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CIRCULAR.
Transportation Office C. S. A.,
QuARrERMASTERs DEPARTMENT.
RICHMOND, VA, July %, 1862
TIL. Superiptendepts of Railroads will give Transports
ton for all hospital supplies for DR.. o. F. Manson Rich
mond Va Quartermasters will give transportation nck
cts if required. Very respectfully,
Your obedt servt,
MASON M0RFlT,
Captain and A. @ NJ,
In charge OF transportation.
.,,t 90 1880 70-lm.
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Moore Hospital,
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. VI, 1852
yVNHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE To PUBLISH
the following circular for those DESTROYS of cOntrbut-
ing supplies to the sick and wounded at
this Hospital The papers throughout the State VII please
onnv mr. p,,;cs o. F. MANSON of n. c.,
WIZ Surgeon in charge.
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IN ii e PARTISAN LEADER.---A NOVEL,
and Apocalypse of the origin and struggles of the
Southern Conederacy. BY Judge Beverly Tucker of Yr
GINA Originally published in 1888.
Price, 81 80
When sent by mail rs
For sale by W. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh, September q 1852. 7l-6w
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WANTED TO HIRE.

NEGROES WANTED.
TEJHE SUBSCRIBER IS AGAIN IN THE MARKET
as purchaser of negroes of both sexes and different
ages Persons having slaves TO sell invited to give me
call will pay the highest market prices in cash.
II CLAYTON p. j. STERNE.
Rulegh Sept s. 1869. 72-Smpd.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, JUNE 4 1862.

come. rouse her affections enklnde tt Q hreS
Of her heart, and mark her then how her
heart strengthens itseif-how strong Is her
purpose. Place hcr 10 the heat OF battle
give her child. bird-anythi"g she loves or
pities, to protect-and see her, IN relative
instance raising her white arms as she'ld'
as her own blood crimsons her upturned fore
head, praying for life to protect the helpless.
Transplant her in the dark places OF earth,
awaken her energies to action, and her breath
becoms healing, her presence blessing.
She disputes, inch by inch, the stride OF the
stalking pestiIence, when man, the strong and
brave, shrnks away pale and atfrighted. Mis-
fortune haunts her not she wears away "a lie
of silent endurance, and goes forward with
less timidity than to her bridal. lu prosper
ity she is bud full of odors, waiting but tor
the winds of adversely to scatter them abroad
pure gold, valuable, but untried in the fur
mace. La short woman is miracle myS-
terry, the centre from which radlates the great
charm of existence
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return, the pouderous shot and .,..
emy, which were sweeping Of I @n. Of 'aeea.
will Won sIlo. =" U. was "a asked What vondi,'' IN
d;,io1 1D a,,o~ Us Il We surrender?' y W.
al'On rs at discretion Q, 40 so. co..,
was the answer Unconditional ', ,o usn' =
followed and these stronghoIds % 1su'feadet
are presented to the nation as ,ra'l VI 'Ieasoa
brave men who defend our fac sp pa's 6 OF The
battles upon the sea. ' ugl' Our
The world, in neither army mr.
boast Of better fighters than wear th at'y can
the Republic day. God bles. tt oaass Of
and in thanking them, let US shut ,b ft' a.. al
our memory to whatever We niaL, OF
would dim the glory which they have W. ia. I'oc!
ed for themselves and their country-a II's''
Journal. -N''aas
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Our Gallant Navy.

