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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-12
OF FIVE HUNDI
CathoIicOn d ReguiatOr of the Age.

ES@Other preparations styled Female Catholicon''
being widely advertised purpOrtng to be of different
classes OF strength and at prices graduated accordingly
the inventions of who have no just claim to medical
pertaining to Indian Arcana, practice and all such
mpostiOns and scales of prices but many devices
adopted to deceive begue the unwary and the
uous and lead to the sale use spurious not alb
sOutely Injurious articles.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-12
= Wv u FVEVITTTIIF '1FI EVVII'
A LETTER FROM THE REV. JET


"a FERSON HASCALL, who has been ten years Pre-
siding Elder OF the NJ E. Church, st present Of the Wor
cestcr, Mass, District.
SHREWSBURY, March 9, 1860.
DR. Seth Arnold-Aiy Dear sir. For four five years
have been using your Basam. and little more than
one earyour Cough Killer These of the best
medicines ever knew. expect to. 1t is too bad
they are not knOCR eGe1yWhere. have lost three chill
dren by bOWet diseases, and should have lost ALL for
aught can see had not been for Balsam. have
recommended them everywhere. ard much good has
Deen done. Why can YOU not fill the world with the
knowledge Of these remedies some Tdg? for you can
speak with more in regard to results than any
other man IN the world do not know how you got tie
knowledge of these remedies, but 1 quite sure no
other medicine surpass them equal Them. Thou
sands die eve,y year who would live ii they could only
get them hope, Doctor, will not leave this world
and take this knowledge with you.
nave never seen you advertise in the papers. Would
1t rot be great benefit to the people do so Do not
think me tattcrer; what say tuliy 6elieue l only
am sorry that all do not know well do the qIeGt
raHe ofYour medicines II | had your skill, think
should try AM get this knO ledge before the hoIe peo
PIE iii can once be tried the sale is almost sure ever
afterwards should not dare TO get out of either medi
cine. Yours with esppct
80 JEFFERSON IIASCALL
au20 dEw-3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-12

EISKE & CO.'S UNITED STATES
- AND CANADA EXT Messengers leave W OF.
cester three times daily vie Worcester ard Nashua Rail
roaa Tor boston Nashua Lowell Lawrence, &c. furnsp
tnG the most direct and expeditions line
FISKE Il co, PrOprietors.
10 Court Square. Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-12
WAR DEP RTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
Washington City, ID. C., August IA, 1862.
ADDITIONAL REGULATION FOR THE ENRoLLMENT
AND DRAFT OF MILITIA.
ORDERED:
Eighth That in filling all acquisitions for militia
the quotas OF the several states will be apporioned
by the governors, among the several counties and
twhere practcable) among the subdivisions of coun-
ties so that allowance shall be made to such
ties and subdivisions for all volunteers Heretofore
furnished by them and mustered into the service OF
the United States. and whose stipulated term of ser
vice shall not have expired.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON. secretary of Mar
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25
The Novrs frona Europe.
The gteamer ELna arEived lrom EnEol

