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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12
From Fremont. Department.

Washington, June
The following dispatch was received =,
the War Department to day, by telegranS
from Front Royal: # =. oNF-'
Headquarters Mountain Depart
-.. Army In the Field,
Harrisonburg, June 7.
To Hon. E. M. Stanton.
The army reached thus place at two O'Clock
yesterday, driving out the enemy's rear cusri
from the town. Severe skirmishnp copfInuad
from that time till dark, the enemy's rss,
being closely pressed by our advance
AT four o'clock the Is. New Jersey c,,.
airy, after driving the enemy through y:
village, fell into an ambuscsde in he wo,d,
to the southeast of the town, in which Cal
Wyndam of that regiment was captured and
considerable loss sustained. Col Clus,
with his brigade subsequently, engaged h,
enemy, IN the timber, driving him IRON n
position and taking his camp. At about |,
o'clock battalion of Col. Kane,s PennsyL
vania regiment entered the woods under ia
direction of Brig Gen. Bayard, and mai,
tanned for half an hour vigorous attack, n
which both sides suffered severely, drivin,
the enemy. The enemy empted to shsI
our troops, but few shots from one of our
batteries soon silenced his guns. After dark
the enemy continued his retreat. Full pu
ticulars will be forwarded by mail.
.>-.... ..s. j. c. FREMONT,
Mai. Gen
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12
ashington, June s.

~ o.
The following dispatch, written the day
before the Memphis battle, was telegraphed
from Cairo to-day, and was received at the
War Department after those describing the
ram engagement opposite Randolph
Below Fort Pillow, ,
r, June 5, via Cairo s.
Hon. E. M. Stanton.
To my modification, the enemy evacuated
Fort Pillow last night r..
thing of value.
Early this morning, Lieut. Col. Elliott
and few men in yawl went ashore. fol-
lowed Immediately by Col Fitch and a mart
of his command. -
The gunboats then came down and an
cbored across the channel.
L proceeded with three rams twelve m;Ies
oeiow the Fort, to point opposite Randolph
and sent Lieut.. Col. Elliott ashore with a
nag OF truce to demand the surrender of the
place Their forces had all left two of their
gunooats only an hour or two before we an.
preached. ~
The people seemed to respect the fac
which Lieut. Col. Elliott planted.
The guns had been dismantled. and so,oa
piles of cotton were burning.
shall leave Lieut.. Col. Elliott hero !, tho
a pI,a and return Immediately to Fort
rii ln to bring on my entire force.
=, Line people attributed the suddenness of
sue evacuation to the attempt made night
Ueiofe last TO sink one of their grnboats at
randolph like Pillow is weak, and could
lot nave held out long against vigorous at.
Inc people express desire for the re,tora.
ION OF the old order of things, though still
protesting to be secessionists. sun
CHAs. ELLIOTT, JR,
Col. Com'dg Ram Expedition.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12
From Memphis.
Memnhis. il

- MeWpHIs, june T.
Since the formal surrender of the city 70
terday, and the posting of p;ckets throughou
the city, the excitement of the people hs
subsidized. ..
All was quiet last night, and the only eysN
OF this morning was the capture of the rebel
steamer Check, which eluded the fleet YES
terday above the city by running up slough
out of sight. She was brought down t6is
morning.
Nothing has yet been heard of the bost
Van Dorm, which Is the only boat of the
rebel feet that escaped yesterday.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12

Ct The Boston Traveller understands
that wholesale wooden ware firm in that
city have received an order from one of
their old customers in New Orleans for a
large amount Of goods, and have arranged
the payments on satisfactory terms.
The firm state that there is very large
number of business men in that city of
Union sentiments. a fact which will soon
DO made clearly apparent. From the
first they had confident feeling that the
Federal Government must ultimately pre-
vail in this contest, and have made such
dispositions of their funds as to be able to
pay up old claims and purchase further
supplies at the North.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12

RUTLAND COUNTY CoMpANY.-We
learn that about sixty recruits have al.
ready been obtained for the Rutland Co.
Company, 9th Regiment, and still they
come. The Green Mountain Bows will
be the last to hold back
We understand that at Poultney. one
man who has already four sons in actual
service, now sends two more, making ssa,
in ALL being all he has, and expresses a
regret that he is too old to 90 himself
his name has escaped us, but we will as
certain it and give it to our readers. He
is worthy of enduring remembrance.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12
particulars Of the attack ON JaCkssn,
Rear Guard.

