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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-05-29
@ta6t- II. Qan6<NQ6ri6ten.
Anfrnf fit bas (t4stt Regiment ppn
minnetota.
@eneral:& auptqmartier &taat
mtunefpfd.

Generals auptqmartier @taat
Minnefpta.
g iutanten-Offter
ct. Yaul, %. Mat 1862.
@eneral>8 sfebl SO. 6.
Der 8rieeeminiaer bat an ben @cuperneur bes
Staates bic brtnseuee Nnforberuns fur Elm |eas-
tes Snfanterie-& esinent eefeqt.
Sn benz 8ertrauen, bae aud in 3ufunft, ME
bisber patriotismus bic BIreer u~nisres Staates
ausaa9neu psrte, unb tab, mel@er 8eoarf fir
ternere Gruppen ll& Jest oesr ipater aud eraebsn
m0ee, jeber Minne1otier frsuste uno raid cur
Yertbeipisuus Der 6reibeit unb ees Gate,lonbes
bsreit iein perbe, Serfaet bu 6 ummanteur en- Gbef
bic ~icfcrtise Organization zines Snfanterie-&e-
%simenta, in ben 9ienf une @clb Der @ereinieten
Staaten auf erei SABRE poer wabrenb Der Dauer
oes 3riess ein3ureiben uno gu bs3eidnen ais Das
leh 'ts &eeiment, Miansfota @Olcntdrs. Gs iuQ
betsben aus 10 Qompauien> iebe 3uiantn,eneelest
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-05-29

Semben bel9o1en. Jnbellen -bel9rdntte I9 Der
stlamn,te 9@aten auf Elm erobes Sod in einen
1ranspcrtbamptr. Grantlins Dipiiion, bic ben
Sag pcrbtr %sslantet, nabm bic Batttrie unb Der.
trteb bic @ebeQen; bic @@la&t mar ~beenbist ale
unfere Brigade aus Qanb tam. @ir (ndnli&
6rantlins Dipi0on) serloren uneetdbr 81 Ecete
unb 1OO-15O 9erpunbete. 6Off1iert tpet unb
80 tart perpunpet. Gin ean3ts Battalion
Negera mar i'm @efe9t unb bieie
punbt I'D uttten un 1eren 8er ~ u nbe.
ttn.btt 9alfe ab unb bajpnttttrten
lie. Dit fenne0teleutt foaen unltre Scr
t%nnbeten itbr gut bebanbelt baben.
Gin paar BON uniern &eeimentern n1u6ten iiH
I'M Anfans bes @efe&ts %3uradsieben, ba fet In ei-
ntn 9interbalt Selpdt murben.
Der Jeine ii sau3 ben1oraliTrt unb f&t hlcs
nod eiaea lebten 8er3ueiFunesfampf unb bpfe
i'd, baB bic @el9i@te talp ibr Cube errei&t. Ml-
les munter ionf.
Sreurblihf sribet ,Grana.1
W-Die cbise gorreiponbens entbalt bic Moral:
WoQt il. nidt, ba6 bic &ebelen bie9le9er apitel-
len, UNI Gu@ bic 9dlfe ab3ui9neieen, 70 1eqt lie
lelbf an une labt Fe ben @eteQen bic palle alb
l@neieen. De6 rtie 9unbe" bies nit Der erS6ten
BereitwiQisfeit tbun marben, penn Sbr lie uttt
mte 9unbe BON &u9 ntidtet1, teGen Gno mir
eepi6.
@pn Der 3tpeitcn 8atterie. ueter bic
3tpeite gatterie bat uns elm beutl&er Giuwobner
Son ct. 2ouis, Mamens Malter, tpie e. iast, in,
Namsn unb aufseforbert BON mebrereu Mitslie-
bern Der Batterie. BON beuen teines :3eit sebabt
bate, ielblt 3u i9rsiten. einen Beri9t, tatirt ct.
yeuis q. Mai, 3ufomuaen la0sn, be0.n eieen-
tblrali@sn Snbalt mir nur eeii9tst Zen, Qeltr uor-
lesea t0nnen. Ia mir uns ni@t beiuet elauben.
aut bic Nutctitat zines uns unbefannten. Der uimt
einraal Mfitslieb Der &pmranie it, 8erbGlmiGe
Shentli& 81 berabrtn, tel9e bas @ob! unp @ebe
Der Battsrie auf bas Snnisie anssben uno bes.
balb n;dt lei9tTnnis BEN publifun, iberant,por-
tet trerten loQen.
lie Salterie fam, laut Beri&t bee 3ru. @at>
ter, frab 4 ubr an, Is. Mpril in ct. 2ouis an,
'narl@irte I'M. 10 ubr mad ZEN Benton Barrads,
smrfns ann z Mai Yferbe unb @ei&use unb fubr
nm 81. @ai nit 3uridIa0uns Scn Rranten mad
Ytttsbureb Rambling al, LETTER obue
ibrsn 3peiten 9ieu'tnant, 9. &o{ent, b.r Iaut
Be,i9t bes 3errn Batter in ct. Qcuis auriid.
blieb, neil er I& am 20. bieles burd einen @tur3
nit benz Yferce Elm 8tiu brad.
Die biereur@ eriolete unslidlite unterbre&una
Der militarif&en eauftabn pes 5errn @clent tpirb
bohentli& nur cine fur3e tein.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-05-29

