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For all Of which it is speedy and certain rem.
edy and never fails. This Lniment is preparcd
from the recipe of DIR Stephen Sweet OF Copnecti
cut, the famous bon" setter. ana has been used in
his practice for more than twenty wears with tho
most astonishing success.
As an atievlator Of pain. Il is unrivaled bv any
preparation before the public. of which the most
>keptlca may be convinced by single trial
This Imminent will cure rapidly and radically.
rheumatic Disorders of every kind and in thoi,
sands Of cases where it has been used il has never
been known to fail.
For Neural gia. it will afford Immediate relief in
every case. however distressing.
1t Will relieve the worst cases of Headache in
three minutes and is warranted to do !,
TOOthache also will it cure instantly.
For Nervous Debility and General Lassituda
arising from imprud,nce or excess. this Liniment
IS most happy and Untaiing remedy Acting
directly on the nervous tissues it STRENGTHENS and
revvlheS the system, and restores it to elasticity
and yigor.
For Piles. as an external remedy. we claim thu
it Is the best known and we challenge the world
to produce an equal. Every victim of this dis
treSslng complaint should give it trial for i,
will not fail to afford immediate relief and in :,
majority of cases will eject radical cure.
Clumsy and Sore Throat are sometimes extreme
" malignant and dangerous, but timely apnl-
cation OF this Imminent will never fail to cure
HprainS are sometimes very obstinate and on
arSement Of the joints is liable to occur ifneelect
ed. The worst case may be conquered by This
LlnIment III two or three days
hruses Cuts, Wounds, Sores, Ulcers. Burns
and Scalds. Weld readily to the wonderful hcaIna
properties ofDrSweet's lnfallible Liniment. When
used according to directions Also. CbiIbla;ns
Frosted Feet and Insect Bites and Stings.
EVERY HORSE OWNER
Should h,ro tl,;e
use at the first appearance of Lameness will IF.
iectuaiiy prevent those formidable diseases. TO
when all horses are liable. and which render so
many otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to
the wonderful curative properties Of this Linimant
have been received within the last two YEAR. and
many Of them from persons in the highest ranks
Of life "'A'
CAUT1GN.-To avoid imposition, observe the
Signature and Likeness of DR. Stephen Swee. On
every label, and also Stephen Sweets Infallible
Lniment blown in the glass of each bottle, With
out which none genuine.
RICHARDSON & co.
e m % ly Sole Proprietors, Norwich. CT.
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EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS RECEIVED FROM
PHYSICIANS

EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS RECEIVED FROM
PHYSICIANS.
" with confidence recOmmed it as superior to
any other preparation for the above complaints y
= 1t has a superiority over ever kind Of medi-
cine used, and has been used for lung co nplantS
with wonderful success" Il am sati SIZED it i
valuable medicine" =. 1t is safe. convenient
and very etficacious medicine" Il confidently
recommend its use in all complaints of the chest
as equal. if not 81 perior, to any other medicine
within my knowlt dge." "Of all the PRINCIPAL
remedies used for coughs, ain satisfied YOURS is
the best, and hope it will be liter known and
more generally used" t" have prescribed your
oalSam. and regard it the most valuable and
effective remedy w!twin my knowledge
Extract from ritter Just receircd iron, q gcntle-
man, ord'it"g some Of tie Bajs1H
"MARKEsAN, GREEN LAKE Co.. WIS.,
/ Dee. -. 1862. I
Messrs Reed, Cutler < Co. Gentlemen For
some twenty years | have used your Vegetable
Pulmonary Balsam in my family. but more par
tculary for myself. When | first used it. was
! given up by physicians as past cure of Consump>
ton. obtained immediate help. have always
kept it since, and consider it. for the LUNGS. the
best medicine | ever used l have recommended
1t in several cases, and in nearly every case it has
proved beneficial. 1t cured one lady after the
doctors had pronounced her incutablc
Respectfully. yours, H. H. ROBINSON.
Prlce.-Small Bottles. 50 cts; large ST. BE
careful 10 get the genuine. which is prcDarel ONLY
! by REED, CUTLER & CO., Boston, and sold
ov dealers generally. 21-39
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Af;e>,, asa l. Fgr>,