Harrisonburg, June 6,
10 the Associated Press:
The advance Guard of General Fremont
reached Harrisonburg this afternoon at two
O'CLOCK There was no fighting on the march
jackson camped here last night and left thb
morning.
A cavalry force was sent on n reconnois.
sance four miles beyond the town which came
on large rebel force of cavalry and infant
ry strongly posted in the woods.
Col Wyndham, who had pushed the recon
nos 'ance three miles further than ordered
rashly led forward the 1st New JERSEY ca,
airy and was driven back by infantry in an
bush.
Col. Wyndham is prisoner, and Cap
tains Stellman and Haines are killed or -
yerely wounded and prisoners. CAPITA,
Charles is missing.
All the officers bravely and vainly endes'.
cred to rally their men. ..
Capt. Janeway CALAMITY attempted al flank
ing movement which covered the retreat Of
the first battalion. He is unhurt.
The regiment lost thirty-five men in killed
wounded and missing. .,..-...
Gen. Bayard, with the Bucktail or Kane
nneS, ana lst rem. Cavalry, and Clusurts
Brigade of the Goth Ohio and Sth Virginia,
were ordered forward to his support, and
drove the body of the enemy from their p0-
sitlon' and captured their camp and some
stores, with loss. 81 81. ..-f-
The Kane Rifles, numbering one hundred
and twenty-five men, found themselves op-
posed and fanked in the woods by four
regiments OF infantry and cavalry, and betsr'
Ley could be Withdrawn, suffered severely.
lieut.. Col. Kane is seriously wounded, and
prisoner. Capt. Taylor was also wounded
md captured. Capt. w. f. Blanchard ""
Wounded severely. Lieut.. j. j. S. Wayne
vas probably killed.
After most gallant fight the Rifles Wes
rIven back with loss Of SIS, killed, wound
d and missing.
The rebels brought up their artillery ana
sed 1t with effect. jackson is thousnt9'
ave left the main road, and has either halted
le main column for battle, or greatly
his rear guard, and posted, Dis
aims, which are in confusion, on the road
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12

70 The Boston Post says-A beggar
in New Orleans approached we'll Dire s.
sed citizen and held out his hand for aims.
The gentleman offered him Confederate
note No, said the poor fellow, taking a
mournful survey of his own dilapidated
dress, | have too many rags already.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12

PRUDENT.-Recently lumber dealer
in Gardner fell into the river, and was in
danger of drowning. Efforts were imme-
diately made to rescue him by floating
boards from a pile on the wharf The
drowning man, seeing that the boards
came from his OWE pile, cried out to the
men--'Pick for the wane edge pieces p
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12
From Richmond -Beauregard,.
.... -. a ments.

...v..- New York, Juues
The Richmond Dispatch of the 5th star.
that the rebel loss in the late battle was sOoo
including five Generals, twenty. three CoIo
nels, ten Majors and fifty seven Captain,
The Dispatch complains that the Feder,,.
can at any time cut of the retrsa
of the confederates by Selling \,
railroads at Petersburg, and intiias:ss ths
retreat TO Lynchburg and the mountains Va.
the only one left them. Wv
A Washington special to the Post ,,,,
Col Polk Of Tennessee, declares the aows,
of Beauregard's army is at Richmond.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12

% The next Semi.annual meeting of
the Vermont State Medical Society will
be holden at st Adams on Wednesday
and Thursday, June 18th and 10Th The
roilroad will carry for fare one way.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12

sB A printers apprentice, who at
tempted to pay his addresses to a clergy
mans daughter, was shocked on the next
Sunday when her father announced the
text--''My daughter is grievously tor
mented with devil"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12

'biddy' said lady, 4 wish you would
step over and see how old Mr.. Jones is
this morning. In few minutes Biddy
returned with the information that Mr..
Jones was just 70 years old.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12

A parson reading the funeral service
at the grave forgot the sex of the deceas-
ed, and asked one of the mourners. an
Emerald-'Is this brother or a sister p
Neither, replied Pat, only cousin
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12

Rev. Calvin Pease, D. D., late Pres
ident of the University of Vermont, was
installed pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church, Rochester, N. Y, lon the 18th
nit. -i--..
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12

