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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-08
Fill up the Regiments in the Field.
An officer in the Vermont Brigade write
as follows:

An officer in the Vermont Brigade writes
as follows:
"This gland army, which all creation
thought invincible, has been forced TO act on
the defensive when the campaign was inten-
ded as an offensive one). and to fall back be-
fore overwhelming numbers. Forced back,
but not in the least dispirited, this army will
yet render good account Of itself. if YOU
will only fill up your thinned ranks. We
want, first of all our own regiments filled to
the maximum number, and then an addition
al force, as auxiliary,to support and strength
en- US. The officers and men now alive have
had experience, worth everything in the con-
test yet to be prosecuted. Hence the impor
lance of mixing in the new recruits with
those now in the field.
Not moment should be lost in bringing
about this extremely desirable object. Ii roi-
unteers are not at hand the President should
at once draft sufficient numter for this pur-
pose. For the success of the rebel cause de-
ponds so much upon their ability 10 crush
this army that nothing should be left undone
to prevent so dire calamity. Lose this ar
my and our cause is down."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-08
Cambridge Cattle Market.
BY Telegraph to The Caledonian
W EDNESDAT. Auu- d 1852

WEDNESDAY Aug. q. 1852
90 At market 55S Cattle about $50 Beeres and
100 Stores consisting of Working Oxen. Cows
anu &c. two and three years olds.
tkicES-Marhet Beef-Ex;ra 500 a : csc
a[st quality S5,I5 5000: second do. SD a
sU;Uo third do. Si.00 5000; ordinary.
working Oxen-S90. lbs OO0
COWS and Calves-S2J, 81, Ii. 90.
Yearings-S0 90.
Two Years Old-Sl5 ali.
Three Years Old-Sl7al9.
Sheep and Lamos-3Ss0 at market. Extra and
selections. S2,75. 800 $50, in lots, size
LIS $50
Spring Lambs-S2.5O a 40.
Swine-0 at market
Hides &c per ID.
Calf Skins-Sa &c per ID.
Pelts-S0,S1 LOO EACH
Tallow-6t sc per H.
Veal Calres-from so to 5000.
Remarks-There was not quite SO la-ys, s.oo,.
at market as last week. Sales were Sn;ct =,
last weeks prices. A few cattle were so5a =. oSa
cwt higher But few old sheep at marke; an. ,o5
nose were sold in with lambs at same pTiessM o
inc average of sales were about the same As las,
week. !aiiow has advanced to &c cwt.-oui,e
IN Item IN favor of Butchers.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-08

AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
The Worlds Great Remedy for

The Worlds Great Remedy lot
Coughs, Colds. Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
ofConsumptive patients
in advanced stages
Of the disease.
This has leen so long used and 81 uni
versaily known, that We need do no more
than assure the public that lis quality is kept
IN to the best il ever has been, and that il
MAJ be relied ON 10 do all il has ever done.
Prcparvd by DIX. J. {. AVER q Co,
Practical and .irlaiytioal Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists every where.
HoYT * GREEN. St Johnsbmy.
JOHN NJ. MARTIN, Peaeham.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-08
Caledonia County Convention.

A mass convention of the Frccmcn of Caledo-
MIA County will be held at st Johnsbury OH We'd
nesday. the twentieth day of August next. at II
o'clock a. m, to nominate candidates tor County
Officers to be supported at the ensuing election.
All who are i'll favor Of supporting the nation
administration i'll vigorous prosecution of the
war. and in sustaining the Constitution and the
Union, are cordially invited to attend.
GEORGE lDE.
5 J9NA. r Sd DAZZLING, Com.
After forms were made up requested to add
the OF the Democratic county committee to the
bove CALL they have expressed willingness to sign
joint call. Their names are JOSEPH POTTS,
FRENCH MORRILL,,
+. q. BILL.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-08
l ASELL FEMLAE SEMINARY

This institution begins its Fall Term ~,
Thursday, September IL Ii has been in opera.
ton eleven years under the same PRINCIPAL. 1,
Teachers al of experience in their respecti,t
departments.
Apply Cor catalogues ana information IA
e. ". BRIGGS, PRINCIPAL
AuBuTc.lale Mass Aug lSs2 Gil
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-08

u In The course of his remarks at this
place on Tuesday evening, Hon J. S. Morrill,
stated that Massachusetts had done nobly in
the matte: of enlistments for this war, but
that Vermont had enlisted more men accord.
ing to her population than the old Bay State
Green Mountain Boys, hold up your heads
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-08
POrter's MOrter Fleet at Fortress Mon.
roe.

