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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13

d ANGLING ACAD E NY!
a
WHITES NALL.
Mr.. A. N. WHITE
ID EsPECTrULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS
IL and the public gensrally, that having ee-
cured the 6ne Hall IN
Nicksl,'s Blsek, Ger. "a 4 Brady Sts.,
he is prepared to resume his tuition in the art
his long experience Ia which Narrsnts him in
saying he will teach oil the most fashionable
Dances" in the shortest possible time and 70 The
satisfscsion ef the pupil. His charges will be
mod erste to suit the times.
DAYS OF TUITION:
For Ladies' Monday afternoons, from to Ar n.
For Centlemen-the o. me even ng from to g.
For Masters-Saturday mornings from 10 to IL.
For Misses-Saturday afternoons from 9 to 4.
The term will consist Of teen lessons for each
c!ass, TO comm ence about the goth inst
sz For particulars enquire Of
A. NJ WHITE,
ocs Attic LeCiairo House.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13

FOR k6Ghts
nN THE FIRST OF OCTOBER. THE STORE
" room No. Is Brady Street, enquire Ct
T.ORR
ep25- dtf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

ct the gallant heroes CT tbtss battles The
deeas OF the brave should niwR,s he chrun-
iCIsd. hot Tn In ! istice to Them and NJ IN iu-
element 10 g.iIeut deeds IN others. Where
all h.havet 5, well, 1t would b. hetd 10 ss-
tsblish the pre-sm.IeEce If nty; but would
speak particularly Of The patience md hero
isr exhibited by the S'h Virginia and 9Th
North Carolina regiments, both Of whom
we're almost annihiiated by the dsalfhctiye
fire of the eaeEfy. WBCinr up 20 the waist
In mud and water, eApoEsd 10 murGerops
nre OF me cE emy WIN mt ehance ct return
Ing It tHsctuaily, they fought throughout shat
b'codg day within iiercs vaior and datermiua.
:son worthy ot veterans. MtJ)r j. j. Sin
clair, who com mmanGed the 9th soTth Carolinn
res'nsnt distinguished him-elf fy bis daring
and coo'pess under fire. This regiment fred
the first voiey In the battle. and ramaiusd nD
the Held uniii /. was 30 cpt u?it had to retire.
The iGatances Of perfouai beT"'sm, We are
tod, nre lmCst iNnumers HE. Oas pri yatn,
1t - sail, kept ten Fedsre.s at bay for some.
time, untii they advanced on him with le yelaj
muaaeis, when he shot one down, deli berateiy
broke hts gun on q :@ee, ard %rErs nfcrst. him
ssIf prisoner. This waz only al Individual
instance Hnncysds Of such occurred. 1t is
rrcrer tn state that the bravery 81 tie h
South Carolina was urequatie6. great pum.
her Of their regiment having teen killed,
Lieut.. samuel q. GraS'y, ct til. wise lie
gson, though no. conGectsd H;th the Army q
TIE Potomac, I1!ned II company for tho dcy,
a1G conducted himself WitisR reckless daring
afid s,elGi0Ug courage WhtcM challenged ,ba
Admiration OF al who fa- tim. |is Was 4
Cadet, of Lexington, and ~ tguiy n nodeI of
the ialsni and chtvelrv Of that celebrated
aeaSemy. Ws WDult also eait Gt,fotion 20
the Infautry EatealiCn Of II ,mnton'5 Legion.
who fought with u Gsep3Tata ;Irs akta IT, tha.
- devils. great Hauy Of the tt era w,fe
si;ied outFght a'It; there g II toiGl Of 2rS
priYites kliied, wounded nni NJ issiI Z. out of
b,i eng aged. E.ver vas more gaI!autry GIs-
pnyed ny nny body of troopx slnce TIE origin
If tue word, And II nationI gratitude WIZ b,
t1si. reward. They were ;o'a,iy ,,cmoralIz'd ID
FOR ,ha WaE:si otii,eTs yet
Each s:racA singiy, siisDuy aud home,
Sad sn0k oGt3elrsad, II [asr .lHn .vsNcCms.
And 70 vii! all Of opr brave troops s.rke
terror to The hearts of the vaHdai torde until
the las; one sEciN hc driven from our shores.
a tAPTaiN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