Where, in the history of the world can
subIimer examples OF Naval heroism be found.
than were displayed by the Cumberland and
Congress IN their engagement with the Ner.
rimac hey fought until they went down
the Cumberland with her coors at her mast
head, where they still toa as u monument OF
the herolsm OF her gallant crew, who could
die but could never srreuder.
The ouIy parallel to such sublime heloi.m
is to be found in the recent battle near New
Orleans The Nar1na was run down by an
iron clad rebel ram but while sinking, the
crew stood to their guns, aud as a fitting re-.
QUEEN Tor their noble craft, they poured into
the rebel monster broadside whtch took her
dOion 10Th them Both, simultaneously, found
liquid grave
Aud listen to the chivalric Porter! After
hurting m Ss'les of delih, for six days, at the
seemingly impregnabc forts which barred the
approach to New Orleans, and yreceiving in
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WHERE Is YOUR BoY.-We saw h.,
10 the evening, in the company of ye,r s ne
boys, and they each had cigar Az ,'i 0''
and then some of them used very prof,ne I J..
guage. As we looked at your son w. "a. '''
dered If you knew where he was and ~;g
whom he associated. Dear frie. d, do Do WV =,
so closely confined to your shop. office Or ry Nv "
err as to neglec. that boy. He will brin, = g
row into your household If yon do DO, b, ~,
proper parental restraint to bear onoD t,
and that very soon. Sabbath and public ,a,a
ers can help you, but you must DO most
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The Enlargement Of General McClellan's
Command

1t is amusing to note what small things make
the worshlppers of Gen. Mcclellan jubilant.
We have no desire to detract from any fame
which he has won, but the attempt to show a
change in the policy OF the administration, or
in the conduct of the war, or in the disposition
OF the President or Secretary Stanton toward
Mcclellan, by reason Of the recent war bulletin
transferring Gen. DIX to Fortress Monroe, and
ordering him to report for duty to Gen. McC!el-
Ian, rests upon very Slight foundation. 1t only
enlarges the Department of Virginia by embra-
cling in it Fortress Monroe and Norfolk ; and
We presume 1t was generally supposed they were
before included in it. Gen McDowell's, Gen
Banks and Gen. Fremont 5 commands remain as
hitherto. We have no idea that the President
has changed his opinion Of Mcclellan, tavora
DIV or adversely, within the last two months,
nor do we suppose that Secretary Stanton has
modified his to any wonderful extent. They
have both of then been desirous that Generals
should deal their blows upon the enemy, and
make them sharp, short and decisive, and they
hold, no doubt, to the same opinion to-day. If
they think the end can be reached better by
enlarging Gen. McClellans command, they will
do it, notwithstanding the protests of interested
parties nor would they hesitate to abridge his
command, if, in their judgment, the public good
demanded it, however much it might exasper-
ate those :" waiting for party And in do
ing so, they would be doing just right.
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Names of the Missing in the vt Cavalry

Below We print the names of the missing IN
the VI. Cavalry, as we lind them IN the Bur
lpgton Times. Our correspondent, however,
gives but four as missing in Co. C., and his ac-
count is undoubtedly correct
COMPANY A-cHlrTENDES COUNTY.
LIST Sergeant Warren Gibbs, Wostford, re-
ported wounded.
Sergeant Patrick Hogan, Burlington, pris-
oner.
Corporal Zebina Landon, South Hero, pris-
oner.
Wagner John Hogan Burlington,
Bugler James &. Squires, Milton.
Bugler VIM. j. Flowers Jericho.
I'r'rotes-Richard E. Barlow, ST. Adams !;
John Balm, Burlington Charles II. Blnn, Wi
nooski; Julius Bushaway, South Hero Chas.
F. w, Carleton, Burlington; William C,onan,
Winoosk Charles Daniels Shelburne Frede
rick Faulkner Burlington Lester Green, Wi
nooski; Alexander Hall, shelburne, prisoner ,
Guy Haynes, Alburgh Albert B. Hutchins.
ST. Adams; Henry Lynd, Burlington Daniel
w. Morehouse, Westford f. NJ. Rawson,
Glens Falls, n Y; Thomas G. Ryan, West
ford David Tubbs, Colchester; Heman Frost,
Burlington George We1oer, Brandon Thorn
as Hall, Shelburne wounded and prisoner
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A DAILY FREEMAN

Will be published at this Office until further
notice Two editions will be issued, one to be
ready for the mail West, and the stages that
leave Montpelier in the afternoon, the other in
she morning in season for the morning mails.
Each edition will contain the latest Geographic
news to the tame Of going to press.
The Terms will be,
400 per year, or 81 90 for three months, to
mail subscribers and those taking the paper from
the Office.
$500 per year, or 81 % for three months, to
village acknowledgement delivered at their
t1uses or places of business.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms
Orders are solicited. c. w. WILLARD.
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Proceedings of the 10th Council of Censors
MORNING SESSION, JUNE 4TH, 1862.

