Clock NJ, for
furnishing the Government with t2'NS) two thous-
SpECIFICATIONS
Al to be 90 fourteen hands and over in hsisht
purposes, and to be- OVER THREE AND UNDER NINE
YEARS Oh AGE.
Proposals 20 be for lyHt FIVE hundred snd upwards
The iuH name snd Post Office address Of the hid
der must sppear in the proposal.
liza bid is made in the name of firm, the names
of oil the parties must appear, or The bid will be
considered as the individual proposal OF the part
Proposals from disloycl parties lriN no. b oonsid-
ered, AND Az OATH OF ALLEGIANCE MUST ACCOMPANY
Proposals must be addressed to Col D. Fl Ruckcr,
QusrtHrmaster U. 4. Army. Washington, D. O., and
Sh9ui!0e plainly sFssl rTSR'SaiS Tor Mules
The ability of the bidder To Gil the contract,
by two responsible persons, whose signatures mast
be appended to the guarantee.
The responsibility Of the susrsntors must be
neare.t District Court or Of the United States Dis
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
ere opened, or their proposals viii not be conaid-
cred
Bonds in the sum of twenty Thousand dollars,
signed by the contractor ana both ofhis Euarantors,
will be required Of the successful bidder upon sign
* the bend mast accompany tho contract it will
be necessary for bidders 10 have their bondsTnen
with them so have bonds signed in antc; patton
and ready 10 be produced Wkea the contract is
sppi;cat:d bHing male al this ofcc.p ether persSn
ally, by letter. or by telegraph.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We. nf tho county Of. and state Of,
s saS S the count, G e. sa f Sh do
ton. rnd that, sh"u'j his proposition ho accepted,
lie sill # once enter into contract il accoriancs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-24
PARTICULAR NOTICE

Their many preparations sold under the name
of BIZ & put IL quart bottles, compounded of the
cheapest whisky or common rum, costing from ~
10 ~ cents per gallon, the taste disguised by Ance
or Coriander Seed.
This class of Biters has caused and will continue
10 caunc, as long they he sold. hundreds to
die the death of the Hrunkard. b their use the
system is Kept continually under the influence of
Alcoholic Stimulsnts Of the worst kind the desire
for Liquor is ted and kept up, and the result is
VII the horrors attendant upon drunkards life and
death.
For those who desire and priN harG Liquor Bit
tcrs, publish the following receipt Get oas
ionI- focaands Gt.,ian Bia.'S and mi with thre
4safis q good BT.r3g o. Whi". and the result will
Q pr aratnu iii.t Ill far c.rrG in nlCdca, viz
tueS:nd true eAceleuce any of the Liz 4Or
Bitters III tn. market, snd viii rus, nlrch less You
viii bayS all the virtues OF HoQgdad BiileJs in
conIrcii IN With coed a tcla IF Liquor at much
less price than these inferior preparations will
cost You.
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Asrisr,xs Qr.sstsassvT. 8 > .,
Cwsxv ~ esd 7eeE.y u -
2laHfNa- ID 4. = p.

w.sErs;S;iT 2 q y Z, - a.. iss ;ie.
NH r o. iari ~, satursIa,. De, - IS. fnt
NJ rfrrri. rg the work AMI furJishinz ias fors
., rrrci o,rpd tise,ns "a mf "5 as.. on
s.r. :. ICES, I've IS second, ami "a, Riaeksnith :
sl"s on : Of set near T~entY irsy
toy -. GA tts,, .strr's o 'r.r' ~.
TIE fi3 mu-t s.ate The pdc. f''r I--lf.r@ing the
labor and toe rrice pSr foot OF hose "n
rs- r rrS er.s I'D reserves to hs rishst %
REJECT any bid which nsy ee It. Vii AIT he saS
siderea Az oath of all sancs ~ ~ u s.Savern-
N, \, mas; accompany s.eh rr.ro1i ~" ~, ,,f-..
Should il Re awarded 10 him. mat 2 -a,rsnte.d
BY two rcrs"n.ih!, pcrt"ns, who's" s'Sa.'ar's are
The responsibility Of the suars:rt"- must be
shown 10y the Official certificate af he Clerk of the
nearest District COur: or of the Gated ;t<tss Dis
Riddrrs must h. present in pe-.nn When the bids
The 'uii name and post ofice aa1-ass 4 the bsa-
der mas appear in the proposal
IFS bid * made in the nsme OF & srm the names.
of all The parties must apgrar, or n had VIII De
ennrideredss the individual proposal oftsc partner
Bnnds ,n the sun, OF one thoussnt ioI..r. signed
BY he o"ntrAetoF and 6p.t 81 BIZ t1srsft,rs viii
he r, snired OF tho successful hd"rr upon sigainE
Inf"rEnsl proposal. win be reJec.ss
Proposals must he addressed To dppt. J. Dsrs,
As<i.tani Qasrt~rnins,~r, Z. > Arg, w.shiugtas.
d G.. ara should be plainly ms. ed Proposals
for the erection OF lire Pings"
Fora af GKaraate
We, Of the county Of. aa4 State Of,
Ard anGs,, 81 The s,Isn sa tat s,ss H. do
irart accordance With the terrpi 81 hi- p-1posi.
tnn aud that. should his propositraa hr accepted,
In sheniS the eantraes he sssrSss Go
him We ear are prepared to i'eN,ne bis = rsties
certifrHtg above mentionHd.l
fos further infurniatiau, sPpiy at .his ofhcs.
Capt and Asst Qua !. : t Sa master
oc 2n-d z. =. Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-24

