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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-02-13

AYrBR an extensive practise Of upwards Of twenty
years, continues Patents in the United Sises
also In Grea, Britain France and other foreign Countries
Caveats Specifications. Bonds, Assignments, And all Pa
pers Drawings for Patents executed liberal terms
and with despatch Researches made into American OF
Foreign works, to determine the validity utility Of
Patents inventons-ana legal ~avie.
ed in all matters touching the same. Copies Of the
claims of any Patent furn.hed BY RENTING one Dollar
Assig ents recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England,
but through it inventors have advantages fer securing
Patents Of a,certsnng the patentabity OF inventions.
unsurpassed by, il imme asursby superior to. any
which be offered them elsewhere. The Testimonials
below given prove that none is successfs at the
Patent Office than the subscriber and Ms
best pao Of advantages aud ability he would add that he
has abundant believe and prove that st
other office Of the kind the charges for professional
services moderate The immense practice Of the sub
scrber during twenty past has enabled him TO acl
eumuate vast collection OF specifications and official
These besides his extensive library Of legal and me-
ohanicsi works, and full accounts OF patents granted In
the United States and Europe render him able beyond
uc,on to offer superior facilities for obtaining Patents
necessity Of journey to Washington, to procure
patent aud the usual great delay there. here saved
inventors.
TESTING NIALS.
Il regard Mr.. Eddy Of the most capable ard
s.ece,sfu practitioners, with whom have had ofeisi
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
81 have M hesitation in assuring inventors that they
employ person competent and trustworthy.
and capable Of putting their applications In form
for them early aud favorable consideratioa
At the Patent Office"
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents. ,
"Mr. IL. II. Eddy has made for me THIRrnEK appli-
cations all but Of which patents have been grant
ed, and that Is pending Such unmstakabie proof
OF great talent and ability his part leads
mend all inventors to apply to him to procure their
patents as they may be sure Of having the most faithful
attention bestowed their and at very reasonable
charges" JOHN A. TAGGART.
During eight months the subscriber. in Of his
large practice, made tpics rejected applications,
THIRrsgs APrBAis, EVERY 0ss II which decided
in his tapor, by the Commissioners Of Patents.
H. H. EDDY.
Boston, Dec. 10. 1862. 32H
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DR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMENT.

certain for pains and aches, and warranted
perior to any other. Group it positively relief
is absolutely eyafer il used Mothers
member This, and yourself with bottle without de-
lay Group disease which gives notice, frequent
ly attacking the child in the dead hour Of night and be-
fore physician can be summoned it be too late,
Remember, the Venetian fsils Price 25 and 80
bottle Solo BY ali Druggists. Office. DC Cor
landt Street, New York. 394l
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NOTICE SAP. wear mesy do not bs persuaded pur-
10 bottle % htlsmi Porter. Curavs Dtissm, the
medicine aud the Inv price at which sold
pfoht the seller sma dealers viii
times Other medicines which their
larger unless the oustomsrs u.ist upon having Madame
POfters aud othrr Ask Tor Madame Porters
BAsa prloe ~ cents, and IN large bottles aud
take no other hyon can not seth st store
Anothsrs
@ Sold by all Druggists and store keepers 10 and
In larger bottles at rs csnts
- ALI RucgEl, Projectors, New York.
General Agents fnf New Enflsnd, $40
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BATcHELoR's HAIR DYE.
THR BRST IN THE WORTH