IN elmer Na&ldrift nimmt Der arme Meni9
noeb %belenbers Ntl9ieo BON einemM Damn, Der ibm
b~eloneers wtrtb 9euelen au 1ein 1heint.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-05-29

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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-18

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, holden
WAsH1NGroH DISTRICT SIS. at Montpelier, wuhln apa
Ter sad Di,trlc', on the 18th day of November A. D.
1862
n bison A. CHASE, Administrator of the ed
~ tate of Allen Ja' KS late Of Wocdhury IN said
district, deceased, makes Application to Ctmt. wifi
the consent and appreciation IN wiring Of all tie hens d
said ed, for license to sell all al said
deceased situated in said Woodbury., Representing lhat
the sale thereof would be beneficial to said he and
those mtertsttd III said tate:
Nheeupon it is ordered by said Court that said applI
ion be referred to the ODD day If December A. D. 81
he Probate Office in said nntpelIer hearing de.
thereon and it is lurlhet odercd all efSon
interest d, be notified Hereof by publication Of
this apple alton auh order thereon three eek ssurce>
ly in he Green Mountain Fro enlun printed at AuRtpe,
Ter. fue said time ut htar ;.. they may AZ pea al
said time aud ace, aud # hey caisc, ohtc reto
By the Cuurl.
3G2w3t Attest, r. Il. MERRILL Judge
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conceale in their houses during the time the
city vgaG occupied by our troops, and donbteSs
awaited themselves OF the first opportunity TO
make their appearance alter our retreat
On Monday the piekets of the contendng ar
mics fronting the left wing mutually agreed up
on an armistice among themselves, and freely
ntermingled with each other, exchanging their
dead friends and comrades who lay on neutral
ground. During this time General OF our
army rode by and put an end to these proceed
ngs. Tue result was that both parties imme.
diately commenced firing, when of our men
wore killed.
After the General had lef. tho friendly dem
| onstrations of our pickets were renewed and
| butternut and blue uniforms freely mingled.
Abou. this time Gen. franklin depat ched =
lag Of truce, which the enemy Immediately
Recognised, and tho exchange of dead bodies
Was resumed and continued until completed.
Yesterday Gen. Lee sent Dag Of truce to
Gen. burnside asking him to detail men to bury
his dead in front of Gen. Summers grand dvi
sion. This was done.
The wounded with the exception Of those
whom the enemy obtained have all been brought
to this side of the Rappahannock, and as rap
idly 40 possible are being sent to Washington
During the Gag Of truce Gen. Stuart Of the
eGel cavalry in answer to u question stated that
Gen. Banks expedition had gone South, but
that he did not know exactly where,
Cur en,rc army is now encanped on the
same ground which they previously occupied.
Tie soldiers ere as comfortable for the present
as they can be in shelter tents.
Our army has been considerably reinforced
since the battle and no danger whatever is 1T
tached to our present position.
1t is the opinion of military men that even if
we had succeeded in taking the 6rst ridge of the
rebel works, the opportunity for slaughter by
the rebels would have been greater.
Our soldiers, it may he repeated, behaved
with the greatest gAllantry, courage, bravery,
and determination, but no troops could with
stand such concen Grated fire of heavy ordnance
and musketry under cover of Notifications, as
was sent forth by the rebels.
New YORK, Dec. II. The Commercial I'D
rer'is'r states that Gen. Mcclellan wos called t.
Washington yesterday, and that he immenlatry
went tlither in t.. evening".
Five hundred sick soldiers arrived at Jersey
City last eyenrr, but TO one having been notified
OF their arriVs ,neY were obliged to remain in the
cars all ght At eight O'Clock this morning the
arrival, when they were taken to hospitals. Some
cf the sick men stated that they had not had any
food for twenty-four hours.
a Washington dispatch states that Gen. Wo
has been removed from the command OF the De
partmens of Msryland, Gen. Schenck succeeding
| him.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-18
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or THE PoT0MAC,
TALNvUTH, Va, Dec. y,

