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Soldiers Attention!


See to your own health. do not trust 10 the Army
snpp'ies although most valuable. These PILLS and
OINTMENT have been thoroughly tested, they are
the only remedies used in the European Camps and
Barr cks, for over forty years Doctor Holloway has
snppIied al! the Armies in Europe, and during the
CRiMEAN CAMPAIGN he established depot at
Balariava, for the exclusive sale of these GREAT
REMEDIES, many time his special Agent there
has sold over ION in weight of the Ointment i b, a
sing. day. these terrible and fatal enemies of the
SOLDIER IN CAMP.
Diarrhsa, Dysentsyy, Seurry, Sores & Scrotu-
ious Eruptions,
all disappear like a charm before these PILLS and
OINTMENT, end now while the cry rings through.
out the land,
10 .aR.MS, TO AR.lSH
Do not let these brave men perish by disease,
place in their hands these PRECIOUS REMEDIES,
that will enable them TO resist the dangerous expo
sures, the Fevers, the Chils, and the wounds which
they cannot avoid and what IS more, cannot fre-
qurntly get succor in the momen' of need, whereas
il brave men have only to put their hands into
their Knapsacks aud fnd a remedy there for all
the casualties of the battle field. How many thou
sands of lives weuld thus be saved who would 9TH
erwse perish before relief could be obtained.
CAUTiC N.--Nona are genuine unless the
words '.HoLLowAY, NgwYoRK AND LoNDoS,' are dis
cernible as Water-mark in .vrrv leaf OF the book
oil dfrtCtionS aiouUH raCn po OF tox Iht edHe may
be plainly seen by holding tie haF to TIA hght. A
hand .oms reward will be given TO any rendering
such information as lead to The detection of ny
party or parties countsrfeiing the medicines
ding the same, knowing them TO be spurious.
- Soil at the Mandatory of Professor HoLLo-
WAY, so Maiden Lane New York, a.d by all resPic
tahip Druggists and De.ler. in Medicine, through
out the civilized world, boxes at cents, 62 cts,
and ST. each.
90 There is considerable saving by taking the
lal ger sizes.
N. B. Directions for the guidance of patents in
every disorder ailixei to each box.
January 10, 1862.
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II. COFFROTH,
. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
som SET, pa,

Will hereafter practice regularly In he severa
Courts of Redford county. Business entrusted to
his care will be faithfully attended 10.
December 8, 1861.
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WEE N G. e L II o u Sc,
1'A JUlIANA STREET, BEDFORD. Pa

THE subscriber. having renovated and refu:nlsbed
this old established House, is now prepared to re-
ceive guests He invites his friends and the travel.
ing public to give him a call. Having new furn.
ture, new beds. and efyfhag necessary TO render
hearty cheer TO those in want of temporary home,
he fatters himself that those who stay with him,
will find themselves at the right place.
He is fully prepared 10 receive visitors to the
Springs, and all having business with tue courts or
otherwise.
Ample stabng and carriage ho, Sc is attached to
the Hotel.
Boarders will be received on favorable terms
ISAAC MENGEL, JR.
Bedford, April 30, 1860.
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jon MANN.
e. II. SrAso.

ATTUKNE1S at INV, BEDFORD. PH.
The undersigned have a -sociatrd themselves in
the Practice of the Law, and vii attend promptly
to I'll business entrusted TO their in Bedford
aud adjoining counties.
G3-Offce on iuiana Street, three doors south
of the Mengs House, opposite the residence OF
Mai. Tate.
Bedford, Aug. /, 1861.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-11-07

VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE,
An excellent farm, situated AZ miles North East
Of Bedford, in Bedford township, cen'a,ning
$50 Acres. More or Less.
is offered AT private sale very reasonable terms
Eighty acIr> OF thi, farm are cleared and under
teuc-. The improvements consist OF a
Two Stoty Lcs II use and Baru,
yoneg orchard of cho CO fruit &c, &r. The
fun adjoins lands of Cha LIS Smith, rno's. Hughes,
and oihrs. Tne ut is entire y free IRON all III
cumhranrrs For further pal icuiars inquire of the
editor of the Gazette. O
JOHN Il. RCSH, Bedford, Pa.
March 81, ls62.-tt.
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SAMUEL KETrERMiN
BEDFORD. PA