Wn. A. BAroHELoR's Celebrated HAIR DYE produc-
color not to be distinguished from nature-wauAnt
ed not to injure the Hair in the least; remedies
effects Of bad dyes, and nvgcraes the HAIR for life
GREY, RED, OF RUSTY HAIR instantly turns a
splendid Black Brown leaving the Hair so and beau
tifu Sold BY all Druggists, Nc.
~ The Genuine is aligned wmLIAs A. BACHELOR
the four sides Of each boz
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street,
(LAte is Bond 81. and 23 Broadvay,) New York.
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x I AT L OF YER ON
~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court held Montpelier. in said district
on the ooh day Of January, A. ID 1868
Mrs. Belinda Smith, AdniinistrAtTH Of the Estate oil
Arnold Smith, late Of Barre. in said District deceased
presents his administ alton Tor examination and
allowance, and makes application for decree Of dstr
button aud partition Of the estate Of said deceased
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court, that said
and said application be referred session Of
said Court to he held at the Probate Office in said Mont
peer the 24h day ofFebruary, A d. 1868, for hear
ing and decision thereon And It is further ordered
notice hereof be given to all persons interested by
publication Of the same three weeks successfully In the
Vermont Waterman aud State Journal a newspaper,
pubishe at Montpelier, previous to said time appoint
ed hearing that they may appear a, said lime and
place, and show cause, II any they may have why
said account should not be allowed, and such decree
made
By the Court
$40 Attest 7. r. MERRILL, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-02-13
A WORD or SOLEMN CONSCIENTIOUS AD-
VICE TO THOSE WHO WILL REFLECT.

VICE TO THOSE VINO WILL REFLECT
A CLASS Of Maladies prevail to fearful In
munity booming at least one hundred thousand yonth
Of both annually to early Those disease
very imperfecy Understood. Their external mani-
fesAins symptoms Nervous Debility Relaxation
or Exhaustion, MRrasmus, or muscular wasting aud
consunptons OF the tissues Of the whole body short
ness OF breathing, OF hurried breathing on ascending
hill, hght of stairs-great pspitaion OF the hsan
Asthma Bronchitis and Sore Throati shaking Of the
Hands and Lambs Aversion to Society and 10 busnsss
OF study Dimness OF Eyesighti Loss u Memory Dis-
zines, % the Head, Neuralgia Palms. In various parts Of
the body Pans in the Back and Limbs. Lumb4Ro,
DeTanged seerens Of the Kidneys and other glands
the Body, Leucoiruhua, or Flour Albus, sc. Like
vie. Epilepsy, hysteriA. and Nervous spaans. a1.
Now. IN ninety nine out Of every HUNDRED
all the above named disorders, and host OF Others
named As Consumption Of the Lungs. and most iasds.
Gus and willy form Of Consumption Of the spaai Nerves.
have their aud origin in diseases ofthe erc psera
Hence the want OF suoceas the part Of Old schso
practice IN treating symptoms only, - 49,
Dr. Andrew stone, ply stefan 10 the Troy Lung Hygen
ie institute, Is In treating this class Of mod
ern msiadies with the most astonishing success The
ue,nnent adopted BY the Institution vs. il 10 bassA
upon scientific principles with discovered femedies;
without mineral poiSons The facilities Of such
that patients be CURED at their homes in part OF
he county from accurate descriptions 81 their By
letter aud have the mtdciles sent them BY mail OF ex
press Printed intenogatories viii he forwarded On
application
dr Consumption, Catsrh, and diseases Of the Throst
cured as well at the hon' patients as a. ths ins.u'
Vapor. with lnhale and ample directions for their
and direct correspondence
NJ Patients applying for n,errogatories or advice.
must inelose return stamps, to meet attention.
The attending Physician will be found the institu
u for oonsultato", from A. n. TO r. NJ, Of each
Adde'S, DR. ANDREW STONE.
Ply stefan to the troy Lung and HYGIENE Institute and
physician for Diseases OF the Heart Throat and LunRs.
! % Fifth street, rrey, N. Y. s2A
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF 10th
SEXES

REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAviNo BEEN REsroRpD
TO health in few days after undergoing all the usual
routine and irregular expensive modes Of treatment,
without success, considers Il his sacred duty
nica,e to his a'cted fellow creatures the n
Hence, on the receipt Of an addressed eveope be will
send (ftes) copy Of the prescription used Direct
Dr. John NJ DAoNAf- lss Fulton Street. Brooklyn
ny. 3049
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THE SAFEST AND BEST

