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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-15
sIOn KEWARD.

D ANYWAY nom Sherwood Che late residence o. Roeer -
h hrson, Gefd, 10 Luaerburg Va hEnfsy m
2hhof april, 1854 negro named ARi os"eni II agd yea
rgc, about et inches high si bEsk eoor ard psssar
he went % dressed IA Gr.b fciei lnSsy fro'
and paus tlaek souch las ana bcos, woi!
rodsh the winter he may have ehsnref bis clothing re
other sAyeS removed ron the oouGy Of LoGdoan 70 s
wood A.rch last and Arch dlsbles h9 way back
dat cou6y He arrested AMI lodged IN is On; 20
ap lat Hanover Ceurt House In hoFvvcr w
ether negroes Ani two shte men, he two vhtssn charge
With felony al conhoed In the Arch ESCAPED ft
jSil abJut the frst day r May last
hundred douSrs viii pld BY for the apprehendi
delivery 81 sad In some jAl 30 thai SCI hin sgAn, be
,liel al yeasols bic
Ny address Non intervention P o.. Lunenhug county. vs.
July IS dti SANFORD J. RAhEf.
AND FOR s+LS.-S3OOd Bar0siGs offer ii.
IL Sd TO SSH tract Of lard, 81 Avd In Luusnbsr
c5uns about IN miles uo OF tie OcGt house and mi It
auth OF tehrrrln Depot
rhtrse contains about hundred and Try acrts Sno
hAS gfo table DIV irg Rouse siveTu resTo Tins, and
al TIE uecetIsrJ ostbuang and In good condition Sud
Il ercl sed with slbsant 81 iencisg.
vii sell goOi bargain give credit hail Of he
purchase money.
Any person desrcus purchasing home farm would 20 well
the referred before ehAfing seShere
Aldre.s ADAM BELL,
LunenbuTg Q ". Va
OF U W BFL,
Augusta Eichnoad, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-15
YT BrNT, PAM 4 On, GrlTs

VI , sec IOT.
oS FRIDAY The i5lh mat - a. vrr,scU. a. r,e,,
so2n eneias Ito o'c'ort ~erh-rs.E
500 ac-sg's TanuECtaTyd "a are
iopssins of great variety q ri.re r-. "a rourdsg
Ne Of the lnrgst rnd bat lot. a-rs' csits'.
Aul8 hINT PAtSE o.. Arss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-15

~ UHPoWDiR AND OotoNG TEAs ofytry Superior Quality,
" YrliAp sp starch Supe,los bacon Hams,
u VirE MA SALT for sale. BLAIR 4 OHAkBSkLAYEE.
aulE-lN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-15

ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS
WE prepared to accommodate eOrio-1bly atoh Fly
w BoardefL
TiNs-For frst week i2j0 per day.
Alter the Or tWesk 80 do DO
Route by rail via stAuLton, or BY canal via Lexington
AZ g-dE. lus F-aZ - a aANDOLPH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-15

EPSON SALTS,
IA UVlP RAt,
ALUM,
IPEtAc,
~ INITIATE BIsAUTH,
IODiDE POTASH,
M.RJURIAL OINTMENT,
CRoTON Oil,
CASTOR OIL. and
GRAOaArED MskFURts. Just received At
MEADE Ia NlN's hTug re,
Augll lS6 Main street, corner above posto1nce.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-15

lpYz AND wRaIgl. c2I-n.-Ia siose 4 sePsrlsE 10
- Of Eye and Nn'sT QA fo seei TtCse vsn-e ttptro
I-aeis had b,ats- -Aii snau ssOscs |lTTI 90 ftis
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-03-28
B,ltZlunt Cetvul,y ] IactOrs'.

We have been re.Iabi, lnto.med, >avs ttif
L,hcnbu.g V,rgin'an ~ 5->''rda., that " cav"
r, Fl ,hs occurred abnu. 8 mile. below Ware
ton rstYt.on ,he Orange and Ale&sf'frt~
Il, ir,ad The latter Dari at ~St week ,Olr y.
t.,; man, did not the day thai It .cc'r e.'.
bnt there can be nu doubt aa to the tru'h g.
the reuoFt. as our luIptmafi.'fl WAS ueflVtu
thsnuub Mr.. Tnos. Yu,Ije, 81 Can p',t,is count
who VS. M..uudrd ~ the engagement, ne pa
ticuIar~. AZ tar as we we're aoie tp ascertain.
~er. these:
A force e,f three hundred Confederate caeaI
r, 4,.let cs,r,msnd Of Gen Stuart. VIII" were
pro,ss.n.,. IN rp.r of our army in their retfeh
from \, ,a, az. we're attacked by five hundred
Yankee cay4r.. Al tho point named. W fost
SIX killed. Ine - y person killed on our s'd'
" hose name WI have heard, MAS Mr. Thomas
Walker, an officer liz the Amherst Ran
gers.
The enemy. ;. l.s~ was 40 killed and 100 rrIs
oners captured ,oge'h-r With their horses, arms
equipments, Sc.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-03-28
PER ANNluM. 81. 90
Gen. u1uside.

