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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-04-25
LATER FROM PITTSBIRG L,yn,,,

Captain Stoekdale of the steamer H..
who was on the battle field from H.
mencement, and spent Tuesday and ny
day in walking over the scene Of H.
contest, informs the Cincinnati Conan.
that the rebel dead were much mora ,,,,.
Gus than ours. Only in few p,aees
our dead thicker than theirs. The s.
OF the rebels by the gunboats had bee IS
destructive. Several groups of 81 -
and ten, who were killed by single lb-n.
were seen. Rebel prisoners stated tia, =
first big shell which landed among Inn - =
ed nearly twenty, and it Was impo,,1b..
force the men forward where the heay, g =
from the boats were crushing the tj,niar -
shells were shrieking and crashing on -,
side. The field where the entmy,s -
were thlckest was where they eac.u--.,-..l
Lew. Wallace's division on Nonday r,rr,,...
There, standing on a stump, Can't Stock >
counted sixty dead rebels. There wer.. =,
eral piles OF nearly dozen each. F,,-,.
thing indicated that the repulse 81 ihe en-
On Monday had been most deadly.
( Capt Stoekdaie had on lis boat = wa,,a
ed rebel. vino was an old aoguaintance, a..
stated that the attack was made with s,an,
men, With a reserve of 81 900. and Tia, 49,.
were told that Van Dorm and Price Mr.. :.
Memphis with the whole army. and wor]s h.
in Corinih at once. \ large number of a..
rebel force were ninety-day men. They u.
forced into the service. The rebel air,rr.
from Corlnth was commenced nine Gans b-
. fore the attack was made He said Lr h.
been nine days out from Corinih, and =.
our folks w-re as careless as If ihev Were .
party Of pic-nickers, and knew nothing q =.
enenys advance He was shot through Il
thigh, and died on the way down tie ri,5r.
On The Commodore Perry, which W..
, Cincinnati with load of wounded. VS. -
rebel major who had been wounded. H..
states that before the figh, Beaureyard MAJ
d speech 10 his men TO the following eatC,.
The engagement now before Them ua>
be the decisive battle Of The contest; i IL,
lest it. al was lost: if they gained :. u
prospect VAS bright. They had not had a.e
pay. ard if they filled in this battle. uoas
moi get any, for their money would IL ?.
worth a cent: if they gained vic,ory. e.
man should have $1,000.
Tbs promise If WIS, says the major, ".
nerred The rebel forces with such Gtsnera,,.
and determination. But If was all IL e.
avail and they have fed not 20 be coaxe3 =
10 another fight
The reports Of the commanders Of =
gunboars Lexington and Tyler 10 ca
fooie. give graphic account Of the pa.
they took in the battle The TYLER oper.
on the rebel batteries on the left at half,
2o'doek on Sunday, and, as is descr:i.
above. did fearfp, execution. She was io:,..
al 1 O'Clock iay The Lexington, and the N
kept up constant shower of shot and 81.
until = on Monday morning. when il BEGAN.
dangerous 10 continue, our troops having al
vanoed-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-04-25

BERDaS'S SlhRP-SHooTERs AT IoRkusgN.
We are glad that this regiment has a, Is.
an opportunity to display It's peculiar p "
ers. The correspondent of the New YaA
Co~marriai SAYS =
The sharpshOoters have, thus far. t2.5l-
ed the honors of The siege. They hasr bur
rowed themselves in rife pits, in wh;ea Ira
ensoonce themselves early in the morning ~
remain until sunset. Their ratians arr ,,.-
TO them, and as their pits are QalnT,. a -ns4
draP OF whiskey' is included. They use tlt..
telescope lifes, which they load win az
maidish precision, ramming the patched d..
with great care, rapping away with tl.f:r ma
lets On hickory ramrods. Then the SIS
have TO be adjusted, and then-xoe 10 Il.
rebel who approaches one ofthe guns n.a4..,-
Ell On their earlhworks ca buLoir,. NJ
one Of these sharpshoo;ers is sure IT,, i.-
has dropped his man, he cuts a notch on IL
stock OF his rifle, and some Of them hsxr ~
ready formidable array of deaihscore,."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-04-25

e We have few papers left containing
the muster roll of the Sd regiment. Price
four cents, by mail.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-04-25
GENERAL ORDER NO. 36,
HEADQUARTERS I'd BRIGADE