THE SAFEST AND BEST /!
Preparation that be used upon the Hair for impair
ting to It natural shade Of brown or black, is
CRIsTADoRo's HAIR DYE.
II the bad effects Of other dyes nourshes the
Hair. easily applied performs its work simultaneously,
and its presence, to the observer, remains an
IMPENBTRABLR SECRET
Manufactured by J. CRisrADoRo, Astor House, New
York Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dress-
srs Price, 81, 81 80 and % per boz, according to
sire. sSAl
CHRlsTADoRos HAIR PREsERvATIvE,
Ia invaluable with his Dye, imparts the utmost soft
ness, the beautiful gloss, and great vitality the
Hair.
30ly
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r1NHE EARLY PHYSICAL DEGENER-
Il ACY OF AMERICAN PEOPLE.
Jusr PunLsuED BY Dm. srosn

Physician TO the Troy Lung and Hygen,s Institute,
Treatise on the Causes OF 8arly Physical Decline Of
American people the cause ofNervous Debility, Con.
sumption and Mafasmus.
g This work ofa high moral tone written In ehasts
Jet ng language, and appeals directly the moral
consciousness Of all Parents and Guardians especially
detailing scientific and reliable aid and treatment of
stamps .HHtf
Gf Parents and Guardians fall not to send and Oh
tain this book
aJ Young Men fail not to sead and get this book.
W Ladies you, too, should at copy Of
this book.
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~ I A I L o F We X M D Mt
~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held Montpelier, the 23d day
January, A. ID 1868
Marcus Fisher. adminisua'nr de bonis non, OF tn,
OF Stephen Hoyt late Of Cabot in said district de
ceased makes application to said for license
sell the waoe Of the real estate OF said deceased repre-
seDting that sal sale is necessary for the payment
the debts Of said deceased and expenses OF administers
ton of said estate Excepting in such sale the right
dover and homestead but including the rsion OF said
dover Wheeupon. ii is ordered ny said Court that said
application be referred to the l7h day Of February A.
d., 1868 at The Probate Office In Montpelier and, il
further ordered that all persons interested be notified
hereof by publication OF notice Of this application and
order thereon three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Waterman aud State Journal printed at Montpelier, be-
fore said Of hearing that they may appear said
time and place, and, il they cause. object thereto.
BY the Court.
S7.39 Attest, MA. CHASE, Register.
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In Probate Court held at Montpelier in said Dis.
trict, on the llth day u February, A. d 1863
Horace Holden. Executor Of the last will and tesla
ment Of William X. Holden. late Of Mddlesex in sais
district, deceased presents his administration account
for examination and allowance, and makes application
for decree Of distribution and Artan Of the estate
said deceased Whereupon it is ordered by said Court
that said and said application be referred to
session u said Court to be held the Probse Office In
Had Montpelier the 4th d ~ Of March. A ID 1868,
for hearing aud decisun thereon And II Is further order.
ed that notice hereof be given to all persons interested
by publication OF the three weeks successfully in
the Vetmon Waterman and State Journal, newspaper
published At Montpelier previous To- said time pointed
for bearing that they may appear at said time and place.
and sho" cause any they may have, Why said account
should not be allowed and such decree made.
By the Court. Attest
394l I. r. MERRILL, Judge.
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TV A late number Of the Galveston (rebel)
News, gives the following as list Of the Of
fcers Of the Harriet Lane, at the time Of
her surrender:
Charles II. Hamilton, Aching Master n, J. Richard
son Assistant PAymAster Thos N. Penrose, Assistant
surgeon; NJ. II Plunkctt, Second Assistant Engineer
g. Stone, Second Assistant Engineer John y. Coop
Third Assistant Engineer Robert n. Kills, Third As
si,lsnt Engineer A. r. Mullen, Third Assistant
ngineer Chas. NJ. Davy, Acting Masters Mate J.
C Taplsin, Paymasters CLERK J. A. Hannuui, Acting
Master, w. r Munro, Acting master.
This places the capture Of our townsmen,
Richardson and Tapln, beyond question.
They are doubtless now prisoners at Houston
Texas, and we trust will soon be exchanged
The sohctude felt by their multitude oil
friends respecting the uncertainty OF their
fate, has been great, aud this news come.
with relief to all who know them.
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HOPS

