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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-01-08
Pensions, Bounties. Back Pay, War
Claims. and Claims for I,,den,u;,,,

Claims, and Claims for Lndemnity.
POWERS GLEED, attorneys at law, Morris
vile, Vt, are prepared to procure claims for
pensions, bounties, back pay, DC. They are a;
rectly connected with the pension Burean
through the firm of Stewart, Stevens Clart l.
Co., OF Washington ID. g., and are thus enahioa
to procure pensions, bounties, &C., quicker
cheaper and more successfully than other agents
They make no charges unless successful. 1b@,
have made arrangements with DR.. Powers arm !!
examining surgeon for this county whereby ot
plicants will be furnished with his certifcato
free of expense, thus saving in this one iteuo
one dollar and a-haf. and BY law all apulicationa
from this county must be accompanied with his
certificate or the same will be rejected. onr
Blanks are prepared by an examiner in The do
partment, and thus claimants are saved the a.,
pense and delay incident TO applications on1
proofs unskillfully ahd improperly made, W.
are furnished with bound copies of all the non
sion, bounty and bounty land laws in force, 10,
gether with digest of all the decisions of tbo
Commissioner of pensions, and Attorney Gene
al of the United States thereon, so that ami;
cants and claimants can see at a glance whetho,
their case is good. The following are entitled to
to pensions
Soldiers wounded or disabled by disease--for mr.;
Yates, IS per month during life
Widows of soldiers wounded or disabled. ss,no,
month during widowhood.
Children under Is years of age, if no widow
living, SIS per month until the age of IG years
Orphan sisters under the age of Is, if no widow
or children living, IS per month until l6 wears
of age. ''
Mothers dependent, wholly or in part, on their
sons who die of wounds or disease, are entitled
to pensions as aliens, and by the decisions of the
Attorney General-whether the father is living
or not.
No soldier can obtain bounty unles he has
served years. The heirs of soldiers who die IN
the service are entitled to bounty of 500 in
the following order:
UNMARRIED SOLDIERS.
lst,-the father, if living.
2d,-the mother
3d,-Brothers and sisters equally. Children Of
half blood share equally with those of whole.
blood.
MARRIED SOLDIERS.
lst,-to widow.
2d,--to children.
We charge only the government rates estab
lished by law. Call on or address by mail,
POWERS IL GLEED,
Morrisyille, vt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-01-08
ElRlOre Pond House.

ELMORE, VERMONT.
A, W. AVERILL, Proprietor.
Conveyances to any part of the County ON
short notice
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-01-08
johnson 0uadrigEe Rand

A kE prepared to furnish music for balls, pri.
~ vate parties, &c. This Band consists Of four
pieces viz l.. Smith, lst violin and prompter;
a. M. Rltterbush, Clarionet; B. Sabins I'd vio-
lin A. c. Hayford, basso. Applications made
to any one of the above promptly attended to.
Johnson, Jan. oath, 1862 o
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-01-08
Valuable Real Estate
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY

SpLNteobLO AOOboL AJOUCbbO
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
Tor Sale.
Will sell the following real tate:-One house
and lot, situated in the centre of Morrisville vii
lage, % by so, two story; ell, l6 by 80. Said
premises are now being thoroughly repaired and
suitably fitted for boarding house Of desired)
which is so much needed by the students of the
Peoples Academy, and the public generally
The premises are well provided with water, and
all necessary conveniences, and will be sold cheap
for cash or exchanged for a farm.
Also, 20 acres of land near the village on which
there is sugar orchard of lT5 trees and acres
of crops now growing.
Also, number of valuable building lots in
Morrisville.
Also quantity of land in the different States
in New England, State of New York, western
and southern States.
Also, number of valuable city lots in differ
ent cities in New York and New England.
Any or all Of this property will be sold on
reasonable terms or exchanged for other property
if the parties can agree
will also sell the following Personal Property
to wit = One end-spring top buggy, one end
spring buggy. one end-spring family wagon, very
nice, one iron-axle lumber wagon for one horse or
two, shafts and pole, box in springs, two seats
well trimmed.
All of the latest styles and can be warranted
good article and will be sold cheap for cash or
approved credit.
Also, one of Tilton d Netherlands fire proof
Safes which weighs 240O pounds and is of suita-
BILE size for any town or individual use.
Also one OF Lilies fire and BURGLAR proof
Safes, with combination lock- weighs 1900 lbs,
and warranted impervious to fire or burglars.
Also, number of new Sleighs, q number of
new harnesses. and q number of valuable gold
and silver watches, and a lot of choice cigars.
Also, several horses and colts. a lot of cattle,
&c, &c, beside many articles not mentioned.
will say that any person wishing to purchase
any of the above property will not fail to do so
if they call Immediately.
CAUSE OFF TO THE WAR.
d. X HICKOK
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-01-08
GLOVE SHOP!