BEDFORD, Pa,
UWould hereby toiify ihs c'iiz"ns Of 3rdfor,
county. that he has moved 70 the Borough OF Bed
ford. where he may nj all times br ioand h p.rson
wishing TO see him. unless absent upot business
pertain .ng to his office.
Bedford, Aug. 1861,
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w. NJ. HALL. .5 john PALMER.
HALL 4 PAL MEK,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA.
GyWill promptly attend TO all business entrus-
ted to there rare. Office on Juanna Street, (nesr
ly opposite the Meng.l House.)
Bedford, Aug. 1, 1861.
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THE SOLDIERS TRUE FRIEND.
4 L w A Y 3 R e A ;. Y.
HoLLowAY's OINTMENT.

Long marches, sore and stiff joints, bli,tered and
MOTHERS, REMEMBER THIS. when your sons
are grssping their muskets to meet danger, think
what relief single pot OF this ALL HEALING
and COOLING Salve will give TO the one you love
when far away from home and friends. 1t hardens
and makes tough the feet SO that they can endure
great fatigue 1t soothes and relieves the inaan ed
and stfened joints, leaving them supple, strong and
vigorous, while for
Sabre Cuts and Gunshot Wounds,
II stands unequalIed, removing and preventing eve-
ry vestige of Inflammation and gently drawing the
edges together, quickly and completely heals the
most frighiul wounds.
Wives and Sisters Of fur Volunteers.
You cannot put into the Knapsacks of yonr Hus-
bands and Brothers, more valuable or more neces-
sary GIFT than supply of this
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Extra0rdinary Military Ealye.

The lonely sentry walking his rounds at night
exposed to drenehing ralns and chill night air is
often seized with most VIOLENT PAINS, COUGH
and SUFFOCATlNG HOARSENESS, first symp-
toms of QUICK CONSUMPTION, but if supplied
With HoLLowAY's Pills and HoLLowAys OINTaENr,
all danger is averted. few Pills taken night and
morning, and the Ointment bIiskY rubbed twice q
day over the throat and chest will remove the Sc
VEREST PAINS and stop .he most distressing and
DANG GEROUS COUG i. Therefore we say TO the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-18

Mr.. SLIDELL ON SwEARING.-N is well
known that the American Tract Society in
this city, in addition to their other good deeds,
have distributed a quantity OF their books and
tracts among the prisoners at fort Warren,
where they have been eagerly and thankfully
received. Several of the men, since their re.
lease, have called at the Tract House and ex-
pressed their gratitude. One, in particular,
who at the fort was somewhat abusive in his
language to the agent, called upon Mr.
Broughton at the Tract Depository, and at the
close of the interview, said, "Nell good bye,
God bless you for your kindness to us"
A christian gentleman was released from
the fort last week, and called at the Tract
House on his way to his home IN Virginia
In the course OF conversation, lie mentioned
that Mr.. Slidell approached him one day, say
ing, "Mr.-. how is it that you never
drink or smoke =? and l notice that you never
swear; why do you not srear ?" "Oh," said
Mr., Il have enough 10 make me humble
without adding that evil" "Well," SAID Mr..
Sldel, "You don't know hotc good ii is some
times ddcise you to try it. 1t is great relief
10 me-" The reader may rely on This as a
truthful and accurate statement of Mr.. Slidell's
remarks. -COng egdtiOnaliSt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-18