Remarks.-The effect Of the premium gold is still
plainly TO be Prices the rise. Ashes firm.
Cotton has rapidly advanced, and still tends upward
Fish In good demand and firm. There is considerable
advance in -four and prices unsettled aud tending
upward. Corn very firm, and gradually advancing Bet
ter feeling for oats Rye higher Short, fine feed and
mddlings and higher. Pork is e. IN and hishef.
Beef firm. Lard higher-Supply light. Hogs arriving
freely, and lower Butter hrm with steady demand -
Cheese firm. White beans in better demand, and Ad-
yanced Grass seeds held firm, but sales small.
Sugar very firm and higher and stock much reduced -
The wool market Ia quite active and domestic fleece and
pulled about &c ID higher Sales Of about 800 900
lbs from 70 500 pr b. and choice lots fleece super
and extra pulled, are held at SIC pr ID.
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Sprrial aotirrs.
SMALL POX

Has already sacrificed Of our best and bra-est
troops Soldiers listen the voice Of reason supply
yourself win noLLOwAI's PMS AND OINTMENT The
Pills purify the blood and strengthen the stomach while
the Ointment removes all pain and prevents pit marks
Only Is cents per Box or Pot 23I 80
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MADAME ZADOC PORTER'S CURA
TIVE BAlSAM


for Coughs CoidI Consumption, Ashmq Shortness Of
Breath, Tickling Of the Throat Difficulty Of Breath
ing Hasne',o Of ire Throat, and all the effects produced
by checked perspira,ion &C.
The following shows the high estimation in which the
above preparation ia held
~ have used Por,ers Curative Basaz for the past
year and think It the best remedy for Colds and Obs-
nate oughs that have had occasion to use, and would
recommend it to others, especially parents, safe and
easy remedy for children.
o. W Nouns,
Teacher Of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
NRw YoRk, Feb r.
Madame POrters Curative BalsAm can be obtained OF
all Druggists Price, 10 cents and in large bottles at
25 cents. 80
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1HAPPED HANDS, FACE, LIPS, SUM-

OHhFFED HANDo' FAOh' LIFS, SUM
BURN, &c.-Certain and Immediate Cure
HEGEMAN 4 cos CAMPHoR ICE WITH GLY-
CERINE, fused according to the directions, will keep
the hands soft In the coolest weather Price Is
Sold by Druggists. Sent by mail receip, Of 30
HRGRMAN a CO., Chemist. 4 Druggists.
3S-sm. New York
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oNoMY wEALTH!
CURE YOUR COUGH FOR II OTIS.
be BEST and CHEAPEST Household REMEDY
In the World
MADAME ZADOC PORTER's
treat COUGH EMEDYl