ANTICIPATED ATTACK ON FORT DARLING.
A letter from Fortress Monroe, dated Ju-
ly 30, to the Philadelphia Inquirer says,
Commodore Porter's feet, in part consisting
of the following vessels, arrived and came to
anchor in the roads early this morning -
The Mathew Vassar, George Manchan, T. A.
Ward, Adolph Hugal, Daniel Smith, VIM
Bacon, and the Racer. Twelve of the feet
in all left the Southwest Pass on the 18th of
July; of these. seven have reached Fortress
Monroe, and the five others are hourly ex-
pected The officers and crew of all the YES
sells think they are to reduce Fort Darling,
and intimate perfect willingness to under
take the job. Fiery times may be looked for
in that direction shortly.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-08

Capts Geo Austin, Kentucky, and T.OMara,
New York. They are now in close confine-
ment. To-day two more hostages were cho-
sen among the surgeons-the lots falling on
DR. Hoffman, Banks division, land DR. Slocum,
T. 6 navy"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-08
The peculiar taint ur

The peculiar taint or
infection which e
call SCRoFrLa lurk,
IN the constitutions II
naulntudes OF men. II
either produces or i
produced by an III
feealed. Initiated STATE
Of the blood wherein
that fluid becomes H.
competent 10 sustain
the vital forces intl4,:r
vigorous action ana
leaves the system l.
fall int, di-pr,l,.r .,l
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-08
- TATE OF MONT

~ ESSEN DISTRICT -
Ia I'T-si,. Court ii4'.ien al Iuiei.is.g. IN - L.
d. 81 ! ak. A. u. 49,.
li.~1r Il.'il. r,srii- L. 2,r tie !-~l " d, ana sd.
-h.l, Moss Greenfield late Cu,icra frI -,
irsi ';,,.-,-,l. 'rili- li'trg Ia ili, ,..1 f.f.
Piiilci t-Ilil'd te sNtufriN therein naf,, IL p,
tl-s u J. ,.rs r'al Ia said csITi ilai All ,.,f,
fii-i AZ lt, cl 10 i'tiT al ID t-.4s
L. holden P,,-',af-. p.iict l.uu,ll " m >
9Th -. 81 Al--, l~e. ai.G >t4ry Cau- q AZ H. ~,
iiAI'- -,-iI.-, ,:.- Frsl- Of ~iI Viii "a all. % ~.
l-- il Inrlir .'Tsl'g.-l. l.l COPS rl.t --. 81
Has r,s-r Lt. ;dl -... rec -Iy,+.-- ~ . ~
J.,.ci,ai.- i,.iill.d = Jo',>Jury y,-. .l, g. -
I'm Appointed i'.r il'-sIil-..
a tine cyg 81 Record.
q
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-08

AN ATTACK WITH ARTILLERY.

---~---------~--
A dispatch, dated headquarters, army of
the Potomac, lst, says About II o'clock
last night, the rebels opened fire from the op-
posite side of the river, with two batteries of
light artillery. Their fire was principally d.
rected to the mail boat landing, at the head
quarters of Col ingalls,, and the shipping and
encampments of Westover. The rebel pie
ces were handled well and fired with great
rapidity. Four men were killed and some
FIVE or six were wounded. Several horses al
so were killed. The rebels had it all their
own way for some time. as our troops did
not anticipate an attack but some 32-pound-
ers stationed at Col Ingalls, headquarters,
soon silenced their guns after they opened
\ few of our vessels were struck, but no seri-
Gus damage was sustained by any of them
With this exception, nothing has occurred
worth mentioning.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-08

u A newspaper correspondent anony.
mously suggested that no man be put up as
candidates for office this year under IS wears
OF age so that young men might 90 to the
war.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-08
ellie aade a few ae>uItorv ,.u,