EufLHa'5 INFAMOUS. tEpsn ---'Cha order Of
Gen. Butler C9Ec-rn.ng the ladies of New o.
'eaus Tes radC la ti;e CHHip OF tie IT.: North
Cltc'laa regiment, uear Wilmington, Gu he
Stat nls with The following address ircm Gel
Leaven'horpe, OF TIA: Sagiulen,:
Ee]lcg SoidtaTa The infamous order which
you have jist heard read proceeds from .b q
teperal Nnou the fortune OF war has paced
in possession of Gt tina nob,est CITIES O. ID
$ JUib- ie base my whom We cpnose n q
con tent with tina crimes OK Iasasioa, viih n D..
suIrec:ioEary attempts among en- domestic
population, ant win riiiaGi.s the fair.xt re-
gions,f our Co 1n,ry, hts noe opsn'y dare. "a
threaten our nsost sacred Relations, apd TO
place our wives and cur daus 2;srs upon the
iuOJnS Of III III NJ IT, sli,U,Fs q The town.
Gentlemen OF North Earoiiua, tSe DECEASED!
pasSlJhs Of his s0ldieTy needed no such incen-
siva Iho records Cf crime written IL .Ele
sad anna,s Of Gary:aBd, Eni IL tho:e 9th ~
pn!oTtudute portions OK Cnr country wntGo
haVe heen polluted t'y tie erespy s taet, prove
bEt TO well ths fate, worse tntl dcG Ii, Tt.cn
awaits thf Sc no>j dear to US II tie ereut O!
Ills cong usS: ard Cur uutn,li1 tion. Hut {. !iuW
So'uiere, W.th the biss.ips Oi Goa, we need
labr no suca destiny FOR our COuntry. Rely =
1bs 'ieh, Oh that bleesn. let us resolve d
one man that Wilmington s,ati net be reach L.
eu ny t'e Invader, aud, III tbs Eour Of
t,l, Ieceli;ng the,s .caad. ioHs threats
aGHinEt tue wives and dCus ssT> nf New ty-
leans. ie: us NEST him si-rniy ana hari hin.
DIX u;Un h:s boats Ut the poin. Of the Sayo-
Iet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

FArkit4ic kc'IoH ~-Ihe following IRE 'he
90 irehia rcst lGtiols (says the Fayel'evi.!e
CbsvCt' adopted Nv the late Convention Ci
TIE Episcopal! Church liz th.s state. They usTe
w,.,ten hy .hs Rev Mr.. Hii:iart, Rector o.
the tharc. OF ihe Gross, Ghspel HUI:
Fswio,d, That tn This day of cur ra:iopa,
tF;ai. tae rC,estant Episcopal Charch in
H"siA Huroiinn, confi'ect in tue ] tsHcs OF
~. us'rss for which the psoi!5 CT tt- Ten fs1.
crate S.atss aIe c1n:tn hug, - rea-ly 10 hear,
30 h hfmiy aud cncer:nlY, aii su, troubles
@s, by t!o ProVIj4nce 81 GtG, through sas CIR
cufns.cnlss & ins times, NAY be brought
uI'oI hsr. whether III her c.rpo"ate capecity,
Z! sY meAns CT the privations of her inGivid g.
II minister's a.hi members.
!7saoiecd Gaa', bs,i~v.uS :hat riSh.scgsu SIS
a!o:r,0 TIE sud, IL nef l.'e Il or saveth
O. "a iei. shs Pledges hers II /" put for:h,alt
her sEeEsies :1r iha Cniityaf!?:., bv GCd's
Heir IL ths !s"u' hssn pcopis, OF those vsr.ues
"hich Will Us f.vor, AID {or tiis eradication
81 thUsa vices which cannot blt :rour III.
"fath, CT lie k!ag ot Z ings and !hs l. ord 4
Lords.
Gefoiccd Thather iervert prayers shall ever
asc.nd 10 hsr Heavenly MGster, thot iis v,,i;
s'd"T cur Tn.srx with wisdom and crovr
Gu. arms with TicLc-y,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

