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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-05

years she has been affected WIFE bilious @
Of the system sadly impairing her heah ~neH mas &
steadily falling during that period hen IA New
in Apn last friend advised me TO test Nour rms
ing the fullest confidence in the Judgment "a ny
Park Row Mex York ON returning home We SeAseo
all other treatment and administered Your rms Sie
each night The improvement in er feelings SonpltA-
DIGESTION ETC. surprised Us all RAPID and pelua
neIt restoration 10 heath has been The result nse
less than five boxes and consider her entirely Well
consider the above Just tribute 10 YOU a.
and trust II will be the Of inducing many 10 ADOPT
ypur Pills as their family medicines
lreulain, dear SIR with many thanks,
Your obedieni servant,
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''a'h OF Lieut.. NOyes.

We learn that Lieut. E. NJ. Noyes died at
''e"ouY on Sunday. Limoges was elected Sec
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Done in the best manner and on the most rea-
sonabe terms by MINER < UNDERWOOD.
The subscribers would also say to the inhabl-
tants of st JohnsburS and vicinity that they are
prepared to sell all kinds of House Painting Ma
terial and Varnish, at the lowest prices. Also,
Paints mixed for use.
We occupy the shop formerly occupied by Parks
< Page. opposite Binshams Drug Store.
MINER K UNDERWOOD
st Johnsbury. Mar. &c. 1862. SIu
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STRAYED.
4 U G. 7 | 0 n !!

A U c 1 | o n !
rare chance at auction The undersigned
will offer to the highest and best bidder, his
GRIST MILL,
together with the privilege and lot of land join
ing. Said Mill is situated on the Connecticut
River, between the Villages of McIndoes Falls,
VT and Monroe Plain, n H., on the Monroe
side. Said Mill, is 80 10 feet. two stories high
besides the wheel-pit. Has three run of Stones,
a Corn Cracker and Smut Mill. Said Mill has
been built over new within six years, and it being
situated on Conn. River, is never failing stream
and is natural centre for business. Its location
and capacity for FIGURING and grinding. is I'M
surpassed by any Mill in this vicinity, and has a
fair run of custom. The deed gives the first pri-
viege of water for all purposes for manufacture
ing grain into -four or meal, which is now want
ed, or may hereafter be wanted, or the same pow
er may be used for any purpose. The deed EN-
braces one-tifth of the dam.
Terms-One thousand dollars down, and the
balance in one and two years with good security.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. M, on
Wednesday, Sept. 10th, 1862.
DAVID NELSON.
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'ruE CALIFORNIAN.

GOAL AND STATE ITEMS.
,.to,,,> Wanted.
~ - The first Of October. a job printer-one
49, IA 20 cylinder presses preferred Able
->,'. an need not apply. References requir'
-, 49,, 49, one or two intelligent girls as type
A.s'' IT,
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The Nine Months Men.

The quota of St Johnsbury for the nine
months service has been ascertaned to be GS
1t is understood that these have all been rails
ed by volunteering. The company was or
ganized on Thursday evening of last week,
by Hon Charles S. Dana. They afterwards
made choice of the following officers
Captain,-CHARIEs f. SpAULDING.
1st Lieut.-GEO B. WOODWARD.
2nd Lieut.-WMIIAM A. CHAPMAN.
Sergeanis.
John r Thompson David P Cilley
Geo II Ide Alex 7 Bigelow
Nathan P Harrington
COrporals.
John G Barker Cyrus Sargent
Edwin l. Hovey Sam'I W Hall
Albert NJ Cook Rozeme f Bacon
Ezra B Gates Henry 5 Young
Prirates
Oliver A Brown Jas " Curtis
Myron Locke Oscar c Bicktord
Edgar w Young Albert Harris
Harrison w Narney Henry q Ely
JOS Midget VIM Lamb
Nelson Corey Albert + Feicn
n ? Dean. Jr Chas IL Walter
Edw'd p Warner Ebert W Miles
Horatio n Roberts Chas II Ranney
Juriah McGatfy Scion Roberts
Edw'd Potter Jas ID White
Geo f Goodall Chas Chapman
S NJ Beetle Jas b Jones
VIM II Sherman Edw'd VI lde
Horace + Brockway John Allen
Jas X Beede Dunbar lioyt
( Jas L Steele Alfred Howard
Edwin r Clarke Hiram + Page
/ Milo A Barber Benz Gadlry
Ira Quimby Franklin Roberts
( Ira a Harvey Franklin + Cobleigh
Milo p Persons Jacob Richardson, Jr
Alex Mcqueen Saml II Kellogg
Michael Langbury Thos W Nolan
Geo w Quimby VIM T. Howard
Henry r Pratt Nelson G Wallace
VIM Pratt Harvey S Gates
Myron Page Warren F Hardy
Chas w Cowen jos Chestnow
John A Moor Ezra Copp, Jr
Henry A Joslin Rob't Gunston
Oscar L Whitelaw Gates B Billiard
Chas ID Waite Albert Nj Whitelaw
Chas w Wilcom5 Ira + Aldrich
John T Crab Henry Shorey
Albert I Wheeler Benz Rogers
, Henry NJ Aver Flavius J Dalton
Chas f Davis Chas w Davis
Geo a Stickrey Silas b Goss
Saml Fletcher Edgar 0 Mathews
Emery L Hovey Theron W Scranton
Chas J Stoddard c Langdon Welch
, Jas c Lewis Edw'd ID Redington
g Thos Leman Francis F Stacy.
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An Appeal for the Sick and Wounded
Soldiers.