GENERAL ORDER NO. 36.
HEADQUARTERS I'd BRIGADE
Smiths Division, April II, 1862.
The Brigadier General Commanding con-
graduates the troops of this brigade for the
conduct exhibited by them yesterday while
I'm ie hre. The invincibility of spirit shown
o! 'hose companies exposed to terrific fire
from the enemy sheltered in rifle pits is wor-
thy OF the highest admiration. The conduct
of lst Sergt. Holton, Co. l, 9Th Vermont re-.
slment, in securing and bringing back the
colors of the Regt., after the bearer was shot
down, is deserving of especial notice as a
pralseworthy and daring act.
Soldiers Of Vermont, let your future con-
duct rival that of yesterday, and your friends
and state may we'll be proud of YOU.
W. I. II. Brooks.
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The Vermont Soldiers Commended by
Gen Brooks.

The following order was published the
next day after the engagement of the Yer
mont troops at Yorktown:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-04-25

Hps Caue-leCtuieu- PdSStU Oll u hllWau
kee, and, thanks to police force, the labor
of laying rotten eggs and shyirg stones a,
lamp posts was lost Milwaukee was then In
ferment, and next Madison, Wisconsin. In
the meantime the Detroit papers were "cuss
ing and discussing" the great apostle Of abo
litionism, and an invitation was sent him tc
lecture in Detroit. His friends applied 70,
the use of the Young Mems Hall. The di
rectors held meeting, and fearing, or pre-
tending to fear, mob like that at Cincin
natl, the hall was refused. Here was a stew
Some Of the stockholders were mad. The
Free Press applauded, and said that such {
traitor ought never to have hearing in thi:
city. The Tribune ard Advertiser retortet
in favor of free speech. But another hal
was obtained and while the storm was at it:
hight, Phillips came, and lectured, and went
away safely-un-egged.
Of course went to hear. Many came
early to get good seat, and there they sat
anxiously awaiting the lecturers appearance
now looking impatiently at the pitchers or
the table, now watching the people crowdine
in. At last the door back of the stage open
ed, and MIR Phi-no, its only reporter com
ing to take notes, and the cheer dies out a.
the surprised reporter starts back. The door
opens again, three men enter and take seats
on the platform-thea audience wait momen,
yes, it must be Phillips, and then cheer
upon cheer is thundered forth. He come;
forward to speak. He is a quiet, pleasan,
looking man, with nothing of the bull doc
look that some expected to see about tn,
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Horace q. Davis Estate.

subscTbeTs, having been appou ted by the HOnora
10 Probate Court for lid District Of " asian gton Com
~ onef 10 teceve, examine and dnst all claims and
nds 81 all persOhs against the estate 81 Horace A.
Davis, late of BetIn IN SAID district deceased, an
the term OF sI months the Goth DAY If November
1862 being allowed nv said court to the CREDITORS of said
dec eased, To txhi and prove their respec.e claims be
lore us GIVE notice, that will siteni to The dun
onr appointment The dwelling house OF Harriet n.
Dav IN Berlin said district, the Goth day Of De-
ce miner 29h day of May next, at q clock the
afitin"on. ON each Uf SAID days
HORACE BRALEY, romD,,
MARVIN SIMONS, 'O"'
Berlin, Nov 2)th, A u. 1862. 3Glw3
STATE Of VERMONT, | In Probate Cont held at
W.sHrVG % DIsTRIcT. Sc. Montpelier, in said district
On The Odd d y OF October, A. d. 1856!
M ARTHA MORSE ana ELIJAH WINCH executors Of
vi the last will aud testament ct Nathan Morse, OF
Nor ihhed M said dts riot, deceased present their admin
istration account for illumination and allow ance. and
make application for decree Of distribution PARTITION
OF the estate ~ aid GrcraSed
Nhereupon, it is ordered by said Court that said
count and SAID app II be referred Session Of
said Court To he held AT the Probate Office said
pelier, the lot" day Of December A ID. 1862 for
decision thereon
Aud further ordered that notice hereof be given to
AL persons Ierrs ed by publication oI the three
weeks suCCesNvty IN the Gucn aioInttia Freeman, A
newspaper published AT Montpelier, previous sad time
appontrd for hrtrhg that they appe SAID time
and place, and show cause II tnty may have, why
said account >hIui not be allow ed, and sIGh
mad. BY the Court.
f3ilw3 Attest, N. A. CHASE, Register.
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FOR As.E.