\ Notwithstanding BIZ late success Al Reauok.
J stand, ths ltth'nd,d Correspondents of' n.
,>>nf;r'esto1 Mufcury represents gfen B,rnsft.
an ,hc"l1 es~ht and apIu:ky ,s,o lie br.
.'ng-d t. the old army, sn$1 i,vente:, a. "a,
"'rr'ed u r,ch girl "f Providen.., Rhode Is
land stated "A factory of hl> oan t,a l AID,
~ ed al his riss ssk:,isf.lk. He aw-s his pres
ot position 1" Mcclellan. whose pet he is, and
no hao h'fn appointed treasurer of ,he rail-.
cad 81 wh'ci' he (Ma,) Wa, President. He
~" n''t SICK NJ thus business long, and wn.n
me war hr. be on, Was fl ,aer aton. w sb--
,ng,'s:, without motley or t,.cupasi,t n. ai.5
s.id to i,aE- been born in S. lih t,ar,lin. hi,
vas sPp"'nsed cadet ut West p .n, from Ip
drama. To " hirh State bis father moved WHEN
he Was quite s'u"g. Ills genial d.sp,slti n
makes friend for him wherever he GOES. ard
mat Is about the most that can be said a
hin,. .. sii.a..
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-03-28
Confederate Congress.

President Davis has sent int" Congress u ii
Flo, d's rep,n. concerning the battle at f'rt
D.nel.on, accompanies bs message "f h's
ow,.. IN which tie Pres ldent stat that ne'ht
the reports of Gen. Floyd or Pillow state
that relniorc. nients We're asktd t"'5 It's TOY
shown that the position could not have peer
evacuated and the whnle army saved. as "eb
rs a part nor is it shown hy what aufnnrl'!
two senior Generals assumed the resptnsibili-
t. of ,ranftrr,ng the command to JUNIOR eth
GER. Aud he further states he bad suspended
Grns. Floyd and Pillow from, their commands: ::
nutil they give more satisfactory accounts "'
their action ut Fort D'nels"n.
Bsth houses have passed resolution adv's
ing that nc cotton be planted this year.
/. In the House of Representatives the Nav21 1"ln ION
mittee reported bill appropriaung $ieo'ooo'ooo
for creating navy, building gun boats, &c.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-03-28
Mrs. Poke and the Li.,cokaites.

sIhe Nashville correspondent of the n. VI.
IH liues gives ~ picture of the st ,te 1T at
airs af that place. from which i, APP ars III.
ne Invaders We're not rece we'd With ant 2raa
mount Of c.rdality. OF the interv,-~ h4.
weep Gen. Grant and hi~ s..ff snd Mrs. j ire.
y. Folk. the writer says: - sst ~. -.
, She received :tf tlkis.rs ct..,rt.t.usiv In.
III Studied ta,l'1ness that in i aied sutfi
fents, m ~hich direction her sA mpath,-s ran
NJ AS siupiy polite and lad, IKE in no cas-.
'atri"tlc. While she disc, etely t,rb"r- t,.
I'VE utterancs' 10 any expression af sympathy
81, 'ii4 South, she rSgidly la.nlf,tl cay 6
n, thing thai Il. ght he CONSTRUCTED ,tn a " isl
''r the success of the government. She ped
ne said tha; the tomb Il hi hnsbtni ~,u!.1
+. t"ct her h'',iSeE,,l from insult and h. prop
rty from plilag-. 'iuriher than tins sae *
ectsd nothing tit,n the u. States aud deslr
d nothing.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-03-28
Another Juckson ATusr.