SOIulcTSs
Our late sanguinary battles in Virginia
have caused renewed and earnest appeals to
be made to US in behalf of our wounded SOL
diers. Believing our citizens will be moved
by gratitude toward our noble defenders, as
we'll as by the instincts of humanity, to res
pond to this appeal, the Soldiers Aid Society
would ask their cooperation in this work If
our people will each contribute even small
amount from their abundance, We may be
able to do much good. But who will longer
delay to make sacrifices, if the utmost we can
do while in the enjoyment of the comforts of
home can be called sacrifice
Among the articles needed are secondhand
clothing of all kinds, material for bandages,
both cotton and wooden, worn linen or tow
and linen for lint. sheets, pillow-cases, quilts,
towels, feelings &c. If our farmers will al
so contribute yarn for feelings it will be glad
ly received. Delicacies for the sick are called
for. We also need money with which to pur-
chase new materials, and also to pay trans
portaton bills.
Contributions may be left at the town hall
or at f. Jewett's store.
The society will meet at the town hall each
afternoon of the present week, and it is hoped
that as many as possible will come and aid
us. On Saturday afternoon the children are
invited to come and aid in preparing lint.
Per order Of Society.
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3 w
Herrick' Kid Strengthening Plasters
cure hours pains and weakness oil The beas side
and hack and Rheumatic Complaints in an equally short
period time Spread beautiful white lamb SKIN.
their sulects the wearer 10 lao inconvenience and
each one viii from week 10 ihres months
Price ~ "a cents. -, -, -
errioks Coated Pills and and Kid Plasters are
sold nv DRUGGISTS ana Merchants in all parts Of the United
States Canadas and South America and may be ooaloed
by calling for them by their fuh name
DIR L. r. HERRICK CO,
sl-ls Albany. n T.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

customers at all times with new and desirable
goods. such as Watches and Jewelry If all kinds
and styles, Books and Stationery. Silver Plated
Ware, Fancy Goods. 4 great variety, 1901 kinds,
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HAIR JEW + L 4 Y

HAIR JEW f L RY
in the latest and most approved styles and at
cheaper rates than i'll Boston or New York.
n. b. continue to manufacture my silver
Spoons and warrant them coin standard.
Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange for
goods. Those wishing to purchase will find it
for their interest to give me call
All Goods Warranted as Represented.
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UNRIVALLED TOOTH POWDER

Do Won wish 10 he blessed with and admired fol Pears
" hire and Sound Teeth Ise Dr. " Ia T. HurGs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-05

GERMAN TOYS,
of laughable STYLES and amusing TO children,
Plain and Colored Lithograph Pictures,
Oval, Gilt and other Picture Frames.
At my store at all business hours may be seen
free of charge. Picture Gallery. revolving Ster-
eoscope and many fine Stereoscopic Views.
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SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES.
OF Gold. Silver and other kinds of bows. My
assortment and experience are such that | can
fully supply the wants of those who can be help
ed. equal TO any optician, and at one fourth less
price. Mrs c. c. CHIIDs continues to manufac
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~ Marriages. Births and Deaths inserted FaEE-
Obituaries, Including poetry, Inserted al SIX cents line. In
advance.
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We buy for Cash and can sell our goods as 10
can be bought in old Caledonia County.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-05-14

81 w. 80 nalsf nlasa ttsf /.
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have 4 fiem n, ovs w.
sfaf
fcshfff nj tsufha sssfsliy
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sevsrpnsrl .u B sssmpsIIsa n ~ss
small notes ~ currency
tss
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pr, slI esses N distinguished eel
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sets u ee%sndice, 'hss lhey b. -
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NoTIC1.
Mississippl an Tennessee Railrsad.
OxANaH or TINEM.