Ius ',PlSIr CT rBs SOUTH While the run
OF tE- cneudY are booming with In IL few m ien
oi Eic0Ip ond. 8nd Il gala 1T Srny stands ike
II ~, 1Eewsit.' ready SC contest n,x ahvauc !.
while inmsc-e preprra .ionj are yrcgr.s tuh
i0r An attack upon :ao large seaboa.L c,x,,n
End ,ae Inhabitants .ra silently awaiting, ,>ou.
i.eut III ths strength cf our sCMs and the 10 T.
tee ot our cause: IL has Ossn EeAerysd Tor
Eiss;ss. .'pi, tho yoang ''tolunta taor htt,s" Of
.nis unr, To- sI.e pfaciic Il illustration to the
spirit o. the s;Jath. Vicksburg, hsf ages,
aGu ont pcpuioas city, has been al nics. cl III
plsleiy deserted UY its patriotic uax,us, aud
e!rsaJy he b0fn irGnent o. lis huas-s Is
t,en commenced. 'Miss'ssii pians proau ly
,ssponicd ihs fai,ntai Auuy. u ine i, lea,
dsniard OF the foe, "ic knosg. mud :ri n 81,
~ ,e.,rn. how ID Surrender 80 "a e1ecss -.
:his tbil asltimel'. =. Wrt lay "f IIe IL /,
ssnnt :Aii, Ii h. tle c.a1o 81 s,s autss,f
a h'stotir tsms that uAa nssfr dis. Wi.iia In :,
an''alA~ = this iesolutoM' ~ tsad III ges
E,t alheret ..s s s4r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

ri oT3Ca 90 TAX phY.Rs b. IL or ,ai Cd
by tco C)Gncit o. lae city of Eisa,a,is. tia.
theG iit-c-or # ffH City Tsses s. G!t su,Lai ?ivs
n";;:7 il e. aSs, io'r OF tha caiiv w.. peas Of
hst e.t9, FOR iitSsa7i Gays ioT - he 3 day (.
Jio IA: in w,h et'"nl q, his fife, uby, b weoa
iAc npua eI . oc,a~s 4. N al AL yca l.. rs. .
frocs lie 5 u 10 hN:0 y cf June ou.I = y The
purpose "i receiving srom acg osis y vn-rFeu ri a
ely .ax,si ha whtis ca =, e-'s j cf h, lor u. o..
tax eh .g5i decuc.irg ftcrl :hj v.Ci ;ll u1. or
tne-dhI as he tcs DO, tel get isu;;.r. ih3;e
o'i lie tC'.ccs >. q al, m Hks rnSr .i*c no.
ire, ior ft;ctn GAYS yIi3r = tbs - day Il iss.
csaoar Gsl Ia will attend =. h,4 flies aai3y os.
tween tbs 50 .va n.a0t.oasd h us i.1n .hs l5,h
tne ST 81 Ba.rmSer, inclusive, t.r .i.e pIross ct
rsce,F':ig fton asy rsSstn u h, fet Ike, ,cy p.id
6ne-hs my If h@ city Ghsgse 20 h. a. the
f.'nEift:C lslF. so.ac,.2g fam ;ech h&'f ;ea per
:. n.uIn Ia rtua,
;a e're.tsl - Cf hs sb va et = :; 4 o Jio.2ce
paid Jsb.s'IrY b. 1855 4 after 4 - :ha Cob
Hst1a 5 fi1e IN h. Cil2 tai, iscnn the 18Th 20
'he - A'i juge 10 IA" pa'p~so ~ te3.,;0g taxes
s5 e5Iv- oi.rcg.i
nv ..I~ia ntIlns =. u0BsCN. 9 uR.
y, OR i'.r tAtssakI+. e.. -. nGW cTai4E
~ AE<A NAa@ENfs f9.n .. vie ics eae
nt GOA h.cEs "a II h fsCa4. alses tt sehs.
sue. % liz Ia,Te,si cna' - ol Jr4i4s II tne
ceaahry f"s hia ID tuu 80 ',s.v g, who ia Sc
.cn'n. '1aiors III D. had :or raneaee -. .r,..
y svef fi.by Eauit q II daily .. 2 4 ssu.n.
iuf I%Vts .-ary q after r.pal II r,j. saa
Nv n Ees-, Il st e',ss four bu-s,. o,.s e., ,a
htrf. d exye'iae'd d-lysr.i IL t~ "a ~.
tsa i'cl9h ~ ~ wio gay rai onl1e M !, . --
t;sy oftc &. Tisc3 a., sIoae,
- L. BNSON. frcp'epr 5
f:ifaysvaa'a q IT,. JUce'tst. 'rb,. j. .rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09
~ tUr incidents sf 5hs itAt.tss