hAnAss zAboc PosrsH's Cusa.
iite balsam Il warranted N used
ncco ding n the dirretions. a.
cur IN all cases Coughs, Code,
Whooping Cough. AsthmA, and n
sheetl"ns OF the Throat and
Luugs.
Made Zsdae Portsr's Ral,am
Il prepared with all the rrquislt-
care and skiil. frun q comblns
ton Of The best remedies The ves,
etAnlr ktngflum affords. Iis zen
ediAl qualities are basel on its
power 10 assist the h-aithy and
vigorous circulation Of tbs blood,
urnunh thr lungs. Il L. not =
violent remedy, but rmollirnt,--
warming, searching aud snsctiye
eau be taken by the oldest person
Or young u child.
Made zad,,c Porter's Balkan
has h. sn Nv use hy the public fol
over " years. aud has acquitted
IA prose ut aalu simply BY 'beins
recummsnd.d by th ZEE who hAy.
u.rh !! TO thsir atiiicted ffisndl
aud other.
hosr laPoRrAKr.-Mad'e LAdo,
Purter's Curative BaisAIn Ia solo
Al a price Which brings II 10 IN,
reach OF every Que 20 keep II con
Vrutrnl for use, The timely us,
ota single bottle will prove 10 b
worth i0O umes Il cost,
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~ lut iolioNluk ittttt HuH ayWasNVi
Clerk J. c. Tapin, OF the ill-iated Harriet
Lane, to his brother in this village, speaks
for itself;
HoUsToN, Texas Jan. 9th. 1868.
DEAR mani :-You will have heard of the
brush we had on the morning Of the LIST inst.
long before this reaches you, in which our
Captain and first Lieutenant we're killed and
three men also, had seventeen wounded, in
GLIDING two Masters. | came out all right,
and 30 did julius Are here prisoners OF
war; at liberty to go all over the city
aud cannot complain of our provisions; have
plenty Of room in our quarters, and are treat
ed very well by the Confederate officers.
Truly yours, Con.
Hon Roderick Richardson is slso in re-
ceipt Of letter from his son, Paymaster X.
J. Richardson. which states substsn tally as
the above, and expresses the hope that they
are soon 10 be exchanged.
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A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS
r. H. l. ID ID Y.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

Late Agent of o. s. Patent Office, washiussor (sndsr
the Act Of 1887 .nf
70 STATE STREET. OPPOSITE KIRBY STREET.
Bosros. MASSACHUSETTS.
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have tsen ianosot "a el1s y Dy prlcS
Point Comfort and ~ by Bfosd Creek
No.sl 20 Pofsr coxsoRr Said to be or to
have been owned BY Vim. Pope and by Baynard.
Bounded n. s aud n hy q Possum Point. S Z by
and N and n w by Broad Greek.
& No. l5--s IAwros PLsos: Said to be or to
have been lands Of Mrs. Lawton. Bounded N
and n by Point Comfort S BY the Atlantic
Ocean, s and S W by Braddock's Point and n "
by Broat Creek and Catalogue Sound.
No. l6-s sBRADDocK's PoIxr."-Sad to be or
to have be-n owned Ly Baynard, and formerly BY
John Stoney. Bounded y and N Z by Lawton
Place, S and S by the Atlantic Ocean, w and
W by Catalogue sound
No. l7-"SpAxIsH WELLs."-Said to be or to
have been Baynmd's B,uad.l North by a
creek called by some muddy Creek" letting in
East from Mackay's Creek opposite the mouth Of
May River, Easterly by muddy Creek llace,"
Sonthery by Broad Greek, and West by Catalogue
Sound, or as sometimes called, GO Spanish Wells
River"
No. 1S-s MUDDY CREEK Place. Said to be
or to have been Baynard's. Bounded North BY
the Creek called b.; some Muddy Creek, Eastery
by Otter Hole, Southerly by Broad Creek and
Westerly by ''spanish Wells
No l9-.s OTTER HOLE Said to be or to have
been land of Stuart, and formerly Of Stoney.
Bounded Northerly by " Honey Horn,' Easterly
by Gardner, Southerly by Broad Creek and West
erly by Muddy Creek Place.
No. 20-ss HONEY IToRN."-Said to be or to
have been Graham's and formerly Stoney's.
Bounded Northerly by Jarvis Creek, Fairfield and
Pine Lands, \ and EaSterly by Scabrook, Fine
Ian Is and Marshland, Southerly by Otter Hole and
Gardner, and Westerly by Marshes ext-nding to.
Mackay's Creek.
No. 2l.-" JENKrN ISLAND" including {" Hog
Island" said to be or to have been Frank Pope's
Land. Bounded North by Skull Creek, East by
Fairfield, South by Jarvis Greek and West by
Mackay's Creek. .
No. d." FAIRFIELD Said to have been the
plantation of DR.. George Stoney. Bounded N W
by Skull Creek, n Z and \ by Cotton Hope,
Southerly BY Honey Horn, Westerly BY Jenkins
Island.
No. 23.-" CorroN HoPE.'-Said to be or to
have been VIM. Pope's. Bounded W by Skull
Creek, n f by Seabrook, Southerly and 5 W by
Fairfield s- .-.
No. 24-ssSEABRooK " including lands formerly
owned by Wallace. Talbird, Fyler and Currel.
Said to BE- or to have been more recently owned BY
Seabrook Bounded n " by Skull Greek, n Z
by The Point + by Pine lands and 5 " by
Cotton Hope and Honey Horn.
"PIXCKNEY ISLAND. "-St. Luke's Parish,
Beaufort District, So. "a. Bounded West and
" By Macky's Creek, y by Broad River,
$ f by Sknll Greek
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A c5stiaasd from .EliiSstp rag. j )