GOMMONWEALT OF MASSA-
~ CHUSE IT'S Return of the Columbia Fire Insur-
ance Company of the City of New YORK on the ls day
of November 1861:
Amount of capital actually In, 100000 90
Number OF shares, 1000
Far value OF each share, $50 10
Amount of fire risks outstanding, S4.S54 y94 g6
Marine risks OF tstandDg,
Amount OF U. s. and Treasury notes market value
Amount of State stocks,
Amount of Bank Stocks
Amount of Railroad Bonds,
Amount of cash ON hand and In bank S3665 as
Amount of cash in hands of agents.
Amount loaned on mortgage Of real estate 900 90
Amount loaned on collateral. ll,75O OO
VI all other investments and debts due the compauy
Of premium notes on risks terminated,
Of borrowed money,
OF losses ascertained and unpaid
CLAIMED ana unpaid,
Reported, upon which the liability of the company is
not determined,
Of all other claims against the company $50 90
OF cash receive for premiums fire risks. 2947l So
Amount OF notes received for premiums FIRE risks
On marine risks,
Or cash for interest, 1898 rs
Income from all other sources,
OF fire losses paid last wear. 10 525 42
vi marine 10 SEES paid last year.
OF dividends paid last car, 1900 90
Ofexpenses OF office, 1855 III
Of other expenditures, 5516 II
VI cash received for fire risks not terminated 25675 80
Required to reimburse outstanding risks, 1851 81
VI premium notes on risks not terminated
" delinquent notes not charged to profit and loss,
Highest rate eff interest received, per cent
Paid OH borrowed money,
Balance to credit profit and loss account I335 90
balance TO debit OF profit and less sccourt,
Number OF shares OF capital owned by the company
not subscribed for,
Amount of capital consisting of stockholders notes
TIMOTHY q CHURCHILL, President.
JOHN c. BERGH, Secretary.
GEORGE ADAMS, Agent,
233 Main street, Worcester.
The above statement was copied from tho Massachu-
sets Insurance Commissioners Report fJanuary 1852
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-18

In his speech on the Bright case, Andy
johnson referred TO the course pursued by the
southern senators at the time OF the Critten-
den compromise. He declared (wlat was well
known beiore) that they were unwilling the
compromise should be adopted. They desired
a revolution. AT the time when the vote was
taken OH an amendment in the senate, says
Mr. j. -
II sat right behind Mr. Benjamin, and
said to him, Mr.. Benjamin. why do you not
vote? Why not save this proposition, and
see if we cannot bring the country to III! lie
gave me rather an abrupt answer, and said he
would control his own action without consult.
ing me or any body else. Said l, Vote, and
show yourself an honest man. AS soon as
the vote was taken, lie and others telegraphed
south, we can not get any compromise.
Here are Sir southern men refusing to vote, when
the amendment would have been rejected by
four majority if they had vote /. Who, then,
has brought these evils on the country Who
did il? Southern traitors, as was said in the
speech OF the senator from California. They
did it. They wanted no compromise. They
accomplished their objects by Withholding
their votes; and hence the country has been
involved in the present difficulty"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-18
TT S. ARMY AND NAVY SUPPLY
W AGENCY AND CAMP EXPRESS.


To Manufacturers, Merchants and Inventors, and to
those oihiRG 10 fOtDdrd Good, and Packages 10 fhe
Camps Of he various Military Stations, and also TO
the Naval Posts OF tie Coast and CUR.
Havn secured especial privileges for visiting the de-
of the army and the naval ststOns Of the coast and
gulf for the purpose of introducing and selling to the de-
partm OF the army and navy military sOrek
commissares quartcrmasters suffers soldiers officers
and naval agents and pavmaster1 Of the all articles
required for the comfort ara convenience both he
Agency AID Camp Express with It's headq oeat
ed In the city OF Washington. Under this organizations
entirely complete, and extending through the depart
mens both Of the army and navy, offer UNEQUAL
led facilities u manufacturers, merchants and inventors
In readiness Of sale saving OF time and the many expens
es unavoidable through the usual tedious channels OF
sale to the departments camps and naval stations
Those wish ny to avail Themselves Of the advantages
Of this thorough and extensively organized NJ
agency do by forwarding samples of their Rooda
IL aidress by express. prices and expanatlons
by letter All pat kages and goods our care ior
goods, wares merchandise, of whatever nature or
dered by this agency viii be Uaid for delivery Let
tiers Of enquiry will meet with prompt attention
Good Agents well referred, NTH small DeaDs can nnd
profitable employ mont in this organization. few are
wanted
once No 2ll Penn Avenue, opposite wizards Hotel.
Washington. ID. g.
REPRRENcEs,
George Law, Moses H. Grinell, Ahenlan Broa. Adams
Express Co New York.
Eraetus Corning, Albany.
Senator Wilson. Adams Express Co. Boston
Alexander Cummings. j. II sargent North A C,haoe
Adams Express Co., Philadelphia
Riggs n Co, tBank.tsl Washington.
Jas dtf
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Books, Stationery, tt.