Tn >sh-,-1lyr-, Ia iil- ly-rrl a.fl ,s .-. -
= t.- :. t-i' ta''rt I.g lie district . a..s.s
el''iri-. L. Trorihr, eNaulllsc, AID adjust a. -
,c-.--'iS 81 al peT~',i>- a-aii4-i a., r--4-..
Palmer laie r1 P,Lcllala. IL ,aid ,.,-fr.- .
and The claims ii Tie DECEASED ~ li,vl q. , ~.
l." ieiclE EiNc no1;Uc tn&l ~ moIll> 'l ~ r.a-.
- Ma A u iNhs, axe allowed q tilt ,rr.- -
eat ihc- claims L. >aiG o,,.lliuI>-cl,-- - ..,s
a 4 ai.' ac- and 1la AZ MIL ilft,I 81. o ~ -.. .
iiic 'iNrilil- n''N- 81 lruSiTan' Sdul.rl ~ Pa.
>ali 'i-1rlJi- rn the ;ih ~ slri. ..tl z 10, s.
SD. i4A;. ii ,'c ,i'yk The ..iiyrlll-. ..i.,
do
HENRY NAlAiI.
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HENRY NAlA1I.
%. /. ilsaIh
ORDER of NOTICE of SETTLEMENT

STATE or VERMONT. CaGFlu>l. p,>rl..r...
II 4 Probate tuIJf, Lrll II = Jill,a..,. q. 81, ..
Il : Oh i.Ic ll-b dar 81 March. l>is
i'fcao Jtv' x Sas5.'li a 1ln Ii>trLt,g VA rr..
- tE'iis SiAll.-3. ai,,tl BurAc Ia SAID i->--.tf .
t-'i">t> q, iriia'i - ACCOUNT Cd ii> .i.uircr -
4. lay>, IL l-.l.C5,.i .-aiil>i Al este. -r
al lii'AllINe I'll ic tTT,>- ,l.aki.l- larfr..
Gl>iiili'ii - Ire fc>lsUr col >aig estate. ,sl.l- . ~
N-'- t'iii.l -illlu- ltt .Ur>~ .o are pa AN ,-
lllS suit Al : ilgir."fc tlttrca IL LID s.- 81
sane o''iitt til,i 7 ei1ii, heard a liz.
piii,e ~ - iii'>u-R. In, .>iil iax ,5 ggr.l. .-
Aiia Il = iETI'itr tc'trrG. llz- all persons ILLS
'4i'ca ll'gJ, ~ .lJsIiuli 81 iiy "a Ilr r,,,-i 81
f'5ti IN HE tat.oiiiarl. l-l-lf-d IL - Jir~f-ry
N''~> IL t'>>Ntk l;v-laC> l8 slid iillt "a lcarif.
ll'f lEas l'car and al;t>i sila allow al af
q llleT ~v-' rs>e= aud H.. a.. heard Ia >lil DIM
'iir matter II partition ana distribution ~ .aff -i
flg tly CsJ-l.
Aucss. ASA l.. FRENCH J s.
4 IIl,. yo3.E al r,..,4rl
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T ANDS FOR SALE
In Westmore, VT, in the vicinity of
W | LOU HBY AXE

The subscriber offers for sale, in quantities to
suit purchasers. 5000 ACRES of New Land in
the town of Westmore, at prices varying from
3 to - per acre. according TO quality and loca-
ton.
These lands are of excellent quality. covered
with mixed growth of Maple, Beach, Birch,
Spruce and Hemlock. The soil is rich, dark
loan, and will produce from p to 81 bushels OF
Wheat per acre, without manure.
Westmore is near the Passumpsic Railroad. is
increasing IN population, and will eventually be-
come one Of the best agricultural towns in Or
leans County.
Such as are contemplating emigration TO the
the East. Will do well 10 take look at Westmore
before purchasing elsewhere. liberal credit
given. GEO. b. CHANDLER.
Concord, y Il. Feb 1861. 3ltf
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- I i I K OF EEMov
~ CALEDo>iA D4>rEr.-
Na7u.E PAL o,,,..- -. ->