The steamer Etna arrived from Europe
yesterday and her news is rnther of 3
peace character. Ineopsequencs oft, gold
advanced yesterday in New York to eight
and a half per cent, as wei learn from Pri-
rate sources, and the.old issue Of tseashry
notes 10 four and a half premium. The
London 4FRss, IS will be seen, makes the
very worst possible ease for Us out Of Jack
sons raid down the Valley, and augurs
nothing but aeeumulating Ills for the Union
cause. 4l51
We shall have different news in few
days. by the next steamer, when It shall
bring back the effect of Jackson's retreat
The impudeues of that paper, as we'll as
tts hatred Of those for whom tt speaks, il
eViuced in thetoue of its comments as to
a msdiatiou in our difficulties, OF else re-
eOgpttiOp Of she Southern States.
The London Post another OrRanlof the
British aristoeracy who sympathize with
the rebellion, POuuees, as upon bone, on
Gen. Butler's famous proclamation Rboul
tbeiWomen Of New Orleans. Its EFFORT i,
seemingly to induce Europe 70 hack MS out
oft, and humiliate Us Ia Trent affair, Oh
else get up quarrel with US.
There will be better news TO send abroad
before many days, and there win also com,
= day Of reckoning before many years FOL
all these insults.
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and before It was voted upon by the peo-
pie. Before he could get IT ppsteFedip,
the rebellion swept dol ii oEtr tldt cOul-
Try from Richmond, All the company was
forcibly disbanded. The same Persons
Col. Watson, is low raising regiment. aud.
the Governor made him oct a commission,
authorizing him to do SO. He had several
bundred men enlisted. Norfolk had fuFn-
ishedit appears nearly wOEthousand men
to the Confelerats army, and the eonse-
dnence & hat the toWa Is len, Ftt6eF bare
Of soldier material. The friends of these
Inca remain .bshiRd, that Is key many of
them do, and they oE eoprae aiill sympa-
thize with the rebellion. This gives
secession air 70 the town, although
= very quiet snds snbdned oue.5 Many
of athee houses are closed from morn
ing til nigh, their oceppants apparently
having turned reeluses, deyottpg their time
TO curling abOlitionists and praying for
the rebels. most likely. The Union men
are quiet for the most part. They dob't
feel that they are utof the woods yet, and
therefore they ara careful. Hon. John Mill
son leads quiet, retired life, taking no part.
- -. ;:
- =. - ~. 80 M -
and no doubt feels as ifhe would rather de-
vote his remaining days and strength to
his family aud family cares, than to the
stirring scenes of such times as are sipon
L.. s',si.. = 80 =
nm NJ. .=..s.s,s w..
49, - - 800
- "a :
- ~ S''s' - w f,'4',
.411 = 9, J. 80 =
- it;S ~ ~. II,
80 SSsot . - ln., usesu
49,. ~ ~ ],
-, " 8, y = q.' uus
~ -. - - ~
- ~ ''s tF''
.s tIS G s:,, q & i,.saps'
sno n,S4o O.u :. ''''an eluu ai.y :,
4t'ss, = '.'e s'.s''t tsss'' auI
su.s Wv Sa',O1A. ssHs u earning ana ?
s S.s1s1 ~ sne sssu t.11s Atlius
il stands. The governor intends :, to a.
ooipt a new boar,I Of syisi,ors. Nv whom /,
:, new and different set Of men Vilibe sbo,en
to the various urofessorshios.
AT Washington Gov. Peirpoint met with
The famous Porte cravon-a loTol yire,1i.n
81 the strietsstaud .troiobte.tyse seat HaFi,
serving ON Gan. Banks staff and "a one;t6 h
the nosi thorospb and pneonditional 4 III.
Ing men Of The war. He epter,ained The
+ Goyernor,s COMPANY With some tins sketch.
Is Of Virginia history and Iife--not sosl, a.
he used TO embodv in his sketcbss tor IA !,
per, 6ns as they weres-6ut 81 with solid
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II
before many days, and there viii also come
day Of reckoning before many years for.
all these insults.
Gov. Peirpoint and his trip 10 the
Eastern part of the State.
AS We mentioned yesterday morning,
Gov. Peirpoint arrived home Monday eve.
ming from his trip to Washington and East
SeEn Virginia. AIettsf which we published
on our first page yesterday, afforded our
readers an account as to how \ portion ofhis
time was spent, Tie Goyernor visited Al.
exandria aud some parts of Fairfax county
BE also visited Norfolk: POrtsmoutt, and
the cOuntryruP in the Peninsula. He was
pleased to lind considerable aud grow
ing Union element in Alaxaniria. He
found, however, that there was much dis.
loyalty, mostly of covert kind. Some
parties there who were doing business
without having taken the oath, the Gov,
/. eFnOr had arrested. He visited the hospi-
tails and adds to the exceedingly aattering
account which Mr.. Hornbrook gave in yes
terday's paper, as 70 the condition and
treatment of the sick aud wounded, and
the elegance and comfort with which the
buildings aud grounds are kept. The
Governor says it is almost temptation to
be sick at one of these hospitals.
Considerable trouble has been expert
epeed by the Union men Of Loudon
County at the hands of the Secessi0pists,
who continue 10 expeet Jaekson'R army
there and are consequently loud monthed
and ovcFbear- ing. Owing to the repre-
sentattOns made to him, the Governor
seat note by messenger from WASH
tDgtou, toeJohn Jauney, the RresidepEof
the Richmond Convention that passed the
Ordinance Of Secession, Informing him
unless these abuses were put stop
tocand unless the 'seeessionists and Secss.
! SION syrhpathiEers exerted thethselYeJ to
that end, he would arrest the most prOmi-
nent Of them, take them out OF the coun-
y aud detain them Till after the war.
THIS message had the effect of astonishing
the old man good deal. Beside being the
frat one of any kind that he had ever re.
eetved from the new Governor Of VfFEthiap
he Wasa good deal put out at theidea Of be-
ing suddenly abstFacted some day from his
bed and board. he went of into quite
pet about II, tue messenger said, but finally
settled down into the belief that he had bet
ter throw his iqtiaence ip the right dtreof
ton and we suppose that hereafter he win
zdos 80.
The Governor met With Judge BondeF,
sterling Union man. citiEen,of Williams E1
burg, and one Of themOst prominent law
yers OF that country. he had to leave at
the time the rebels came down the Peuip.
fsula, aud only escaped by hurrying over
the bay in boat. An his personal propf
erty and effects had been cOufscatsd BY
the rebels, and he was left nFatheF q des4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25
Mowers and Reapcers
BgGKBYE FOR 1sssS.