Office Chief Eng. and Geu'l Sap't,i
M~sspni,, Nov. sth, 1891.
nv aud after "Wednesday, November lsth,
Vlssl, trains on this road will run ~
follows:
GOivG SOUTH.
Mail train leaves Memphis ns...... 800 y
arrives ut Grenada NJ II 80 w
GOING NORTH.
Mail train leAsrs Grsnada at ........9.no 4 Y
" arrives Mt Memphis nt.. so 4 =
The Freight md Accommodation train
will leave Memphis ne 0 O'clock, =. y. 6A
Mondays. Wednesdays and friday., nrriv.
Ing Mt Grenada as' 5 o'clock :. T.. and
leaving Greoads as 0 o'clock on rnes.
!ss, Thursdays and Saturdays. arriving III
Meuphisst lxe o'clock r. y.
NILES MERRlwETuER,
vSpl3 Chief Eng. and Gcn'l Sap's.
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The Pen Is MisAiisr lAsn Tho susrd.
THE
SOUTHERN
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sirs Ans Aas mon, RS surrcar suorlp M

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coapiAt.
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-. C~eafedsrncy truly srss, extend YOU,
aid 10 bald sp en- lxpfpKxoesY ScrsnrsS
'L~issax5rnsl BY fostering I'D encourage.
Ing u, Jos erect On entering -bsiWsss fsr
Libestyxhal vii dsssAi ycs ssess annie,
are pcwpsiess. !0ivsiA your support NOV
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THINKS 10 the ladies Of lIse
AOutlN.

The following joint resolution ha.
been adopted by tho Confederate
Congress: i.
Rcsoircd, by the CcrgrcSr Of the
Confederate States Of America.
That the thanks of tho Congyrs, ol
the Confederate States are eminent,
due. md arr hereby rendered, to the
patriotic women ~ the Cotiedcracy.
Tor the energy, zeal, sna rn.irine io-
vo,ioa WHICH they have manifested in
furnishing voluntary contributions to
our soldiers In the field. and u tho
various military hospitals Throughout,
tie country.
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n Wts me wss swsf

The Illehm nd f.oqaIr.f .sy. the
war i 10 end only when oar IwIa.
prudence Il actnowleieed and our
liberties secured With whatever
strength God shall give NJ, We Will
wsgesba,tle ill lben The question
Il, therefore, with onf enemies. They
made this wicked attack wbtn W.
have made them weary % II Tho var
will end not before. They sAn
stop-wc cannot
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TAtfOu1Nu.


