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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-11
Aeaal Notirts.
& IA TE OF YER MON I,
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, S.

- T A f OF V ERIN O Mt =,
~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT. SIS.
In Probate Court, holden at Montpelier in said dis
trct. the ID day Of July, AID. 1862
Gilbert Huntlci, Administrator Of the estate Of Henry
NJ Nash late II Duxhury IN said district deceased pre-
sents his administration for examination and al
lowanoe and makes application for decree Of distrbu
ton and partition Of the estate Of said deceased Where
upon Il rs ordered by said Court that said and
said application be referred 10 a session Of said Court
be held the Probate Once in said Montpelier on the
29th day OF July, A. 800, for heaing and decision
thereon And q, further ordered that notice hereof be
given all persons interested by publication Of the
three weeks excessively in the Vermont Waterman q
State Journal, newspaper published at Montpelier,
previous said tiple appointed Ter hearing that they
may appear at said time and place, and show n
any they may have Why said account should not be al
lowed. and such decree made.
BY the Court.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsRIRGroN, ID c., June u, 1862 \
Pursuant to joint resolution by Congress to encour
age euismeus in the regular army and volunteer forces
IL is
Ordered That premium Of two dollars shall be paid
for each accept recruit that volunteers for three years
or during the war and every soldier who hereafter
lists either in the regular army the volunteers for three
years or during the war, may receive his first months
pay in advance upon the mastering Of his company into
The service Of the United States after he shall have
been mustered into and joined regiment already in the
service
This order will be transmitted TO the Governors OF
States and recruiting officers
fsipned EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
Secretary of War.
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NIERcY ATHERTON'S ESTATE.

M ENN1 Al HtNIUN 10 Al n.
lFI The subscribers, having been appointedby the
honorable Probate Court for tho district OF Washington,
commissioners TO receive, examine aud ADJUST Al claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate OF mercy
Ahertou late Of MddoseN ia said district deceased, re-
lin day " June 1861 being allowed BY court TO the
creditors Of said deceased exhibit and prove their
pecye claims before Give notice, that we will attend
10 the duties Of our appointment the dwelling house Of
Mosfs Holden, Ia Midddesex in said district, the
last Friday of Judy and November next at one o'clock,
In he afternoon, ON each 81 said days
ALPHEUS BASS, }
JAS. II. HOLDEN, YIN -
MosEs HOLDEN. AGm'r
Middlesex, June Both, A. ID, 1862 O1O9
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WAsHlNGroN, July $, 1862 Evening.
Since the adjournment OF the House
have called ON Mr.. Cross. and obtained few
further particulars He lch on Tuesday
morning having spent Monday in travelling
from The army to the place for taking passage.
He Of course speaks Of The fghiing on Sat
uriay and Sunday He was informed by
Captain Of Stougnton's regiment tina. Slough
tou was killed ! hope the other report hat
COL S. was wounded only, may turn out to
BE- true Cross did not hear that Lieut. Col.
Joyce was killed. that came from another
source, and trust is untrue. The whole
Vermont brigade was IN The 6sht, hu, the 5'h
regiment was particularly exposed, having
been ordered to charge upon battery of the
sncmy, which was doing great damage by
sheIl, The men charged into a swamp, aud
while mired were subjected to terrible cross
fre Capt. Benton was reported wounded in
'he arm, and Lieut. Somers Of Bentons COM
pany was reported as being killed Captain
Selgcr OF Brandon was wounded. The re-
treat Of the brigade was, in military parlance
made in good order the teams all being
saved. Col Lord was especially efficent in
keeping his men orderly in the ranks OF
The sick and wounded Of the amy at Savage's
Station, about one thousand could not be re-
moved, other accounts say two thousand, J
and therefore fell into the hands of the enc
my. Surgeon Chandler, Of Montpelier was
one of the surgeons detailed to remain at hat
station The patients who could leave had
to march sixteen miles. Cross says the men
are in good heart. and sull confident in their
commander.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
A TNNATTn

Published Tor the benefit aud A. a warming and a eau
ton TO young who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, &c. supplying at the time the
means " SeltCue. by who has cured himself after
being put TO great expense through mc,cal imposition
and quackery. BY enclosing post paid addressed
venpc. SINGLE COPIES may be had Of the author, Ma
IHANlEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, King County,
New York 9O42
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MI II A. Willard of Wilard's Hotel
Washington, formerly Of Saxton's river, has
sent To- Judge Colamer $50 for the relief of
'hf 'eA an wounded Vermont soldiers
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DIR. LELANDS
ANTI-RHEUMATIC BAND
PERMANENTLY CURES
RHEUMATISM IN ALL IT'S VARIOUS
FORMS,