III uti opposite fOst Omce.1
BOOKS IN THE GERMAN LAM
- GUAGE, FOR SALE. which cannot be found in
any bookstore In this country,
THE SONGS OF ELDER EDDA, the old Morse Text
with German translation. One volume.
SERMONS BY JOHN HENRY DRAsEKE. In Ger.
man. Two volumes, printed at Bremen. Draseke
was a very eloquent and accomplished Lutheran
preacher with religious views and tendencies some.
what like those Of the MoraviaRs combined with the
most liberal culture. The volumes have been used.
CONCENTRATIONS ON THE PRINCIPAL TRUTHS
OF RELIGION, FOR EVE DAY IN THE YEAR,
by Rev. DR. J. G. Rosenmuler. Two volumes. Print
ed at Leipzig The volumes have been used
Inquire at this office
METHODIST BOOKS FOR SALE.
AVA The following books for sale very reasonable
prices
SERMONS by Rev. Richard Wttson, in two volumes
octave published by the Methodist Book Concern
New York city.
1882, 1888, and 1894 with the portraits Armlnlus and
other prominent Methodist preachers. including Bsh-
op Roberts, and Rev DR.. WILDER Fisk.
These all second hand in excellent cond
iion, and they will be sold cheap
SALE;
fARoCHIAL SERMONS. (Not Methodist) by John
Henry Newman d. D., Vicar of st. Mary the Virgins
Oxford, &c &C., in large octave volumes
Inquire at this office.
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You may easily lead him to value present
made thus, and to show that he values it by
using it.
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RoBr. s. HONE, President.
ID. f. CURRY, Secretary.

State City and County ofNew York. S.
January 20, 1862
Personally APP cared, Robt s. Home President ana D.
Curry Secretary of the above company and several
ly made oath that the above statement by them sub
scrtbed Is, in their belief, true Before me.
THOS. L. THOVNELL,
Commissioner for Massachusetts in New York.
GEORGE ADAMS, Agent, 2sa Main street, Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-18

The tasks set to children should be moder-
ate; Over-exertion is hurtiul both physically
anu intellectually, and even morally. But il
Is OF t'ie utmost Importance that they should
be made TO fulfill ali their tasks correctly and
punctualIy. This will rain them Tor an exact
conscientious discharge of their duties in after
life
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-18

FANNY FERN says, to her eye, no statue
that the rich man places ostentatiously in his
window is to be compared to the little expect.
ant face pressed against the window pane.
watching Tor its father, when his days labor
Is done.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-18

If Boy loves reading, reward him with a
plaything; II lie loves sports, with a book.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-26
RI tEELEGEsApsz
70 THE F'REEN.1N
4 O'CLOCI< T. M