. ODE. cor. ssssrd sSvses aud cnufs ALLEY.
~ stairs. psst W Ayrs' Bu'ldIsg.)
pFpegsySTs tho following old and
Ii Rel able Southern Companiesi
i,nckburs iIo.s aad tise Insurance Com.
pan,. Virginia. :.
Marsshan,s Insurance. Co., Riehmcnd. Va.
Nashville Commercial Insurance COMPANY.
Tennessee.
eslna inpurane, md Trust Company. Ala.
Alabsma Insurance Company, MoasEomsfy.
Weiumpka insurance and banking Compa.
; ~. Alabama.
rufalf Home lnsnrancc Company, Ala.
Applications sddtssssd N d. q Trailer,
lock box Ijl, us~phjs, vii. receive promr,
attention. sv6nl2.bm
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a Coon SUGGESTION An ~.
exchangc urge. the enlistment Of a
certain number Of the nblo bodied
and rusty ,lavc' with every comm.
ny-sny ten per ccnt-io do the
druigcry Of the camp, cook. and
take charge Of properly in time Of
battle : the owncr 10 receive the
usual pay OF a private as the wage.
of thu negro. The idea eoms to u
u good one, for the scrvic1s Of tho
negro contIngcn, would ,a'c mgr. =
brave. bu, delicate soldier from The
hospital.
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vss Vssss - - sss7e.
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-. 80
NJ ~ y $3.50 srmSN~srt
ssy ,s~ssAs 'sss ~ hIsA~sss Ias
e>fzhf
IT, i,abs's Ssla n No vu~.a n
~ agssh h WsaIs'less shish ss
~ssr tssssi eynssssR 10 sss sk-
IssGus1< n s~ptr s~pla~sss. hss
4 satsr ifssk ~ \ IApssahIs that
Isasssrs skssa IA js~ass 10 ,,s A.
bIs ss#sa n me aassh Theirs
hss tssh ihn sslmshss splfs n shs
struggle fr,m M heSSslna Thsy
lei ihs ssy 70 ". They IAsessi dslf
husbands. N.Y. ssssssd hsis sas..
Thy InHIhaigsIy p~s~lsei t,e ias
ssf Of The alss,Iea long befoss Il
he'd become s,idem by he sIose'
process. u reason " Tho other .ss,
Their religious faith sseoiIsd from
the xfos' Inhdsliiy NJ NE NORTHERN
mind, ,bels Innsss svsl,v n ssyi
.L,.at ..L.., Team ~. .-.s,..l..
..~I,.. v..~"m'
W." ""''" 'o''"e'" '"'"''a"'J
and "reminiscences threatened tho
~hole country, Thor VISION ~.
u%nelondsd by those selfish pobi'ail
views and those partisan passists
ssd pfejsd'ees which TOO often cloud
lie perception. aud cramp The judy
,seni ei the best Of our own sea
Ihe'f love " eesn'fy was o. pure q.
crystal and ~ overc"mo IN them oil
ibcse sprrshen'lons 80 natural IL
woman. They have gwen their hus
bands, their sons, and Their brothers,
not only without . invfmaf, but With
enthusiasm. 70 INC gsss. GAUSS.
They would willingly lay their own
hearts blood upon tho altar, III
were permitted 70 women TO tight the
battles Of their country. There 10
no sacrifice TOO great Tor woman 70
make ~ tho cau.o o. 'rash. and VIZ
tue. All over tho land they have
been OF work, making clothes and
preparing provisions Tor tho ssldlers,
nursing them In hospitals, and In
their own houses, seeking to take the
place OF a mother and sister to tho
poop sick and wounded 'trangcr, and
whom human help NO Longer sssilsd.
smoothing tbs brow damp with death,
and sending up their prayers with
the departing spirit 70 tho throne Of
Heaven. All this time they have
kept alive the f'sn'c Of Hope ID their
o~n hearts, aud cssssd 70 TO SID
cheyring rays upon many : doubling
end dssponiins man. We have heard
Of Wet1 VINO have foraker their
,n~.,vv h,,s -, ..s ~ -. s-..
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CONFEDERATE Notes.-The ,igi.
lance committee Of col""1X' d'''
has adopted the following
Re'oirci, That any person trading
IN money, exchange, or other prop
crty, to the injury Or depreciation d
Confederate notea, shall he held aud
considered rs traitors 10 the Confe,t
crate States, md shall be dealt vitll
as such BY this committee.
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IloAE MApG Soar am STARCH,
4 lady sends the Charleston alor.
cury, the following simple and useful
recipe Tor making soap and starch
Pat up The bone. Of everything ftr
n fortnight, and boil them IN strong
lyc, skimming ns long as the grease
rises. The ncA, day boil the grease
with strong lyc Until il hccom. soap.
Pit some lime in the lyc barrel and
il makes better soap. ~ of Nny
's'gch Is soft bomincy or cruel
strained. II You have not already
tried It. 10 -. Hos much this war
will icach us.
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IN RI<A~~14 WI ass A.sa
sssei, 81 ~xssSvsssfy sIIsis. d me
ffh.es rsslls'ss n sss hssAsss
Hwtsf
tsHslshlsfi Niai.Attlsts. n.
fseFIshs shd Jessns, hsge dAslkH
<tlshsd fts~ ssiyss IN svssy arlA.
Ne snsli Mt dlspsfses ihe hshtss6
Isslisa n sha ssltrls ffem sey
Hlsia IL fhs tohfsaefssy. hsl ils
hIstgfy n thg wsf seems ~ tfsft
thai a. msa IHss hamsi hare msfe
eisa mefe dssh. daring snd S~sesn
ssssn haa sny sshss The ssi NJ
"ssiaa 10 had No, tpes learnt II
The VI isalsslppisas. Who iafs dpSh,
and Lski ,asflhg dovh, Tho vhiis
Tag 81 I'ehelscn Competent ~
