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For CoStaremess, hregula. "y and DEN. .of The
Digest1re Organs, Mdaung Heodachc, mssi-
tude, NerrousntsS, General ProS,rotion Of the
Mind and Body, Paralysis, DC.
moments reflection ought convince sensible man
OF the folly and danger of constantly dosing with Ca
artic Medicines. The practice is pernicous and suici-
the constantly increasing evils Of indigestion fear
fully aggravated BY the too free of Cahartcs. The
American people fast becoming nation of dyspep-
tics by their artificial modes Of life. Drastic Cahartics
increase the rrabty and PROSTATE the strength of the
digestive organs
The Pills offered especially designed to allay
this irritabty, and at the time invgorae a,
strengthen all the functions Of digestion. while they are
gently laxative. They anodyne, tonic and laxative
lhey are so mild and nTigoran@ that is remind
Ell by any dsagreeablc effects that he has taken medicine
Business Men, Students Professional Men Females and
all persons leading confined or sedentary life shouu
try thclu.
The undersigned Physicians, chcerfulv certify tc the
nigh professional standing of DR. Colby Of Sanstead one
OF the Oldest aud best Physicians, and to the excellent
qualities OF his Anti Costive and Tonic Pills. when
we have used in practice, and highly approves
j. b. GIBsON.M. D., Dunhan, &. ".
C. Z. COTTON, NJ a., Cowansville
CiAHlE& BROWN. N D.
s. =. FOSTER, V. y Bronze.
N0KMAN CLEVELAND, NJ. D.. Earnston.
y. JFNKS. N. y.
G.. W .COWI.ES, VI D.. Stansiead
JOHN NEltS. NJ. y.
Joseph iREAuUN. N. D., Surgeon. r. NJ
BENJAMIN DAMON, u. Coaticook
lEMtEL RICHMOND, NJ. D., Derby Line
". G. GLlNES, NJ. D., Compton, C. f.
G. o. S0MEES, NJ. D., Moe}g c. T..
J. c. hVTHERFORp ". D., Newport VT.
Prepared by Dr. NJ. F. COLBY, Stanstead, c. f., and
Derby Line, Vermont
Sold where medicine is sold generally.
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LADIES CATER RnaTx

LADIES CATER BOOTS
little glove stirs up my heart as tides stir IN IN.
snow-white muslin, when it fits, makes NAM c 's
notion '00.
al sorts of lady xns thrill my feelings as they ID
But little female gaiter boots are death and nos
shorter u"N
And just to put you on your guard
l'll give you, short and brief,
small hotel experience
Which filled my heart with grief:
Last summer, at tho Pavilion Hotel
stopped . week more
And marked two " boot-ees" overv mar,
Before my neighbours door;
Two boots with patent leather tips.
Two boots which seemed to say,
AN angel trots around in us,n
They stole my heart away;
And often in my nightly dreams
They swept before my face
lady growing out Of thels
AS flowers grow from vase.
But ah one morn saw sight
Which struck me like stone
Some other name was on the book
Those boots were not alone.
great tall pair of other boots
Was standing by their side
And or they walled one afternoon
And with them walke'l-a bride.
Ladies, comment is unnecessary
Those Cater Boots came from
y. e, PAGE
Ware can be f'ani At all times larse assorua.as
Ladies, Misses and ChillreD's Boo,
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THE GOOD SAME Az Z AM !
wv - CO. x.01- Co. Iii. e.
Ahead OF all Col1unrition