NJ tn shks srs due Tor advice and infofmstionto|
capt. sieedman, U. s. n of the steamer Paat
Josss; ID Acting II q tes Noses, g. S Z Of The bark
Fsrnaadisa to Acting lieutenant Rudd 2 s.. n, g,
81 the steamer Pstemshu for and couns
sci, and especially to Lieut. Commanding Hughes,
1T. S. N, Of The steamer Mohaaek, for twenty tons
of coal, without which We could not have gone up
the river.
Imay, state in conclusion, that obtained much
Valuable information, not necessary to make public,
in regard to the location Of supplies of lumber,
lice, resin, ttrpentine and cotton; and it would
afford the officers aud men of this regiment great
pleasure to be constantly employed in Obtaining
these supplies for the Government from rebel
sources. But they would like still Better to be
D permitted to occupy some advanced post in the
interior with steamer or two like the Joha 7dams,
aud an adequate supply Of ammunition. We could
obt lin, to great extent, our own provisions and
rapid; large our numbers, and could have In
formation in advance of any movement against us.
\ chain OF such pests would completely alter the
w.lol, aspec. of the war in the seaboard slave
States. and would accomplish what no accumula-
,ion Of Northern regiments can so easily effect
No officer in is regiment doubts bat that the
k.y to the successful prosecution Of this war lies
IN the unlimited employment of black troops.
Their superiority lies simply in the fact that they
know the country which white troops do not; and
moreover that they have peculiarities of tempera-
ment, position and motive which belong to them
alone Instead of leaving their homes and fam
ills, they are fighting for their homes and families
and they show the resolution hgacity which a
personal purpose gives 1t would have been mad
hess to attempt with the braveSt white troops
what have accomplished with black ones. Every
thing even to the plotting of the vessel and the
see ,tion of the proper points for cannonading,
was done by my own soldiers. Indeed, the real
conductor of the whole expedition up the st.
Msry's was Corpora! Robert Sutton, of Company
q, formerly slave upon the st. Mary's Rivera
man Of extraordinary qualities, who needs nothing
Lat knowledge of the alphabet 10 entitle I'm to
the most signal promotion. In every instance
where followed his advice the predicted results
followed and | never departed from it, however
slightly, without having reason for slbsequrnt re-
gret.
have the honor to be, General, very respectful
IL. y0ur obtdient servant,
T. W. HlGGINsON
e. E.ad Conmrn In Ii " &. Toi.
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DEGUIAR SEMI MONTHLY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN
II NEW YORK AND PORT ROYAL, 5. C. Tie under
.sed established regular line OF packets between
and Hilton Head leaving each port twice month
L. y. FAGAM \ JOHN PITTS, Agents. Bay Point, s. C.
BIXBY CO, it Greenwich and 3'l Washington Streets,
New York. For freight or passage apply on board
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TCST REEITED at the store under the Post 0e fresh
81 Of fine letter and note papers, envelopes pes Ink
and other stationary Military books Novels In great var
ety. knives pipes brushes and fine lot Of English and
fe ich Gloves and other Furnishing Goods for the Army
AID Navy.
The latest daily and pictorial papers for sale each
rival the North Also THE SEW SoCrH every Saturday
morning.