> i 1 h IL Il h 1 y u
All orders for Gloves and Mittens promptly at
tended to. Repairing done on short notice The
subscriber also keeps on hand
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
and such castings as may be needed in making re-
pairs He will also supply farmers with
Field Seeds Of Good Quality,
He offers darymen an opportunity to supply them
selves with the the best Churn in the Market.
It may be found here, and at D. D. Saiford's in
Cambridge ROBERT HOLMES.
LADIES AND GENTLEN:-Thakful for past fayors
and better prepared to meet your calls | hope to
merit the appreciation of the public in furnishing
most kinds and the best gloves and mittens in
the country. Repairs and Sewing machine work
on short notice. Furs repaired and altered &c.
Orders solicited and promptly attended to.
MARIA HOLMES.
johnson Village, April 4, 1862 10
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-01-08
II - T q wv "a re =
NEW STORE!
N E w G @ @ D 81


siness, enlarged and improved one door east of
the new Church. My goods consist of general
assortment, usually connected with the hard
ware trade, such as
JOLNER'S TOOLS!
Farming Implements, house trimmings, table
CUTLERY bits, hinges, screws, chains files nails
mill, cross-cut, hand, back and wood saws; paint
and dust brushes. Also good assortment of
blacksmith iron, and many other goods.
STOVES AND TIN-WARE!
always on hand at low prices. Bear in MUD
that my goods are bought for cash, and that my
goods shall be sold at rates so low as to induce
old and new customers to come from far and near
to purchase.
With many thanks for past liberal patronage.
would invite all in want of above goods to call
on me before purchasing eswhere and see what
can be done at the new Hardware store
H. d. WOOD, Stowe.
r. 81 am obliged to ask as business neces-
slty' for settlement of all notes and accounts
now due me, of six months or more standing
% Live and let live.' H. ID. WooD
, 1863-05-26
A REBEL OPINION OF JEFF.
DAVIS.


ct-R1ors PARTICULARS OF THE DESTRUCTION
OF THE MERKIMAc.
The destruction of the Mcrrimac he mcn-
tions IS bitter pill 10 the rebels. He 6laules
Davis for tlat too, and gives the following
curious stories in proof.
NHow fur the Government Was implicated
in this foolish and desperate act, Was never
openly acknowledged or exactly ascertalned;
but, despite the pains Of official concealmcnt,
there arr certain well 8ttested facts which In
dicate that, In the destruction Of this great
war ship. the. authorities at Richmond were
not gui{,lcss. These facts properly belong to
the history Of one Of the most unhappy events
that hid occurred since the commence ilcnt
Of the war.
The Virginia was destroyed under the i'm
mediute orders of her commander, Co1lmo-
dore Tatnall, a little before o'c!ock on the
morning uf the 1lth of May, In the vicinity
Of Crs.ney Island. During the morning u r.
SAME day prominent politician in the streets
OF Richmond was observed to be very much
drfectel; he remarked that It Wa5 an eft]
dsy for the Confederacy.
On being questioned by his Intimate friends,
he declared to thcu that the Government had
determined upon, or assent ed to, the destruc:
tion Of the Virginia, and that he had learned
this from tho hi.hest sources Of authority IN
plosioA Of the Virginia could not hare posi-
bly reached Richmond; there was mt
telegraph communication between tht
ecene Of her destruction and the city, ans
the evidence appears to be complete that tht
Government. ..ad ut least provision of hi
destruction Of this vessel, or had assentcd Il
the general policy Of the act, trusting. per
haps, 10 aquit itself of tic responsibility 70
On the unworthy plea that it lad given IL
express orders in the matter.
Again, it is we'll known that for at least
week prior to the destruction Of the Virginia
tie evacuation of Norfolk had been deter
mined upon; that during the time the re
moyal Of stures was daily progressing; AM
that Mr. Mallory, tho Secretary Of the Navy
1ad within this period, himself. visited MOI
folk to look after the public Interests. Til
evacuation Of this pnrt clearly involved th
question, what disposition vas to be made {
the Virginia.
ali tnc Government made no decision Of
question which for week stared it in tt
fee, certainly was very strangely neglectft
Of The public Interest. It Mr. MallorJ visit
I'd Norfolk when the EVACUATION wls going OF
and never thought Of the Virginia, or, Trims
| irg of her, ktt1 dumb-never even giving s
much as IN official nod as TO what dispositio
| should be made of her-Ae must have bee
| even more stupid than the people whu lauEhe
1T him in Richmond, or tie members Of Cor
gress who nicknamed without mercy, though
him f., In. -
, 1863-05-26
Maryland, kentucky and Mis-.
koEri.