The Memphis Avalanche of the Oath
ult., complains that the ladies of that CITY
are " continually buying useless articles
at the stores, to get rid of confederate
noiesP Who would have thought the
dear creatures could b. so sharp "a
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12

There is one house to every tx persons
In the country. In New York City there
are IL persons to dwelling, on an ave.
rage--Boston about 6-New Orleans 7
nearly.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12

Gen. Butler is engaged in feeding the
poor OF New Orleans. The Louisville
Democrat says they may object to mar
tai law, but they like its provisions.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12

a Mr. G. P. Wolcott, late Attorney
General OF Ohio, has been designated as
Assistant Secretary of War, in place of
Col. Thomas A. Scott, resinged.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12

One declaration of the rebel Leaders
we heartily hope they may carry OuL
When they threaten to shed their as'
drop of blood, we acknowledge that tns
part of their scheme would be OF gre@
benefit to their, country. Il Nash'~'
Union. -.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12

The surrender of Norfolk was rather a
sheepish affair; Mayor Lamb surrendered
to Gen. Wool, and the raa Merrim 40 was
blown up.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12

NINTH REGIMENT are informed
shat Mr.. Frank O. Sawyer, of Burling-
ton, has been appointed by the Governor
Quartermaster of the 9th Regiment
The Burlington Times says he has been
very popular as Express messenger, on
the Vermont Central, for the last eight
years, and speaks in high terms of his
business capacity and genial qualities.
Nearly 400 men have already been
recruited for this Regiment, and very en-
couraging accounts are received by the
Governor from the various recruiting
agents. There is but little doubt that the
Regiment will be filed in two weeks
The Bradford Telegraph Of Monday says
that 1t. Stearns had recruited 80 men for
the Orange County Company.
q IyHuMAN.-T N. Mer i'll of Milton, informs
us that private letters received in Castletop.
from the Vermont Brigade, state that two
privates of the I'd regiment, named Carrigan
and Russell, belonging te Co. B, (the Castle
ton company while recently out on picket
duty were fred on and killed. When found
their threats were cut from ear to ear, and
Russell was hung up by his heels This is
%'ehivalry with vengence + Burlington
Times,
We have beard nothing of this from our
Castleton correspondent. Is it true?
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12

EThe Common Council of New York
has rendered the freedom of the city and
. public reception to Mr. Weed on bis re-
Urn from Europe.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12

The heart in the very citadel OF religion
the head is the servant, only of the heart.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12

The flood in the Delaware and Lehich
Rivers issubsiding.
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
PROPOSALS FOR OATS.
y.QuAnrsRsAsTxa's Dnro

-."E Hr F'Ha y.QuAnfsRnAsTxR's DHror,
srALKp fs.fa': .i y 5: Ass .ssrsa I'd s III.
;.n x ss. oslosa n sos t..1thi.s tie Soy:,n%:pi
In bags Of sbost two bushels ssoh. -r
Il. y q :. :. ~ sy .sS
eItsi,shsrgs 70 the Govennnsat
Dslivsry 70 BE- made in the city Of Alexandra,
M lay direct, r,Sia 'r ao1 NV twenty
days from is date o. fhs eontrsct, or suoh longer
period - may Be agreed upon.
1874 PROPOSALS..
The fall name and post once address Of the bid Ter
must appear In the proposal.
and Sa.hsh, and d sld 3 made in the name r Of .
). s' TS ipps,p :. Ss
Proposal, from d,.cyal pa4ls wa, not b. con.d,r.,,
Cd an osfA q efslviaras must accompany each prop,i,
Proposals mutt DO addressed to Capt. c. b. FR.su
posah for 0ats." :
GUARANTEE.
The ability Of the bidder to MI the contract, shoud
y % .Tsfdsd to him, must be guaraa,isd by two
Ths rs:pSn;ibli,y oi d. ga.s.nters must b. shown
district eo.r, or Of the ULited States dsirc, attor
biddeW must b pres mt In person when the bids
srs opened or their proposals will not be cousid.
Bonds In the sum Of nve thousand dollars, sisnsd
by the contractor and both his guarAntors, will
20 required of the .ueosesu bidder Sp ~ ssnins the
A the bond mus. accompany the contract, /, will
b nsossssry for bldder 10 have their bondsmen with
them, Or 70 have bonds signed Ia ant cipation and
isady 70 BE- produced when the contract is signed
blanks for bonds can Be procured up,u application
being made at this ONCE, either personally, BY let
ter, Or BY telegraph
FORM OF QUARANTINE.
We, Of the county Of - and State OF -,
and -, OF the county Of, and State Of -, do
hsfeby guarantee that --,- IL able 10 fulfil con
tract IN iooordsnoe with the terms Of his proposition
and that should his proposition be accepted he wilt
% oaos entsr into contract In accordance theie.
Should the contract be awarded him, we ars pre-.
pared 70 become histufettss
! tIo thl, guarantee must he appended the Official
certificate sbovs mentionsd.l
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, 40
All Oats contrsoted. for under this adyertis, msut
Will Dc rgldly inspec,ed aud such - do not prov.
y. good, sound, nsrohantsbls quality, will bs ro
Payment 70 be made from time tot me, a, tn.
pot Quartsrmastcr thsil BE- IN fands.
Any nfornslity In the bid, or non confoTnanos
With the tsrns Of This advertisement will snsurs this
ret ction Of the proposal
Delivery 10 bs made q ssch wharf nt ths city OF
Aisxandria, ss tbs Depot ouartsrmsstsr may direct
: 20 iIGI O. b FERGUSON,
rbar Captain, A O. NJ, u. 3. Army,
aug 2o-d.d and Depot Quartermastsr
The national Republican., 1862-09-10