MORNING SESSION, JUNE 4TH, 1862.
The 10th Council of Censors convened in the
Senate Chamber in the State House at Montpe-
ller, at 10 clock, A NJ. June 4th, 1862.
Present. MEssRs HoRATIo NEEDnAM, IRA
GooDHUE, L. A. CAHooN, JOSEPH a. PRENTIss,
LEONARD SARGEANT, JOHN l.. EDWARDS, Z. X
HARD, ) NJ DoRR, BURNAM MARTIN, n. 7.
CHURCHILL, W. H. Ii. BINGHAM, JASPER RAND,
ii. Ii. REYNOLDS.
The Council was called to order by Mr.. Need
ham.
Mr. Sergeant was appointed President pro
TEN, and Mr. Bingham Clerk, pro tenn.
On motion of Mr.. Needham, 1t was ordered
that the members present their credentials &c
the Clerk.
On motion of Mr.. Hard, Mr.. Rand and MIR
Reynolds were admitted to seats without pro.
ducing their credentials.
On motion of Mr.. Rand, the Sergeant-at-Arm,
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was requested to attend the sttings Of the
Council, by himself or Deputy.
Mr.. Rand offered resolution that the Coun-
Gil proceed ut 2 o clock this P. NJ to tie cleo
ton of the permanent officers Of the conven.
ton adopted.
Mr.. Martin offered resolution that COM
mit.ee of three be appointed to draft rules for
the government of the Council agreed to.
MIR. Martin introduced resolution that the
rules of the last Council be adopted as the rules
Of the present Council until Others were adopt
ed agreed to.
The President appointed as the committee to
draft rules, Messrs. Martin, Hard and Prentiss.
On motion of Mr.. Goodhue the Council ad
journed to 2 o'clock P. NJ.
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The Council Of Censors.

This body assembled here to-day, (Wedn'S
day. every member reporting himself. The
work of to-day will doubtless be nothing more
than organizing, and in fact we doubt whether
the Council at the present time will 90 anything
more than 10 get into working order. We can
hardly expec: that they will adjourn sine die at
once, although we think the Constitution is
well enough as it Is, and needs no doctoring at
the hands Of any ody and We hope to find this,
in the end, the opinion Of the Council. The
people. by the light vote they have just given
at the election of the censors, have proved that
they have 10 grievance that they desire re-
dressed, and the vote should be so received
and interpreted We do not expect in any
event thai any business except of preliminary
nature viii be done at this sitting, and We believe
the council would do the wisest thing possible
20 dissolve the body at once.
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Shall we Rstaliate upon the South?

The Observer advocates retaliation Of the
sutterlngs OF Southern Unlonlsts. 1t says
LIE. our Government take lesson Tram
the enemy. We would have information con.
viewed to the rebel States, by proclamation or
a hag. that if Union men are subjected to i'm.
p.lsonment or death on account OF their DO
Utica opinions, the same measure Of severity
will De melted out to SeceSs,onists now in the
power Of our Government. There are hun
deeds Of in Washington and Baltimore. and
some in New. York, who are as fierce IN their
seces,iouism as the Union men of the South
are in defence Of their hcIoy-d country BE.
sides. we have, or have had. thous .nds of prI,
oners who are Justly held =, HOSTAGES 1'hcv
are to answer for the lives and liberty Of onr
friends in the South. and it j, in The bower Of
the General Governm.n to make them the
means of saving from bond, ana death thou.
sands who are now ex,osed 10 the vIess and
yindictiye hate of the mad,Iened n,onIa IN
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{ be ltlarkcls.
MONTP ELIER MARKET, ,June