ihsfIly asserts hst M snIy sssssl
hand . hand 6yhis shleh hsvs .
snffel dafiss The ear, Happened IN
Mvsoafi sol Arkansas he tsfv
- them On ouf side, beine slvsys
i@elslanlan. and Missgafisns, and
slrays sneeesshh
Consequences ~ sWAlWssttse.
No man In VI. senses, who read.
The Northern papers and marks their
lane no sane man, who reads tho
proceedings N The Federal Congress
ean for . momopt, doub, what
would be the consequence u sulJu
cation, There afc miscfesnts among
them sho would place haliers around
our necla, aud glal thor vengeance
by a wholesale hanging. Here arc
a few Of tho consequences Of sabJa.
Cation
The dilfrAnchiscmcni Of the South.
ern people, aud the scqueslration q
a n
Their property
The reduction Of tho Southern
slates 70 the condition Of provinces,
with tho mere shadow Of u govern
men,, administered by the creatures
oi the Federal tyrani.
The mnnumission of our slaves.
and ,heir division n. l.borer. or an.
prcntices under Ynnkcc o~,er.eers.
or the soldiers aud sailors Of their
army and nnyy.
The imposition Of take, more on.
erous aud oiious than man less re.
lined oad civilized. aud iamilisr'wi,h
government. eycr cndarcd.
The sroescst humiliation. TO break
down N. stubborn pride and msnli.
ness native 10 the Southern breast.
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''lIosss HrpRopnoBrA.-1n West.
port IN. ~ the other day. . horse,
supposed 70 Be sick from some -ordi.
nary disease, bat really suffering
from being Bitten BY a mad dog,
ssised Tie hsad Of Mr.. Stevens, and
'biti K slrcsJA, taking 20 srm : hold
sAss ~ sainsl wss knocked down
|ksfSgs the tasa cold b released,
h hssse did the nsst nsssing oI
As!rspAobiA.
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TnE WHOLE NIsaER.-Tke 81.
Louis Republican says shse On sbo.
litioh convention was recently held
in Boston. q. which Stephen r. Fee.
ter, in one Of his speeches, sslA they
had something else to do besides Civ.
ing the negro his freedom, and he
sdded: tarA fsf'
We mus, pm. him In the Senate
and admit him to or social circles.
We have got to swallow tho shele
niger With oil the voSf on. when
No can do hat, then ~ en- hsee tAs
millennium, and sos sll thsa. 70 "
ere not prepared to q Nh. ~ led
better 6ehs On The Csafclerass side.
| would noe support she 0vvesausss
in It's present position. I have en-
deavcrvd 70 jissuidc. every young
man I cesld, ffen salissiee. irilise
them they we're fshiing for titvssy.'
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80 The Richmond Wing observes
that daring the iirss disastrous year
Of the var Of the first American rev.
%olution. arms were scarce, and tories
we're plenty in the State Of New
York. The patriot convention voted
a draft Of the militia, and ordered
that "evssy man Who shall not have
arms. shall bring with him q shovel,
spaae. Fckaxe. OF sythe. straighsen-
ed anil axed apon . pole" They
further resolved, unanimously. that
Whenever the militia o. . county
should be ordered to march - mass,
they should disarm and bring with
them the .AnAecsed male inhsbi.
sanss. between sixteen and 6fly.ive
years II age vhc shsll serve .
" fatigue men to the ~rcsiwcnts.
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These three s1ssvs ~ shss char.
aeterised by sAs Riehasnd cores
pondens 81 Tie CA6f.ssssa Mcresry:
Ny informant sesms " - 'easfisa
susy'' with adaivssisa 6tr Breckin.
ridge. 1liss aassisl psiN vhieh biz
hpn,insshist, jesps psass, Wdsls9A
hss served bat 70 hiehtea. Ne srIes.
did pllsasry on tEs cid. ed Dc
cool An xiiA whisA ~ hsndisa lie
seoeps, Asvv sxsksi ~ ssshssimm
Of the whole army, and won the high
praise q Desnrsiard hinsslG. Bragg
II described o tie beae Ashtias nsn.
aud one Of The sblsst 'usnefiis In
tho service, but Dessrsgsrd , tio
Idol u his ssops. A1sels b . &C.
date, sspsssssdine, plsia.lAsed nss,
ressnblias . Presbyterian preacher
in appearance. 10 will DreboAly
b. heard from before mssy ~.
The troops shss especially aisds.
guhhed ihsosslves % SAilsh. were
ihess ftou. IesisissA, Nississippi,
Alabama, Tsxss ssd Georgia. YSn.
Re bossY au1t8 - H. 1oss sf Ne
sseu1y's satup AAdstsssss sla %.
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spoonhli n ihe h%eoiaf,o each glass,
then M them lsoihti. foil n leo
waier, If Il can ho had and adt .
little carbonate NJ soda
fsy- A new burning faii has been
discovered NJ Camden, H. T. Il IL
called Tcrobene, and b, prepared
mainly from Che gun Of Tho pine
tree, by means of chemical process
yet mresealcd The Gud Il Ne
scflbed rs beautifully transparent, has
~ unpleasant glor, and Il. eol es.
'plo'ise, and will burn nearly ma long
~ keroslno oil. making "a brilliant
a light. Il An be used in the ordi
nary lamps, with slight alteration,
and Is manufactcl at one dollar Pei,
gallon, by the retail
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