Al a Probate Court held al - lalls.>iJlrg
SAID District. ga The l>ih day 81 Ma,rl ~.
TrU-1ram SallbuTll- aGnlii,iralur. ,jlrl T.,
llcNo, lpOn the estate al Nathan Palmer rs, !,
ai.i ia said district. deceased MAX, g,..,. e..
oonri Ter oeiSe 10 sell the whole 81 H.. Ia ..
sad deceased. representing that a ~
estate would be beiehOlai L. lie l,,I> 49,. --
lc.af.S oi said deceased .-
kherrugpii- il ~ ordered bE >aid C,,l-r, rs-
Cation be referred 10 the AIN day al Ara 4,
Probate ottiCe al ST bloomsbury Al -r,aia -.
arcasl" iheft'S'l ana II Is further Ordered rts-
~,'S ii. rested Toe noiiiicd hereof tv 1.f.# 3D.
lice 81 ihl> application and order Thereon -1.-
successfully III the Calvtiii.n printed a > -
I"-i''ie sad silne 81 hearing that t,.y rlas I.-
iiliir amt place. aud il They see cau>t ,4f-- q So
80 Attest. Asa l.. FRENCH, J.l-,..
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4 LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN

Just published. in a >rael envelope Price { cents.
lecture on The nature. treatment AMI radical cure Of
',Ptlia'tI n or Seminal Weakness inv iuntarv ennis
N"nS. sexual debility. and impru,rt, l., u, rri i,
ne N"'>.>> consumption. cpiirp>t and tits men
"a, i' ' ii"ciII rr>iiiH. Ic'i >rli-ai,c AZ
~ ne Mri-"iioNu author. IN this admirable lee
t proves nom III own experience that the aw-
fIi Consequences Of s"lfl>r inav In, i.rriIIiy,
Mitout medicine. AMI withou. angcrurS >r.iI orer,
.oiN' n''1rS Instruments ri-S CprddlS p,iutiu ont
nIe " cure Ill one" certain and r'icciuai lv which .v
ely sltiti 40 matter what h> condition may he may
t mn sci! Ih'lply privately AMI radically This I,
uiG WIZ prove boon To thousands and thousands Sent
uiii sed IN ian envelope II address On the re-
eP' Oi sA cents or two postage stamps. addressing
217I III Bow4rv Nm VI D - p. b T.:
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Collegiate Course
General Information.
rONSU MPT1ON. SCROFUIA.
" RHEUMATISM, &c

HEGE&AN cos GENUINE COD LIVER OH
has been proved 10y nearly - experience The re-
-eney for CoNsUsrI SC. and while IL cures he ~
ease II gives flesh and strength Ia the PATIENT Sc
-et The genuine Sold by Dru Srisfs -ensrarx '
HEGbMAN Co
2eil Chemists ami Druggists. New York
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EU L E Z OR PIN WORMS
DIR. F. C. GOULD'S
PIN WORM SYRUP

Is the first and only remedy offered to the pub;e
Tor the cH,ctnai removal Of the AscarideS. or Pin
"rifS. ico;:i the human system The =; II re,,,.-
iai"n !; has established in the last two wears
ana the fact 'nlt i i fast >ugcl>cdmg al other
worm r'He4Ie> i The oes; test OF i> grea; merit
IT AFFORDS RELIEF N rwENTY-rorg upi-RS
AND AN ENTIRE CURE Is WARRANTED
when taken according TO directions. which accom-
Pary each bottle.
'!S SyraP i also mos: valuable family ca.
'''T;e 20 be always us'd when pl.y~:c i REQUIRED
especially for children. Il co--cc,< tie ,e,-t,ins
Il'eN tone 10 the stomach AMI bowels. a>s:Sti,.,
nature IN her efforts :" restore health Il i pure
y Of vegetable extracts. and aiwa-s safe and re-
liable.
G Hc-vcy. Sole Proprietor.
Sold IN Boston ~ ,I,. { Goodwin 4 20 :,
MaT>-at street. and ,'har Wholesale iru--is,>
A. retail 10y HOY; \ Green. -. Joiln>5ury. + 3
MaEonn y Co. Morn i.uy. aS-;g
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9 O A P! S 0 APP!

Hard and Soft Soap manufactured and for sale
by D. CHAPMAN, on the Harris place. St.
Johnsbury, Vt. Also both dry and leached Ashes
constantly on hand and for sale.
L|-|S D. CHAPMAN.
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r E NJ 0 V A l. .