rRoy'sloSs.-Butter, i to Is. Cheese, 6;e s T.,
y. raIo~, 10. Dried Apple, to 70. Eggs, !. or.
Potatoes 20 10 IS. Beans, s50a2,y1. Naply Susar,
10. Peas. SIPS to l.jO.
-ls-sl.oo. Appes-$3,5O to 90 per Dbl
FLorA- superfne IS W Extra, $50 Extra g.
double Extra So to 6,75; Superior, 80.
GRAiS AND HAY.-corn, %. Dat. IS to 90 Hsrl,.,.l
seed, $ooot 80 per busheI. Clover 10 to !! per p
Hay, s6,to s., per ton. Rye, % to 10.
MlscELLASAous--Dry and green hard wood 2.j to ~
Shingles, sl,oo to 80 WooI-common 90 to w. b.,
$50 per cord. Nails $50.
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| IL

WASHINGTON COUNTY TEACHERS Association.
This Association holds its regular meeting at
Berlin, on Friday and Saturday of this week.
The exercises will be as follows:
FRIDAY.
FORENOON Or organization at 10 o CT ok. Dis
cussion-The Aim of Teaching-what is it?
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Essay by Miss f.
n. Davis Berlin. Lecture by c. D. Swusey,
Esq, Montpelier.
EvENINc.-Lecture by Rev. {. c. Parker,
Waterbury.
SATURDAY.
FORENOON D iscussion--Should Teachers
pursue their Academical or Collegiate Studies
while Teaching School
AFTERNOON. Es,ay by Miss +. Joslyn, WaiJs-
field. Lecture by J. NJ. Thatcher, \. B., Barre
Superintendents of Schools aud friends of Ed
ucatlOn are invited TO attend.
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FonwARD, Nor BACKwARD.-lt is not
strange that men recol from a plunge into the
worlds cold waters, and long to creep back
into the bath from which they have suddenly
risen. But that men or women, having FULLY
passed into the estate Of men or women, should
desire to become children again, is impossible.
1t is only the half-developed, the oadly-de
veIoped, the imperfectly nurturcd, the mean
spirited. and the demoralized, who look back
to the innocence, the helplessness, and the
simple animal joy and content OF childhood
with genuine regret tor their loss | want no
better evidence that person life Is regarded
bv himself as IL failure than that furnished by
his honest Willingness to be restored to his
childhood. When man is ready 10 relin-
qulsh the power OF his mature reason, HIS
strength and skill for seIt-suppOrt, the indie
pendence OF his will aud lie, MS bosom COM
panlon and chldr, u, his interest il the stirring
affairs Of his tune, his part III deciding the
great questions that agitate his age and nation,
his intelligent apprehensons Of the relations
which exist between himself and his Maker.
and his rational hope Of immortality, If he
have one-tor tue negative ANNA! cont ent and
frivolous cnJoyments OF child. he does not
deserve the name OF man he is weak, IN
healthy, broken-doNn creature, or base poi
troon-Dr Holland
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THIRTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, june 3. lS62
SENATE

,,
SENATE.
The bill PROVIDING for the raising Of the ps,
was passed.
The bill Furnishing poIygamy in the Terrific.
les, with an amendment from tie JnIia,
Committee Was reported. Tacamendmqrt = !,
agreed to, and the bill pas>ed-37 against
The bill prescribing "a additional ,,,-.
grand and petit jurors Was taken up.
MIR. Hale opposed 1t.
The tax bill was taken No.
HOUSE.
A memorial that Western Virginia be admit.
ted into the Union was referred.
). B. Stiles was qualified TO take a seat .g..
cessor TO Mr. Cooper Of Pennsylvania.
The bill recognizing Haiti and Liberia 7.
taken up.
Mr.. Henley argued in favor Of the bill
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BOSTON MARKET, May 20.

fodr.-Western, 81 Is to 6,2j.
Fork Prime, 5000 to II 90; Ness. $l3.u0tylo&
Beef, $3.50 to 1900 Lard 81 to 81. Hams t.o'.
Butter, 10 to l.. Cheese, ,os Eggs 9tol H. Pa.s:l
45 to So Dried Apple to ..
Wool. saxony fleece, 4, to 81 American Full Bod q =
T. HafbIool 81 to II; Common II 70 =.
Corn - 81 to 81. Oats 30 to IS. Rye s5to SO, H..'
grass S-et 200. Glover ga II per 10. Uop>lj4.
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COMPANY G-BENNISGroN COUNTY