Ahead OF all Competition
5+53 OF theY manufactured last ycarmorc than double
the number Of eny other first class stove in
Cre year, in the United States.
THEY cnatan all the Improvements whch are IL the
first class stoves aud The advantages and Improves
nents over other stoves in part as iGlows:
lst The arrangement Tor brolng on the front hearth
An improvement overlooked other first class stoves
1t has also the same arrangement for brong on TOP
~, 4 Thorough ventilation OF the Oven.
sd. introducing hot air draugh to the fire chamber
thereby increasing the draugh Of the Stoye uuickenn,t
Ns Operations aud enabling it to throw out more heat-a
natter mucl ana justly implanted of in other Stoves
@h' An important improvement IN The application OF
the camper, winch throws the heat around the oven
9Th Much greater weight, consequently heavier palcs
ana more uurahIc as well as ha nJs0mcr stinus.
OH. dratt hamper al each end CT the lire hoy go
at the hre is equa2ea and grde viii heat as u1ick
~ thc other, also heating the In half the time
IN FIRE back protected by soap-stone, 80 it cannot
burn out. 10y - ''''
IN a'dtion to the above mpro, tmens, IL has all that ia
"hnueu In oter First class Stoves, -IIut water
F'or, warning Closet, Rooster IN ont c,ker on op
D1"rs IiHed with best Russia Iron &c, &c Fur,hey DIX
stove IL warranted to do the work with rs ttle IN nav
otter stove in Che market AID in a superior manner
MI who wart Hrs caS3 stove hou,d meyer Inv ,,nti,
ey call and see the Coon SAMARTA Us they have in ev
et% instance given satisfaction.
! an me eHciuH'rc agent tor the safe Of thH Storp I'm
""iprrr, ara sell y on trhi FOE any reasonable k.n
of uaic; so al are safe In hu,iny.
lave dith a. l3.l an assortment 81 Common t1v,s ON
r&h' as alS ptAer dealer IN ashinur tuuty ard sei
=" law ~ ny nii- ~ rEtatt, t. UCWE.s
No' fp"ii- =. nee. - rJGn
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3 Csssa Dsaa Central :am0 suSaa-
gsaGn Railroads.
As ssi
tt2rf
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Wednesday,, Jdnuary SM, 1862.
TIRE ins Going South and East.

