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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-02
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN
r O'CLOCK A. M.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POToMAC, }
December 81.

A reconnaissance in force went out yesterday
morning Which will probably be heard from in
few days.
1t is believed here that considerable portion
of General Lees army has moved from It's late
position and gone up tic Rappahannook. liz
destination, however, 10 not known.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-02

elAILUF VEkMONT Tin Probate Count, held at
WASH G1oS DIs1HCT, SIS Montpelier, within and for
said District on the 9th day Of December. \ ID 1862.
A instrument, puIpoung TO lie the last VIII and Tesla
Il ment Of John w Ia lis, late If Worcester, In tad
District deceased being presented to the CouIt by Muot
NJ h a u.s. the ptIsCn having custody If the same, Tor
Probate: it il ordered by said Count, that all persons
concerned therein, be notified to appear at session Ut
said Court, To be holden at the Probate Office III Mont
pelier on The Glib day ii January, u 1868, and show
cause, If any they may have ag inst The m ate Of said
win which urpose il is tHtler oIdtItd Mat ctpy
If h record Of this Order be published 1ee weeks sue
ceSsiveJ ia the Gneu Me- main Fle'nan, nil led "A.
Monpe er, pItvOus to said time plnted for heatng
me copy record.
f3C3aa Arlc,t-N. A. CHASE, Register.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-02

FROM MoNRoE.-It appears that the federals
took possession of Monroe ore day last week.
One account states that they had crossed the
river there and taken the road in this direction.
another report states that the enemy have fallen
back from Monroe. It is our firm belief that
they will not attempt to come to Shreveport at
present unless they can defeat Price on the Ar
kansas river, and that will be very hard to do.
We therefore beseech our citizens to remain
cool and quiet-not to become excited, running
away and destroying their property
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-02

TEXANS AT JACKsoN-Lately while a Texan
regiment at Jackson was on its way to take the
place of regiment doing outpost duty, one Of
Grants masked batteries Of four pieces, was
opened on it, Within few minutes one hun
dred and forty were killed and wounded. The
Texans were so incensed that they rushed pell-
nell towards the enemy, and captured the bat
tory and fifteen OF the gunners, and having no
horses fit for the duty, theyharnessed themselves
to the cannon and brought them safely into our
lines. Tnis is the sort III mel Johnston his
under bis command They may b. starved, but
not whipped Alabama Paper.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-02

Vallandigham in an address to the people Of
Ohio, dated Niagara Falls, uses the following
language. Let it be rebuke to the chicken
hearted patriots, who now hang their heads and
give up:
Travelling thousand miles or more, through
nearly one-half Of the Confederate States, and
sojourning for a time at widely different points,
| met not one man, woman or child, who was
not resolved to perish rather than yield to the
pressure of arms, even in the most desperate
extremity. And, whatever may and must be
the varying fortune of the war, in all which
recognise the hand of Providence pointing visi-
bly, to the ultimate issue Of this great trial of
the States and people Of America, they are bet
ter prepared now every way to make good their
memorable purpose than at any period since the
beginning of the struggle"
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-02

Tn another column will be found an address
to the citizens of Texas, north Louisiana, Ar
kansas and Missouri, signed by the governors
of those States 1t is a stirring appeal to the
patriotism of the people residing west of the
Mississippi river. Cut off, as we are, from all
the country east of the Mississippi, we should
cheerfuly unite and do all in our power to de-
fend our homes and property against the raw
ages of the invading foe Every facility and
aid should be rendered Gen. Smith to enable
him to carry out his designs and plans. Every
white male lit matters not his age) capable of
bearing arms, should be made to take the field.
Many of them, although incapable Of perform
ing camp duty, might proftably be employedas
nurses, couriers, clerks, purchasing agents, &c,
instead Of hale hearty young men. There has
been too much Striking" ard the shirls should
be put to work instead Of blowing" All the
teamsters, ostlers, &C., &C., should be negroes
instead of whitemen. AS but litsle cotton has
been raised this year, at least onehalf of the
negroes could be Withdrawn from the planta-
rs without serious detriment TO the owners.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-02

No MORE SUBsTITUTEs.-It appears that the
day of putting in substitutes has passed. This
is as it should be, man should not be allowed
to be patriotic by proxy only. The principle is
wrong in itself, and has tendency to injure
who ought to be interested in the welfare Of
the country; and puts in their place, men whose
chief motive in entering the army is to make
money Men who have property are or ought
to be deeply interested in our success and ought
not to complain now that the game Of substitu-
ting can be played no more. Alex. Demo
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-02