TIE S"hscrihers have " oorn Machinery VIII ch
my di.loso u "n r-a- nahic 'erm' aid IN c in
cry Is ~uiiHbr fr the anDtActurt uf Flannel ar Fu
Clio h. aud ~ nRo ~ pan Il. A. LlTrLEN co.
NORM AoA'p,'tr, NOV ~ lso2- hoy2tv idN v.
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, holden
Wh5HlNGToS DISTRICT, SIS. at Montpelier, within I'd
I'D "I'tuc,, on the Ia lay OF 'nyrmbci, A. II.
S82
: tlSON \. CHASE, Administrator Of the rs
~ tate ct Allen ia Ks lac of W"udhu,y. IA sad
district deceased. make application Cuur with
the consent aud apptaIu" IN WI ing OF all heirs OF
sad d cra,td TO- uc'n-c Il" >eA all al estate 6 SAID
Deceased, stu ed Ia >Id Vocabulary, representing that
the a.e thereof would be beneficial to said h,its and
those interest III taId c tate:
Nhtmnp"n, is urdccra ~ sand Court that sad appli
ca"n be referred I" The 4i ay uf Decermbcr A. d. 1857!
~ The PrObac Office ia sad Mont pccff hearing and
cIsIru thereon aud II Is further utderd hat al PEI sons
interest d. he nurd hereof, by qualifications of notice Of
tis hppi alton and order thrre"u three
" ~ II" Grrtn Mountain fr cmah, printed At MunIpr-
Ter H. i'tr >a" time Of hrdTi h they may AZ pear at
SAID tInt and ace, 'ni hey thereto
Hy the Court.
162"3t Attest, 7. Il. MERRILL, Judge
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STATE OF VERMONT,l In Probate Courtheid in
WAsHINGT0s DIsTRICr IS. Montpelier within and for
said DIST ict the 3oih day ut - ptembrr A. D. 1862
Instrument sHr ring to be the last VIII and Tesla
n ment III Timothy DAVIS late OF East Monlpelier, in
said stuc deceased being presented to the Court
Pfotale:
IL ordered nv said Court that al persons concerned
therein be nC,iied to appear al Court
holden at the Probate Office, aforesaid OH
the I'll day Of December, d. 1862 and show cause any
they have TIL Prof OF WilI for which
purpose, u - further oIdt red that copy Of the
record Of this order be- published three weeks sue
cessve! IN u- Green Noun au eemln printed AZ Mont
petier, pretI'uSt SAID tine appointed for hearing
true cory OF Record
f39w3 Attest,-N. A. CHASE, Register
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-05

STATE 81 VENhbNr, Na Probate C"ur, holden a
RASr0LrH DisTRiCT. s.. Brnokfrd. within aud 10.
SAID Distract Oh the 2ith da. ol November, A. D. 1902.
T. las ). BRIG - guardian untut hatles g. Dutkte, a
~ minor, r. ue IN g liamSton, dstfir mai
Application fer cruse sell all the estate CT h>
said ward, and represents that such sale the
interest OF his sal Wnd, thai the be put IN.
tet~~t or O,hsrwIse IN ed far his ben nj.
Whereupon, il ordered by sad Court, hat said appli
cation be cirft"d To- a session thereof be hcld
Probate Office IN sad rTok ID The 7th day Of Pee
a. y. $50 tor hraung and dtcsUn thereon md j.
further Wd-red that pfs'nS inrrcSe he Gifted here
Of hy publication TT This order three weeks suCccssivey
IN the G'ern A'nnain Freeman printed at Vic nturei
before me time appni Is aforesaid for hearing hat
my may appear 1T laid me and place ard show caus
If any hey may hi|r why snlh Iiceuse should not
granted.
By order of Court,
t3i2w3 j. h. uAEAYEIAND Register.
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XXXVH C0NGRESS-Second Session.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Dec. 8, 1862.
SENATE.