Leave Moapee, - 10 \. s.. 200 p. NJ. and 10 ID r.
M All Train leaves It. bans al 6 25 A. m l,uu zion
sI 90 A. H., connecting at While Silver Junction with
Trans Tor an" from Wells River ST. ohnsbury and Iii
Teton, and with Nurbe, Il. L. for Boston, Lowell Wnr.
cfFer. &C. AUD connecting At Bellows Falls with hesl-
ire K. H. t't Boston aud with Vermont Valley Il. Il Ton
Spr!nGiiei New Haven and New York. arriving in New,
York at ~. II p. VI.
ACCOMMODATES Tram leaves Rousc's Pom, nj G. - A. NJ
fol BH,ling ion aud Mortified.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves 0gdcnahu,cnt II 80 NJ
Fi"hi ti at 800 p Me- ouses Point al 10 p ~. arriY
lag al Hnlingt" at 9.2j in Boston at $40 4. NJ co,-
Hht'lnga Bellows Fails with Che hire l.: r. FOX
ana Worcester and with Vermont Valley Z H. Tor Surua.
H''H ana New Haven and arriving in New YORK nj 70
Trains Going Eurtj, a,A,s West.
Leave Mont P'er Al 3 o. A. II. IL A. NJ ami ) 90 p ~
MAIL lEAiN leaves No'toi al I.:}l NJ. Via. LlwcIl
Lawrence or Fuchhutg. Leaves Suiiuuiiri IT y :,
Fellows Falls at l245 P. ~ clnnrrlins at Wbe nivrr
'"hcl VIA N"hem Il. t. from Boston and VITA Pa.
s"urH'r H. r. tor and toln st. bloomsbury and ttct,u
arriving at Enring at 400 - NJ aud ~ AiLafs at =
40 p. NJ, and lodge.
Appropriations TRAIN leaves Horthl cid at 500 A, NJ
~" ohfi"sIoh ut 1873 NJ. tar Holsps Paint and Mon
800 IN, cav '" a. 'ea' "'
NiHHr Express TRAIN leaves Bellows FAILS -,
u'iiS passengers tom Vermont Valley T. Il Ienvi,n
WV or ~ S.U0 A. M and from thcshire T. Il cnnn.c
"s " ME kiVe Junction With train LEAVING Hn,,nn NJ
. - n. via Lowell or Lawrence leave. VIII, b..
A. NJ, housrH Point at 10 A. st Mo lre,, -, ~ IA 20
NV Heue'snGsh ai2oO p. NJ, cunut eli ne win, C,,nJ
ii""N ra'hS Tor Detroit, Chicago and the W.s, ~
'p.os cars are attached to 10th the ug,i ex,rss
rams IN, nhhng between RoIsc's Point nd Hostnn '
. lhfoHsh iIcHes Tor Chicago and the W,st r. ma, -,
the principal stations S' 'o' sue y
81. AibaEs, W, Jan. s, 1852.
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O.,
The hci oi ,g31.l
." s'ns" street. opposite Ei!by A., lioitoa.
4 fTEh an extensive p!actrr ~ ruwar,,. Of iat0
II years continues t"s"cUrc Patents H. the United ~.
-i'isr liz Great Britain ttanrt ud other r,rtga ra
'|s' ,'eais. ScptI:htiaLs, .i..ig.rirats and 90. ,
P's or drawings for Patents, tIecuted IN I!,er l@'
ihu WIN despatch Res arches made iilu AliruC4a
.".''s" "ofhr' '"Gtternuc he validity OF U'i1! % r.
tthis or inventions, and ran or other advice fpEGe
~ "a'e'S .on'hin9 the same. tuplrs OF lhr a.m,
any Patent furnished by remjtiinc one Dollar Assn
ihrn'S RECORDED III Washuctrn
inc Agency IL not uGiy 81. t,;yfst in New FL ..H.
"", t.'""eh II inventors have :.iN aaecs Goi 't"Hts
,'S'"' "S'tiainin1 the pHtcrialiity Of ia'ttI -
""' p'rS"31y: Il MOI H,tucpsla bly s,irrrDrtrHr T
."u We oh''e Them elsewhere. Thr Testimonials j,
T'.rn prove mat none Is AiGHE SUCCESSFUL At .a
~ i -, ~ EEthan the .ihsr ri3rr ned rs SUC,
nv - i hhSi FfOOF OF ADVANTAGES AND i.r
~ "o"d ada hat lie an. ,.',u.tluirpa,oq ,oOr,aa
'no can prove, thai tro ether oil &c a., Tie kird are
'n'@r5 i"f IfnifSSInna services moderate. TIE #
~" USE P'"'u$n Of iae snhscnLer du,H. TWEEN! 'r-
PORT. ms enabled him 70 ,tccvprl5trH yas tuhcuU
sltChchi!nns and auci., A. rii,,., t,-, 10 ,alpa.
;' ''''eS his"Nirnsfv. library az LEGAL ava lp't
~ ana M accent. Of patent, .au.r.i ,u "
ti,, ~, ',,' n"d t-Htopt r'Tder .im ahe, beyond =.
:" "l'Sr superior facilities ier ohianipa patents
~ h'rr.''tY OF a iourneyto washington Ia rru"
ana TIE usual strat de!aj lAr-c, are hee '
&C., TESTIMONIALS.
.,s'rd W. EDDY as orc or N, gnSt cqO3aif ort
Course. " '"''' Now '"'
81 ,HHS. MASON" Couaitssiotcr IF Ftn.~
ha'r no hcs.rou IN ;-+ofioc luy,u'ai, that
n,,d '''"' 4 person more 'Onnl ftut and NirN
10 .n'',, ,g.p@r'e "i puih. their topltalors !na..
nj my r ,ot 'hen an ",,iy ad rcur,br rorsitr'
" '"'"' 'bice. nDhitND HuEhh'
,.,t, II 81, I.a'r Commissioner at 'Hl''.
ra,,o,,a w. ~ ~, EDDY In nrin (or me THiT1 hFN
ed nnI H." D." pu' .he e" 'h,i, patents have been &C.,
proof ot ,,o, "nr !. nov r"dlug. Sucb uhHis"n
e,I", Hient aud iiuV on hie pan lead N,-
n,,r".1 ',"a an invocation apy to nim 20 rcc'r' a.
nii,,iii,, L ''> may be s.r 81 having the NIT h't
charges "" '''F '"'t : nv VI Et,ll Nm"
lura. n iabt m"i"f>, the .a5,c,'rr. IN courer Pc
EIyT I'm " , maze, oH i"i,r rejected artlc
ciiad I ~ y, APFHN.@. EN3GY 1%r. ri 81 IN vase
r.... L. Il. Gur"
"'S''h, Dc. ., isi $pfI
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DIR. SWEETS
Tnfallible Liniment,

GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
FOR RHEUMATISM, GOVT, NEURALGIA, LUM-
BAGO STIFF NECK AND JOINTS, s NV la
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
DR.. Stephen Street of Connecticut,
known all ovar the United states.
Dr, Stephen Svcet, of Connecticut,
Is the author of Dr. Sweets Inallble Lininent.
DR.. Sweet's InfalHbAe Liniment
Is the author of Dr. Sweets Invaluable Liniment.
DR.. Sweets Imtalible Liniment
Cures Rheumatism and fails.
DR.. Streets Intallabe Lanin1ent
Is cert ain rcneoJ for Neuralgia.
DR.. Sweets Iufalhble Liniment
Cures Burns and Scalds Immediately
DR.. Sveet'S InfdAibfc Linlment
Is the best known remedy for prains and Bruises
DR.. Streets Mfalliblc Linimcnt.
Cures Headache imme diately and was never known
to fail.
DR.. Streets MfazHblc Liniment.
Affords immediate relief Cor Piles, and seldom fails.
DR.. S,cects LnfaNible Liniment
Cures Toothache in one minute.
Dr.. Sweets L.falIible Liniment.
Cures Cuts and Wounds immediately and leaves scar
DIR. S'veet's Infalh6k Liniment
Is the best remedy for Sores in tho known world.
DR.. S,oect's Infallible Liniment
Has been used by than million people, and all
praise it.
DR.. S,ocet's Mfa??iG!c Liniment
Is truly 1T end in need" and every family ehould
have it ut hand
DR.. Swects Mta??ib?c Liniment
10 by all Druggists. Price Is cents Apply
DR.. SvcetS InfaiHN eLiniment
ures Burnsand scalds immediate
DR.. Stephen Swcet, Of Connecticut
The great natural Bone Setter
DR.. Sweets [nfallibe Linument
Is the best remedy for Sores in the known word.
CAUTI ION.
To avoid imposition, observe the Signature aud Like
ness OF DR.. Stephen Sweet evefy lto-l, aad also
Stephen weets Inialble Lnimcnth blown in the
glass Of each bottle, without which none are genuine.
Richardson g. Co.
S,le Froplie tors, Norwich. CT
For sale by FRED Z. SMITt. Montpelier, General
cent for Vermont, and by all dealers. Apr-yl
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PROBATE COURTS