HnrylHnd- AHnfHCkAY 11nu HA1Se
ko1lri.
It Is curious, says contemporary, to mark
the effect that the war has produced upon the
three great border. Slave Statc-sIaryland,
kcn,ucky and Missouri. These three States,
ut the bcsinniDg ofthe rebellion, had perfect
identity Of interest, and perfect identity Of
feeling. They were all largely slayeholdiug;
slavery was tho dominant interest in each,
next to real estate; and the exports Of each
we're mainly the products Of slave labor.
These three States have lost every interest
that ceptcrcd in S1aycry-.he products ofslave
labor. the commerce built thereon, and the
yalne In money of tho slaves themselves. In
Missouri man had almost Us We'll otter to
fell crows Oh the wing ae the souls that were
lotely cllattcl slaves. In Maryland the val
ua;lon ] nut on slaves has reached the vanish
ipr point Their sum ~ property is stn.
In Kentucky the condition Of things is but
little better for the slaye interest. These
facts arc unaucstionablc, and they are without
remedy. Slavery is aoso@";t II dead In Mary
land and in Missouri. It has its desth-
wound in Il cntucky, but it is dead and stinks
in MARYLAND and Missouri. How do the three
States respectively accept the doom OF the
| instItntionp Each in widely different spirit,
| Sjnrular to say, while the three were united
| in sentiment In all tue prenmiha.tles ol tne
rebellion, and have been united In the pro-
,,,r.s nf th,. firlt. each differs from the others
n acceptance of the result to slavery.
| Missouri, with the prompt decision and en-
crgy Of the West, says "sl2very Is dead ;.
iIcnccforth it cumhereth the ground-,take t
hence from my borders" Kentucky, VIII
! the hopefuness and patience o1 conscrsA
tive trying to restore herself and the nation
TO the old order Of things, says: "Let slavery
alone-it is not dead, but with peace and ths
Constitution It will revive again MarElanc
tiny Mary}and"- the pride and stolcisn
Of q high.born dame bereavcd regretfully O.
her domestic ally, admits the death, but Re
ptls all sympathy and all aid to bury the dc
parted, and says: "Leaye INC alone With IL,
dead"
Who dnes not see that Missouri alone pur
cues the course Of true wisdom. Hcrs is th,
philosophy of life H.r people obey tho Law
Of The Creator, who bids alt ''morc on i'll til
destiny marked cut for the human race.
, 1863-05-26
0000 TONS OF COAL
WANTED.