The Mvnph,. Avalanche lrarr. from gen
tlenan who arrived Ia that CITY t,o,n Nasiis''i.
that Captain john Morgan was sent OH a sc''t'
" ,ti a u. ta,h,nent ot ti. sqnsdioh hsar Iaver
~. and had skrtlsh "Itn the en.tn,s y PICK
cts killing II, and taking Abs ut as 'na"! pas
s,nsrs. C,,taln Morgan WAS eiterlng Tue ti'l'
nike from, q lat.~. and wa. alone, when he sud
dsuI, came in contact with cavalier, /" n,
said 10 Morgan, "IIalt, and d'sn'runt !! tn,
reply was, Il am Captain John Morgan and d
no, "bey Federal commands draw ;s,' s"s,f' ,Ps P'H
toll sir, We are upon an equali',.'' The Ftd
eral replied We are n"t slr"-at the sanl'
time max ,ng.a q'sick m','on with MS hand
his sic e; hen The saiient captain nseo, ana
..duwn " cut the Federal nIettn rs use I, Z IL
fell dead. and turned out to be the vestbit
Captain w Wlson ot Bueil's staff, wh', planleo anleo
thr Federal h.g on the capitol st, Nas1s':'e !!
Murgan is certainly the intrepid MAr'o''|o' u. I'M
war Il a<
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-03-28

To- lew Orleans Crescent quotes the opini
ons @arp~r'< Weekly and Federal Gong.
ressn.o, y +, 3psulding, the war, by which,
observe the NEre~oens It will be seen that thsy
*fhave more ."'t"'> IN sne courage snd resistance
.fthe South than ne Il our own people, " ho
,..c,ne w-xkrnei ard hicken hearted upon the
~. 2ge battle i
F.rha e.. 'acare@ shat W. will not /, ield in
can,n.,,., 'o~eyer succet.sful, even though
u be br,.ken.ds sved aud dish>artened and
Il might be added, w,p Il tq"al truth, that We
will no, yield if daf. stptf'1 wa thousand cam
Epsisns. There 10 not man = orr Ceafederaey
who will admit the possibility essr ymia'ng
under ANY sircumstances- .eavaS "". 81 sie" z"
aesery'hln2 but oIr material interss, =
plsin enough that better aff;i' 10 CON
tlnus the war at whatever cost, ,thsn 10 e n'@ae
topaz the enormous d.b. contrseted in q az
tempt tn subdue us. t,' Say nothing ol fut}fe
ard tndfinase expressions in the wa, of stlie
legislation. That the N.rth intends ,o make
:. pay the cost Of their war If they can, admits
~ doubt, suc1 determination, having been
&c. eEt y expressed III, Congress aid ents.,f i,
90. 80, ,s'"1 h iae c4aunns of the prasa. Ihese
's.ss sat ~e have quoted ~ere, We sup
- as =, e'asideil.s in the beginning of putting
s;ss.m sne fso1'i5osa ii ninsty daysss ssvare
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-03-28
Il Good Han.

The venerable Bishop Mead. of. the Protest.
an, Episcopal Church, died in Richmond, Va,
on the IA lnr. HIS end wa. like. his lif..
calm, ptscttu and resigned. Itis said in his
last hours, he said to- a friend - 4.s. &
@''leII ."nr people To he m, re determ in ed
than ever. Itls is the NEST unjns. and in qui.
t'us Mar that VAS ever s4ed, a:.d We must
be mtre determined than es'sr--fTTt,,t q IL give
u- success in His or'n good t,sls.''' - I'd
Good advice. May his last words proove 70
be prophetic at earl, day
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-03-28
Onscr7DtaOn.

The Governor and C..,I,ltl of South Carol:ra
acting !" the ."p' eInr capacity conferred nv
the C"nv"'tt'"n "i1he people. have ,raugurat.d
f"r the State IL IL w MILITARY system tn com
hn't IN u, -'at"" durlry tn. war upon whicn
ai' u"'ls are IL be- RAISED FIR service in future
Ia ''icei to remove all humiliation or .upa,a
attendant npon draft aud To place all arm.
t.rg q ;z"ts OF the State upon common
has III Reference To service in the war a
sA ST. M If gene ril c"n>crptiop has been estab.
'>h' d, I" meet all calls upon the State in fu
'urr f"t irt"ps Ever, man liable IS warned
I" hold hrmstlf in re;,dines. IT, put his house
in order t" have his lamps trimmed aud burn
ing.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-03-28
-Nesoz Tankee. Dictionafy4 Wanted.