GaIsEAgekIgf sg2Ar > dus GU, J.
q, e. Eai,ars Of sas DtIges,.
In The II urry and rl.t'suisnt Il ihs pfezs e
SAFE Ut r. Il us ia ate So,tt.isrn ti5aie.iar%c ~
ye xse epa to overlook tie trn.y .,ie.-ty,rs
and give place ~ ,he iirsi DC oaAI. I, wnC
was par rticipant In the battles of Saturday
and Sunday, Wytts only 70 do Justice 70 soml
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

I'orga a, "so K2xw How TO "Lgr WELL
saff!ase m. "A fsw weeks after II let
tn. {. a. wssI puttirg on his iss. cjesn
stts.'. lie ,,sw aw no appearance OF - wash.
g Gon ni,1 eioE rCse earlier :han aAul;
e os tie ..s11 hi.aisa h1s. Hher asl.
aIspse t,. 4s uads polss ~ puIp2s9
.'aaassts, aud M'is. sbs pssrsa oyai las
!cu at,ius ~ rre'sin.d my dear -, what
.etutoa M ne dshasfaseiy t,s,ricuFd !:
M" "ssa oGs nn,- 'as' Clean shtri, aud aln gong
~ Als. Easv ior myself 90 "Very well. !"
@,Eo,a~I "yoa had better wan ons tor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

lSoI - ID let n .Iy ~S"rt ht.s;rc,
j asTsrt. months ago, con lining aup dry
1rHciss CT Ct1:si2s and prayer hook, With
atchnt- 4. 5rss's n"sna in H. The on. ar
%.ii 2!is.s com. "nd'cToya property.
L - 2;--:7 J.. -. POW rss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

II NaE}.r z.u- aly orU4;E, r;,,augu Ial.t5xe
shtE9iI J, cs.otz'liJg tsn coi,icI 6ar.s
t"0 P.tcs Ur1are-n,h * @Ia tisbs r ton Pres
II" yafty "',l Hss1ta se,uru .he g4ile and seceivs
Tho t,.:r-3 T.. q 3o!t..cr
J.Loo EZfKig;.
~, ~. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

II. s. Ssymes, ksq., a Well knowu ciGzsn OF
VicksbuIg, died recently at Jackson, n1lss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

3 bs4~ Hy ii"hA ~, pscs cd IN two eo xas
Z ac6 0pu truss. ghey vegs deposited A. Gut
=, ger Il. u .ci diroctsi to I..o rt At Depot
Un te't-ai hsiiro,G. ihsy wers probably rc-
u.cyJo r;th s1ray stoC.s 20 f.. hTtord or iPUch.
borg. FDV III cf,na 700 - regard th.r eff " ih
Il. 81. fHiTi' ii a :aot. ii ;aond III ts
i!''- sfcl.. erois"d, ard !'a sl'iei q 'eq 'iret,
!" 5-.rt z. =. M,Ilt;ElT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

Z T0R Salt several ii1s
+ - . L $ y o
for sela suitable for tf1ccrs by
=. ii. FrNDHtt; ga G!Feliow I-n,
isG-3.s Co;aer IIayp sn1. tr&4kIia az
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09
c.,rALrIRs Is ,uE FOURTH shABapA EIG'r

L.
Tue 4.h Wasnot allowed 20 xet ctGsa enough
TO the enemy to be actively engaged. bat was
heid hack rs reserve. j. was sxpos-d to the
firs tf u battery for several hours Oh both
unys The wounds ware all from shells aEd
:hsir missiles
Compruy a --Uo-pi Il u Berry. shoulder,
slight; P.iSa'es ;oei Ctts>I, .es, + s jhn.
son, f;Sat sidt, slight
Company --Pr,vstee q Masters, g,ah:
tbign, right al III, and RIG leg. :5ign hGd arm
tota tmroted; ID EEJi,, leg, sIgal, 4 &e!eg
man, back.
ComnLny D.-P:,sates t X FoTniss head
mortG.iy; Martin. .iools, s.ytra
Company 4 ti--Prlvaas IL Thomas, back
Z j Dyer, ifg
Gem ?1nv r cart q Il Masua, n,ov.a;.y,
Ora SeE9 NJ Il C.cx.on mos tii.t; priv itrs
WiscE, ann au,:u a,-d; " X Gil, giu.ea
resior, severe; III Pa..ci ~o.i, should sr, s.ixn.
company G.--fiiyates n 4 IteaJficss leg
slkh:; W j Dunitp, shoulder.
Company II. --Privats l. Howell, shonIIar
ComraE I-Privat. u l. White head. re-
we're.
w. O II Surgeon An fIa. Re- :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