COAPANY G-BENNlNGTON COUNTY
Captain George II. Bean.
Lieut. ii. Dantorth, escaped, wounded in
face.
Sergeants-WilIlam F. Chaffin. Avery b.
Slbley, John N. Vanderbilt, Waldo Clark.
CO'porals - Cartwright, Otis ). Derby.
Bugler - Barrett.
Saddler Parker Greedy.
Prirates-Charles Brown, - Carl, Joseph
{. Farnlm, - Fraser, John H. Hill, Henry
Lamb, left in hospital at Strasbuag, - Rich
ardson, William W. Reynolds, Richard Stone,
Henry Squlres, Daniel W. TAFT, Joseph Taylor,
Henry Wilson, William W Wickwire, -
Hoyt, William ". Warner, Charles Stewart,
Dexter Smith, kuse, James Mcmahon,
Sylvester 5. Crumb, Daniel c. Patterson, Eu-
gene F. Bellows, Lyman 5. Russell.
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WoMAN.-Place her among flowers, foster
her as tender plant, and she is a thing of
waywardness aud sometimes folly, annoyed by
dewdrop, tretted by the touch of butterfly s
wing, ard ready to faint at the rustic of
beetle; tho zephyrs are too rough, the showers
too heavy, and she is overpowered by the per-
iume of rosebud. But let real calamity
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The whole number of the regiment killed,
wounded and missing. are reported as follows
Supposed killed, 5 wounded, I; missing, % !;
total, l09
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may5fly
L he Confessions and Expo"
ence OF I'm Invalid.

DUBLlSHED FOR THE BENEFIT and "aTU'Ti1 MI
| a caution to Young men who suffer from Nervous y,
ity, Premature Decay &c; supplying at the san
means Of SelfCufe BY one who has cGreu to..5-
being put to great expense through med ca ~ .rr-
nd quackerv BY enclosing paid sddrs rg n
pc, SINGLE COPIES may BE- had " the author,
Ell MAYFAIR Esd, Bedford, Kings Co. y.
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COMPANY WINDSOR COUNTY.

COMPANY WINDSOR COUNTY.
Sergeant Charles NJ Jones
Blacksmith DAVID b. Daniels.
Wagner Dodge, wounded.
Prvates- - Budget, John Faley, -
- Gould. Marcus liaskins, - Rogers,
Charles b. Sissan Valorous Thurston.
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COMPANY C-wAsHI>CToN COUNTY

COMPANY C-wAsHINCToN COUNTY.
Corporal Langdon Ii. Nichols.
Wagner John +. Huse, wounded.
Wagner VIM. +. Ring, killed.
Pr,vGes-W Washington Hunt Levi i. Rlch-
ardson WIN. \. Dudley, killed
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COMPANY MADISON COUNTY

COMPANY K-ADDIsoN COUNTY.
Corporal Henry b. North left sick at Win
chester.
Prirates--John Carpenter, left sick at Ceds;
Creek Daniel Wadswor.h lett at Winchester
Daniel Wilson, sick at Cedar Greek
Killed, )
Wounded s
Missing, 100
Total, ll3
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COMPANY H-RurLAND COUNTY.

Sergt. Emmet Mather.
Pr,rateS-Merrit c. Barrett, Mason B, Heb.
bard, Ralph Lockin, justin Robinson, -
Edgerlon, Darwin f. Eames, James Stewart,
John 5. Williams Henry VI. Worthen Michael
Burke, blacksmith, wounded James B. Holden.
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COMPANY I-LAMoILLE AND ORLEANS COUNTIES
Wagner, Eohriam S. Miles.
Pr,rates-Wm. j Maloney, Ira 5. Drew.
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COMPANY F-WlSDHAM COUNT

COMPANY F-WlSDHhM COUNTY.
Wagner Lorenzo ID. Reyes, killed.
Pr,rates- - Anderson, Rufus j. Car
yer, Loren &. Richardson, left IN hospital At
Winchester j. NJ MAST, reported wounded
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COMPANY B-FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Corporal OrIis P knight,
Private Antipas Brigham
Wagner Henry Chott, Burlington. killed,
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COMPANY D-ORANGE COUNTY.