SENATE.
A resolution was adopted calling on the Sec
rotary of the Navy to inform the Senate If the
provisions of the act passed last session, making
an appropriation for the purchase of land, &c.
in Portsmouth harbor have been executed, and
if not, why not.
The Standing Com mttecs of the Senate were
appointed. They are the sumo as at the last
session with tie exception of Mr.. Sumner tax
ing the place of Mr.. Simmens on the Finan ce
Committee, and Mir. Arnold that of Mr.. Thomp-
son on Commerce
HOUSE.
4 resolution was adopted calling on the Com
missioner of Patents for information as to what
amount of Agricultural fluids had been cxpend-
ed since January l, to the time when the book
were transferred to the Commissioner of Agr-
culture.
A resolution was adopted instrCcting the
Military Committee to inquire into the expedi-
ency of reporting a bill amending the 5th sec
ton of the act authorizing the employment OF
volunteers to enforce the laws &c, so as to al
low volunteers who have been or may be honor.
ably discharged on account OF woun}s, such
part OF the bounty of 500 provi ded for in said
section as shall be proportion ed to the time OF
actual service. Adjourned.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-05
LADIES CATER ROOTS

little glove strs up my tides up the
Snow-white muslin, when fits, makes many curious
All sorts of lady xins thrill my feelings they'd orter
but little female gaiter boots death and not hin
shorter.
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 the Pavilion Hotel,
stopped week more,
And marked two " boot ees" every morn T.
Before my neighbours door
Two boots with patent leather tips.
Two boots which seemed to say,
g An angel trots around in u.s."
They stole my heart away,
And often in my nightly dreams
They swept before my face,
lady growing out Of them
AS flowers grow from vase.
But all! one morn saw q sight
Which struck me like stone,
Some other name the booI
Those boots alone.
great tall pair of other boot
Was standing by their side,
And of they walked afternoon
And with them walked-a bride.
Ladies. comment is unnecessary
Those Cater Boots came from
D. G. PAGE
Where can be found at all times large assortment Of
Ladies, Misses and Children's Boots
AID Shoes Of the latest French Imported Work.
Also, of our manufacture,
Ladies and Gents Balmoral Boots, (new style J
Misses and Chdren's
Boys and Youths g
Also the celebrated UNION BOOT, and in fact
general assortment Of
Boys and Mems Boots and Shoes,
Thick and Thin.
We are the sole manufacturers Oh
Piumer's Celebrated Patent Last.
CUSTOM BOOTS MADE TO FIT.
We can't be beat in Style, Quality or Price,
GENERAL ASSORTMENT or
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS
for the Trade at the LOWEST PRICES, as usual
ET P EAS Il CALL
j. G. PAGE,
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sermD1sa Central and Sufis-
VAN Railroads..
GYS 3 ~ aEsYs M WS:St1sHSSs
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing June 23d, lS62.
TRIMS Going south and East.