l,h.. ,.xzt lex dI,dctlonary ofths Yaskee lahanag.t
v iii nav, dsfihita sors .hing liks this: - i
,.Res,ect for pri, ate properly IN var--sieal,
ing c.,ss,n, rice, turpsntans. s.sI stduealg ser
ysntsaud eurnipg housessf'--- G8as Asstos Coz
yier. ts&Nssss. 34ss }a s5I9' s 344fs If1519 53
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-03-28

an Eeample .of Yankee Uonesty.s

The latkees are rrofuse iii the fn'nts =
|of protection Of private property. The New 81
leans Deha we'll remarks s1 go. +ing' 3
How little reias.ce ma> he placed in tt
..ronises and faith If he Lincs,iu commander
j. shown in the a,tion of the government q
Wa-h -hingtor. ,r sending an agent tu Nashvil
10 I. ke Ins-es.iun Of tile cs,...'n there and RAJ
nit IT r. New York, to be sold for account {.
qoUernmeat This is the protection ot rr:vs
property promised b, Commddofe F'"'- All
Gen. Bnsi. The GOTTEN t,:uhd i'll Na.hsiii
w.> private property as much AZ the hetfdli
AID clothing ot the CT .zens. II Was the s
means which - owners fa6 of meeting the d'
maids of their families. W.. may depiofe IT,
general imh~ciIiiy displayed hs the an'h"r't'
u ho hxd charge of the defence ui that city.
bl. it hss afforded an example of the bad tai'i'
and proof "t the purpose and pole. OF th
invader, which may be useful to Us III TO
ture.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-03-28
Tie Enemy at TuxhrtWe.

e learn that the e,,tms at Nashville. nr-
'n' quite As c"Hat' rtahIe they wish Ih-
test ooh i. heirg applied I" the c,,iz us there,
II Well a. III he cs'nnt, ct D.. ,>',n. Soon e
n"ii of acts. similar t.. ih.,+. " icfI have dis
sract Ct 'hs- kse anth,rlti.s M Is III more aud
\ u x:i ar'a. Cs-. cit r ns viii he. drar.,. {.
rom h,lr ht'is at .ll'duiSi.r and to Il iS.,n
aud ~ntnan VIII be Wal '"iv n~il,en >h. II q
hey dare t" show h.ir ta".s IN th. s,Ie~f
Some 81 these, Ne pretlicl Will even s,.ape
~ npr>tn,in.n'. Blu, We are j. ne. urax&d m hear
ing that the ehtty are xr. IS Vel, lhd in
; he city and It's vicinity. in the tnru..r the,
dlstru>t a M St al OF the lnhab,tan's and in
'he latter the loyal Ttnnt >srral,s. esp cialIy
"t Rutherford county, play sad havoc With
their Pckets every night. One night last
week We learn that no less than hir:, five "f
heir pHket> were shot. There i, man, Nor
gan after Their Even Buell. himself does not
feel safe, and We are to keeps quite close to
fi,s quarters.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-03-28
Rich. HIiq.


Lead is very scarce, and the Confederate
government is anxious to obtain all rhat' be
had, t" make cartridges. There are hundreds
n ttosa ds # house in the CO ', in which
there from, one to five nuu1rtd pounds of
gS,.'d lead in the shape ot w,:.,,W weights, etc
which might be taksn our aud made t" perform
Il more efficient service than they al how do.
ing. The weights can easily be replaced ~ifh
IRON or s.t thing else, amt the lead put to a
anuch betteri,lse. Ifvthe people throughout the
country wonid act upon the -igsesth'r, thp,~,
.nds and ten. of thousands OF pounds might
he turned over t.. the use Of the Confederate
diers aud the very supply thus obtained
may have great nf1Isncp IN .ie.erns!Dnngs he IS
sue of the contest VIII each h.usehnld-r con
.tituie. himself: "a committee "f one t" ascertain
md report how much lead there is about his
premises which he. can possibly spare d for the
fse OF the tConfsdetacy :" aa9 5ntss 4i n
sft. -..> gast s..3 Charleston Mercury. !.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-03-28
men.