OTr1cx or TIE Board or Pr1tro WoRkA}
Cu1cAso. May .. l5Ss.
SEALED PROPOSALS wtll be- 1eeef.ed at tAis ot1c1
ur I'll - uyday NAV I'D Ina: At 10 clock A. ~. At
which tine tie Boari will open tho sttne for Tureo
hou.nna tafsa TINS # Bs.r my chprevs. Orm@by,
lt Carbon. CIeyeisnd- Eru tnAl 10 be 'tellvere1
u ne Coal Bins Of the Easiae House fthe Chicago
The Coal must be fec FROM SULPHUR tho best aaal
iy fi1 kind In fhe lups And without dus. and drt-
1t Will be weighed at the said Engine Ho0se. and tho
veiehte there found will determine the amount daily:
cred The delivery will commence Immediately. Will
rrogress ~ rapidly = the boa.d sh@ direct and ElR
mace from time 10 time the cosl shall be delivered
reeervtDE d1reen l} per cent. until tho contract u
completed
The bids must be realed nnd directed to the Board
board he right reject my Or III bids Or e
Acrftt Auy bid whose terns "a 70 nAne OF coal and
nainer md time of canpe:!oa Ut delivery may not
wholly correspond With this ad7crthoment. Il 1t b
deemed bess fur the intereAs VI the rity to do
FRED. LETX,
JIG GISDELE.
o. H. RISE,
nyiD d,3f-td Board Of Public Work.
MAre3. .ss3-The time for receiving proro..ls ac-
eo;ttng the above notice. Il extended until fnea
dav MAY 9Th 1t 10 a. N. my+9eGAI
, 1863-05-26
MslllIillul


~ Dali sCHSAPPs.
Il rniv.reai curative In CONSUMPTION. removing.
y ;hs Ms4!ss! Ea;n',G Il Gs,soi
fh Hh"lss t. *s,an,hed euras.re sTsperties
1oce b:en nEont aziEa:. IS attesstd h5 universal
lie Dufei nnd solrens Properties q the .,Aro
na.tc t!i dam s.hoarIs r:ndsrt dseiasas eaea
In Cont acd Rheunatisn. II taken ID ne tornnf
Rans
n. aa"rds Immediate 1siis; from sae dl:t'e.las
E;s peeul!ar and .peslac ausli.:ss: t. 9srests tas
administration Of rho idnsed euras7es Of sis
9s.osss - fanstiga & Ii.sf
~ s: The ,ss1s n'ss.
eunsiances. hla il u:,vers.lnp o.oh,s
Peculsri, adapted 10 tie complaints Of decats Fe-
. u u t,nas c sx pSe 'oo GU
S a sd M
svea whea t,kea e1es; producing head
saa All y,;SisS
e ::ss: Ssss as
them.
Army Suffers and the Public.
The sun=criher bess leave to inform ,he citizen; Of
y II! Il eoasd s sf e. sstss sEeosed as ss s Il
biz ed Schie1an Aromatic Schnapps WIN will supply
the Arm, Sutlezt and Western chants At New fnik
nrifes adding freight TIL. Ga |. now the standard
drink cf ID Eorid II has been 1ested BY the whos
q,sP'S
In IT, sae the West for severai YEAR ptst n eonse
Wht has been palrned u0 By merchants OF The Wet
to COT 70 avoid this hereafter =. Eoca - POS
where pnrchase1s can rely getting tho genuine art
&c, Army Suffers ~l ind this Gin ths chc1psst u
norted 1upr in this cnuntry. It Is natt IN all the hos
; pi,a,s tn New York, Philade1phia aud "ashlnGton
| ADOLPHO WOLFE.
:. Bearer Etre.t. New York
''~A""'f'' w. IN. REID CO. Asenn:
, 1863-05-26
DrnpusdIs