FNHIS justly celebrated Machine is now eeneralIJ
known and recognize q the best and mOst DsT!
tect Mower inpse. Each years. experience lRtltStd
y, 4dPtofeS ittssuPeFi6rity over
All others' rcombfnes many advantages NOT f6nnd
IN other maelinessr II has two driving Wheels.
81 t9setIsr OF independently; y also has
double hinged toldtng cutter lar which rhakesit q.
adapted 70 on billy ana pneSen snr
i1ces TO pass over stoSs o. OTHER
obstruetons also Allowing the bar to fold acs IN
frame without removing angle bolt 6Enut Ths
machipo cAa thngsb tTansp6Fted fa6dy ~ fnstant
use from eld 70 field or farm to rnlias readily n 4
common cart. The hnEer bar is made OF stsoi. IN
lssaapi INFER arr FseulisF teitlis u -
cuGen gIpltenbt They -ate made & tEEbi X IN
aRl tteali the importance Of thfS fSaturs
VII e Ssadis BY those who have been
used on otheF,maehtnes. Agd1n5 hils presentiSe ;
I'VE also furnish when desired al IN
~, s1ls thus Civ tbs pnr,
enHsee the ADVANTAGE Of y Sin dFu6n 81 tIf mn!
chine. W. warrant every machine, and during m
9t tx yearg hsEe apYerlad7 ie1I1Sl
ehipe fetgEFe lie tHCreipr fdSf in ri r.
commencing the BUCKEYE Is superior to IN other
all Glasses bf hfmefE, S s2 y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25
=. a CLAMATION. q
The GommonWealth Of Virginif


W HE4IlEG, IA juno 23d, 1861 4
nv nHKEASs N pursuance Of an act Of the Gen.
w eral Assembly, entitled can act providing for
the election OF Governor, Lisutenant Governor and
Attorney General Fl passed January 17lh, 1862 an
ELECTION was held ip the several COUNTIES Of this Com.
for the Offices above specified. Cd the
I'd uay10C May 1SQ9;df Bur 81 Ylfit 84gs
b Anda whereas from tho returns mnda to this ONCE,
very atge minority Of the votes cast were given
i1E q! feir'oint, Esqs ,. POISIey, q and james
y Wheats Esq5 for the ufcG8Uf GoVeFnor, Lienten-
ant 99veFneE 4nd Attorney. General respectively.
Now theretlTe, 4, LUcIAH a. EAJANs, seeretAry Of
the GGnulon1Eealth Of Virginll, IN aBedtGnt6 to q
provision ofiAn iaet ofths GeneralA s.
sembly emit san oct ehapgipg the manpPFo ex.
amtning polls and eertl yfng eectiOns for certain
gliSeFs IN this o6mmonWt altf, p 6d January SIst
make known, by this my rdCla s,atIon, shat
Is " ss9s OF Marion county, has
oeen duly elected GoFElHoRi D4NIRLg P0LsLET. FssC
O. MaSon county has begn duly elected IlEbTEG 81
a0vIRHoRi and AXIS gNpIRAT s1 81 Ohio county
bas bsee Only electe4i AE5pRNEY GENERAl, f0F, tie
giysa aadsF my hhFd anu and year
: 2&=stdk2E3i LUOIANI A. HAGANs, IsEGn.l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25
HEADQUARTERS CAMP oARLiLE, Il
.r.sl -=slEfset -sd ~ sInTla %. Ielf9