EU1 X T. NJ y y A IL {.
&l~I. B. GoRHAM has removed
e. his stock Of
B o o L S A ND SH o Z S
into the room with his
HATS, CAPS AND FURS,
where he will continue to keep and manufacture
BOOTS AND SHOES OF THE VARIOUS
PATTERNS AND LATEST STYLES
His Manufacturing Department will be under
the direction of
NJ r Il o B Z r L NJ AN,
who has been known in this vicinity for many
years as very faithful and accommodating work
man.
MR.. GERON.
from Hanover. n. H, who has been with me for
the LAST SIN MONTHS. still continues 10 make the
LADIES It GENTS FINE BOOTS
which for superior workmanship are excel!ed by
none. 26
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Aues'- ASA L. FRENCH J s-
= lgur COSY ui record,
Atle>i. ASA J.. FRENCH III
TATE OF VERMONT

tS>EA Cu1NIA. -.
Ia Probate Cuurt Aels. II r,lt probate .-t|.- S. r-
ar. Ni.l and i.r sad d>T-i.i tilri. -l f r 3 @
lN's Jau'r fGyll'-. guardian u Ng.a. = p...- ..
-ls ii- u - l'. fht-i'>. 4&lc 81 Ll,.,4i-g-. -
ia'Niil- lrSgled rtal estate u lc- sad Nar-
share ia itr h''It'>ieL 81 SAL Ja> Pnv.->
lii= ilai >aie fherti l. irCc>oIry and comm ...
lvSf ilivgr-i 81 her said ward
hrrcrlrsll il ! ,'It!vryl ~ "A "a o.grg rhs-.
uua iv heard IL the Probate ,,ihoe IN lr,r,, p -
51h dT Il March LtNI. AID. L l. rarfs,T ,. FL.
l'llor lie gwen !" al l'c-S tltCeT.frl
tl'n :" u yisti az The a.rd lal. printed "a;
uuTf Three RHcehs SucCc>>yclv lrfrr Sad d .,..-
= So siir>i- JONAH BRuOh> -.
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AN OLD STANDARD REMEDY.
For Coughs, Colds, Consumption. and al
Pulmonary Complaints, use the
EEGETA pIrJ NON,py D,Ic,>,

VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM,
Which has maintained its high reputation for
nearly forty years, and is recommended BY many
OF the most eminent physicians and gentlemen
III the country. among whom are Rev JOSIAH
Itch. Philadelphia; Rev DR. Lyman Rccchcr
New ork the late Prof Leonard Woods An
dover Theologic, Seminary; d Thompson
ormer secretary of state. VT. Drs Merrill Perry
Abel. Pasker. Berry, and many others; by til,
Press. and by the largest and Oldest dealers in
IrugS and medicines in the United States al,
CanadaS.
OPINIONS OF THE TRADE" We know
of no medicine which has daservcdly suetaiu,,
so high reputation for so long term OF years
or which more rarely disappo.nts the rcasonabl,
expectations of those who use it,
| Isl ned by many of the oldest and most res
peectable druggists in the United States
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT

The books Of s. NEWELL are in the Office of
Al willard. ESQ. where the unsettled demands
PTe'ionS u 1861 can be Hquda'cd
-. Johnsbury. Jan. To- 1868 2gtf
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STOCK AT AUCTION.

The subscribers will sell at public auction.
ON FRIDAY, MARCH p, 1868,
At 10 o'clock a. m. at the residence of John O
Hale, in St Johnsbury, the following property,
viz 10 good Cows. , yoke of Oxen, three years
old Steer, Two Years Odds g Heifers and pair
Steers.) Yearlings, or tons of good Hay, 30
Sheep, &C., &c. Terms, all sums under 50. cash
down; over 50, six months credit with good Sc
curity. GEORGE CARR,
JOHN 0. HALE.
JOHN II. MOORE, Auct. c3S-39
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GAVE YOUR SILKS. RIBBONS. Al

! HEGEMAN 4 cos CONCENTg ATEp ifN.-N
removes PANT Grease >I'ls &c. iu>tartl..
tnleTes- Silks. &C. equal 10 Anew Wiih4ar !-r.
lnosi delicate color or latl &C. Ncir y cents ssr
sod 10y Druggists uE,,ENlN A 90
AL Chemist. a,,l T,-Tl--s.-. N..sg
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= L A I f OF TERMor