IL OFFICE CoNA1ssAKy o. srrs.sr.xcx,
SEALED rRoFosss e b ~ fscs; 8,
sosE Sc .5 81 os.s ecs e M nes 1
is>.lES .ad delivering Camp putler n!noI I'D ::
e. = r, % Ds;
so.s:t Of r. a.t:es. hs1tiaAt sPef1td thAt sea
u Is e1 81
Irc states It such goats coa: in Ihe County Of
a.e eaaia. =, y i9ee Rfsss:
;s ae s as{ a. ~ nsss Il ~
:c1'o.nE articles. VIZ: One .ad 4nsste: pound. Of
ii lieu ,heEev one pound OF hsr oresd o. t~earJ-
foursa pentds u snd i. tne "a rate T 10 ons
squdrrd fa1tons, Of eight Of beans tan pounds
pounds
e 4, q ot pure assed and GROUND eoee Or oneha;f
I'D
Hr n1r u d ot palm soay 1ass: OF a. Aad
rasen: fss,a e~sf 10 Be :ssued as oil a. sae com
tsse e. Il nc eavts
"a: ~ eaea tem compong IL. shal be stated aad
1:aeo' ;Ss In .S y tae rs5e
eltSef ano the ennt1aetor ahs b re1uIred 10
seavs a.: sc fs sss
eas & = r. !, 5t
f,yms1t =. Be .ss eaes month o. IL. ,re.
se'pt Of stores - required By the Army Kexntasoes
nts then pas@cnt be %.de sooa se aoa
uay be received 1nr that purpcse 3"
al OF the articles aha1l be Of tho rst quality md
shall &c sr2roved bJ the commanding o,eer. .ine c7M
nssary Il the port Or he undersigned: and she
oplc o the undeis signed all Or an, portion thereof
may be 1eQui ed to be tssusd on TIE Psviou Returns
or nix. K. suitable packages rte Of charge. at tho
pf!res tarned for each Item.
All lids must be IN duplicate ard accompanied BY
the iooxinK guarantee. also to oe executed IN dup
cAte by two persons.
FoE1 OF GCAKAx1K:
'RRes!sfass = ssss
i; bid OF -, - above described he accepted. ne OK
the! will on before the Sd Of jane. l563, execnta
IT, contract for the With the undersigned ~
eufetes. Ard In the said -Ahal Eala 70 enter
Etc .ntsaes as aforeaat guaranty 70 make good
! tht dtfeErnce herwcea the offer Of the said aud
! a. htch may be accepted
Sfns:': IS: IS: ouarantors~
| June. 1853.
hereby certify that the above named ---- sre
k1cwn to ME II men OF property. able 10 make good
, their guarantees
no be signed ~ the Cnsed States District Judge o.
! District AffoEney1
mest rot.ed =! r. head ard mu.s he s?tcinc In
plying With Ill the tcEtrs. The firm Of TIC
be- e1rcuted can be seen at this tfcc.
| Wien the bid IL made hy = hrn, tic pzopoaal mus
- NISIAN #, EDWARDS.
msM eac5 It Captain and Compi-s.sY,
, 1863-05-26

-1L CSrrYp ErA7Ks MILITARY EA1LRoAL 0EIlcK,&
@51 G STREET. WAeHExo1DF. A*y II. l4S
Tbs pndegtigied VIII 1ecetve seAled h!4 fur the pu1-
chase Of ~ MdG,o tousof hev Ratlr,Ad Iron. weigh
irg 20 pounds yatd ~ x 10 toas Of the Aha{a
Is It th+ Can hi. Mrs ,hrtto Pn hEd tho annc
a. 20 tom. l. Il PH:snu.Ea r & n S1.e ea +,
~ On practicable II within ten daysafte. sueh
nutce tie party shall TAIL ~ mike payment. Ia CUT
such bid sda viii be subject TO sala to any other
The hight to reject anJ sad all bids Is expressly
served
signed. Washington. D. C.. and endorsed !" BID for
Ka.lr. id Iron" -.
at tw hcn timc decision viii he xiren
Il L. ROBINSON,
mv1kh431-17k Cant and A. q, n.
, 1863-05-26
THE NORTHERN
Transportation Company

OF OHIO.
Is PREPARED TO TRANSPORT PEoPKEgT BETWEEN
BOSTON, ALL POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND,
NEW YORK AND THE WEST,
WITH PROMpTNESs, CARE AND DISpATCH.
Th.s we'll known n7e Of fifteen nr.t cas4 slsam-
err connects At UGDESSBEGH with railroad for
Noston and ali point. IN New EtEan: It ';a2a Tin-
ce.t with the Rst oads bet cen ta'e vtnesat aad
frst class Canal Doa1s between l*weGe.
Troy Albany and New York.
Form d DAILY LISE from Rlston. Ne= !oEx-
ocdei sbu-ch Cape Tilceat anil nsxeEo 70 GIeyelast.
To,edo atd Detroit and TI,I WEEKLY LINE
To Chicago and intermediate Ports
AGENTS.
JMYER5 74PeAr1 street, New To.k.
JOHN HOOKING. state Rtrcet. Boeton-
GEO. A. EDDY. Ngdek ghnfEh.
JOHN H. CRA AWFORO. t)sWeg0.
A. F, SMITH. Care Vincent.
WALKER i HAYS. Toledo.
E H. MATHEWS, Detroit.
a. j. HALE. Milwaukee.
PnTOS 4 BREED. CleyelaAd=
Office and dock foot of North Lasalls ssraes.
rh11.ll416-+m
, 1863-05-26