M AM fD-A small party of gc,s,ierneu vv,,b
y: Il oalsia = HOUSE e'g.tiy ri usied in ih.,
SOUTHERN postion OF Tho civ o Tish,ro, f'pr.
'B0ARpEa.h Di.ps'eh tfics, sters ;hs mos.
ample glaraai % csa be fivn., 81 ta rFpstAi,iiiiy
sc, IetFus SC. ns;fst 10 GATED i.1~sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

VrOAHDiNG.--a su,t ot vrsll FURNISH.
10 I'D ECDNS, ON tie first nJ0r 7ntta be
foT aIais iu.;iy without cniitre;. or lur
si''g gle sea n.tcUlen, vita use OF ba.h, may Ia
ofia'nsd ia st i:r:3lts iunhy Ey InIrGi&te
nyplicalku. location cn Grace street. Adj
dress 81 T. q - ilC tais cf1.cs. is7 .tN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

IA AhTrG:-Uno or two
w fEPsLa er DJSCFLk.S.
wshrg 70 learn the FEecch, Latin, and Spap.sh
.oaguea, or idiom. IN very eaor. time.
!Aso 4 aGitus.iGr al < =: q.
RESIDENT STUDEaT
In Hospital In .his city.
Aocfsss ~, Dispatch otiice. te 6-lw.
tGF ANTHD-AN OWNER II ioos % a stray
Wv HORSE las. Sucdsy, sbcut FIX niles irom
fiehmord-~a very good horgs Ths ovrer osn res
re ~ calling at Mr. L0HAAN'3 cornGr Of New
Market aud 9TH street. ie & ,ta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

s!oinr .ny h None,
tompaoy B.--Noue.
Com psnY & None.
COMPANY .s.-~N He.
Cc!Dp,ny l. Nome
s!or:psG2 i --EGa~.
Company a W@it;;ie:: olves 81 f.ao
Co,opsny H.-WounoaG: john Wa-d, 4 ]
NaIy. tGi's!Og: q W T .ber: n 91rebrsae.
Company l.. WOurdea j Z l'o!,asG =. Z
Ham.
Company ( Wounded: Es n T. wcGor,,
Ord'!y Z - Ucd ood. pr,va..s 8 II! Scott, ) j
Crrro. VI Il q srh. GEo. ". M.ppcx
Fret lt. au:! Ecitr9 a. it
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09
A. ROOM

. and BOARD,
ior isGy whose husband - in the army
ri td stMait private family, somewhere IN the
9e'ghfof he OIL Of Ch uTCb EiU
hd3It3s n Ote % this piEica ,ayU.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

- AAiiE9~-s
~ SUB ;Tit;ilf,
To- which n ii,o'ai r,jce' val ,c.-i1
Apply st Aha OF saY 81. l. :. a!ro~is 1T
the R, sctan;,h Shan. y I-ssk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

NS/ HNrEi l-is formation u !Irs. iyA aY
w rl4uN .f;II, vSao j":t ter homo II
da :So oLt, 8 =. = p'sl-: til IA" vps.oa i.,p,r-
log wners sh@ i,wIii ts Iiec:Glly GewHrtie.i fy
letting ney hgsburi.! y, -, ;le1pseao ii.Sf: s..
and Je!aes ri7eI, on ga
IS ttt,tt l21.tEN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-09

ofsiCh OF Ansp'1 OF HOoPITALN
EiCHAosp, Ju.s 4, 1864.
4 LL wounded oincsIs aud sohi.rs rssidlug Il,
~ aose's or private residences Ia this cisy will
p..a,e fcinsh 10 this ofics their Ismes; rsak, sssi.
riant. and company.
They viii coafer = isvoE rpou their fieuds by ~
dti,g 81 |, |, ra5c 50 hsve speedily a. vos.
siea, iui last OF sissarsa 1ass nast Ia tae cay
sss~s - sE.SoERkA. ID
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-02
A. CANADIAN REMEDY