probate Courts within ard for the District OF Ran
do,h ior tie year ersnipg, will be holden as follows
A, the Registers Office in Brooked the first Thurs
day in each month. 49,,
At the UIsrge C, univ Hotel in Chelsea On the third
Thursday of each month.
AT Chadwick's Hotel In West Randolph, the fourth
Thursday in each month.
Att l.. Bowes' Hotel in Washington. on the second
Thursday in February May and August.
by 'fc J. r. o. CLEVELAND oGE.ti Register
Chelsea, December I'd, 1861.
Probate Courts.
STATE OF VERMONT, DROBATE COURTS within
WAsaIssrox DISTRICT, S. and for the District afore
sad will be holden tho Probate Office in Montpelier in
said District Tuesday Of each week, during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court are
ruested to attend to the same on said court days.
7. R. MERRILL, Judge.
December |, 1860.
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, S. Montpelier, within and for
said Disrict the 18th day of January, A. d. 1862
4 mens OF Hannah Tucker, late Of Painfeld, in
said District deceased being presented to the Court by
Epraim olson, the Executor therein named for Pro-
bate:
is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear at session Of said Court to
be holden al the Probate Office in Montpelier, the 11h
day of FEBRUARY A. D. 1862 and show cause if any they
may have, against the probate of said Will for which
purpose is further ordered that copy of the record Of
Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Montpelier, pre-
yous to said lime appointed for hearing.
A true copy OF Record,
81 Attest, I. X. MERRILL, Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Court held at
WASHINGTON DISTINCT Montpelier, in said District,
the 18th day of January, A. D. 1862.
QENJANIN MARBLE, administrator Of the estate Of
- Jonathan J. Marble late Of Fayston in said District
deceased presents his administration account for
nation and allowance and makes application for de-
Gree OF distribution and partition Of the estate Of said
deceased.
Whercupou it is ordered by said Court that said
count and said application be referred to session of
SAID Court to be held at the Probate Office in said Mont
peer the 18th day of February, A. D. 1862 for hear
ing and decision thereon and it is further ordered that
notice hereof be gvea to all persons interested, by publ
cation of the three successfully in the Green
Mountain reeman. newspaper published at NJ ontpe
her. previous to said time appointed for hearing that they
may appear at said time and place and show cause, if
any they have, why said should be al
lowed. and such decree made BY the Court.
81 Attest. ~ A. CHASE Register.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN JAN. 49, 1862
Miu,anSOsa HNays' Estate.

HE subscribers having iecn appointed by the honorable
/ Probate Court Tor the District of Washington, commis-
sioers to recev examine and adjust all claims and de-
rnands al persons against the estate OF simpson hays
late MiddeseX, said district deceased, represented
nsolven aud the ern IF six months from the ls day OF
January 1862 being allowed by said court to the cred
tors of said deceased to exhibit and prove their re-
specive caims before Give notice. tina, we will at
tend to the duties of appointment at the lnn Of
William Snonds in Micdesex in said district on the
first Wednesdays Of February and July next at o'clock
in the forenoon, each of said days
GEO. II. LEWIS, C,,,rs
A. CHAMBERLIN, yum TO-
Mddlesex. Jan. 1st d. 1862. 3l5W3
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ST NICHOLAS EZJIE;I,.
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BOARD REDUCED To % PER nav

since the opening of this and odious Hotel
IN loo4 u mas been the single endeavor of the proprie-
TORS TO make it the most sumptuOus convenient and
orahe home for The citizen and stranger on this side the
Atlantic Ana whatever has seemed likely to administer
TO the comfort OF its guests they have endeavore wi
out regard to cost to provide. and combine all the M
emens OF individual and social enjoyment which modern
art mas lhFeneI and modern taste approve ; and the
patronage which it has commanded during the mast siv
years L. gratifying proof that their efforts have been ap
prcciated " "e
meet the eNigencea Of tie times. when all are
CURED TO practice the most rigid economy iIn nndar
signed '' " A
AsiaVc Rsc1scacGd TIE Price of sH0;avs, fgs
TW@ Esngf:srs per geuy,
At thc same TINE ahating none of the Injuries with which
their table has hitherto been supplied
TREADWELL, WHiTCOMB 4 co.
New lok, Sept. Q, 1861. 2o9n#
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Notice.