5siSaota, ordys 10. 94.I sH1s = -.
IN obedience 10 General OrdsEs No IS, from the
u Adlntant HeneEals ollee, Yashingt ton, d. o. all
soldiers In this city and county around who are not
under treatment 10 U. 8. Hospital, are hereby or
dered to report themgel 70 these hsAdqunEters
without delay on penalty Of betlg considered de
serters In e1se of serio1I diqab tom wounds
{bs X q
phg sipian of good describing his Caso ON
which, IL PatisfActory, the military commander viii
grant Written fuElpngh for not exceeding thirty
days dlschRrge on The preseribed form u eer-
tlheate OF disability a. "a i5
By order o. CAPT. INVALID OVER,
h NJ, u n, ~ t95t'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25

GEn. MccLRILAN has issued q humane
order foFbidding al fast driving Of public
horses and mules except incases of necesl
sitys Trains will not move faster than 4
walk, except under written orders to the
officer or wagon master in charge: oficeFs
sending mounted messengers with des!
patches, which are to be Carriedas dsfSsI
ter pace thana walk, viii Indicate on 81 t6e
envelope the gait the messenger is to take
whether trot or . gallop. The General
has named bis headquarters Camp Llncoln.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Whan "a Won I,aarap

WH0H 10 you l0tEVVF
DE sure and take Win you bottle 81 the slAv-
I'D MAS RIAL EEtIilf = L0BAN,S E3SENf 3sCF
gAMAICA GINGER Equal 70 BFoWi' 8 and y half
the price. For sale By a II. LOG ellE cor
and LOGAN, ElsI & Coz,
49, Wh0I5 ale and Retail DFuggifts
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25

DRYOR SFROST, Al d g g Main st.
Il have Just received rs do3. Ri30tted Suattes, 60
dc1 supeeiOr Eythe . dog. hest make Siekies and
t1n Apartment Of Ehet stones, Jingle and doqble
eoAted rides, 4e 1so, full asSortmcnt OF four and
hve fingered CRADLES, Of the best make, and the
well knOWn WABHINafOX CFAdles ie25
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3. 100 OARRI-AGFs..

. - fHAYRs.Gs Cos hess lpGSp tc
~ ~ to their old cpstomors aud tho public
~ genetal that they have snOtS On hand, Ind in
e das9iags lgS geEEiages consulting q Ba
and nP ton ngieg, al a which m d tie lstett
proved PATTERN and Of the best ma
SSllA eaa workmanship, All will be- warranted 10
give the utmost sGtlSfReti6t. aoq5 sndfv
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25

THE FLIES ARE OOMINGl
sVgBsnetd not however suaeF nom Ell ina5yfns
attentions. The
III sLIgHTNIEa Ely K1I1ERs
VIM siay its FgSs or THousAHbs - and extstminats
them utterly In very fuRE days:
COmmGne1 early In the season, and you can keep
them easily In cheek during the summer.
s This ely Killer has been tested by the expert
I KS ~ I @ FE9 e an i8nita''o7
Price cts per sheet 4. II. LOGAN & co.
aud LOGAN, LIST Co,
. te2o A1GHtg,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25

II has been Often asked since 1.-The war
began whether sing traitor Would real
" behanged IN. this VAR aud tho question
has often been answered in the negative.
But Gen. Bpiler has Sstg6d The qusstton
by acting in accordance with che spirit 6f
Gen. Dix's famous. order 10 shoot INV man
who hRuls down the flags Re hanged
the man who pulled the dow nom the
mint at New, QFieans. s4s.s isss.Iss5 ~
!, S R4n arst bank e1 10 "a s6n,s
specie payments 5the Bank Of sAlaetiSa,
one, q The sounde inst tntions insthe
iW1ote eoapi n s d "a " )
GA Eesia zp1s TIL ssasg sIaitaz @offl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25
ieales q Land IN Marshall County.