FROM LITTLE Rocky official dispatches
from Gen. Price to Gen, E. Kirby Smith, dated
Little Rock, August 10Th, we learn the follow
ing-"The enemy attacked our cavalry on
bayou Metre on the 9th at noon. They were
successfully resisted until dark. The enemy
fell bacI, the same night, and have not advanced
again. Our troops are in fine spirits and ex-
cellent condition, and should the enemy ad-
vance again, will give battle, confident Of the
result
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-02

We call attention to the article which we ex-
tract from the Louisiana Baptist, under the i'm
posing head of "Police organisation" 1t seems
to US that the suggestion is very applicable to
every parish; and we should like to see some of
our prominent citizens take the matter into
serious consideration.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-02

By reference to our advertising columns, it
will be seen that Mr. Fl. Peralta is candidate
for reelection as auditor for the State of Lou
isana. We have known Mr.. Peralta for about
twenty-five years, and can bear testimony of his
attention to business and correct department in
Office.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-02

RYE.-We are indebted to our old patron and
kind friend, s. D. Dewitt, residing near King
ston, for a sack Of excellent rye, which we in;
tend converting into coffee.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-02

Movers, with large droves of negroes, con-
tinue to pass through our town daily, bound
lor Texas. Really we fear too many slaves aro
congregating in Texas-they may in time be
come very troublesome
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-02

An exchange says it is very difficult to cross
the Mississippi river at present. the federals at
all times and points keeping strict lookout
Many persons are known to be east of the Mis-
sissippi who have been unsuccessfully trying to-
cross for weeks without being able to do so.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-02
Barbecue.

There will be barbecue given to the returned
volunteers from Vicksburg, at Spring Ridge
Church, on Saturday next, the 9TH inst The
soldiers generally, are invited to attend, the
ladies are especially invited
Spring Ridge, La, Sept.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-02

From THE Rio GRANDE.-The Houston News
Of the 26th ult., says we learn that there are
now several gunboats of the enemy at the
mouth of the Rio Grande, and that several of
the blockaders along our coast have left their
usual places are believed to be concentrating at
the above point These are believed to be
ominous indications. The opinion is entertain
ed that the enemy have planned simultaneous
invasion by land, on our northeastern frontier,
and by water. No doubt one object Of the yes
sells of war at the mouth Of the Rio Grande is
to keep vigilant watch over operations there
during the change Of government in Mexico
The designs Of Napoleon are looked upon in
Washington City with undisguised apprehen-
SION"
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-02

GOVERNOR REYNOLDS. distinguished re-
fugee from Missouri, has been sojourning in our
city for several days. He has very forcby and
feelngly addressed our citizens upon the sub
ject Of the present war He is full Of hope and
confident Of final success. He tells the people
that there is no cause to despond; that as sure
as the sun rises and sets that we will obtain our
independence. He appears well ''posted" in
the resources Of the country west Of the Mis-
sissippi river, and very satisfactorily proves our
ability to sustain ourselves. His manners are
easy and graceful-and as an orator, he is quite
pleasing without ''rant" and stage mimicry,-I
AS his Office as governor of Missouri is usurped
he may probably remain in our midst for some
time. We hope that all the courtesy in our
power will be extended to such distinguished
stranger, now an exile from his State.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-02

1t may be considered somewhat presumptuous
in mere fogy field officer to offer suggestion
to an active, energetic and successful general
But it does seem to US that prudence should die
tate the propriety of having regiment or bat
TALON Of soldiers stationed near Shreveport. A
large number Of unruly negroes are now, and
will for some time to come, be employed about this
city, and it is necessary that there should be an
efficient force to keep them in subsection. A
body Of soldiers would not only protect our
wives and children, but assist in guarding our
property. Citizens should treat soldiers with
the greatest kindness, and do every thing in
their power to render them comfortable but in
no instance should ever interfere with their af-
fairs as soldiers. Military regulations and dis
cipIine must be supported (no army can ever
succeed without it, and no citizen should ever
attempt to interfere with army regulations.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-02
For Congress.