For Cost,reness, h1fgald "y and Dedts 'cf the
Digestre Organs, Inducing Headache, ASST
tude, Nervousness General Prostration of the
Mind and Body, Paralysis, dc.
A moments reflection ought to convince sensible man
IL Of the folly and danger Of constantly dosing with Ca
artc Medicines. The practice is pcrnicous and suici
DIAL An experience Of forty years has taught Inc that
the constantly increasing evils Of indigestion are fear
fully aggravated by the too free Of Cahsrtcs. The
American people fast becoming nation of dyspep
tics by their artificial modes Of life. Drastic Cahartics
increase the rrtabty and PROSTATE the strength of the
digestive organs.
The Pills offered especially designed to allay
this irritabty, and at the time to nvig0rac
strengthen all the functions Of digestion, while they
gently laxative. They anodyne, tonic and laxative.
They mild and MIGRATING that is net remind.
Business Men, Students Professional Men, Females, and
all persons leading confined scdentary life should
try them.
The undersigned Physicians cheerfuy certify to the
high professional standing of Dr. Colby Of Stanstead,
Of the oldest and best Physicians and The excellent
We have used in practice, and highly approves
j.. GIBSON,M. D., durham, c. e.
c. l.. COTTON, NJ. D., Cowansyilie.
CHARLES BROWN, NJ y.
SIS. POSTER, NJ. D Bronze.
NORMAN CLEVELAND, MD. Barnston
n. JENkS. NJ. n.
&. W COWLES, N. r., Stanstead
JOHN MEIGH, NJ. D.
JOSEPH RREADON, N. D.. Surgeon. RN
BENJAMIN DAMON, NJ II. Coaticoui.
LEMUEL RICHMOND, At. D., Derby Line
N. G. GLINES, NJ T., Compton, c. E.
g. 0. SOMERS, NJ D., Mogog, G. E.
J. G. RUTHERFORD, NJ H., Newport, vt.
Prepared by nr. NJ. F. COLBY stanstead, C. F., and
Derby Line, Vermont.
Sold where medicine is sold generally
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-02
w usiCal Notice.

jT fALES, Teacher of Music and Dancing fran H.,
liz ton, formerly neinber Of the terma mia Rand p.
specially gives Eotice that he has for the present
himself at Montpelier, AID is prepared to give n,truc
zion to Rrass and string Bsnds Music selected
ana adapted to any kind or number Of ruments As
use In Boston and New York From his nanv r.r NV" III
perenc he feels confident of gvag the hest Of sasf.
ton to iose wishing TO he fought correct snd nror
MS services. f"''"e
z l AID X | L E BAND.
Any number OF pieces fur nished for Rail. Ass.m,,
Pn'ate Parties, &c, on reasonable terms
~ L SICA INSTR ENTS
The hest Of instruments Of all kinds furnished n, ~
lowest rates. e" ~ 'he
huntrelier Dec. q. dIwl,w,s
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W. ooH or COAL
1 L., i II 4

1
to3 OF then manufactured last yearmore than double
the nVuber of any ether first class stove in
enc year, in the United States.
juicy contain all the Improvements which are in all the
hrst class stoves, and the advantages and improve.
mehts over other stoves are in part fnllows:
ISL The arrangement for broiling on the front
AN improvement overlooked in other first class stove,
IL mas ESQ the s2Ge arrangement for broling on top
~ thorough ventilation of the Oven.
81 lntrod aciDg hot air draueht to the fire chamber
tcreby Increasing the draugt of the Stove auickeniny
s operations, and enabling it to throw out more hea-a
matter much and justly complained in other Stoves
AN. An Important improvement in the application of
the camper, which throws the heat around the oven
sh. Much greater weight consequently he ayer
anu more durable as we'll as handsomer castings
ON. draH damper at each end Of the fire box So
.na inc hre equalized, and gride will heat as quick
az the otner, also heating the in half the time
burn out. >' ~ ~ '"'""'
In addition to the above mproreIn il has all that a.
combined IN other first class Stoves viz hot water Res
rrvor, warming Closet, Rooster in 'front.' Baker on ton
doors lived with best Russia Iron, &c. &c Further his
steve Is warranted to do the work with as little fue
o,er Stove IN the market, and in superior manner
All VINO want first class stove ,lculd never Inv n,,
tey call and see the COOP SAMANTHA as they have in e
cry instance given satisfaction ~ y" w
am tie exclusive agent for the sale of this S,oy. m
Mohelier ana sell on trial for any reasonable ln,t
OF time; SO all are safe in buying. ''s'''
nave also as iu an assortment 0! Co;nr,cn Stoves IN
mana rs any other dealer in Washins ou County and se
as low as any one in the State. /, DEWEv
Montpelier, Dec. 10, 1850
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PROBATE COURTS