Leave Montpelier ~ M II 81 A. M nd 10 - IN
IA ALL TRAIN leaves Rouses Point 80 ~. 1t.
vi Adams at G,30 A. Burlington 7,l5 =. NJ, CON
meeting AT White River JunCti n withtrans Tor an from
Narthe'n Railroad for Boston, Lowell, Worcester &c,
and conhectIn at Bellows Fails with heshire =. T.
or Roster aud with Vermont Valley II. r tor Spring
field New Haven and New York arriving in New York
at 10. ID =. N.
ExrREss TRAIN leaves Rou,e's Point a, sos A. " for
Burlington and Mortified. Connecting at BURLINGTON
with hoats for whitehall, &C.
NIGHT ExPREss TRAIN leaves Ogdenshuig Mt l.. 80 M
Mont cal at 400 ~, ouses PoHt at 10 P. ~.
ing AT Boston at e10 connecting At Bellows Fats
with che shire r. 10! Bos and Worcester and with
Vermont Valey Il. for Springfield and New Haven
and arriving IN New York at 30 p
Trains Going North and West.
Leave Montpelier al 0S A. NJ 81 a NJ. and 50 r n
MAIL 1KAS leaves Boston at 7.j0 NJ, Via. Lowell
Lawrence "r FHchburg. Leaves Springfield AZ !. y ii
Fellows Eals at l2.2J p. NJ, CONNECTING Whine i've,
Junct witt Nertht RI H. X from Boston and Wilh Ca>
sump>c Il. H. tor and from 1t. Juhnbury and Lttlcun
arriving at burlington at O.45 aud -. Alban nj
80 p. NJ, OgdtnHburg $50 NJ, and Montreal At 10 80
ACCOMMODATION TuAIy leaves NorlnheIG 1T / 20 A. NJ
and burlington at 1925 a. Nj, for Rouses Point ana Mon
uclt.
NrGHr ExPREss Tar lea yes Bellows Falls 1T 9 Il PIX
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. r. leaving
New York 1t 500 =. VI. and from Cheshire il. e.
leaving Boston at ! 90 p. NJ. connecting IT
White River Junction with train leaving Boston at
800 NJ. Lowell or Lawrence Leave Whne
at 52D =. Nj, kunsrs Point nj 720 M, Montreal al
1870 aud DpdrGshuIg Oh at 1910 H., Connecting
with Grand Trunk trains for Detroit Chicago and the
West.
Sleeping cars are attached to both the night expires
TRANS uhning between Rouse's Point md Boston.
Through Tickets Tor Chicago aud the Vest for O.
the principal stations
G MERRILL, Sup'L
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NHE Subscriber, having been appointed by the ;lOu
l 0rable Probal, Couil DIst rci Of Randolph.
COMMISSIONER toreCrve examine ana adJus idi
and demands OF he Estate ni Chester
X. Aust late OF William town said District, deceased
represented inSovent and the term ot SIX months from
hr Sd day "f November, A. ID. ls62 being allowed by
SAID CouTttO The creditors q said deceased nd
prove their respective CHibsbe0re give that
Will attend to the duties OF eat appointment at
me dwelling house of Oliver C. House in Berlin on the
Rst Ftiay # December and May next, o'clock
the afternoon . esch Of -t,d diSs
OLIVERC HOUSE, c,
JOHN Z. EMERSON. w"
November Sd, A. D., 1862. C}59w3t
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF
III y M A NJ M IS Err Y

Just publish d in Sealed Envelope Price cts
4 LECTURE BY DR. tU jVEkWE,L, ON THE
CAUSE AND URE Of Sptr matorrho,a, Consum ptiun
Mental and Physical Debility, Nervousness EPILEPSY
Impaired Nutrition of the Body, Lassude, Weakness
Of the Limbs and Back, indisp">ition and ncapsc-
ity Tor study and Labor, Dizziness Of Appr hension
Loss OF Mem ry, Aversion to Society Love OF Solitude
Taidity, "elf DistrGs, Dzzne Headache, An ctiors
Of the Eyes, Pmplrs the Face Involuntary Emissions
and Sexual In,spacy the Consequences of Youthful In
discretion, sc &C.
vi This admirable Lee cetrly proves that the
above enumer9t ed, often self-afctea evils NAV be re-
we'd without medicine nd witt dai Erreus surgicsf
operations and should be read ~ every yuth and every
in the and
Sent under seal to any address, plain Sc lied en-
veopc the receipt OF six rostag stamps
by addressing
ChAS. =. g. Kline ( co.
y. Bow-ry, SewI fa.. Office Be- 45s
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CHICAGO, H., Dec. 3. A special dispatch
from Holly Springs states that the rebels evac-
uated Tallahassee on the 1T inst. Gen. Me
Arthurs division occupied the rebel forts
there that night without any fighting of con-
sequence The rebels are believed to be in full
rereat. The telegraph is working to Wyatt on
the Tallahassee river.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, DEC. 5, 1862
Probate Courts.