NV YORK, &c q. Toe robes have been
.uysu o1t OF Cl.rltst)wn, ~, with loss On
Jur SIDE Of TWO killed. =,
f., Ir.buqe says shat African soldiers VIII
be used " guard the banks OF che M'sslsSpp''
,arrlsJn tie forts below New Orleans and on
he coast. aud to enforce the procla'natlon Vi
ieedUm u heir brethren.
Wan. Waiting OF KJx)ury is now. upon ap-
0lntme OF SECRETARY Stanton, cXFcislhS tue
.a..s of tne new Office recently created, anu
F4cn may be.called ) ,llcltor 70 the Wan Dc
r.ment.
sp.c,al Washington despatch states that no
aom.In.ut Of either army has taxed place. nor
.uere any indication OF an Immeaiate renew
dol hOStlItlts.
Tne President has arrested the assessments
IN dlsloyallsts u Missouri, ordered by General
Nb,fs,I ~ view OF the rec mt lnand statiJn on
lie prt ut teIe pie, OF Their Willingness "
No. tle T. name, p4tlol policy.
dlst ate 70 the Hrad says there IS reason
o believe that the President vii! Veto the Dill
1r the admission Of Western Virginia.
dsp4 Gu to the Tribune says, yes erday the
pfesllent SAID he would not Withhold his Pfoc!a
usuon of trerd I'M if he could, and could not II
10 would. nv
,Auarmy letter of the sd int, in the Times
en,rts ,n,. r,turn of Gen. Averllls cavalry
IpeAtiOn to mp.
lDev have been IN search Of the rebel cavaL-
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. c..v. 3 cents; 81, i cents; and f,r every
...s o. art OF 81 asncs ov3g 81, , Cents
Yrl,P--n real, personal, or mnx-d estate.
,a4, living ioans, To $500 81 c.nts; to
.3o5 81; u $1,000. So I, $1,000, IS; to
,noyU $40; To 81, 900, $l5 ahd Tor every
.u,ua $40, 90 Or pArs thereof, $40.
'rrs - Z hits inl4nd.
peer IF Attcr ey, or PROXY "A simple
,s.r, - c3aea; compound Power must have
,grg stLmps as there are branches OF bust
~ enumerated. Powers relating to real estate.
!. f tJr double purpose, to rent and to sell
!, Pr,xjea ara 10 cents.
'g.,4He Of VIZ. L tiers o. administrator
>.ja0, 81 cents 70 5000. ST.; to $4,000
!, % $50 900, 50; to $l00 0JO, $40; to
$3.50, So; and tor each adl!s;Jn3l $50 900
.rE, 0. $4,000 SIC.
?a..s! TOR every Instrument protested, %
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Aggregate,
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- 'Ir1,"uiay !oU'tnl u Ne"' ,n0 o., L'[.a'uI
rharartc, .zed ty me ,fuple ort nEPuPL1ChM ltl>
Ryputl,cn IA s kaa,ty adhesion 10 the grest frutl.
able rInts o. al men t f. litrrt\ SnG the nur.il,
nf ia p inara -, Il 1nt icon ~ H. tarprt de-
T,, -, '., a ',1 ~ -. ' 49, : w.
Power from tile Annexation Of T.xa4 10 me y,e4f
Rebellion graep tue empire OF thU Ne World
a.; ~ -, L,,,,l'.., - y, ",,,a ',,,tc,r - "a ,-s;,.n
a an OF { ie .ld World Who tUn Nv han IL
,ne ,sri.s and ,la,nts sudnpny ,hu.t upon Us bv
the M,nrl Eepnbtjc-RnnvbIIcan n is h pc and trust
ii. 'ah AMI ttt 1T az tt attoci heDpun mEt
ult the ,su2l eva tlIoW OF plot FRS, . III
e-la1 In, Mt CT e9 III r. hts aud e ual laws tartus
| tn Whole Cut Of Gu County,, whereas Liberty
and Uni n Sl III IN q q be ore and MS n,rl!s y
! h nc forth and tore,or
| to sum.,x EFT tteso ia ,d,cntol,, re noe aucr Az
ricu ture tnvruons ami VIII itever e!.e mia2 Inuie,
q me Wi M and materlal nlo a aud wei! Deiux
of uant,c: h. far the ure enerricS ana lt COZ
mas are n ,,ny devot Me .uy.eo aion and NC
.r,s a. Va ,1'y .y.r, en-, I'D ,r nv ana r,l,r
every lmror.noS ctdsnt otthat great s,rugs whIch
we trut j, 20 II ~ result in signal and c0rc uve
triump of IN. Natoaal ar ~ au4 III he uuu OF
| urac ami IN I'D % our ds ed b'ecdl
We bel eve INST otherwise c,nA I'll r. or inore &C
trate description OF The progress &no chafhceE o.
n. m nsnt"u' eGna Ct b. Obtain =, man tnronI" inc
ca the 90 ~ ration Of al tsie,ds Of tie HaHonai
c. u.s. winch y regard thatOt LlversA IL unanlty
! 10 I'D Is III extend.nd its circulation.
r~,,,,
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NY a| - ra. In. r;te 81 rrrTaInuNE our lew
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American &, E9oreJgae EagcEata
Is. Il. EDDY,
OF I3I'AN rs,