Acute InHammatory Chronic, Lumbugo, sciatioa,
Peurodyne, &c, Stiffness Of Joints and Cramps,
Gout Neuralgia and all Nervous Affections,
EYsipelas, Salt Rheum and Scrofuas Eruptons
Of the body-Noutrazes the Impurities of THE
BLOOD and Fluids Of the whole system, and =
equAlizes their circulation aud effectually coun-
- teracts Mercunal ana other poisonous Influences y
~ Gtis conveniently arranged BELT. contain
= ing medicatcd Compound 10 be worn around >
= the body. about the waist, EQUALLY AFFECT
=, ING ALL PARTS, wherever tho disease may be-
- II can be worn without injury TO the most deli
rate person, and no change in the proper htbits .
p, NJ living is required IL entirely removes the
= disease from the system, without nc use Of pow q
= eiful medicines, which weaken the constitution =
and give temporary relief only by supplying the II
: system, and deadening its vitality by this treat -
ment the medicinal properties contained IN the =
4 BAND being Of a highly aromatic and volatile :
nature and capable 81 being readily absorbed, z
= through the pores Of the skin, into direct =
- coattct with the BLOOD aud general Crcula y
p ton, without first having To pass through the
- stomach which would tend not only To detract y
~ from their curative powers, but to impair the in
= icrnal organs and derangc the digestion also -
- thus avoiding the injurious effects, often the
- result Of internal remedies, and ehectng per =
- feet cure by purifying and equalizug the circula
- ton Of the vital fluids and restoring the parts az -
iected 10 a healthy condtinu--this BAND is also "
- most powerful " ANrl-MERCURtAL A =.
GENT CalOme being the primary cause 0f =
= large part Of the Stiffness, Neuralgia Pains and =,
Rheumatcs, so preyaent-and will entirely re- -
= lie,e the system from lis perneious effects. -
Moderate cases are cured in few days and -
q We are constantly receiving undoubed ,estimo-
uals--to which we invite inspection at our uf-
fce-of their efficacy In aggravated cases Of long
PRICE Two DOLLARS. May be had Of Druggists.
will be sent by mail upon receipt Of 1924 or by
press everywhere, with all necessary instruct from
the principal office Of @. SMITH CO,
sole Propretors,
4ol Bro,dsay. near Broome ST., New York.
o. Illustrated Treatise with certified Testimonials
free. n Adapted 20 Soldiers. Oh 80
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COUNTY, CONVENTION.

The Republicans Of Orange County are notified that
Convention for the nomination Of candidates for County
ed Probate District Officers to be supported At the next
annual Frcemens Meeting. will be held al the Town
II, n Chelsea, on Tuesday, the 10th day Of July next
Al l1 o'clock. A NJ. All who are in favor Of earnestly
s.t,n,ng the Constitution and the Union and Of heart
Il, .rpporting the National Administration this our
country peril are very cordially invited 70 attend.
MARTIN,
ROYAL BUFNHAM,
CLEVELAND, JR., County
" W BAILEY. fCommittee.
l. g. BARRON
~ NJ. RICHARDSON,
Iuue g, 1861
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Balloons Celebrated Shirts

May be found az my Store also, measures taken, and
shuts nade 10 order Of the beet material and warranted
TO H.. JAMES . FRENCH
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UlVoTn0T and IOWmandcr ln-Jhlef
PETER 4 WASHBURN,
AdintanL and ImsncctOr GeneTal
srATe on VERMONT.


AniurANr ASH Inspector Generals OFFIcR,
WOODSTOCK, July Z, 1862,
The following orders been issued by the Wa
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. + DIR. G1FFO RID s
HOMEOPATHIC CURATIVKs