said the Srnnn'in2-'eT- Mrs Par,ing,T-'
>'.ddenls in The hustle she was n,Is,I- .ol'ed
the 1at.e for tea. and yazed over I'D
,houghtfully At hi,a- Leaning on \ r5,-. ,i-.'
wise As If TO enforce her views by the -
gave her, Il suppose it was because 81 i
weak" said she. hut Ayers Pills MIL 90, 4
never knew EN- 10 fail They are rery -, ma
IN such cases" Really. madam r,1li,.S AZ
Il eanno, guess your meaning You S,;5 a. a.
el.tery-" said she, laying down the plate an
ting spoon IN the preserves Il said 49,. T.
II. said he, smiling. quite difIere,,- al
NO matter" said she, locking up in s.,
box lkes ears, ~ho was putting Iaper dow, =
chimney Of the kerosene lamp. The Pr. --t
good for both. dare say. for they cure a.
al The diseases in the cornucopia''
The Confessions and Experience m,
Invalid. Published for the benefit al "a, "l
warning AID ! caution 10 Young men al, - 4
from Nervous Debility, Premature l,.c,r avg
supply lag at the same time the means = :,
cure. tx one who has Cared himself a.-c- -
put 10 great expense through medical iin,,a>s,..
and qulcArrs- by enclosing postpaid ;. Ia.
ID envelope. single copies NAV be hal 4 e.,
thor. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. esq, Bedf,,s X
-. y Y S5-lss-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-08

q A certain class of papers are constant.
ly calling on the President to "let the negroes
alone and put down the rebellion" when BY
Their talk it is evident they mean, "let the re-.
bellion alone and put down the negro"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-08
SITUATION WANTED.

An American girl wants situation, II. q,
small family To do general Lou~ework. Nm
work As second gal IN large family. Rel
ceS given. Apply a; This Office
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-08

Persons using Homppathy

10 procure of Doct Clifford mammals ~
are II toe had free of cost. by applying 70 pa,
Lee. l56 William street. New York. An -.
meat oi his Caratives can Ice found 4, Binul,..-.
OF viii be Sent per mali by Philip Lee. Isl W
liam, street, New York. on receipt Of - c,~ ,..-
haN p
, 1862-09-16

A Rebel Invitation to I4ry1nnd.'
We have been fortunate enough to obtain
cne Of Bradley T. John:oa's proc1amations,
which Is as follows:
To the People Of Maryland:
After sixteen months Of oppression more
calling than Austrian tyranny, the victorious
army 1t the South brings Freedom to Your
doors rs standard now waves from tue Pu.
semac to Mason AID Dixon's Line.
1he men Of MARY land, who, during the last
1cug months Lave been crushed under the ltrl
ot This terrible despotisn, now have the cl,-
sortuEi'y for working out their own redemi,
lion, fer which they have go long waited, aud
suffered, ard hop"d.
The government Of the confederate States
Is pledged BY the unanimous vote Of its con-
grcsf, ny the distinct declaration Of its presi-
cent, the soldier aud statesman, Davis, never
to cease the war unit! MARYLAND has the oppor-
furry to decide for herself her own fate, uu-
trammeled aud free from federal bayonets.
The people OF the S:utb, with annuity
unparalleled, ,haye given their hearts to our na-
tive State, and hundreds Of thousands Of her
sons baye sSosn, With arms ia their hands.
hat you SHALL be trec- You must nov do
ycur part. We have the arms here for son; 1
I'm aulhnrized to Immediately muster in, for
the ,Sar, companies ana regiments.
Tile co1npauies of 9 hundred men. the regi-
men!s of ten companies. Come all who wish
| 20 strike It r their liberties aud their homes.
Let euca man provide himself with stout
| pair Of shoes, asood blanket aud tin cnp.
Jackson's men have no baggage. Officers are
il F,edi rick to receive recruits, and all COM
panints formed will be armed as soon as NUS
tered in.
Remember the cells Of Fort McHeary. Re-
| menaber The dungeons Of Fo:t Lafayette ard
! Fcrt Warren; the insults to your wives aud
daughters; the arrests; the midnight searches
| of your houses.
Remember these your wrongs, aud rise at
once in arms and strsE. for Licer'y aud Right!
| BNADLY T. JOHNSON, Col. G. S. 4.
G. M & 1St1.s
, 1862-09-16