tlS s " BIN ChAnseEy IN The Circuit Court
sSSa wilson aud for Marshall County, Virginia.
~ = = sNeaE5 > . Sc q "
PHrsgspea Of the decree o. the SAID, Court made
w ~ s3asS g sue Term 1852 thsundsE,-
r. s9s gt aay Of 1859, Ct tho court house loT
ana talt e the highest
giqqeEl the tIact Of land In the bill nleIE.
SO g sqtii etetiey thereof 10 q the mm of
tWo hhndEed and .tIIs a6il3Is "a e6ty.seVs
En- IN nom the INST day Of April,
the yearof ord sielteeri hundred and my.
a5S. and twenty three 6ll6rs a6l cents,
q this sdit together with me tntS Of ms "a.
and the f9 % the sheri6 i6F making
ssbs g So e lsso gIs e.
fE4et meutiphel In tie bin aud proceeding IN
- .eol5 ~ hid one het5a ma q fsdtggn
Pele md me tta6e6t Ilii q 81 1fhFlhall
SosPiy iFFiRias - YhIeh ssli Be9ja@Ea Rs5d
~ ~ q M q pmOs sop, Thomas
~ " and 6tetl and Wa e5dSeyed By said
1nEefaolF 70 MD desendauE gohn 1FiIsan, By deed
G e tl! INST 81 Apl, lst8 and ;roorasd In
'ns S'erEs once county ai9Ee59id
~ ID Sheriff for 1larsbaif Co., Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-25
sUCIl EhEGANTlRIsCUIT

EFeW DO YOU GEI fl8ESdf said gentleman
III to his lAndlady q day or two since. She re-
piled II use the EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDR
isas lana IOGa Il "a CO.
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REMOVAL.

10y * EEzs siS5- q go 4 z sry z ~ ss5-s
WILLIAM LAUGHLIN, Dealer IN Tobacco aud
Ss Cigars, &c, has removed from 162 Main st to
10, Monroe st., where he viii keep Constantly ON
article Of Wheeling Stogies manufactured by him.
4elf.aSA 80 ~ 1850 szfll AE5.iIf IA
willing best inhis lth6 ~ Gp8-8mf
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~ -Ess9Vs
DRYoR s FROST Agents SprS t6s WOst, would cali
is the attention % IaEmeFs faiths very popular
Machine. II u the LrGHTESE DRAFT MACHINE
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SYIHES; SNATHES q SIGKLESI

W. wPsE.,a. ~. po.t AND - ~ 800 ~.
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That Is the sort otthins We endorse, and
itis.just the sort of thipg,ths ,PSess does
not endorse, and is yet afraid to dissent
srom. That is the platform on which the
Iatez!igeaees.. has always stood, and on
which every loyal man may stand fsarless-
|1y.g 1t autagonises everything with one or
two q EXCEPTIONS, well remembefed) The
Pes ever said. Yet it has the hardih9Sd
10 hold ont the impression to the loyal pore
lion ofits readers that these are its princi.
hplsss while it keeps its secession friends
alright ~ keeping mp running IRE %
the sAbolitionista.p ~ !, -,
Twas to show up this: sort oefpoliticaI
knavsry we put those Questions 10 the
I'rsss, and pattie6lhrly desired 1t should
answer the tirst one % least, But the ed:
sitoEiis afraid 70 make his confession OF
Nth. sIsit because theWieked love dark
ness rather Than Light for tie reason that
their deeds are eyil3 ~. .zs
e THS N o. re after seeing ticiteulatitR
through tho streets, well laden ice carts
WbeelbaFroys fll Of ice, people carrying
baekets ofslce, and. ice dumped in large
cakes, at different doors along the pritei4
pal thorough faEes, ekelaims glssfuily, stORI
ialsps and eobblersl,5 M . ...;7s.s.
Tn Spring feld :Re5a5lie thinks ii s
quite probable that We are Is .expeFtiesnt,ee
other disasters in the shs1apdoah EegioniI
hefoTe itsWill beslpderslo odiat the wltr Of
Zee that the proper way ID e6ndFis 4 isfi9
Pai . 8 sessa tFait dtFss ion y 4 seFar
rletsnt mllitaEy eonlllap on the ground.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-15

GARDENERS
Rheumatic and Neuralgia
COMPOUND.