~ DIR. .. b. sIGEsMOHD will be ab-
sent from the city until next fAl, when be will ~.
sumo his duties as usual. may Il
NEW c5sNsIsIgI ENXE.gITs ~ e. A4InEIsl0iAL
without metal plate or oiasps, by -.
y r. s. b. SIG L. q MO ND,
80 Broadway, New York; and 100 PennA. syenss
! bet l1th and 18th sts., Wsshington, D. g.,
Calls tho attention Of the public to the folfowina
sdvAntnses Of his lmprevod system:
lst The teeth ofhs ufs6turs viii nsvsr oorrods
nor change oolor BY any soids, and three ouIthf
lighter than any othhr.. .. hr1g ia. u n
ID. No teeth or roofs pssd Be extracted, q tbs
A1tthoiAl ones can be inserted over theo. ~.
3D.. The roots will be made iucfensiSe and never
70 sohe ~ ~ - - ~
9Th No temporary tseth are needed, . psrmaneut
rs natural oIprs 4ou q the hss, which, usdsr III
old sys.sm, y 6eqaently diEigurcd. : i, - =.
Sth. TbE work hos been fsly tasted, for over dvs
yeAn, BY many Of the art Chsmist and fhySeisns
Of this and The old country. ..,
metal liinX win vhah the most sensstsvs tssth Gan
be- Allsd without rain, and can bald up psreo<
soend tooth o any side roots, vhiah viii lsst
Hs f.fers 70 u following Es1.lsnen, Dr. Y. Mott;
d. Dorsmss, PrOfesscs 1 Chsmistry; Hon. A.
Mann, Jan; Capt CraStrsO, vies Prsadsnk Of ths
Emigration Co. Of New YORK; Hon Judge Wayne,
q the gupssme Court, Of wsshington, d. O.; and
Csii md s.ainin. yourselves. 10, s-0
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
Fo. sossSsi n ExIE II a1v.Hw. vnnwsss' A1D,

p AZ SpSssSAsta 4 : Z Z "A ,ps,.Cs sse.; r sEA
STATE, R1f sfATE, asd STATE ol I&73lIk
:ss :af q ss ssS ss.sa ayy,sS. as. =
fsiiroaS, distance q q miles only 70 Bcssos
s.ssn.f 81 f:s csSs y: sss:
Hsadaye, Wed.adsys, md fridays, q e'sioeE, z.
.s.s e s;Hs ;se e.. 6.p s,o,.
s;H:dsys: JrSsr;dsx. md Satuiday., st O'Clock,
Thess ssesmlrs srs htted vith oommodius stass
foolm, ead svsry arpngsnsut M the security and
eonfolt Of who are afforded By this fouta
nishts MT % board and. on arrival q Fan sivU,
procee9 Per sseanhoat train fssehing BostSu early
ths folloyins nSsning, o. nay remain % hoecd =,
which they may reach Bost9n about A. n.
baggage master = attached 70 eaoh steamer, who
fscsives and u aeheu N bagsass, and sseonpanies
A steansf rans, IN eonneotion With this lins, b.
wSsa Fsl river and Providence, daily. except Sun.
freight 10 Boston b forwarded through with srss,
dispatch BY an Exprsse Train, which leaves .Fail
fives svery nosnin9, 9andsys excepted, q ~
Solcsk, M Boston and New Bedford, arriving ati6
delttnatSca q about II A. n. -
eMee, o. Pier No. ., North river. For state room
nd berth, apply On beard, or II desired to ssours
WIN. BORDEN, Agent,
saa Mt 70 md n West strcet N. =.
The national Republican., 1862-09-10