TOT COngIeSS.
We are authorised to announce Colonel B.. L..
HODGE, as a candidate for congress from this
district. Election first Monday in November
next.
We are authorised to announce Colonel T. G.
HUNT as a candidate for Congress to represent
the lst Congressional District of this State
RICHARD CHARLES DOWNEs, of the
parish of Iberville, is candidate to represent
the FOURTH DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA in the Con-
federate congress.
Election on the first Monday of November,
by general ticket
For State Auditor.
II. PERALTA,
Candidate for reelection to the office of State
Auditor.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-02

After the lst day Of September next no new
subscriber will be taken for less than so per
annum, or S. for six months. This arrange
ment, of course, does not affect those who are
already subscribers, up 20 the date they have
paid for.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1863-09-02

Worldly JOY is sunhower, which shuts when
he CLEAN of prosperity is over; spiritual joy is
IN evergreen--an unfading plant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-24
1863. THE E,il.ls., 1868.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
yf., g.. connection. flfms

pENNsIL EANlA GENITAL kAlLROAD,
with ii. connection, fafDs
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FEos Nr,s-ioG. To IuH .HuSClrAL WKalKRs CITIEs
6egea trius daily BON Now Yok to Philadelphia. via
New. J,fsey suJ Camden ahl Ambg Inc.
All TaPOJGl 1rGAIN3 ron ave WEI BY THIS
10" EoJ.Is Lave NEW-YOEK FROM rue
FO.T OF COT hILANDf-SE .
By way iPbnade phs. the mont passengers ioa'e New"
Yofk a. g. M uis other ysEiug phsn.ofs
Al q o. NJ, one hour Ia 90 e. other Inca
~ way 0f Allentown evening pt eugfh tA's d. y Ia,
two Louf' ltef tan tho ho,n geS sad pI po io1'es
az i've nt same tiuo Northern Luce In Chicti' anl all
port ~ the NoiWos, Cttne. lGdisnspOli' LOnisNhs
N IoUis Ca,riand Couinbps Cincinnati tnd al Hl-ia
points West with iewer charge ef cas- ,,-.,
sloe rins SArk, vi.hout ohas7i ou hsdoPt"N 70
Pitt,burrh 3a6 miles, md heW-fo 10 fttabsg 80 nio-
smoking aud saloon CaIs Oh al tftins
Isi- the IL other routes.
p.,ssgo g. Ned through Transfers free.
S,cpte Ticict. good ulfil us-d by Pittsburgh
WtTrFRN EMldKAi 4ON. . -
I1e Penny .aiS Central Company runs an hh'Frint
rsve parties moving Wes'~ald al onsh no usual 'ao'
Of fLfo yr-.,,.r4re
By this route frghs u al dtso 5ipls can Do lofWaI9el
10 aIi IN, "a AIS pan. the H I'D, OF Otto hehu' ~
Iuaiapa, Ilino, ~ ne5rsu, Iowa ~ Ds' ur ny Rail,
ROAD DIRECT. to any port On no HaHg" MYERS "
lie a. at by .,.a. nsrs from iIu-hufgh.
is fatrs Of 90 ad FROM polnt ~ TIE " oA' Y
the P,us,yaria t-lgs bar "a nlc ct all tmss as favorable
Ip.ra ipn.ng the tf4nsp0uaioh II thef ffelsht !" L
,apau, csi rev with couAl-ic~ "a .sa fc7dl uais't
NN~-F7-"' LIVE SIJGh.
Fsrnsrs and Dessc In Live stock win ind this most al
~ eeou route. Cipscious ifds, well WaiefeJ ana sup
lied lh every COINCIDENCE have been ope1sd On tins le
M M capacc ne and every g't-u.ian - pad 20 telr wants
from Hamburg where WI De ysu9 t''iI III MI
f,-dnE and res'irs cloee y tnsiea 81 u ~
PuIh s. W.YOfK and 10 1L1lh ORE MARhF -.
J. l. ELLIOTT, f1"eustf Agent No @'''' "'"''
LIECH - Go, Er-ight AGENT, - a., 81,
No is'or. K on,e AID No. 5ou'h Whlizm-st'
MCDONALD Bl5ChOff Em gssnt AEsst., o.,,
pnn.u>, ExN,ta a-..,. "a, m. ant Altooua. Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-24
Amnsemenis.
AMERICAN
ESARNUaI's
MUSEUM.
SATURDAY. Jan. Is, 1893.
n - - I. kHfIE > fITfaNf - .