"a. division. OF Cheatham. Buckner and An
dcrsCn were scsnfeTm1rcr"d 10 give battle 20
thu To-. in tls- rear or our lines A. =,
The tirit 0pTned on our right WITH artillery
atGa m AT 80. n. the whole line moved IN
sl.EuLis style 10 close quarters with the enemy
f,tr one. hour and n half The enemy mi intalned
hie ground 'IraNrly. Our troops fought Ike
heroes until the enemy began 70 falter, when
our boys moved inward and drove th'm thr.'c
or four mills, cntip'ly OFT the battlefield. In
the meantime an attempt on our left had been
rrEgisrd; .,d ., ..,, .,a soo ~ eoo ,ri. on
ers but for want nf horses only pieces We're
brought OF. Our casualties are ss,isaf'.s q.
1.!5is,. Night PIT an end la tn" conflict ms
.n' myS loss j. believed 10 b. more thHr ticdnie
ours Buell. had ;iia,sG men. We fought with
only !2.Gtt, anu tooh prisoners Iroin Nv" ui'l-
siGrS.
Our army is in The highest spirits. A Frank
fnrt HE. matter was Scun rnti,Si. The rn~rny
under Mct Iock fed before Kirby Smith. With
crs cut oft lis rear. look 100 prisoners and IL
wagons.
Brars's depots being menaced, he At once
Withdrew his army 10 protect them. lfilHle0i-
airiy n flag of truce from the enemy asked
permits sion 10 bury their dead. At daylight
NJ VI morning after the nght. not even Yankee
surgeon was left on the field. Their Wounaed
we've all left: cur wounded we're removed.
GFu. Polk had Il narrow escape. Gen. Bragg
saws that he has the hest troops in tbe woriG
Two thou sand KTntuGkiIns have taken arms,
and more are organizing.
hIICUE our hiil'u - i-iStAt = ''''N-
The list Trnnr.srs: Lieut. Col. Evans OF the
Texas Rangers: Mai. ". Pryor, conml>> arJ;
Gait Cartwright u Georgia: and w. =. May,
of Gen. Claiborna's sJaH
skIRNISu y NICHOLAS COT MY.
letter from in officer in The army. dated
s-Omsryllt. >th inst. says that on the previous
day the Yankees rlad1 ii da Sh Oh 4 few OF Cap
tain Iackey'> company. Iitb Virginia, and
captured eight o. them. near Birch river. I'M
rlrdntPIy OH learning tile fact. Col. &C. nor
born started III pursuit with his cav airy, over
tool, tl' Cicins III y O'Clock ,iIc mUrGin% OF
jI. >;b, near Bilil Town, and. after BRISK en-
g;,gs1n+ur, con- ploInlv route" them, re-captur-
ing Lackev's men. killing twelve of the my,
ani taking ~ prisoners. including the com
handing officer. Seventeen horses We're also
wounded. -
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERS:
AND THE FRIENnS OF SOLDIERS