r.r. o. TEEs0sI PEOst,TI -. GoUsTs vial.
said will be holden at the Probate 0Aoe Montpelier In
I'D District, Tuesday Of each week. during the yea,
nsuing Perssns having business nth sAid CoHr re-
sussted to attend to the Sane On said csurt days.
T. Il. MERRILL, Judge.
Oeoe 1 1854.
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COUNTY tOl0RED MAP OF THE UNITED
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Fom recent sur eys, completed August 10, 1862; cost
S20,O10 20 ensrsvr 1t and years. time.
Superior to any SlO mapever made by Colrn Mitch
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are graved on this map. 1t is not only county Map,
OUNTY AND RAILROAD NAP
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EVERY RAILROAD STATION
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Guarantee any woman or man SO TO Is per day, and
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Send for 81 worth totry.
Printed instructions how we'll furnished all
our agents
WantedN holes ale for Maps in every State
California, canada, England, France ard Cuba. for
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The ar Department uses our Nap of Virginia Mary
land and Pennsylvania cost 800 COZ which ed
Antetam Gre K, Shsrpshurgh, Maryland Hghts, will.
Transport Ferry, Rhorersve hollands Ford and all other
on the Potomac. and every other place in Maryland
LLOYD'S TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY
UulO, !NDlANt AND ILLINOIS,
is tho only authority e., nell and the War Depart
ment None iH"".-' o.. ne hn6rs an error in it,
Pnce ~ eeuts
,...o,-., f.c.. ". ,,ouns, Aug ..
"LLOYD'S hAP OF VI ulNlA MARYLAND AND
N-iuis Nap Is very large; its cost Is
but p cents, andit is the best which be purchased
i.LOID' GREAT MAP OF THE tnSSIsSIIPf
RIvLR--From Actual Surveys by Capts. Bart and YIN
Bowen, mississippi River Pilots, e st :, No how
every m II pantat Ona ara owners nam from st Louis
to the Cult OF heXc - ,iJI mlCsrvey >aud-bar. is
latd town. landltg and all rlace 20 miles back from The
riv rcolored in count And States Prcr IN sheets
81 pocket form, and 81 81 on I'm with rollers RI ady
Sep. ~
NAVY DEPARTMENT wAsnNGroN, Sept II, 1862
J. I LLoyD's-Sir Send me your Aap OF he Nissis.
sipp River, with price per hundred copies Rear Admit
raj Charles H. Davis, commanding the Mississippi So ad-
ION, authorized to many as as are re-
quired for usc OF that squadron.
'N&h GnItl WILLIE. Stuttft! dut NAVY
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BILIOUS HEADACHE !

by the use Of these Pills the peril A.l.A) ery-
GUS or sick Headaches may 6e)rH axe a4i i9ker
al the c. mmenCement OF attacS immediate relief
IRON pain and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail In removing the Eausea and head.
che TO which females are subject.
The act gently upon the bowels-remO7ing Cos,
tIvemess
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Females and al
ptrtons OF Sedehtary habll they are yaiuate LAX
1--we improving the uppetlte giving tone and Vs0, 10
Tile digestive organs ana restoring the Laturai elasticity
and strength OF the whole avstrm
he tEPHiLlC PILLS ere the result of Gag invest.
cation and carefully conducted experiments hsyls
been III use many years during which tmr hFf have
prevented and relieved vast amount OF pam ara sut
teIng from Headache, whether orginsl in The nery
os ystein or from deranged ii ate o. he -om9ch
Ihey are entIrel1 Vegetable in their com POSITION sn1
may DC taken at all Tunes with perfect 5areiy SiAoH;
any chanStot diet md the absence u Gsa, fesot
taste RENDERS It easy 10 administer 10 children,
BEWARE OF COUNTERHElT5!
Inc genuine have i've signatures o1aen-y c sP'din5
on each BOY
Sod BY druggists and ell other Dealers h'f',lnts
BOX vii! be seny BY mail prepared on TtepEai'os
Price 50 Cents.
Ali ordsrs should be addressed TO
henry G. SPALDlN6,
As Cedar Street, Aew lVE'