Probate Counts, within and for the District OF Ran
Golrh for tine year ensuing, will be holden as 1oows,
viz ,
Attic Registers Office in Brookfcld, on the first Thurs
day in each mcnth. -, :,
At the Orange c. ltttl in Iheltea, On the third
Thursday of each month
4; Chadwck's Hotel In West Randolph, on the fourth
Thursday in each month.
1t ]. L. Bowles' Hotel in Washington on the second
Thursday in February. May and August
BY order Of Court.
J. H. CLEAVELAND Register.
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xSaEseE III. Nye'S Estate.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the lonora-
bic Probate Court for the District of Washington, COM
7a>ioncr toreceive examine and adjust al claims and
demands of al persons against the Estate of Asahel Fl.
Nye, late Of Balm IN slid district, deceased, repre-
scented insuveu and the of six mouths fron the Sd
cayot ecenher 1861 being allowed by said Court to the
edors u said deceased to exhibit and prove their
I've crims before u.s. Give notice that we will attend to
tie duties Of appointment he late dwelling house of
NE sal. Aahel H. Nye in bern, III said district the
fireA"oii. each Of said days.
+. Il. COVELL,
O. g. HOUSE. Com'rs.
AUSTIN PECK,
terie., Dec. 10Th A. D. 1861. 313
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commencing -ho'e""J'
Tr. ms Going south and East.
Lave Mon,pe,iei y As A. NJ. So P. NJ ana ~ 10 r.
nT,u TRAIN leaves st. Alba ms at 625 A. NJ hnfhe,o"
vi 200 mo- connecting at White River Junc'l' WIN
rains for ana from Wells, River ST. J"hnsDury anu
teton and with NerIc H. H. tnr bo'; on ;,t hsh
caster &C. and conuectin Bellows FAILS WIN on
ire R. R. for I,os on and with Vermont valley II: lo
Snrnefcld New Haven and New YORK, arriving III NC"
York at 10, l5r. ,.c,o
AcCoMopaTIcN Tram leaves kousek foih' d. WV A. ~"
for Burlington and Northheld ,,,o .
Mani ExpREss TRAIN lea Ogdensbuteat II 81 A. M
Mont yea at 80 p. NJ. EOuscs Point al ~ M arm
ing at Burlington at 925 IN Boston al ofo NJ W"
meeting at Bellows Fas with Cheshire t. ~ 10: oet"h
and Worcester and with Vermont Valley r. Tor spring
field and New Haven and arriving in New York at ~
r. N. ,,,,.
Trains Going North and West.
Leave Montpelier al 3 OS 755 A. NJ ana w p NJ
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston at 7.3o NJ via. Lo"eii-
Lawrence or Fitchburg Leaves Sprinshed RI 10 NJ
Bellows Falls at 1925 NJ. connecting at WINE h,ve'
Junction with Northern H. K from Boston ana WIN ras
sumpsc r. r. for nd from st. Johnshury and Lhtctoh
arriving at Burlington at 100 A. NJ and ST. Adams at "
40 rm., and lodge .,,-oo
nd Burlington 10. 10 NJ, for kouses Point and NON
uea arriving Burlington at noon and at Montreal al
7.30 Pm,
N,eHr EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at 5 Is Pm,
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. r. leaving
New York at 500 A. NJ and from Cheshire II. r. conrc-
ing at White River Junction with train leaving Boston at
=. Il. via Lowell or Lawrence. Leaves White River
Junction at SO NJ, arriving at Burlington at 25
A. NJ Rousps Point at 40 A. NJ, Montreal at 100 NJ
and Ocdrn,hu,g Oh 90 +. NJ, connect ng with Grand
Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago and the West.
Sleeping attached to both the night EXPIRES
trains uhning between Ronse's Point and Boston.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale a.
the principal stations
G. MERRILL, snp't
s bans, VI, Nov Is, 1861