Correspondence Of the Chicago Trisnuc.1
MASTESo. Sept. II, 1862.
Net one in tan of our corn fields show tie
lre=i appearance Of maturity. AL is as fresh
ard Ereen as in ordinary seasons the middle
If August. A majority Of our cora will be
wt1taltss without three more frostless weeks.
Ten Guys teiorr harvest our promise for an
unusually teayT crop Of whea. was never bet
TIT. frequent showers followed by excessive
lleat, and 1T least one-cighth OF the wheat crop
v"s clti7&ly destroyed ~. blight. Tne most
.l,l' 'trialY Injured, tTO-t birds Of the balllce.
IN word, we shall send bnt ,i!::e 'ssttictly
},sl,n,:" whlea: for yard this year: Oar crop Is
i failure. Nos half as good as the past year
NInch i'll he rejected, much condemned.
1t is evident to It in our cyuuty We are not
wist in rtgard to the cultivation Of our great
s1aV!c-co7n.
TIE 1iast eeason was an uncommonly 70 ID
one for n.sturi,.:s this Important crop. Not
III acrc WIS Injured hy- frost, yet strange to
ssy, 1.rla1s onc-ttird ot all that has
gone forward the past thirty days has been
"rjected.' I fiud from much expcrieacs:
aud extensive erquirS, three prominent ls.:siti-
1satc cansc fer tuat sad loss To our country.
F.rst- Too carly cribb1ng, Secoud. Too late
c-ihbng. T:ird. .u1fIient. and insecure crins.
November is thu 1imc to pick carn-:iras and
all the time. December if necessary, better
tbEn October.
! But In the economy of rsising this crop
| thtre il still Iii error Of greater III s;nitudt
| than all others combined. Proper attention
is by ,o 1ntap paid to selecting and presesy
| ing seed corn. Perhaps one-half Of our f1rm
trs tepend upon taking their seed coru fro;I
their cribs in the srrlng. TIE crib is not til.
! proper placr, nor the month nf stay the tint
TO select seed corn, The earliest r1penin.
and the finest ears, should be selected Ill th
,ieid l.le in September, and treasured up IN
SECURED viii "come." A..ain, there is dea,
loss 10 every farmer Of t1tccea to twenty pc
I cert. in not planting the best variety. Wh,
suffer this loss? Wing? Let me give you m
experience. 1plant .pure whise;;" select m
Il cd as hsye told you. s1y corn Improve
tv.ry years two weeks earlier thsn th
striped, spccklcd aud ys1luw called 's,nlxed,
and uniformly sails fur five to eight ccnr
more in the Now York MARKET hazard mott
ing in saying that if the flrmtrs Of Kaukake
equity would, one and all, agree to Plant bu
orc variety, The saving annually would pa
every dollar OF our taxes, war tax and all Ii:
~iute1 the bulk Of our cora was sold for On
shilling per hrhhel. Pure white" as ea5il
raised aud yielding more to the acre, 1natu
ing cs1l!cr, so!d Ut the sane Lime and place :
riXtccn cents-tuirty-three and oue.hllf p
cent. unnecessary loss on 2000, 900 bush:l
u'aklng the snug sum Of $4,000. "Fisur'
| ,afr$t 1is. y q
, 1862-09-16
The Rebel Conscrlptton Act.

L Bill to be entitled an act to amend an act
entitled san Act to provide further for tue
Public Defense" approved April 16. 1859.
SECTION l. The Congress OF the Confederate
States of America do enact, that the president
be, ard he il hereby authorized to i'll out and
p1ice iu the military service Of the Confederate
States, for three years. unless the var should
have been sooner ended, all white men who
are residents Of the Confederate States, be-
tween the ages OF thirty-f FIVE and forty five
years, ct the time the cali or calls may be
made, and who arc not at such time OF times
lcgsl1y exempted from military service; such
call or calls TO be made under the provisions
and according to the terms OF the act to which
this is an amendment; provided thst nothing
herein contained shall be understood as re-
pealiug OF modifying any part of the act to
which this Is amendatory, except as herein
expressly stated and, provided, further, til It
those called out under this act, and the act to
which this is an amendment, shall be first aud
immediately ordered 10 fl to their maximum
number the companies, battalions, squadrons
and regiments in service from their respective
States at the time tho "act further to provide
for the public dsfense," approved 18th April,
1867, was passed, and the surplus, II any, shall
b. assigned to organizations FORMED from each
State Eince the passage of that act, OF placed
in new organizations, or disposed OF as now
provided By law: Provided, that the president
Is authorized to suspend the execution Of this
act. or the acts to which this is % amend
meut, on apy spscisl provision OF provisions
Of said acts IN any locality where he believes
such suspension will promote the public in-
terekt.
, 1862-09-16
11TaTE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY

= OF COOK. ,ess;-snrs,ieE Court Of Ch;ca.o,
Ma1tia u Or1sn J. Rose, Daniel T; EistoE, William
Lill. Wilam l. Davis Ecxa1d M,run. Lawttnce
P5out, Edward Scnliy. Thomis Sculiy, Catnca D.1n.
Hy1dcet Qnlrk Ellen Scul1y, MarEarrt 9cnl'y. George
P7ons, William Front, Ellen tout, Ohio Rtemn,
JoeeIh f, Sht 4sed Mathew jordan and l1tdget Jor-
dan his rife John P7cut Mich Hroct alaty Leeson,
william Leeson aus .Jcf Leeson:
Afbdagtt TINT Ohio kleulu1, Joseph E: She 1eld.
Matthew Jordan BridG> JOY tan. bis wife !ohn Peout.
EdWard Scullf and Michael FrouL dcfc 1daa1s eh2ye
ns1ned noa-rea1dsnts, and that Mary Ieeson WI.
;trm Leesnn. and John Ieeso1, deftndsuts ABOVE
camed, On d1e inquiry cannot be f3u7d haFta- beeu
died in tile Office Of the Clerk OF saad S1peiot Eonrt
Of Chicago Notice Is hereby EtF:n to the SAID oto
kleulm. Joseph &. SAemcld. Ma!theE Jordan brtcset
Jorcan, his wife, john Piout. M1chae1 P1out Mary
Leeson, william Leeson. john leeson and EdEard
scully that the conpalnants aleo thetE o!} Of com
he Aftn day Of AnEua. IT, ana tcat ~ snnIons 5
danta. retarnanie on the nrxt Monday Of November
aeIt ises) % IL By law required
EoT Hnit ss you. the tate Otho kleE1D, Joseph Z
Sbcfstid Matthew Jordan. Bridget Jorden+ hs Wife
John Prout Michael Prout, faEj Lesson, NEllan
Leefou EdWErd Sculv 6nt John Lseson s7al pcrs n
ar DC u appear before said Superior Court Of Cht.
cago Of Cook County, the trst day Of next tern
thereof TO be oldel at Chicago. in said Couaf on
the f1st Monday Of NoveE6 1867 and plead aas Tcr
or derur to the said p1afna1t bill OF coF!atnr
ne game and the matters and things there n caankea
and stated will be taken ~ col fassed. anu dscree
entered AZ ainst you according 70 thc Er1TcT a said
bill. THOMAS y CAhlEse Eierk
b. \. rrESuAA+ Conpit,'. .Sorr. auas-tssa4w
, 1862-09-16
ItDS> GrihutG*


7A AANA
lFor the ealsca:o 7rihune
ohee upon usd.1sht arcars,
While pondered cold and weary,
Over p.1plextuc problem.
That had ne-e1 been solved before,
Suddenly there came feeling
Strange, prophetic 3cr me etealing,
Stealing a}l .uy scpscs Der
ona5 @11o' 0uu 4iolA''s A1oAe'
I had vatn1y sought reason,
Wherefore, foul and daulning treason
E'e1 had guilt the realms OF darkness
On the wild Pieutonfan shore;
Prayed FIR come revelation
From the Fatcs, By incanta.ian,
What they had fo1 Us in store
''" ~ 194S1n 4o' e'cs 0'ose'
Spells ofmngic strongly bouuJ me,
W2illuc winds sarc rco uiems rourd me.
Watching on thet lonely shore
oothat wcoded- -fyer ehnre.
Where were ltinc. with each other.
Fnnnas and foos who fell ;o,c5hsr.
In rho ase thst went before
bloody cay, yet scarcely o'ef.
r7,or IN NV nronbc+;c v;s,on
Saw vain 4h,. f;..,5s e,ysisn'
ard th,fr hanov. radiant dwc11ers
f;a1bercd on the shining eno,e.
And ac,oss the dark forbidden.
U.nr in tarkncsa- -slmost hi5dcn-
Saw + those. who dwell II torments.
Gailshto 1AeIe 1os eses nofes
Tber, yn,re. tha. filed with Honder.
sid 4.nehu1d. how far aeunder
r,:ss ard woc are n!aced forever
That t,,ey minnle never morn:
These were happy once together,
Trusting, loving each the other,
Fer the hlishting cuiae Of T1eazon,
eo a4'pA"0sn 'DN* AastA1' NA0'e'
:. .Sa:an fui1td, and falling pcrished
All .ne hopsa, 50 raialy cherished.
That the Universe shoul1 own hun
Lord and master ever more.
Here VIC fnd accusecd Treason
1'oiled and bafl1ei for eea=on,
j lined with Satan, working ruin,
As IN heaven long before
, 1862-09-16