THE M1NxEsoTA.r-l lhs Norfolk Day Book
learns that this celebrated steam frigate that
was go hadl, pepprred by tn. Virginia on Sun
day, the h, has been stripped "f all her arms
mpnt &r and -hauied over "n the Horse Sh"e,
" h., 9 sse has since sunk. This makes three
of: he ulest form nicab:ea Of the Yankee fr;gatrs
that have been demolished by the Virgins in .
few hours, besides tie sna fry tnss she ''dons'
for" Is. way If i diversion. ..@%# sf1 &
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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-03-28

General Mcclellan has divided the sra1a az,
ny Of tn. Potomac int" five corpes de arm es.
lie has ais" ordered tie following tal.f ot *
:hange of prisoners ot war af t'I2.! f7s
nen. Hs.<s af#f ct - 2. 5@a 8a9 efahta 81 <
Lieutenant General forty men.
Major GeneraI-thirty men.
Brgadier General twenty men.
Colonel fifteen mer.
Lieut.. Col-ten men. f'i g
Major eight men.
tapain-sx men. +,
Lieutenant--fnur men.
Sub Lieutenant or ensign-three men.
Non Commissioned Oficers-tuo men.
Privates --rrran Tor man. .~f.' Il '. II.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-03-28
Pensacola nat Lcdc c.tttefl-:1Lo6iLet to be de-
tzs<z ~ - 1fl,a/fey& ~ ts91u 5903g ~ y

We clip the f,li,,~.t,g paragr sph from the
Hnrtsville- Aisbama) aAdsocate, Of March.
18Th f.5,...f .e<., g<.<. ..1,<....,1., Y..ts-,
WI Pensac.la has not been evacuated; but tronp1
enough are left there Il, rliat the batteries
.hich can resist Bort Plckens and the aees,--
Ipbess. mt to bs abandoned. as reported =. -
II. rp-an. Of defencs are c,nsider cd ample .an'.
sere arranged hy Gem E5rays WV.
~ |. ahnpt. Sec Gov Sharter's pfuelamas'sss
.rdering ont parllou OF the militia for 'ths os
tencs of Mobiis. a s,7.s tfs-s''''e . rfF ~ saaa
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-03-28
The WAK.-TMs aft .lr at N-wb.rn. n. c.,

The WAK.-TMs aft nr at New b. IN, n c.,
throws some light upon the II. nslve pnl,c, -
That policy r'q"'res greater k"ce than the
ag gre ssiN ItJny uc. We have had near
~ ice as mrn, men watching Bnrns ds as he
has and Yet, he having the choice Of the point
II attack fis,ca inferior III nam bers, notwiih h
standing our real. superiority We are dis
persed and he concentrated.
I /, also proves an"ther matter, ssat without
some charge in bir ptans, The destruction or
capture ct all our cities within Reach of gun
h"ats. is only qlt.sti"a Of time. Tpe Mnnl-
tor was .n>tructs.i III 90 ia, s. aud III 90 ia, =
more, ttsfe vii be pr"babi. fiy! Others bu'it
The loss Of these cities will not c"rqntr tie
country but it " i'll be serious ca !. nifty, and
i, suggest. tt, that We. shnn!d b- looking to
rttal,atlon. THIS war will degenerate int,, one
tor the DESTRUCTION "t property Northern weat
aud strength are in Northern clties-and there
the points to- strike. -
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-03-28

The steameri NoshVttse "eni 80 sea on last
Monday tvenanp, N q. farce of two bl"rckad'ng
steamers eff Fort Macon. She passed between
hem. wing hefli fir, d al s'.nle thirty tinies
=, the hl.'ckadrrs. The W1sh0itts 'sn"w, no
doubt. safe f.4,,n the ciut she's f Burnside and
he block AIDE RS. We learr, that il is said -
ave been the i,,t n,inn IF BURNSIDE to attempt
,.,.capture til. Nushu,ue on tuesday last =
4 True PArRr"rhM. i is IL stated that tn the .
Fnur,h A'ahs ma Regiment in the Arm. "f
ta@ Pou,inac. proposes ere enlist T tue ~af,
r jrctrg alike the fifty d.,llars bounty and the
) x', day furl"ugh, say ing that tie cause ,s
s4tloupb, - =
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-03-28

The Preshy'erian Methodist and Episcopal
shu rches. of Marietta Ga. have all voted IT.
i've their bells to the 'Confederscy to be made
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1862-03-28

ry- A. Y. s. Lindsey has been app''intrd
,o.ilnaster ), Lincoln at Nashville. He hsst
sccepted 'a ~ '4Aa2 ..'''- e-. f.513 VI.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-20
aEsGs j. s'sIFGG,sS.