Lutte Agent Ul q. : fitaut Jdioe, Wa ,uiugtuH, una
the hLt ~ 1891,
40 state street. opposiee Ailby ss., Roster,
4 FTER an extensive practice OF upwards Of tWert
n years continues Patents in The Unec @tat;
Also III Great Brltan France, and foreign
res Caveats Sepcihoatious Assignments, and all Pa
efs or Drawings tor Patents, executed bera tenn
ma Witn despatch, Researches made INTO American
efetgn Works, to'determme The validity uti! Of Pc
sts INVENTIONS, legal or other advicerende'ed
III matters touching the same. Copies OF the claims
my Fatent furnished by reMItting One Dollar. Assign
hGnts recorded a! Washington.
,he agency Is not only the largest IN New Enei
'at tl'ough il inventors have adv n ages tU secu
'aehts, of ascertaining the pateu,ah Of invent
'nsufpassedby, if MOI UNNECESSARILY 6u psriortoany
an be offered them elsewhere. The eslimonin!s h
wen prove that none is MORE SUCC USSFUL AT
'hIENT OFFlC e than the subscriber, and as SUtG
: THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANr AGEs AND Alb
ne would ada that he he's abnadanl reason t"heit
ina can prove, that atno otleY office q the kind are
it' 3os f pfoe5siohai services s" mo 'erate' fhe
neIlse practices Of the subscriber dur ng twenty
'aSE, mas enabled him 10 accumulate AIT coIirr'io
p9cihct'"hs and Official drcigions relative to pateEs
thG besides kse xtens,ve library OF legal and mectaH
oal works, and u accents of patents granted in the
JntGd states and Egr0pe render hin able beyond Gues
Ion, to offer superior facilities for obtaining patents.
All necessity CT jacrney to Washington, to procure
ateIt, and The great delay there are here save
2Yentors
TESTIMONIALS.
regard W. Eidy rs enc Of hc 71ost carabis au&
'osV~tt >titj3ners with whom have had official inter
jougS>.
CHA&. MASON p Commissioner Of Potentv.
nave m hesitation Ia assuring Inventors that tiei
'annot eHpiov person eomreIsn! aud ttaetwn,ny
ma more chpaho OF putting TIER APPLICATIONS in lori
secure for them e.s!y and ic7ornh!o cGnsdeioto
! It the Patent Office. hNNG Nd NUEEE.;
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
" Hr. r. II, Eddy has r.a,ie ioy ne jfiItTEFE anah
h;Ians or all bat one If WI h rGton;a have
| d, and that is itndiGg Such uEmS,akuLt
r1of ct great alsn: and aha - his par; leads
cc":lmend ali inventors 70 py - bin to procure ei
rtents, as they m@y tie 0 having the mist fathu
attention bestowed their arG At reasouaL
| ;harG9s. JOAN VAGChRT.''
During eight months lhe sabsc,hel in al Ri
| large practice, made twice rejected applications
| SIXTEEN APrEAI4S LIVERY ONE ot which De
'ided III his favor, by the Commissioner Of PaeHts.
l.. H. EDDY
Boston, Dec. 9, 1891 BOWL
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ry' who we're north OF the Rape thAnnJck, but
tnay Ia rs crosse! tha river.
Inc reSllt Of the expedition RIVE ala our right
'nSeclrely guarded. and unlos, more prec1u-
.'on Is TAKEN s)n3thlng serious nay h4pp N. Is
Is expected the rebels will soon make demon
straiIoa upon our right.
WAsNINGroN, D5c. %. = Cen Foster arrived
hore on "Wednesday from N rth C4olina. liz
had an interview this evening with she Ptesi.
dent, Secretary Of War and Gn Halleck
from all OF whom he received assurances tina
all the leinforcements be needed should be- sen
10 bis department immediately.
SUFFoaK, Dec. %. Yesterday Col. Vessel
with four companies Of cavalry Of the Hi
Psnnoy lvania, made u reconnaissance to Black.
w&'er, falling in with the enemy's p;ckets nea
Jones, bridge, capturing iour cAvalrymcn ano
their horses.
The Colonel has not returned yet, though it
appears that the force Of tue rebels was ha,avy
and he WAS obliged to fall back, without any
.caS, owing to the bad roads.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-26

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