We call tho attention of all HAVING relat ions o.
friepST e 'hf TTaF t The fact thai
dent to camp life II tie Isl, pusSlshed alc mo-
sutrbs from debiity 2ers e' Of ts 4G kd
Dr. sIes sTrsS the s
Dreams are speedily reposed. We have no he.its-
used among our soldiers hundreds Of lives mi ll,t
L. ssved that otis rwise vii! be lost. -.
markable and well authenticated cure OF one of the
has been saved by the Bitters:'
PHIlApE1rHIA, usrst- I'd 1862
MsssrS. Jonas l. Eroas.--Nell. gentlemen, your
Hoosn Gerinan Ritter- has ras ed my life, There
is no mistake in this II is ,ouched Tor y numbers
uflny eomradee. some ofwhose nslncs are appended,
and who were fully cogni2ant of all The circum
Il fer q, cam Of n1ss 9'ea ,a
battery and under thc named ate command of Can
tain B. AEIes ThFouS tne eXg2sare atsentsnt
her last with Inflammation OF the lungs anu was
for scvrn, Us days in ihe hospiisl. This WIS fol-
lowed by great debility heightened h! Nh attack OF
hyS"ntcry. j IVES then removed from the White
House and sent t" this city hoard tso steamer
any could he and still retain spurk Of vital
swallow IN, thing nd if iii force a mo rcI down
it was immediately thrown up again.
LII HstsT On
stances. and, accor'in;Iy, the physicions who hsd
been WOrklDy ISithluiy though unRucce sffully, 10
rescue me from the grasp OF the dread Archer.
frankly told me they could do more for me, and
to s . and to maxi such
A sa,,fs II ssG e
:as sns pre ts;Sra so he s
atP .shi ind 'h9n hs hw
gained ten ana lst1 s ss' sSs bot
from whom have heard nothins Gr 1 eisht .s5;
nom r., T;.,Hf fnisrRTsn @ loyal xirsan,
able Bitters owe the certainty OF life whitI bss
taken ,be place of vague fearsto Bitters III
bosom those Who desfsst to me in lifs to NY
Very truly yours, G Isaac MALsE
We fully concur in the truth Of the above stat.
n,ent. ~ We had despaired oI seoin:. oar c,nraSe
Mr. afHIsnG ffFSf ,S hsass New York
GGE WIs ci,r ANSffdE ca ca e l!th Maine
K. SPENCER Isl Artillery, RatteryP.
HrSE rYt5sET Sth,,S = = q vsr"s.atf
Join w asS Co 5,s a. s. n 9Th A'inO
skfaAS KGGh f al e. c. ssT Y s5ts
1shS FSkI kAr e. Il 81 fssa vermont
BEWARE OF corNrERrxrTsI ...
See that A., The signasure Of '.C, NJ. JACKSON, il
- PRICE PER BOTTLE 5SCESTS,
OR HALF DOZ. FOR 81.
sh"uldroar nearest drussist NOS have the article.
DO rot ha pnt n ~ any of the Intoxicating prsna
rations that may be offered in ts place, but send In
u.s. And We will forward, securely packed by express
PnseirAL OfrieR AxD MASuPAcroKy,
svIs, No, 6sI ARCH ST. NJ
o- 81 81 JON rs KVAks,
y II. Successors to e. n. jackson & Co..
Pros-.etors.
: - For seIe by % isgiss aaG Dealers in evsr,
'sH" 81 '"s = aiss1 rtaHs. o. =. con ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-24
From Rc;. j. ten'oa E,op"a, ID ~, Editor Of tn.
EHrycloptiia q RtligioKs kHc.c!tdge.


EHrycioptdia 81 RtligioRs kHo,cIsdge.
tIthoucll not disposed In favcr recommend
Patent Medicines III general through distru%L uf
their ingredients aud effects, ] yet know Of no
sufficient reasons WAY NAV not testify tn the
benefits h" believes himself In have received from
any simple pre- paratiua, in tha hope that he luay
thus contribute to the benefit of others
DO this the more readily in regard In Hrn!ian :
GcTmar Biters, prepared by DIR. &. NJ. Jack son. Of
this city, because was prejudiced gairSt them for
many years. under the impression that they Were
chiefly an scoholic mixture. am indebted Ia III
friend Robert shoemaker. Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice ny proper tests and for cnctura ge-
ment to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use of three bottles
Of these Rittrrs at the D. rinaing Gf the present
year followed by evident relief and restoratio
to degree Of bodily and mental vig"r which had
not felt for six months before and he'd almost de-
SPARED nf rcgaining. ! therefore thank Goi and
my friend for directing me- to The use OF them.
J.. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadeiphis, June %, 1861.
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