THIS ia to certify that have this day given my
l Joseph +. Sergeant and Truman H. Sergeant their
tmo during the remainder of their minority and shall
claim OF their earnings pay any debts Of their
contracting after this date.
JOSEPH SARG EANT.
Attest E. SARGBANT.
Hancock Dec. ~, 1861.
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NOTICE.

NVDl1OE.
THIS IS to certify that have sold to my Edwin F.
amb, his time during the remainder Of his minority,
and shall claim of his earnings pay any debts
of his contr acting after this date. SAMUEL LAMB.
Attest, RUFUS RICHARDSON.
Braintree, Dec. :, 1861. fw3+
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CAS- HCAN DOIT!
THE OLDEST CASH JOBBING
Boot. Shoe < Rubber Store
IN BOSTON, IS
ITO. 29 Eooarl treet,

IL q. sE.&E -soATI tTe ct,
Established in 1887
WHERE yon can always find goods of ny yes o
~ qu4lity of our own manufacturer fro Cash auc
ticn., A the VERY LOWEST PRICES, FOR CASH ONLY.
Parties ordering depend upon personal non on
Gilia. :hcir orders, aud at as or prices if psent
u,.H ADVANCED ON Goods which be sold at Low
ArEE. Cali AND NEE.
GEO. C. WALES Pearl Street
F&Mjm com F30l comN Oct3
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~ office,

WHEREAS, my wife, Sarah NJ. Chatterton, has left my
w bed and board without just cause or provocation
this is notify all persons that shall pay no debts OF
her contracting after this date -
FIFIELD S. CHATTERTON.
Hancock Dec I. 1861 3l3fw3*
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eMeIe 09sI 'q18I 6eW l4ooIoM
'NOLHHLLVHC N HVHFS
pslsnIl 5uVGue u! paAaaq 90 o. 4ou S! aV IoJ Wq
5uIAslIaq Sul}suI }su!s5u suosIad lie Gou o. sq
suosooAoId 2snr auoq1!M pIeoq pue PAD Gu "A
9ls ssu 'uo4Iei9yqO s pey!A pueqsnQ Gm SvlaHHIKA
'91nlON
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Liberation Notice

NHIS is to certify that have this day given my Son,
G. Carpenter his time during the remainder Of hi
minority, and shall ella i'm of his wages nor pay an
debts of his contracting after this date.
SANFORD CARPENTER.
Attest, MRS. c. CARPENTER.
Dec. 81. 1861, f315w3f
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u asnoT.ca9a g. Foreign 1'a1,.I
T.. II. EDDN,
SOLICITOR or p..yL,%V&

isHt- Agent ut l.. ; Patent p6j... Wlsr.a.aG, n.
The ret II ,tH,.l
:" "'H'" street. opposite Ei!by s:., lioj,o'
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-07-24
Major General q. w: smith.

Gustayus Woodsoe Smith is Kentuck-
ian by birth, and bears the reputation Of
being one Of the most accomplished Gener-
ais 10 t6e service of the Confederacy. He
entered West Point 10 1888, where he
graduated with, high houors. For many
years he served ID the Engineer Corps Of
the United States Army, and was breveted
in 1S48 for gallant and meritoriops conduct
in the battle Of Cerro Gordo, and again IN
1S49, for gallant and meritorious conduct
in the battles of Contreras and !Chprubus-
co. In November, 1S49, he resigned his
commission in the army, and devoted him.
self to Civil Engineering. At the opening
Of the present war be relinquishea 9 luora-
tive position, which he held under the Mu;
nicipal Government Of New Ycrk city, and
offered his sword to the South. he now
holds the rank of Major General. ..
During the preliminary operations of'the
campaign on the Chickahominy, General
Smith was second in command of cur Army
of Richmond but he was prostrsted, just
previous to the battle of the Sevea Pines,
by a severe paralytic stroke, and the 81; y.
preme command of tha army, when Gener
a! johnson was borne wounded from the
field, devolved upon General Longstreet:
The sickness of General Smith, rendered
him, for few weeks, unfit for active ser
vice; but he is now, we hear, almost entire
" recovered. Charleston Mercury. -, 90.
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The Cost of the War.