A nd norpaoant cura for Rheumatism Neural
ria and SaIt Rhau,, II is an internal remedy driv-
inc ont md entirely the disease recurring
M chanaa in d;et or BUSINESS sud may be taken BY
children and nersons Of e most delicate constitutions
with nprfect satetv
TestimoniaIs
Tastimonv NJ 1nJaa Kittridop of Vermont
CuAs Z. GAR211NEr ESQ.
DnAR hoe love 70 add nv testimony in favor
COMpOITNDm Arr snf;.r;ng with Rheumatism more
we're attack ,onl onn hote nt your Compound which
afforded decided relicf
Think il the hest md most etacous medicine for that
q jsease ever used VINO. KIlTRIDGE.
Fair Haven VT Dec / 1860
Gardeners Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound y
is the best mediciue 1or the disease ever ,aw.
CHAS, A SMITH,
No l. Old State House Boston
Ate, suffering viii, Rheumat,sm twenty wears and
being confined 70 NV be-, several weeks last spring
was entirely cured hv he usa of one bottle OF ardi-
! ner,s Rhenmatic and Neurolgia Coupolnd.'- NUR-
MAN r. AYERS IS Franklin Street Boston
Hayinr been constant sufferer fror, NEURALGIA for
eighteen months and been driven by circulating pam
TO The trial of numerous remedies without obtaining
lief was in,ucpd TO trv y iisrdiners Rheumatic and
| Nelra]pia Comnound.o have taken but one bottle
| and am entirely zyrll-D. L. BAXl Err. Dry Goods
| Dealer mob Annletou Block lowell Mass
have been afflicted with Sat Rheun IN m us worst E
naninad awcpst , n , smiiarv aiicnG triad
ONO Inttia 1T vlnr ,<,n,,Cnnd and can honesty CIV
h+ G4 bI; Vi SU' 'iu LIn S,I;p,G
paar ST Iton .! I}na,'' Sr'se
NV scn ten wears oi no has been three wears GREAT
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-15
a CANADIAN REMEDY

For Cost,csness, hregmia. .sy and DEM .of the
Digestsre Oryans lndacang Headache, ASST
! tudc, Nervousness, Geterai Prostration of Tie
Mind and Body, Paralysis, dc.
A moments reflection ought convince sensible man
N Of the folly and danger of SANITY dosing with Ca
tarc Medicines. The practice is pernicous and suic-
the constantly increasing evils Of indigestion arc fear
fully aggravated by the too free Of Caharcs. The
American people fast becoming nation dyspep-
tics by their artificial modes OF life. Drastic Cahartics
increase the rritabty and PROSTATE the strength of the
digestive organs.
The Pills offered re especially designed to all&y
this irritably and at the time invgorao a, d
strengthen all the functions of Digestion while they
gently Laxative. They anodyrc, tonic and laxative
They mild and invgorating that is remind.
ca by any dSaEree2ble effects that he has taken medicine
Business Men, Stulcnts Professional Men Females and
AL persons leading confined sCGtuary life should
try them.
The undersigned Physicians cheerfully certify to the
high professional standing Of Dr. Colby Sanstead one
of the oldest and best Physicians and excellent
qualities of his = AntiCosye and Tonic Pills !" which
we have used in our practice and mighty approved
]. +. GIBSON,M D., Nunlam, G. <.
c. L. COTTON, N. d., Cowansvle.
CHARLES BROWN, NJ D.
s. =. FOSTER, N. D Bronze.
NORMAN CLEVELAND, N. D., Barnston.
n. jerks, NJ. D.
Z. W. COWlES. M. D., Stansead.5
JOHN MEIGS, M. D.
JOSEPH BREADON, NJ. D., Surgeon. R. N.
BENJAMIN DAMON, NJ II. Coaticook.
LEMUEL RICHMOND, NJ. D., Derby Line
NJ G. GLINES, N. D., Compton, CT
G. O. S0MERS, NJ. d., Mogog, c. E.
j. c. RUTHERF0RD, Nj. D., Newport. Vt.
Prepared by DR.. NJ. H. COLBY, Stanstead, C. E., and
Derby lime. Vermont.
Sold where medicine is sold generally.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-15
Probate sIassqn'tS.

~TNTE OF VERMONT In Probate Court held
WasHISGrpS DlsTRIcT. Montpelier, within and for
said Dist, let. the 3st day o! January, A. d. 1862
Iuslrinent. purpurnwt TO he the last VIII and fiesta
n met of hpmas Grant, late of MarshteId in said dis
ct, Used being presented to the Court by Lucy r.
Grant, EXtcutrix therein named, for Probate 1t
Is ordered said Court, that all persons concerned
rein, be notified To appear session of said Court
ue holden ut Probate Office, in Mont peer aforesaid on
the 5tl day Of Feb AID 1861 and showcnuse, any they
nav haze against the Probate Of said WIFE for which
purpose. il is further ordered that a copy of the
record ol this order be published three weeks sue
c-ssvety il, the Green Maintain Freeman printed at
nntpe;er previous 10 said time appointed for hearing
\ trut copy ct Record.
Flo AItest Y. L. MERRILL, Judge.