NEW FORK sxCkLsIOh RAkEkY,
IN 5s3 7th street, near Maryland ave., lsland
VIM PATEN respectfully Informs the public tbs
he has become sole propristor OF he celebrated q
tablishmont lately owned BY bis father and viii b
happy to supply ~ oraSrs with ths utmost dispatch
Vt prices In accordance with the unses The Qualit
uf our articles b not TO be exSelisd batlsrs suI
piled on liberal terms,
Again We come betors you
Our banner II uuturisd
While our customers hoCkinE
From oil quGtsrs of the world.
For our Bread, our Cake, and Pastries,
For our Puddings. Sweetmsats, too,
fnd hey oofns w isst upon US,
That We scarce kI0w what to do
,uT baksre have been busy
From early morn TILL night,
While our stock Of 1our y vanishing
But this gives 10 delight
for "qulck sales and mail proau,"
10 the motto " our Store,
Aud II you purchase once from us,
You VIII surely parchsse mssS
a nd also that the hsruids
VIII proclaim from Forth TO south,
That the "Br-ad and Cake OF Pstsu's
Kpters sverybody's Mouth ~
luly l1-3m
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
NJ q Il z q. III
Hotels, ,Gf0ssrS, Restaurants, Private

. -G rl / Fantiiss, 80.
The subsoribsIs have lust received q fresh ship
nnsnt Of so oasss 81. Julien and F,oriac CLARFlS
which they CIR for sale At New York prices.
. ALSO
They have constantly on hand a large and well
selected stock Of choice Brandies, Old NIadeiras,
Whiskss, ChAppsgnos Of ali iayo. lie bIa ands, Eng
uah and Scotoh Al6s
London and Dublin Porter Havana Cigars, Eng
Dairy Cheese, Sardines, 'Kemp's Hermetioslly
sealed aoods; French, German, and Engiish Cor.
dialsi Congress, Bsltssr,. Kissengen, aud Eugli.h
Soda WafNis. IA ..-. - ..
Choice ooiong, souohong, Imperial, Hyson, and
Young Hyson Teas, with an extensive assortment Of
Fancy aroassiss, no., 40 Fer sIsby
A, BININ9ER CO.,
Established l77B)
Brsnch-9i9 Peng avenue,
Opposite WillArds Hotel, Washington.
Just Esosivsd = small lot ot ofhcsrs Liquor
0hsse, 10. aug H.
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
IS WHAT, Is lT?',

"W HI AT Is lT?''
WHY, THERE Is
a oroAt C0xaannotAon
IN REGARD TO
s M I II H,
TIE MAN WHO Is SELLING
Every Description Of Clothing
PRICES FAR BELOW
.AssN Dealer IN hts LfsseI
!, Y hardly secs.s,y % d..lsnat. hi. p!as: q
Sssn:; .ss. ~ almost sv'ryb0dy Knows but FOR the
S7RAN GERS,
We win stass that be nay b. found N
A0O seventh street.
Opposite the City Post Office, near F street
rhose who pstronirs him vil hnd th' HE rsru'a'
CHEAP NESS
b not undes~rved
His stock embraces everything that
ADORNS The OUTWARD MAN,
And he operates upon the principle thst
"A Nimbls sirpsnes Il Better than . SLOW
shillipg'
II will sosl nothing to call and ezsnias hh uNRl.
VALID STOCK OF
FASNlONABL.E CLOTHING.
HATS. GAPS, AND TRUNKS,
toseihsr with every description Of
0snts' Farnishing doodle.
J. II. SMITH,
$50 Seventh street,
is 2o--8m opposite the Post OfAoe.
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
a DAMS Express Company,
"a T., Oddes 8lA Penn. Avenus,
/ =. so WAsHnafoH CIri, y. U.
ERN KiPREsS FoRWARpERs. ~