VI Tokk L AtoA o1-AAAc
IN FoR st-rrLv Of MARINE HOSPITAL
CrAtoM lnCaK. Chicago AsJ ith. 1871.
NJ tce Is hereby rlys th4t -eale;t PROPOSES accuH
p.Eitd oy Proper acc9rdn T. forms 70 oG
teseas until T. oc.oek meridian. IN the frst TUES
DAY. IL June oe1t for te sa2py q tse MsI.ae us1-
ctrc &c. ncrated in esli FORMS Tho ru.ntlsfes
REa3ed estnt1Ird With ,cfeFrnce to tho u<nal Num-
thr right 70 ase nore les OF sd aE.ct~s.
acco>d dinghy asthc. Hay he actually required i ts
nsnt Of The q he nett quaty I'D sd *ptsa
f. purchase ccr articles In tl. stesd and to charge
tie contractor with any excess In cost eTef the Goa
The rnjRt <tate1 rescrvea the right to accept tha
rrcrc.als for the whole Of tho articles
sp&cl5ei. LuTHEE HAVEN. Couector-
, 1863-05-26
x i < I
DIR. SWEETS
FFafsalBibEe Linilllellt

THR
GREAT ExTERNAL REMDEK,
rG H RpT47E!SNt ET2tY ERtk e9V5 1gb SfE KHEtGE!. taES
hE42AsIH 1SS SEi!fJ}5 hSR 81 Bi55H5Eh EaSSH }Fl'
D2 Stephen Sweet, ofConnectlcns,
TIE g.eat natural Bone Setter.
DR.. stephen Sweet, ofConnectfcuf,
Iskevu al ever the United States
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
Il the author OF "Dr. Sweets Infalllhie tlninenh
DR.. Sweets 1nfanible Lin1nent
Cz.es rheumatism aud neyes falls
Or. Sweets Infal1iblo Linin,ent
l. certain rem -dT for Neuralgia
Or. Sweets Infalllb1e Lluiment
Cures Burns and Scalds tulmed.atc!T.
Dr. Sweets Tnfallible Lfn1tnent
Is the best known remedy Tor Sprains and Brufses
DR.. Sweets Infa1lIb1e Lfn1ment
Cures Hesdaehe isauedstfsyl Il aad *1s never Known
Or. Sweets Infn111ble LInfrnent
Affords immediate relief @ Tor Plea and seldo'a f''
DR.. Sweets InfalIIble Linlment
Cures TQQthacke In one minute
nr, Sweets Infalllb1e Llntment
| Cures Cuts and Nou2ds Immediately. and 1eaVa no
| eCat.
| nr. Sweets Infa11fbIc Lfnltaeo
II the best remedy for Sof.s In tie knoWa ~osio
Dr. SWEEPS Infalliblc L1niment
uas been used by more sh=a E1;ion peop.c. and an
| Lag pEa!ss it.
| rr, Sweets Infalllble Liniment
Is t.uly friend in need.~ and svesy family should
| hAYu 1t at hand.
DR.. Byyeet,s Infn11IbIe Lfnlu1ent
Ii for ta1e pJ all Drug=t-ta- Pzfce IS cents.
| RICHARDSON l. CO..
| Sole Feoareto,s Norwich. Ct
For sale by LORD l. SMITH. General Western
agents 5 Lake street Chicago and By heaters eFe'y-
| vhc-r mis- att%Env-1yw
, 1863-05-26
CATARRH! CATA & E II!

Y DR.. sEEL1kb a (; r. ..1d e E e1sItc
10 rure Cara EI1 til CoSsrAFTIoS Tue -Fn[tonaeo o.
Ca,sr7h q lint vcry Eg,. rtsoas lc nSo tog5 .H
Fa;tTc 10 t,c changes Of temperature the rose may
be ~. ~ I'll II d~h.tEr, thin u acns neSns.S
1ttcE md adj c.ftc disease bec1mes chronic,
"a b so1 I'd tfhy t:'@Is= t.e tsl!a into the
1roAt ant IL hawktd Of caHg ID OF The nssatn ns;
and caa'c d+sf,ese DC. p.c9 Of Cata,E1. =. Ktsea}
fup.s1ai,s, Aud1eao Dr. u. Il. aAELSE E,'x VII.
snicago iii. nplt-cs.7-3 1eod
, 1863-05-26
f1t 8sGe.