No. FrvER, Congesf Cold Ga the head Influenza
tiun and inflammation. IN-CuREs WHOoriNa COusR
2-tuRES WORA FgYBK 22-CuREs EAR DISCHARGES
t-tUREs CoLGc, rtethinr Noise 10 the bead.
SLOW HfnNth, aud Feeble rs Cuh1s sCROttAA knargea
uf Infants. Glands aud Tousns.
4rtuRks 'tAhhHEt. H2i-tuREs tNrERAL nEuiLlIF.
b-CuHEs prsESrERf. i6-CuREs URNkRY nrsEAsEs.
1-tuHEa JOudua, colds CURES SEMINAL EMISSIONS,
Hoarseuess- Involuntary pischargesand
s-CuREs NERVOUS ATTEc- cons.q ueut Prostrationand
TONS, Debility.
q-CuHrs HEAp.cHr. OCCURS URiNARr INooSr1.
iO-CuREs prsPrrstA Heart NENcl WettiuR the Bed.
burn, Acidiiy and Weak8i-CuHIs PAtSFuL MESsEs.
stomach. &c uRFs HLLiousNEss, as
ll-tuREs SUPpKEssE Want OF Appetite, LoWness
MtNsEs. Of Spirits, Jauudice, Con-
l2-I gREs LEucoRBHEA or. stpaton, and Liver Com
Whites ptauts.
CuREs Caoup. .1-tunTs CnRosio Coueus
u LURES SALT kHEUM IiA-tuHra SNuFFLEs o Ca
i5-CuREs kHEuNArisM. tarrh Ia the Head OF In
u tuHus PILLS., Internal url fints.
External. s9-CUREs CosarfrurioSa1
CuREs CArARRH Acute or Disposition t. FREQUENT Al
Chronic, dry or towing tacks Of Headache,
The neatly put up, aixty large
hcdioa sugar Pulls with full directions for taking,
them, price % Vial which Of Moroe
contain l6 Do oor 40 walls the prices OF which given
below.
The symptoms Of nseasc and Method u Civ
Manual accompanying the Medicine, which will be
furnished FREE application.
PRICES IRE rs FOLLOHSs
Case ~ FORTY Walls, with Single boxes number di-
Case q Injury Walls VIA Five boxes Win Book of drce,
Case twenty boxes, With Book of 81
Case Of FIFTEEN yIALs, with
Book, 400
" Address all orders PHILIP Lee William Street,
stamp and the curatyes VII be sent o the
try, they be had Of FRED SMITH,
and l. T. PIERCE CO., Montpelier, Agents. the above
prices $500
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BARRE MAII-In relation to our remarks
respecting daily mail TO Barre and Will
Jamestown, Mr.. Walton writes as follows
The House mas already passed bill for
mail route from Chelsea to WiIiamstown.
When the Senate concurs / shall ask to have
a mail put on SO as to give mail daily to
Barre and Williamstown The delay has
been on account OF want Of authority in the
Post Office Department
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To Let no one fail to read the spirited ad
dress Of Gen. Mcclellan to his army, made
on the Fourth. The time, the occasion, and
the address all speak in praise Of the gallant
General Who will dare now to reiterate the
charges of last winter that Gen Mcclellan is
traitor; a traitor en- Show us the man.
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A MASS CONVENTIONS the Frecmen Of Vermont will
be held at MuNrPRLtHa, Oh the 9Th day Of July next
at eleven o'clock A. NJ 10 nominate candidates for Gov
crnor, Lieut. Governor and Treasurer, 10 be supported AZ
the ensuing election An who are in favor OF sustaining
the Constitution and the Union and OF supporting the
National Administration In the present crisis OF the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-11

In accordance with the call issued by the Re
publican State Committee, tho people Of Vermont
met in Convention at the Village Hail. in Mont
pelier, on Wednesday, July 9th. at 1 o'clock, A.
NJ The Convention was called TO order by Hon.
j. Gregory Smith Of ST. Adams, who read the call
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-11

Dear SIR ~ think that HE E2egcss Il the Rev. Mr.
SWEET uU The Firmamentm The midst ~ the Waters,
II printed and published. would form ,e-y Interesting
paper for the student and be- valuable f It's suggestive
ness all rradcrs Of the Bi lc II received with
much acceptance by Couyooation, aud displaying,
II does much elaborate learning and research il
the opin ~ those who heard H. that 10 should be laid
bef'rs Bnhct scholars especially the views advanced
novel; sudmurh collateral advantage might result in
starting new questious
Respectfully yours,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-30

you'd give rs seven dollars II we'd
pay two ehoons.
Again I didn't notice him. but re-
sumed GO follows: ~ say ] thank You
warmly. When look at this crowd Of
true Americans. my heart sweIls-"
DR.. Schxssey.--So do !. I.-
A voice.-We al do 81
"--my heart swells
A voice.--Three cheers for the
sweils.
ave 1--we, !" said I. Gin troublus times.
but I hope We shall again resume our
former proud positions, and 90 on in
our glorious career !"
DR.. Schwazey.-I'm. willin' for one
to 20 into glorious career. Will you
joio me, feller.eitisens, in . glorious
csresrf Whist wages does 3 man git
for . glorious career, when he fnds
himself?
"Dr. Schwasey." said /. stsrnly,
"yol are drunk. Yours disturbin' the
meetin'." .f.e- g
DR.. S.-Havs you q banquet spread
10 the house should like . rhynos.
syross on the half shell. or . hippopo-
tamus an toast, or q horse and wagon
roasted whole. Anything that's ban.
dy. Don't put yourself out on my ac-
count.
At this point the band begun to make
hideous noises with their brass horns,
and exceedingly ragged boy wanted
TO know IL there wasn't TO be some
whites sfore the concern broke up p
1 didn't exactly know what to do. and
was just on the point Of doin' Il when q
upper winder suddenly opened and 6
stream Of hot water Was bro't to beal
on the disorderly crowd, who took the
hint and retired at once.
When / am tsken BY surprise with
another serenade, 1 shall. among Other
arrangements, have 3 respectful com
pany on hand. So no more from me
to-day. When this you see remember
me.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-30
MARCHING ALoEG.