n1En IN WASHINGTON HosfITALs.-Thc
following western soldiers died in the Wash
ipeton hospitals during Thursday night: jas.
II. Collins, E, 1st Michigan; 1saac Travis, D.
Sd Michigan; a1s1tin Z. Beesh, G, ossh I'LL
nols; Peter Simmons, e, I'd Wisconsin.
, 1862-09-16

inipo- .anttc Fec5a;es.-Dr Cheese
s1sn's Fills.
fe cI ioDg Rnd rA1custrc Practice They nre mild
.helr opert os- and certain IN Correcting E2i rFcu
:x-.de., Fe:n11! hlsn t-u":icns re1oTing s o>:ruc
fsuns lelu tos5 t1:sTEt.e. headache. paL
IL IL sic % sat'on nr;!:e heart witcs a!l c7vout
IN uC..pna sttriCs fAtEAr. pltn IN the o@cR aIE
TEfs Sc. disturbed t!eep. WHICH arise tton Ett7rap
Eo3 Ot nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
s=1. the corarcneeaelt neE eEa !r The treatment
u 'hese tfrtsnasites aE1 ohs'rl:1ons Ft::ea hay-
{spa9!Euet t1:nlNn3 to FEENATssEA 1IAFE o1t!nElf
SL1 enor np n"a1t! s,,.ra abe 10 ts.uaE Hnh Ehs1-
NE.t cst-ucoI tazea p:a2s tac Ecuerns health IT.
H1us TO decline
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
ce The cat.=t eclua1 rc.ied} Enown Tor all
tL!uta necrttas to FRMALks TO all C!ts5.s tdci ne
Il; .AiEahle 1H1rrtEG WITH CERTAINTY. rHEIonrcAI
1LUcLAR7Ty Thee nI,: Known to thousands vino nArc
EheG 1he.. II dtc7tn1 ncr1olt the coEut
etsyng lie rA,tCon otto1ne tie mos: rM1<ENr FHIt
AtlAEt IN hAkl1CA-
ExfL1C7T JIEEf'Tt0vs, aTA1TSa WHEN THEs sHnE.I
Sza7 Usl1,. wit. eucn tsnE-tae ralcE oEK EoLLAa
ZEE Bc1, consisting. irttH :H % fti l't!5a-
1f sent hy mall proTr:fy by rtnittcg 10 Inc Asen1
- LAX: ,.Tpet tOlI, DEC:'t71sT+ GEN ERA LILY.
~ sufc n Chicago a* 1l.cutaa.ors prices r. !nRD
Z. sNlTE arssa 1y-
, 1862-09-16

III TLLSON i MERRIAM, cf the
sGentsal Western War E;ait7. HoEnty aE3
Pension Oice~ u ClaTk street Chicago, fl1s., IN
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t. pteTeit it,
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f.,d that they have frequent attacks. and re norr
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, 1862-09-16

OF COCK, ss.-Clrcult Court Of Cook County,
September Term, 1867. GcogeW. Eoatnnn y. George
asrnry Joinsos anc Infct u johnson; Gh !:cesy.
Johnson aud juliet u. Johnson. d.fcntaats above
rHmed tAvinG been a!e IN the office of The Citra oi
gwen to ta sai George Asbqfy johnson and Juliet
copls,nt ia said Court On tue Chancery sdc taereof
tile ts sentytscond dag Of August 1sG: and that
summons theIeupcn ssned cut OF sad Caurt ust
sad def ndarts retasnnblc on the dset Monday oi
Etrtcnoe: next, t1aE}. IS Is hy law required.
ard Jallet H. johnson. shal PEI sonalls be aud a-ar
eftI said Circuit Court Of Cock Coun:s, IN the hFst
n said County, on the first Mo1day at seet.rnhtr,
ainants b!1i 81 @ t. SANE a,d he matters
md things therein ctsrGtd ard stsi VII be taken
coScinK t. tile pzsyel OF Eala nl1l. ,,,,-,,,, ,,.
WN, l.. CHURCH. Cleck-
s. &. Dow, Comrl'ts Sol'r. austssEiw