msrchsudlss, Money, Jewslry, yaIuA-
biss, kOtss, Stoohs, Bonds, AS.,
Forwarded with ,eAEETY, AND DISPATCu 10
I'll accessible ctonS Of tho country. Ths company
has agenced IN ths rrineipal railway towns In The
tkoATH, AAsr, WEST, AND NORTHWEST
lts principal offices are
WASHINGTON, DC, NEW YORK, BOSTON
PHtLApMLPHlA, RALTIMORE, ON,
CINNA1I, ST. LOUIS, LOUIS.
WILLIE, LEXINGTON.
Connections ars made at New York and Boston
with lnes forwarding TO the 0ANADAS and tb5
BRITISH fH0Vln0ES, and with steamship lines
70 toLlVkRPOOl. Ol.,BOUTHAMPrON, and nAvkE,
oonnsfelAi towns In Great Britsiu and on the Coz
made st all accessible paI,s OF the United stass
L'r o. U. DUNN, Agent,
ba Washington, d u
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
CHARLES
LONDON
CORDIAL
G I N
/ distilled In Lesson, and pu'

W -. I Pu'
Ws.g;ssssD sp solely In qsar and PINT bot
~ ties, 70 msetth requirements Of
Druggists, and those - whom Pure and Unsdultsr.
stsd liquor is Necessity ora Luxury.
II Il the oldest sstabiiahed OF all the G,ps "a
ehich have started lato existence upcn the paSis q
b well deserved aud hard.saIned celebrity,
l. has NO connecuen with, and 10 In no way Ike
ths tfsehy mixtures told a. EuaLIsH GIs !" os
= OLD foE !" o. " L0Spou Doek," OF" LoHDow 9is p
~, 10 , no mattDx how much antiquity or /" re
4sstability " h assumed By thsif bssettsra
Dr.. Valentine Not, Of New Yoef. ays "It b
NJ prefersbIs to even fcRH Hollsnd Gin, aud b az
nk arsels 4 4. lad Asos ~ n~s" 30 say thou.
AAds Of physioians
|. The Hsx York Herald says: awe are suIprissd
st it, oenedoil edects; 10 Q certain safe guard to
heaJth."
The PhNadslphis Ledger ssys II has no sups
dor, u IN equaf, In insdiGinA vlrt1es."
sensdy o earth 7or dyspebsia equal to IT."
The Boston Journal says; "As . beverage, ~ q
esvcniivs OF = remedial agent, We want no other
Il u our psde sSacsAr 'a
Wopsp Of Amsfisa, for you 1t IA plytis.,arl,
3dH1el 10 slSknts o: health, 1t Il yGW krestes'
hieud.
u. BALDWIN b co,
SoLA broRrsks,
VI Liberty street, Nov Yofe.
LOWELL, CoLLEs 4 CO.,
$40 E street, near "a. avenue,
&ec D-1y And dealers generally.
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
GOVERNMENT ADvTS.
psHslos oyIlo., yy.. 9, 1854. -

P.lo yiTi II LEI kiS6E Sy h - ssl; sasos.s
Appllcato9 having been nads !nder ths cot Of ssi
ysae, 1850, foT ths fisus Of tho land Warrants Dc
8 Gssaoysd, Sessos hereby svsn that, st he date
following - Description Of ssoh vafant, new
ee.aAss6 Of lks tenor Will be Issued, n novalh oh
teee1oa shoald thsa appear.
No e1ioe. for 100 aores, isst Of lith February.
lN1J 10 favor Of Edward Martin, Of Capt Browns
oo0peny, battalion q Mormon volunteers, In the
NO lo0, for 100 acres, istusd under the aot OF
March leSs n the name Of Abigail Joy, former
wtsoM q ChIseoPaer Grant, and was granted March
No, so0e1 foe 10 ssess, Issued uuder the sot Of
March, 1885, In the nans Of Amos Barrett, and was
granted Nay 10, 1sss-October II, 1881.
No 70 AZ, for iou acrss, i.eued under the aet O,
March, 195s, m the name'of John Benz amin and va.
'gfsnted Dsosmbsr 70, 1ssf.Octobsr II, 1854.
No 7ov2e, for 40 acrss issued under the act OF
March, 1888, u the name Of Zainou Randall and
~ granted Nay ., lsAe--Ootober %, isea
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