Crushing out the rebellion is an expen'
sive business to the Yankees. Mr.. Valan.
digham, in speech the other day in the
Federal Congress, said that the debt and
expenditures from March 4, 1861, to July
l, 1S62-item by item-is 1912, $50, $685.
43-at he rate per month Of $50, 1897 $3.50,
and for every day during the whole period
of fifteen months s2,O27,911. This does
not include the debt previous to March 4,
1S61-s72,2S9,OOO. ,..
Nearly thousand millions of dollars,
ara stillthe rebellion uncrushed! Verify
the Yankees are patient people, but the
tax collector will be round soon, when
doubtless they will begin to count the cost,
and come to the conclusion that the busi'
ness Of subduing the South does not pay.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-07-24

2, TIE YANKEE AND TEE ALMIGHTY
DOLL j. Afnnne1g the thousand nds of Fah.
keeaettsrs pioksdup &c the recent battle-s 1
field the sist and burden ,ef the smajoritys
has been money, InGegery instance where
the letter is from parent tosehild, its whole
object seems to have been to Impress upon
aDear Johnor William iths impSrta1cs
Of stsaying his money" 10 this constants Inc
cnleasion, which is bsgunin infancy, may be- /
ascribed the exorbitant estimasionin which |.
money comes to bs held BY tke fulLgrosn
Jonathan a 1Yankee ST thirty regards I
money hot;aa the 5rueansof happiness, but,s
as the great snd:apd object .of life. J. As an3j
evidence Of thislwe viii mention. an inci-
dent ofshs. .battleEof Cod sHarbor "a Yans
.keeSwho had:;ustshadfboth Of his eyestoru
.outby asmnskse ball, Was sleda soi ouffsara
Eapdadepositeds near ] one ofour battsriess
them unsngaged. The felloWa grissoasiys
bemoaued his hard fasef Hesaid he iIWonlda
uetha9esminded being shot; through IBIS
arm or5iegs bntsolosss hissightf foreusrsit
;Bastoo hard; heewouiG not have had; ;itto
have happened for ;tsnsaeg..f ..fas sdolzass -
Rschnaoad Ezaasiasf si,ss's -
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-07-24
WATER Observation-Disclosures drinking

r WAFER DR1NKINa. Improper ayinkings
of water has: killed thousands, There have
been, instances where thirsty armies, after
long marches, have come to some riyeEs
when the men would he doVn on their
faces and anaf an inordinase quantity Of
water with these results; some die almost
instantly, others become crazy, and stag
ger like drunken men, Avoid drinking
wafer as much as possible while marching.
When you feel dry, rinse the mouth With
water, but do not swallow it. Drink only
when resting, or before the word eisgiyep
to march. Men. when heated should not,
drink anything cold, In asstate Of perspi-.
ration, icervater only aggravates thirst =:
Drink slowly; half a tumblersof water will
suffice the thirstiest man in the world, if be
drinks BY sips. Take from twenty-five to
one hundred sips, and swallow each time
it will quench thirst better than a quart
drunk in the usual manner. In fact, it is
almost impossible to get down full glass
of water taken in this way. ID - .r' -
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-07-24

DREADFUL ACCIDENT AT FORT MoUL-
TRIE. - Our community will be deeply
panied to learn that yesterday afternoon,
during the progress Of some experiments iu
artil.:ry practice at Fort Moultrie 32 poun-
der, which had been rifed and "banded," !"
and with which the troops were firing at an
irou.plated target, burst with terrible re-
suits to the officers and soldiers stanoiny
near the piece. Lieut.. Col. Thomas d..
Wagner was very severely wounded i the
thigh and ankle. Lieut.. T. Lamar Ward
law was also severely wounded. Capt. VAL