Ths Army u ssth'ring from near and from
The trumpet 10 sounding the call for the war;
MeolsllAn's our leader, he's gallant and strong.
Well gird on our sxmor and Be marching
along.
Marching along, We are marching along,
Gird on the armof and be marching along;
HeClellan's our leader, hes gallant and
For God and our country We are marching
along.
The foe is before N in battle array
But let us not waver. or turn from the way:
The Lord II our strength, and the Union's our
song,
With courage and faith v. are marching
along.
czoEus:-Marching along, DO.
We sigh for our country, We mourn for our
dead,
For them now. our Last drop of blood we will
shed;
Our cause is the right ons-our foes in the
wrong,
Thsp gladly weTl sing as we're marching
along.
Czorus:-MarchiDg along, DC.
Our wives and our children we leave in your
care,
We feel You will help them their sorrovs to
bear,
'Tis hard thus 10 part, but we hope I wont be
long.
Wen keep up our hearts ss we're marching
slong.
CzoRus;-MArching along, DO.
The flag Of our country il floating on high,
Wen stand by that Flag till We conquer or
die,
McClellans our leader, he's gallant and strong.
Wen gird On our armor and bs marching
along.
oHoRus:-Marching along, De.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-30

TEE BAsHruL MAr.-Doesticks thus
describes bashiul young man. "First
cails-beh rings-enter bsshful young
nan--evidently his frst attempt at .
fashionable ssis-came in with bis hat
in his band--put Ii behind him To make
. bor-dropped it-tried to pick il
uP--stepped IN it--put his foot thrOug b
it-fell over it--and, in his frantic
struggles to recover himself. bursts bis
coat. fractures his pantaloons. united
his crsvat, demolished bis shirt collar.
and was finally borne to the hall BY
his sympathising friends, minus his
patent moustache, one half OF which
was afterwards found in Laura hstil-
da's scrap book and the rest discoYsred
In Q coal scuttle.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-30
THE MOTHERS ANSWER.
81 o. u. wuLAA


Go, ny son ! may Heaven bless thee
True, it almost breaks my heart;
And most sadly will miss thee,
Kind and gentle a. thoa art
But our country's sorsly bleeding,
Struggling with ssubtile foe
Gould ] hear her longer pleading
For thy aid ! No, darling, 60!
Go and mid the din Of battle,
While the lannon's mighty roar
And the musket's piercing rattle
Shake the earth from shore 10 shore,
Lift thy heart 10 highest heaven
Lee u rest one moment there
And rsesivs blessing given
IN answer 70 thy nother's prsysr.
Go. and II among the dying
Thou at left % mourn N main,
when the battle's o'er, and sichine
zsphirs Ian the thousands tIain.
Listen for gentle whisper
Floeting on the evening air;
List end on that summer vesner
fhon vilt hear thy mOtheys prsy,r.
Go !snd II ! never meet thss
Til Ne rsaeh fair cansznh sbcrs.
There ] hopss my zen % greet thes,
There ven have to part no more. =
Though the bitter tears now biind ma,
Aa ! press thee to my hsar4,
Go. end thou wilt ever 6nd me
Striving hard to do ny part
Go, my son hnsy Hssvsp bless fhsei 1
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THE SOLDIERS FAREWELL.
BY CHARITY.