ELIGIBLE INVESTMENTS
he sold. the rrclEtded one half Of : Bt.EW1E1.
r,tnatsd Z the 1fl1xse OF MazaulaI1s. Daao County
Wisconsin, nc.I the EnlIGad tspos s.enfstno ~ IL IS 8
Acr1y 10 EDT ARD HIGGINS. Aa1ou1antna: p.ae
Cfnrty Wisconsin. nhl@
, 1863-05-26

GO Qaplt1l1sts.
TO CAPITALISTS AND NIL
PEARL STEAM FL0URING MIIL,
IL Allegheny. Pa.
FOR S ALE.
Thecw3crs Of tse PEARL STEAM s!1LI.' b=tac
maSe distsi"a of ;aeir nseTesis otter salo ;his
se e
NJ e % psrlons rssdn: n this ve.alty particular DE-
scfip:i1n o. the property nsy b nnnese.sy ~ mo
: M II z
tbs e. III inaon oiaoy Eho desire 70 look through
tbl1sf description here given:
SITE.
s e ID T bs s
sSs e siss sss2s
soa sootSssfa, sSout one hanafed ys-ds where
H1s5 fc \ faqs &c
s: s;as 1T z g e
r. ID & 3he sa
lie eonsoiidatea e!tt'kurgh fort Wayne Chicago.
II Clry tlaEd & Pittsburgh RA1~19s .
Mii1 nto easy Communication With these roilds. and
rakas the receiving Of grain Eon them coaTeo3eas
THE MILL
Is snb<santa1!y built ef n;iek and rooted VIZ w. .1.ts
sixteen foot E2T1ct. nsaEiu- six ho1rs Setnty p
use il xas comrletsd "a spring or s7s Th-sc +
Tie Eaehtse7y for cleansing securing ~ .aes IS
e1rrpEtve - the best that can pc pFocufen
paeity e MIL nay ne fairly pnt down a. ~, h
i made but u7de: o.dins:y CHM =" LILLY
| could be relied upon as an average ?: o'ucs
| THE STOIsE7lOUsE
aEuto vh.n n ri she urer1.y ,ncre.sed room 10
s;o-;pr Wheat Fiuur ard Ea;:ct,- :ct,; H. tse Nil An
~. ~ ,tt Ts,e II adio5a y. NH. aad vifA
| tnr1se the letter l.. tho Die fes$1Ds ~
north s!de.
IN. SOURCES or SUPPLIES
r>... ,r. nv the osto k.rer: fsnm soutaera ohto
assns iari. s:a-onE1 ao1 kt9t1sky 2a and u nms
q FnstW.yL. EnirAEo aad C1cys and i
Is;;,ssn1eS direct aad sa;y ae;s
s.a ~ sssea ~ e. IN i1s sia Tow
t.1neTtt ue11tr at hard. In northern aud Central
t.Ii6 aud jncjsna D.,tg the low stage Of Hater Ia
sIrp:les Of beat a.e ohts!nsc f:osa scusnsrn oaa
as ps sfnaSSsT z s. uoenve Railway. TO. n..,
nassts fo1 tne p:odnct Of The >sli T. ths Easter
c1.t : rearf ca by The Fenl ulroad while
~ aronnd i !: m.nuf.cta.as aud eon4as ,tD tn; lis
For further particulars anu fsE eet.as aPpIe q SUI
LIE oaoess's0so' III. 9ESSEDY.
o.wERsTER& aaXTER. Chicago. nlinois-
, 1863-05-26
DLPTHE1fIA!!

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HIart r D!othet.a Cure GUARANTEED TO GURK N ALL
nAses. OF 7ux xoxET REFrNDrp. The trade supplied
uy Lord Ezith Wholesale D.HG=.sa 3 Lake strect.
,,h,,,ro frl3 Hrt2-Hn
, 1863-05-26
THE MILL


Was adsd to tse s.1 shortly etsr x9I roon 70
n:;nr Whrst Fur ard na:.r': tsssTs a2nifen es; En-
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