Yesterday morning, when daylight appeared
the enemy seemed to be, as they 10 doubt were,
perfectly aStOniGhed THAT odr army had succeed
ed in RETURNING 10 dis side Of the kupp4bal-
mock river.
We returned without losing q single man CT
u gun in the retrograde movement. A few 50!
disIs who had struggled OH made their apuc.r.
ance on the river bank after the p0ot,on bridges
had been removed, but lhey were subsequently,
brought over safely in smai! boats.
few privates who were guarding q house
inhabited by q private family, were not during
the night aware Of the recrossing of the river
but in the morning became aware Of tho fact.
They safely swan over.
The pckets Of the contendipg armies being
separted by only few yards, rendered it neces'
sary that everything should be conducted With
the utmost caution.
The pickets on the outpost were unaware of
the movement We were making until just Before
daylight, when an officer went to each indiyidu.
al man and in q low tone OF voice ordered him
~ ial back. After they got sufficiently far
away to be out of danger they were ordered to
quicken their PATE and reach tho bridges az
quickly as possible.
About nine o'clock yesterday morning. the
enemy advanced their skirmishers along their
entire line, and by noon had established their
pickets near the bank of the river.
We had large numb-r of dead on what was
considered neutral ground, and as soon as it
was known our forces had evacuated the CITY.
the soldiers of the onelny commenced robbing
TIE ileIess bodies. This was plainly seen
through field glass, as well as udistinctly By
the naked eye.
About ten or eleven 0 'cocI, ladies' very neat
ly dressed were seen walkIoa about the stroets
OF fredericksburg. They lad doubtless been
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-18

Do you sing! and are YOU troubled with hoarsenssq
II 80 use Doc. Gfpid's Homeo ah;c turatves NJ for
'u6a5 and hearscne'S. keep them in your pocket
and axe whenever ll. hOarse aud you Will pronounce
them Invaluable. So. by l.. 4. Pier e 4, CO. Mont.
pelier, w. NJ. :. Burr 4 Co Wholesale, Roson or sent
per NAL anywhere by Ph9 Lee, receipt Of price 25
cents. Manual furnished free See that Philip Lees
name is each box.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-18
~. EE. GOH;sg's Estate.

TIE subscribers, having been appoin ed by The Hono
bic Probate Court for the Dititt Of Randolph, ON
miSSoners to receive, examine and Adjust "laW md
demands OF all persons, against The ESTATE of y. to-
fin late Of Orau:e, IN sal his iCt Gtced,td r'Fesented
insnlvtnt, aud he Of six months from the lh day u
October 1862, beng allowed BY sad c0ur to he CIT d
Of said deceased to exhibit prove Their Ies
pectl.r claims before Give notice, that Wd al
Tend to the duties OF ON api ointment Al Tx dive nj
house Btisun Adtcb in DraH- e, in s1lG district Il
The l4h day OF April next tea O'clock in the tore hUon
SAID day.
TENSION ALDRECH, Co,,,.
JESSE DiCkEf, WA
Orange, Oct. l7ih, A D. 1862. Bows
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LADIES GARTER BGOT&

BE ESa 40 9E a h asa2 IN 4b9' .
little glove stirs up my heart tides STIR up the ocean
srowwhite muslin, whsn fits, MAKES many cuTiou
I'll sorts of lady hxins thrill my feelings they'd orter
But little female Sater boots are death ana no'HN
shorter!
And just to put you your guard.
lll give you, short and BRIEF
small hotel experience
Which allied my heart with grief:
Last summer, at the Pavilion Hotel.
stopped n week or more,
And marked two " boot-ees' every neYs
Before my neighber's door;
Two boots with patent leather tips,
Two boots which seemed to say.
"An angel trots around in as
They stole my heart away,
And sften in my nightly dreams
fhey swept before my face,
A lady growing out Of them
A. flowers grow from vase.
But ali F.! enc morn saw . sight
Which STRUCK me like stone
Some other name the besk
Those boots were not alone.
great tall pair OF other boot
Was standing by their side,
And off they walked one afternoon
And with them waked-a bride.
Ladies, comment is unnecessary
Those Cater Boots came from
d. e.. PAGE
Where be found at ell times large assortment Of
Ladies, Misses and Children's Boots
and Shoes OF the latest French Imported Work
Also, Of our manufacture
Ladies and Gents Balmoral Boots, (new STYLE
Misses and Childrens -
Boys ard Youths
Also the celebrated UNION BOOT, and in facta
general assortment Of
Boys and Mems Boots and Shoes,
Thick ard Thin.
We are the sole manufacturers on
Plumers Cello brated Patent Last.
CUSTOM BOOTS MADE TO FIT.
We can't he beat in Style, Quality or Prices
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS
fer the Trade a: the LOWEST PRICES, as usual.
81 P LEASE CALL
j, O. PAGE,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-18
Administrators Sale