COMPANY Durango COUNTY.
Corporal Ash5el G. Meecham, killed.
Wagner Joseph Hutchinson.
Pr,rates-Kyron Morrill,, Joseph o. Clark,
Albert kinner-on.
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being prepared for immediate application instance f
either broadcast or in the hill drill In no rsrn The
II to he plow.d under. when agreui'uI' IN moi suf
themselves T to b. without supply case Of nned
ing or backward growth Rhodes Manu- MANURE does
top dressing, produces speedy growth lhis
not FIRE. , Rhodes Sa1
dard Manure can be obtained OF go, vrS
,.,, BANChofi Mop.peer' "
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES,
DIR. CalEES ENAN'$ pELLs

Dka. u HI H. EIfs aI.E "A y - sLfh''
The combination Il ingredients in these Pills ar Il.
result If long and extensive practice. They ar. mia
their operation, and cartan corr, citing all trTe9
ties Painful Menstruations, removing al obsu-c't
whether # ON cold otherwise, headache, pam ID Tx
side palpatiou Of the heart whites, all nervous a1''
tons Mysteries, fatigue pain in the back and up' &
disturbed sleep, whIch arise from interruption Of i'-
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement OF new era in the rsa'neN"
those irregularities and distractions wh CHI have co.,
signed 50 many to premature grave. No feuat "a
enjoy good health unless she is gular, and Vheh'' "
obstruction takes place the general health begins u
oline
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the most effectua remedy ever known for all ca
plants peculiar Females. To all classes they ats u
valuable, inducing, with certainly periodical Iegaa3
They are known to thousands who have ustt them D.
ierent periods, throughout the country, having e 49,
ton OF ,ome Of the most eminent Ihyscians IN Am'
Explicit directions, stating when they shouli u''
used, with each boN-the price one dollar per o'N|-
tanning from fifty to sixty pills. p
Pills sent by mail promptly, by renting ".'
prietor sold by 5. +. Redf d. Mon,peller ''' Az
by Druggists generally.
F.PIERcE, Montpelier, Agent
R. b, HUrCHINS. Propreiot
msy5fly ~ Cedar ST., y" lV'
Have you used Dr. Chords Homeopathic Cuf".
Try it for any disease named in the is-you VIII ny'
any other medicine. An assortment: OF the 'us
kept by Fred F.. Smith, Montpelier W., Agent " 49,
per mail by VI. s. Burr Co, Boston Mass OF tN'.,
Lee, 1856 " am street, New York Price . T'A' III
box. Manual furnished free. See that each box n'
ip Lees name on it.
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RHODES
superphosphate of Lime
THE STANDARD MANUH'

A application Of 80 or 2N pounds 'iI,pnbIe Phe
y standard Manure will furni'h enough ,Il.nt.l o
phoric Acid, (the indispensable nu'rImen' o. P''''
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HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
AND WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET Us RENEW OUR
TRUST IN GOD AND co FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-10

bi- window with several children. who
shouted yocirrou-ly ior Jef Davis, whereup
on several of Che prisoners turned towards
them and became 30 excited a. TO take up
the shouts aBd despite the prcsencr OF the
mmd guard cheercd ior JEFF DAVIS with o.
hearty good viii raising their caps to those
iH the wind3ws
The crowd caught tbc infection and
shouts of aGo t boys .hrma my scnu-
ments We amt an Yankee har nary o.
time" Were with Won i We had a
chase. and similar exclamation were
heard Arriving st the bail ea'e ihe crowd
msdr another rush 60 eyt au opportunity 20
sbasg nuis 5pJ were pre.sed ulcs ani .le
prisoner vc., marched inside iha iaii build
H. and delivered oseE 90 Capt james. WHO
provided them with quarters 10 che northern
corridor ai tha nuitiiug