Al session ~ Probate Court lrla,,, - .
oilCe Ia ~ Jolii>burg. un the 10th ,iay at A g. =
I-aisan VI Gray and Horace brown -, ~ d. i,
Hin Of Sheffield In said d>tri,i An i,Ss, 'i- .-.
application 10 said court li,-rl-. I, -. l7IH0 49,.
estate ol Their >ad ward. rel,rr>,l,1i, - y 20. .-
w. uld te conducive 10 the Interest 90 IL Ia >a
ulc PIIpee {" lutli- The Proceeds ii sui, =
OF investing II IN STOCKS. real ,>raf ' a' -'t-
ieI' Upon II i ordered In said CoIrr -t.
Gallon c referred 10 Il session thereof - >.. l.-
Probate Ufiice in St Johnsbury aforesaid
"l Alhd, A ID los. Tor hearing and g. 49, ST. .
AID al L further ordered that notice %, - '
'lid 81 Inc Time and place 81 heaTiii- There. co.
all Interested by the publication - >,,5 e, - -.f'r..
Ne'kH sno'essyeiy in The CaleGolliau l,rir.r.5 =. @
l'uIA before said lime ,d hearing. Thai IL, Wei
n said lime aid place siid Il they -et
80 Attest, ASA l. FRENCH. Ju3-..,. - .....
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Monty Is WEALTH
CURE TOTR CUT4R FpE - CTNT>
The best and cheapes, household r,nl II 5.
the World.
MAD. zApec PnRrER,s sRF,rnni-.R Jaw.

MAD LADeJ PORrERS GREAT Cos '.h ht'f.
Madame lad P,,rlrr's Curative Ia'Ssra j.
u Used Scou;ei,4c 10 tEe arrc,jrl> e ..r. F..
Coughs. Gods hlp3,iils y'sp-h A>-..tl.. a..
hons Il The Threat AID Lungs
Nad&llic La,auc Purt-I'> B4l>R.l o. .fg.. a -
requisite carv aid skill. fr,.Iu COM .
rrtit'lirs Ia vegetable king Ia a.ura- a. .f.
quantities. arr ha>cd "a j. power s->~- -s .H
Al-''rslH tlrcuaIIUs u. its- elepd through t....
iol Aloicfi remedy. llt elaorft.-g,a-l. '-
an r'lr,i iAc' can bc iaken .ls the oic~; ir'-
eSl Ctti1.
Aalaile Lad"c Pu-ier'S Ral,am la .c'r1 g. Pol.
l'oIlc Ia vRtT i wears. aud Ia, g....ra -
Simply ~ being recommended hy these Nh i"' -
l" ihelr Afflicted frlel4lS and otler>.
avSr NORTHUMBERLAND ZaluC Pu-'rl t.-
nAl>am l. sod Al = pre- HlicE lril-> o D. =.
% eNeih one 10 kerpii convenient 1Hr U>t- ..r A
u>t ~ siSlc hJile MI frvNc - tc u.Tt.. I-' t'
cost
NoIacE-Sake EoNr money. do l,C @, lH'>..-
purchase articles ii H. 10 Il. which daG C1-iAi
llt> 81 The Is otul bottle u Madam" P>j' - ,a
saii 'ie oh>i 81 Ran isCl uIlie uioa = - -
u i4i,it'sl any oilstr me lcltlr. aud Tue tt1f
which II l. sud- il.aAcs the isr,'il - lie ~f a.
suiail ''iiG uilf5r1ifC Piled svaltr- Viii >yl.y i.-
mend other medicines W.IIUh it-ir -.i- ff
uil!ess llr customers Insist upon l.aR llc NJ l.
aiG hone Viher- Ak dor Madame P.,Ilt''> .a''' 90
eAii filoc ~ ceiiis and IA aT-c -s'Il-> - - ,..
take iio uiaer IL sva can fiSt go Il - ,l- SORE
a. another.
Srr Sold sr all druggists and s-.-,-s,vl,,-- a. -
and IL larger bottles Al - cents
HALL RCgkEl., II gririu-S. NJ"
u Z 1oolsA IN q CO. NJ. n MARSHA $500.
tcil, Geiieral Agents Tor New Englald.
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Time the True Test,-EIp0ience the Bcst Gujde
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr. El;v a. on" of the most cluslle and
successful Practitioners with whom hav. LlI n;ri,
intercourse" CHARLES MASON
49,, Commissioner" i Patents.
Il have uohcSitoGj in assuring inventor, t,t ~
cannot employ person more cnI;.frut ir. t~u,twcrt
andm"re cipahl" "t P!t;iu their Irp"lt.r- i'm form
I" SECURE ir them an early I! favorable r,. Sirra,,I
at the Patent p;Cc.'' EENI-ND EI-PSr
. 49,. Late tp!n;I.>~3.'lcr 70 Patents
M 4 II. III: has MACE M, thirteen arrIi,,ti,,
OF all but one q" wI pate EMS haze been -raurrd AMI
tnit j. now p",.c. such t,r rTuI If -;
talent aui ability %" his part teal, me t. r,co,rn.T oil
they may !r -Ir" II hiyi: the most ti:ll 1trn;i,
bestowed IN their cases. and Very reasonable rhr
grS.'' JojIE r So, t''
During eight months til" subscriber in ,,iir.. - HI
lir;r practice. ma /" "n twice reject! applications siy
vor, by thr Commissioner vf patents "
Boston, Dec. -. 1852 - -ODi'
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Copartnership.

WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH
w ms, in the Forwarding and Commission bus
mess, Dir. II. X. Dunkerson, formerly of the firm
If Slaughter Dunkerson, under the firm name CT
Crane, Brown & Co. CRANE & BROWN
nov ~
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JUNE 80, 1863.

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shall pass free in the mails without linz
it to weight. Likewise all Congression-
al and executive and other public doeu-
uments, when duly franked. Franked
deeds, cuttings, roots, and scions are linn
itad TO twelve ounces All other tranked
matter is limited to four ounces.
Postmasters are reQaiist dnelquarter.
rents .aqe IN iRetteTs, for which no owner
can be found, are held subject TO r, cama-
ton four years.
Letter postage is to be charged on all
matter received for mailing except reg
ular newspapers and periodicals, books,
unsealed circulars, franked matter en-
braced in the list of miscellaneous and
transient matter herein given.
Postmasters are authorized to pay one
cent each for domestic letters brought to
the office by steamers not employed in
carrying the mail, such letters to be
charged Tor at uuuule rates mailing
Any person who desires to review the
official copies of the Post Office laws and
Regulations of the different editions, or
the revised list of post offices and post
masters, can be accommodated by call
ing at the Post Office -
JAMES II. Nc NEELY, P, NJ.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-30
BOILER MAKER.
JOHN P. LAURENT,
Boiler Maker,
Corner of Pine and Water Streets,
VANSVILLE INDIANA.

lam PREPARED TO MAKE ALL KINDS
Il OF Steam Boilers, stationary or portable have
every facility for doing good work that good ma
chirery and good workmen can give, and all work
entrusted TO me will lie made under my personal
Workmen sent to any part of the City and
country to do repairing. j APPS
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-30
COMMISSION BUSINESS
Quick Sales and Prompt Returns.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
New Advancement.

NEW Arrangement.
TNHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY RE-
Il SPECTFULLY announce to their friends and
patrons, the public of Evansville and vicinity that,
With increased facilities for the transportation Of
Freight, Packages,
Money and Valuables,
They solicit continuance of former fayors. rs.
?ecial care taken in the collection of Bills Drafts
Notes, and the transportation of small and valha-
Die packages.
All persons wishing to avail themselves of II .
facilities of the Express can obtain aryaesired in
formation in reference to the routes and details Of
:he business, at their Office First street. betweeL
Main and Locust. ---
jy2 CHAs. wENTZ, Agent.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-30
MEDICAL.

s.. W. THOMPSON, III. D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE No. IS wALSUT STREET,
(At DR.. Ronald's Old Stand.)
E VAN VII LIE, INDIANA
nOv2S-1y ..g-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-30
GLASS & QUEENS WARE.
STOCK ENLARGED.
PRICES REDUCED.

81 M. A. LAWRENCE
Has doubled his Stock, and
is now Selling his Glass and
Queensware lower than any
other House on the Ohio
River.
nj ERCHA ANTS
Will be supplied with an un-
usual quantity of Common
Ware. Call and try him.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-30
SAW MILL.
Pigeon Greek Saw Mill.
STARK, BRINKMEYER & co.

JTAvING BOUGHT THE ABOVE SAW MILL
II of MIR. Cody, we are prepared to execute all
orders for Lumber at the shortest notice with
promptncss and dispatch and will give full salts
faction TO all.
Give Us a call before you buy elsewhere. Orders
can be left at BRINKMEYER & cos.
myl3-3m Main Street, or at the Mill.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-30

Special Railroad d Agents.
Give through receipts and make liberal cash ad-
iances on shipments of Produce and Tobacco TO
New York. CRANE, BROWN & CO.
Evansville, Nov. Goth, 1861.