Pursuance Of cs pse granted by the Probate Court
for Washnton street. the felo Sing scr bed props
erty belonging to the estate Of thomas Flynn late
horetown deceased. will be sold at the late idece d
the deceased In the 9Th day Of De cent err. A, ,1t
TO wit: The home farm of said deceased situa: aid
Aoretown, except the right OF emetead and righi o
dewer therein but in luding the revers OF the widow
dover Said farm consisting Of about fifty acres Of AN
and the n'ldings theron also buggy wagon sl,ig
harness, ole colt sled, &c.
HIRAM HATHAWAY, Administrat )r. Z
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-18
RY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.
r O'CLOCK A. M.
SDecial 10 the Boston Journal.

WASHINGTON, D,o. II. There is reason to
believe that within week the Mississippi river
will bs.o peneJ. Already unarmed steamers
are trading supplies for cotton below the sta
ton of the armed gunboats.
Some 1000 wounded soldiers arrived to-day
from fredericksburg All have been we'll cared
for. The weather is growing colder. All tho
troops in the field are to DO we'll supplied with
warm clothing and comfortable tents.
PERLEY.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-18

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TIE POTOMAC, Dec.
II. TIE weather is cod with D northeast
wind. Last night the enemy increased their
entrenchments on the terraces in the rear of
fredericksburg, and threw up rille-pits near the
river on the left of the city. 10 day their bat
terry drills were visible 10 tho naked eye on the
plain.
No movement of Importance hes taken place
to day. Our troops are in excellent condition
and as enthusiastic as previous to the late en-
gagemcns.
Nav YORK, Dec. II. A Falmouth dispatch
to the P iladelpha Inquirer, dated 9 "A. NJ :.
yesterday, says The rebels have opened on the
city, and commenced moving down their troops.
Oar batteries have opened upon them, and u
furious ,annonading is going on.
The Alabama is reported as at Dominica,
Nov. 2Sth. Also reported that she had chased
a schooner which ran into Dominica for protec-
ton. The San Jaeinto had gone to st. Thomas.
WASHINGTON, Dec. II. To-day petition
from the loyal men of Florida, asking tor the
appointment of Hon. Eli Thayer AS Military
Governor of that State, with Authority to rails,
2O,O 900 loyal emigrants WAS presented by del
egatlon of Members of Congress, with Vice
President Hamhn at the head.
The City Council of Washington to-day me-
morialzed Congress to aid the construction OF
the etropolitan railroad from this city to Ha-
gerstown and from here to the deep waters OF
the chesapeake. the latter twenty miles.
HARRIsBURCH, Pa. Dec. II. Gov. Curtin
started for Washington this afternoon, to make
one more vigorous effort to procure from tho
United States authorities permission to remove
all the Pennsylvania sick and wounded soldiers
to the various hospitals within that State.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-18
W. % % Id

We want some wood, and we wish those who
desire to pay for their paper in that commodity
would draw us some, forthwith.
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EhemeyPr r.. Hg0ycy,s Estate,

! HE Subscribers, having been appointed by ihe iion
orahe kPn bate 'ourt for The District If RandoIth
co nhsSiobtrs, 10 receive tNa1ine, al Just all CIne
ana httatd If all persons agIi the estate OF Ebene-
I. Ho"y, lue of Brookfrld, ia said district, Id
ceased tenesented IN olVen aud the Term OF mouhs
ON ~ . day If Nov. 1870, hcing allowed H. si!d
Court 10 the ctcd'icrs e sad licensed tn exit 1t aAd
move iheH respective claims b. fore u.s. Give notice N Il
we III attend to the dies o cur apIonjHeut at I'D
Westinghouse "f Avian Iluvey 81, in Broktied. 81
district, On the secohn Tuesday Of Jauuily at IN
O'Clock IN die fucnuUn. un. sand day.
ARIEL EtRNNNtI, }c. "A
VII. LAM h. ClIAM8ERLAIN,} tenn
B,ockitd NpY. @sth a T. lS.9. Sou
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-18