Farewell, Mother! must leave yoo-
Must my country's csll obey
Though / know twin deeply grieve you
Sure you would not have me stay
Stay, when from each hill and valley
Rings the cry, "To srmsl to arms .n
Stay, when round the standard rally
Manly hearts and sturdy forms.
OF tits not the eannon's roaring,
Nor the bullets deadly rain,
AL their hercest wrath outpouring,
That give my heart its keenest pain;
But It's leaving you, dear mother
You, all the world beside
Trying all your grief TO smother,
All your pain from ne 10 hide.
Mother, now your hand In blessing
z On my sinful forehead Law,
Thrilling with IT'S mute earessing,
As Of Yore in boyhood's day;
Years have sped, 80 fast. dear mother,
And the boys to manhood grown;
But from first to last, dear mother,
Yours, the only love I've known.
II, some quiet summer even,
Reading down the list of slain,
Should your heart by it be riven,
Wrung BY agoniEing pain
Think, for freedoms cause % glorious,
Fell on that summer day,
While around wrnng shouts victorious,
Driving al DEATH pains away.
Mother! once again your blessing;
Kiss your boy on lip and brow;
Closer, and still closer pressing
D! wiring your bosom nowi
What is thisf Ali tears, my mother
sneh a. ! ne'er shed before
o ! love 700. darling mother,
Buti love my country more.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-30

BEAT THrs WHO cAN.--Christopher
Beckwith, of Huron county. Ohio, has
eleven sons. About q year ago thew
cast lots to see which Of their number
should stay ct home. The lot fell to
Charles. being the youngest. There
upon ten enlisted. When the last call
was made, Charles. the last Of the boys.
with the consent of his parents, came
to this city and enlisted in Capt. Sam.
Pies company. and is of for The war.
The entire family. at last advises.
we're we'll and doing good service
Again We say. beat this who can.--
Cleveland Leader.l
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Building Material.

Building Material.
WE have on hand the following articles. to
w which we invite the astention of Build.
ers and Dealers:
$50 Panel Doors, assorted sizes;
40 pair Window Blinds, assorted sizes;
1000 lights sxl0 sash;
1900 lights l0xl2 sash;
1000 lights l0xl4 sash;
500 lights l0xl6 sash;
so doz. Door Locks, assorted sizes,
IS doz. Thumb Latehes;
100 doz. Door Butts from 2 to inches;
$50 doz gross Gimlet Point and Ratchet
Screws from to inches.
ALSO,
500 lbs. Finishing Nails, assorted from 4 Il
2 inches;
kegs Casing Nails, assorted, from I'd
to I'D;
IS kegs Nails, assorted. from Cd. to sod.
ALSO,
25 boxes sxl0 Glass, city brand;
90 boxes l0xl2 Glass, city brand;
IS boxes l0xl4 Glass, city brand;
10 boxes l0xl6 Glass, city brand;
THOS. HALLIDAY 4 CO.,
Hardware Dealers.
May "a. so.
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Kind and gentle ss thou srt-
But our eornny's sorely bleeding
: Struggling With Q subtle fos--
Gould ] hsaF her longer pleading
For thy sid ! No, darling, 90
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-30

The big wedge Of estate Rights"
which was used for irving the Union
spart. seems likely now to rive the
Southern Confederaey. Georgia Is
swinging the beetle.
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P0RT'S CORNER
For The G.IliPolis Journal.
TIE soEuIER TO HIS MOTHER.

II .. Q. cos1AANs SorH 1eenxfT .. '. !.
On ths fsid Of hatsls. mother,
An the night along lsy,
kngsls watching Ger me. nsoth9,
Tin the brsskins Of the day.
] lay thinkine Of yoa. mother.
And the icgiNg ones ct home,
Till 70 our dear cottage, mother,
Boy agaia ] seemed 70 coma
He 10 whom you taught me. mother,
On my infant kaee 10 pray,
Kept my heart from fainting, mothG,
Whss the vision passed away.
In the gray Of morning, mother,
Comrades bore me TO the town,
From my bosom tender fingers
Washed the blood that trinkied down.
must soon Be going, mother,
Going to the home Of rot,
Kiss me % Of old, my mother,
Press ne nearer 10 thy breast.
Wo1ld could rspsy You. mother,
For your fsithfnl love and care:
God uphold aud blsss ycu. mother,
In this bitter woe you bear.
Kiss for me my little brother,
Kiss my sisters. loved % vslI:
When You sit together, mother,
Tell them how their brother fell.
Tel 70 them the story, mother,
When sleep benesth the cod,
That died to save my country,
AL from love TO her and Cod
Leaning on the merit, mother, -
OF the one who died for all,
Peaee is IN my bosom, mother.
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Provisions
Fruit Can Cement,
Beans Wanted.

0nAA Buahels of Red and White Beans
EOUU. wanted by the undersigned, for
which the highest market prlce in eSsk, will
Be paid ct my store corner of Second and
Locust streets. HARRY FRANK.
Julv 3. 1862 f Re
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,RoM A. WARD.

TExATMExf OF TEE NOBLE RrD Mar
Domestic AsYAIRs--A srxrxApE,
Hfc.