haye q child thAt atiGcEed with McmbrauOls
Cl0up. We lave her nr. y. whites, EiiXe- and O
the :urpri,e o, all it gave her immediate relief
IUttiAR VENOM, East ethel.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-20

For Costlreness, hregu(a .1y and DEM ,of The
Digestre Organs, I"dAe'ng Hcodache, 'mssi-
tue, Nervousness, General PRESERVATION Of The
Mind and Body, Paralysis, dc.
moments reflection ought convince II sensible man
u Of the folly and danger Of constantly dosing with Ia
tartc Medicines. The practice is pernicous and suic-
da An experience of forty years has taught that
the constantly increasing evils of Indigestion are fear
fully aggraV aed by the too free Cahartics. The
American people are fast becoming nation Of dyspep-
tics by their artificial modes Of life. Drastic Cathatics
increase the rritabty and PROSTATE the strength of the
digestive organs.
The Pills offered especially designed to allay
this irritabily and at the time invigorate az
strengthen all the functions of Digestion while they are
gently laxative. They anodync, tonic and laxative
They mild and invgorGng that is not remind.
ca by dsagreeablc effects that he has taken medicine
Business Men, Students Professional Men Females and
all persons leading confined sedenary life should
try them.
The undersigned Physicians, cheerfully certify t the
high professional standing of DR. Colby of Sanstead one
o. the Oldest and best Physicians the excellent
qualities of his " AnHCostive and Tonic Pills. which
we have used in practice, and highly approve.E
). B. GIB&ON.M. d., Durham, c. Z.
c. Z. COTTON, ". D., Cowansyille.
CHARLES BROWN, y.
S. :. FOSTER, NJ. Bronze.
NORMAN CLEVELAND, ". D.. Barnston.
\. JENkS, Md
G. W CoWiEs, NJ D., stans,eaa.y
JOHN MEIGS, NJ. D.
JOSEPH BREADUN, II. r. :, Surgeon. R. n.
BENJAMIN DAMON, NJ y. Coaticook.
LEMUEi. RICHMOND N, D.. Derby Line.
y. G. G GdMSSs., NJ I, d, CMompton1, c;E.
j. G. RUTHERFORD, VI. D., Newport. Vt.
Prepared by nr. NJ. f. COLBY, Starstead, c. F., and
Derby Line, Vermont.
Sold where medicine is sold generally.
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0tcem' )er I, 1869

STATE rF VEEMONI,l IN Probate Court held a
lF,st1yelrx pls.n1cv Mon,peIicr, within and for
.al lsl,,l on the &l>t day at January, A. D. 1862
ltruurling TO he the last W III ana Tesla
4 ieiu Thcnaa Graf late Of Marshte!d, i'm said dis
t.ic sei hejng presented to the Court by Lucy p
Grant, ia. ENtcutriy therein named, for Probate 1t
is ordered hr said Court that all persons concerned
IA be no fled appear Sess on of said Court
IT holden at Probate OhiCe, in Mont ter aforesaid on
the ltn day OF Feb AD 1861 .and showcase, II any they
nav have against the Probate Of said win: for which
rlrpo>e, it i. further ordered that Il copy of the
record of this order be published three weeks
ressvrv in the Green Mountain Freeman. printed at
ontpeer previous To said time appointed for hearing
4 tyte copy OF Record
SO Attest I. Z. MERRILL, Judge
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100000 BARRELS UF THE
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FOR SALE BY
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1ua rtibi,cd. aViug also exclusive control Of all tlc
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TO trut.i ltic!e which H. wiihous duuDt, the chedp
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rr Il grcatly incaedses the yicni ana pens the
from tAu To three weeks ea her, ut expense Of from
80 20 - per acre, and with very little labor.
Pamphlet containing al tue Information, necessary,
wu leters from Horce Greeley, ianiel Webster, and
nu!,..s %; far.l rs whn have use It extensively FIR
macy Years. may he had free by addressing letter
ay,yc or to the sihscriDef. dcount to the i AIDE.
ELI CHifrENEEN. ESQ.
who is our General Agent, Bnrlns ton, VI.
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NctEtc,

~ [ cart ifs that have this day given my son Charles
! liz dime ,ilrins IN: remainder OK his minority,
an ali claim Of his earnings nor pay any debts OF
hi, 3In.r4 ding after this irtt. IRA Il. RICHARDS.
.. NaALcY, Witness.
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