STATE OF yLkAoAI, tPEoBAgA. CCuP-s VIA
gA.HiNeT' DISTRICT IS aha tor the D.s.rc a.,r.
4id will be holden the Probate Cce Ia Mont eci +,
I'd District Tuesday Of each week, dunn. Il yea.
,csung. Persons having business with said Cogr a.S r
'aestcd to attend to the same on said court days
7. K. MERRILL, Judge
December 1880.
STATE OF VERMONT, / In Probate Cout he d q,
W.sHrye on DISTRICT. S.. Montpelier, in said al cI
Gu he 22d d. y ui Octt Der, 4 D. 1862
MARTHA huRsE anu ELIJAH WINCH executor, oe
vi the last Ill aud testament ct Nathan Mo,sr air n
Northded in said disrict deceased admin
istraon xcccuDt for ,1amnatica aud allowance .nd
make appc alton for decree Of distribution ana M,
of the state at said DECREASED
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Count that SAID =,
csun and said application be referred to sr.son o
sail Court to he held al the Probate Once in said ,on
peier the 10Th day OF December A. D. 1862 for
an. decision thereon:
And 10 further ordered that notice hereof be given
all persons iieres ed by public alton Of the same th,
weeks excessively in the Green Mountain Fre.n.n :
arwspapef published at Montpelier pre,it II, Ia ID
appointed for hearing that they may ppe .as im
nd place, and show cause il an! they may have VIII
said account shoufn not be allowed, and such t,,.
| made. By the CCur.
f36lws Attest, n. A. CHASE, Register, 4
RANDOLPH Dis1KIcr, So. ! BrooI field within and :.
said Dstrlc, the 25th day ot November, A. D. 1862
= HAS S. BRIGGS, guardian un"t harlr> D. Iulker
- minor, siding in v amstun, SAID di,t,i ma, ~
application for hrtre 10 sti AL The ea,, CT M
said ward a"d represents that such sale for the trs
interest of his sain wand, that the ai tt III m
ter4,t or oherw Use invested for his ben ill.,
WheieGpon il is ordered by ad Count, that said arp
Ca'nn be referred t" session thtecf 10 be ted At M
Probate Office in said iirrokrld The 7lh d., 0 De
A. ID. 1872 for hearing and decision thereon. nd
further ordered Il at all persons interested bt fed it nj
Of by publication of this order ihee we H. scyrlv
in the Getu Mountain Freeman, printed 1T 5t:tIr
before The time Gpputeh aforesaid for htaril O. Al
they may arle said TINE and place TOW case.
if any they may haze, why such iiceuse should lot ID
BY order Of Court,
f3s2wa j. h. vLEAvELAND Register.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-18
ES0rape &. gsAyEe' EA&a9c.

THE Subscribers, having been ap; oiucd rs HonGrl
b3 Probate Court for Distinct OF gnn. Com
ssiuMcr, 10 eseve, esai, and "Ilst al clam aud
demands e al persons against TIE Il, A..
Davis, lite OF Btlu III sand strict, dec 4. 4
the OF six ,rnti the ooh dnl Of mbe r.
being allow ed by Sid court 20 the tf sad
,rl, IL Ill aud thtf epectI,t cl b.
foe Give notice. that viii alien to lie In res e
appointment a the dwelling house oil Harriet N.
Davi in Berlin N said district, The c9 day o LED
CT mber aud 29t day Of Nay heat, at clock tho
afternoon. On each vi SAID days.
HORACEBRALEY. ! -., Il
MARVIN sIMONS, ""'"
Berlin, Nov Goth, A D. 1862. 36lw3
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-18
To COnSvsnaDl5ycs.

-. y ~UHh~tSu
T'HE Advertiser, having been restored to health IN
few weeks, by very simple remedy after having suf
ered several years with lung affection and that
dread disease, Consumpion-i5 anxious TO make known
to ms feliow-sufrrers he means OF cure.
Ic all who desire it, he will se"d copy Of the pre-
scrrton used Gree Of charged tith the directions for
preparing ana using The same which Tho will fnd SURE
CUEE FOF G, 5sUm prtoa. ASTHMA RoHcH,1Is Sc The
ony object OF the adyCr sending The prescription
IL l" neht the afflicted, rnd spr al information which
ne cohceves to be Invaluable and he hopes every sufferer
VIII try MS remedy, as IL viii them nothing and
may prove a blessing. "
fartes wishing the prescription will please address
RGv. EDWAltD 4. WILSON.
Niliiamabureh,
So5W3m Kings Coanty, New York.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-18
Notice.

THE annual meeting OF the sock holders CT the Yer.
mont Eank, FOR choice Of Directors Tor the wear epsu.
rs VIII be hol1en al heir banking rooms, on tuesday
me I1h day o. January next, al two O'Clock Z. IL.
Sec' !, 1902. Jo3Jg j. a. PAGE. CASH
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SOtace.

A IT. Persons having unsettl d accounts with H. A
"a Little 10, requested TO callaud settle he sam
ocflrc January l. 1854 IA. LITTLE Il co {
North Montpelier, nov. II 1862 nov2lg4d&w
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RELIEF N TEN MINUTE5
RryaEa's EsaasN0saiC Waters.

The most certain rd speedy remedy ever dscov red for
al Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs Coug chs, Colds,
Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis, lAAuenza,
AoarSeuesa, fdcult !irca.Aing, sore
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-18

little glove stirs up NY heart tides STIR up the ocean
srow-whte muslin, whe il fits, mthes many cuTiou
notion
I'll of lady fxins thrill my feelings as they'd orei
But little female gaiter boots death and no'Ain
shorter
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-29
No sSi CLAY STREET,

No ~ CLAY STREET,
/ Opposite ih< sosthw est eornsr IL the Plaza
N|HERE VIZ CAN Re CONSULTED PRI-
w vstely, and with the atmosi csnSassce by
The afflicted, Al al hO4rs DAILY, from . 4. n To
sFH
pR NorN6 Addresses fhsse she are suffering
aa4er the ss.icfssn If Private di-~aSes whether
sTisIE- frn EuFur~ ce1n~~tion the isrrihie wee
%; -slf-aa-u-e- fssvotiDg h.. srsir~ tiEsr 10 tbs,
,,srti~i4r hrznrh a ths pros-ssss.s n. s-.is war
raatr4 "a CT ARANTEElNG 4 CURE N ALL
'A-E>. vA~fhrr 81 loar st@E1isg r-ccniiy Con-
ira.te1- rafirrly removing the arrgs II disease
i1s-a fhe sy-tssn. and SnAksnga f.RsEcr and PEE-
NANENT sTRE
H. vozia call the E',snfiau Of the Afflicted 70
'i- is~i & ks l,sng-ssnnsis< saA xeIisarneA r.,-
ltsfrer- furnishing suci-E; ASSURANCE of b. skfi
ard .scsrss.
tP~srds e g., theuSnna cas~- have hem Dis
rharssi cUr"d N the yr2E eslinx Jaly 1T. Irss.
-ho- ~ recosG sarF@ssi=s aEy hospital the
{ ufisz! state
CONSULTATION. hy lss,-r ~ sth.rwi-.. Fsss
CoN~TfTT TIssNAL DEBILITY AND SEMINAL
WEAkNE---I'E- YeEa- sAdress.. isO-e ~ho
have iuiarr4 thspas.lyes ~ private ss& isavroy~r
is1slg~Rce IN hat s.rsf snI solitary habit whsch
raias The hs-is zrd taiui Hutsfn tkera either for
hE-iH-ss - -orietr IN The ri,w nssrrss upon
th~ir minds i~ss.r~ y = late. the assoizse ne
cs-sIis - -kilitul tcslc4l irrainsrni- and sy a
dsFret eour-e % F,ason.ag 20 shsE tia; although
nav n.i D.. us Eraiefal f"F the health given a.
thar 10 cAnnoi b. sf.ortea trisea With without
io-, ana hen eac. easenderrd eanaoi h~ rezAin-
ed ~ mcrr zh-tioeuoe from folly. urgent and
strung display 81 courage
IL NAV aus h. generally Understood bF the great
majority % Sufferer, from mental depressions that
thee aul and heavy sensations experienced a the
head and about the chest. ACCOMPANIED 10y feelings
81 anxiety and frrrboins. arse from di-organ-
iraf.siu of fh. ifuuurtant functions of the bo4x -