SATURDAY. Jan. ~, 1893
GRAND FA&ILi JUBILEE!
Tho thonssnai lades ani cdsen who esgcr 10 sec
| tie olsrmi li,ls
MISS LAYINTA WARREN,
MISS LAVINIA WARREN,
MISS LAVINIA WARREN,
THE QUEEN OF BEAUTY
THE QUEEN OF BEAUTY,
end desou eyodila the great crowds othc asrnoon
wv GIVE 4 DP1IIuc PERFORMANCE
THIS MORNING AT II O'CLOCK,
THIS MORNING AT 70 O'CLOCK,
THIS MORNING AT 70 0 CLOCK,
FOR their 'pecill acc mmod.too when lie same
ELE6ANI DRAMA. HOME. SWEET HoME.'
AFTERNOON and EVENING, at and q o'clock, viii bs
TIE CHARMING LIFE llyyttao QUEEN OF BEAUTY
iiussnE roo 10 ana aad ul al,o ,ppsM the stage ia
he Lcare Room be,ve@u the acts 4 the drama This ss
b. "a thc!adie- and oni'drep TO
SEE EYERYT6IN4 IN THE MORNING.
aud 10 AVOID G 20 S's TIN Si&S ONE AND ALL!
CONE EARLY! See The iie Qreen, and c1nVerse with
het snd thsn SEQ her eapcs tue folta on Ihe 'tl,e
BODY s,s tho ;Ie iad I'd witas tho ay or not jus'
TBE wEDDISG DAY BEING FIXED
LITTLE cOUPIE Will BE MARRIED,
eeer which arc will oeyer b. seen 70 public; tho little
ene1s having Determined tia. sbal never DO exhibited
after she 5ecollei
GEN. TOM THUMBS WIFE,
GEN. TOM THUMBS WIFE,
GEN TOM THUMBS WIFE,
GEN. TOM THUMBS WIFE,
the only possible chance Of seenl lar during
THE NEXT FEW DAYS,
THE NEXT FEW DAYS,
THE NEXT Few DAYS.
THE NEXT FEW DAYS,
they iue1i to start for Europe asr the
tton OF tie happy eysn'. Hence -
NOW IS VHE TILE
II "a emSbatcaliy now Or NEVER!
SIZE VILLAS 10 o. exhibition afternoon and evening
She 10 seen al al ,imes IA Company WIN
COMMODORE MUTT,
TAG FAMOUS S30Dp MUTT,
the most dininutye Known making
THE SMALLEST PAIR
Ofhumsn beings ever . tho flee ~ tis Globe.
TOGETHER WEIGHING ONLY Sig POUNDS.
MISS WAARES'5 WARDRO ~ i 20 extensive thst che
s2Pesr, different dres every day and in cAs.e sssc.
lion VI her splendid 5Nes ayays in9uing hst magnificent
DLnOND ENGAGEMENT RING"
which she si0dly exhibits TO her visitors.
Asa b., all h5urs sysry day and evening the
GRAND AQIARTA. ALBINO FAMILY WHAT is lit
CALL FOINiA BEARS exhibited snd performed by Herr
Dsiofosc LIVING HAPPY FAMILY &c
Mrs EMaA BELL. Vocalist ner irt sppesrance
Nj dAHAISON. COMIC IMfKOGPIU SINGER,
sppe.r. "a his ini1ita5s q; each performances
Adnls,io1 IS c@nts. Children under ten 10 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-24

DALACE GAhDEN;
ADEfENS
IA CHAMBRE pILLU6I0N.
lSh.st.. mar Gla.-y.,
o. MONDAY EVEN NJ, Jan. &c 1908,
AND EVERY EVENING DURING TIE WEEK.
Introducing N
ORIGINAL IDEA EVERY EVENING.
An eGaa chance o ca individual, in tue audience to 'ho"
the" '"'''"''''0 GUESSING.
SPLENDID GOLD WATCH
will be given TO tue one who 9nee' nes the one iu"0e
drawn noun tGo1s sLe
OR, AphlEHS
FAREWELL EhfLRiAiNMtNln
PgEsTIDtGIrATiON
ureviou, 70 loayiug ios EUROPE kOr pAerss see New
~. - and 50 c.ru Seats can b. secured two days in
Doot. open q, =, commence a. s o'coet
Music 81 TdE BEST ARTISTS.
nROADWAY MENAGERIE, M. 600 Broad
ID ,T,y L. u Lent Mlusscl--Open daily irom 10 a. IA ito
~ p M with the largest aud me' complete collection of
n'''' BEASTS, BIRDS AND REPTILES
Ia America New ssd IsI. sr,'nr1 s'e sdded nmoEt daily
are led that tho LyHbitiya Is open ths oushou the dsJ
and .vruily without ih'e.ihis-"n
AdmiisiSn p cent?. chidreu under ten IS cents. POI.
,IFR. CHURCH's NEW PICTURE
Va UNDER NIAGARA,
Pai. from Sules made ON tho Mid Of tho Mat il now
e. FGhuition 0ounis Galaxy No. 7I3 Bosdwiy from
"a IN 10 . !. m Ad"i.aiSa - eoAta
EFrH-AV. SKATING POND.
Z season Ticket fof sale at tho
FIFTH AVE &uE HOTEL,
MEIROP0LlTAN
Xsf0a HOUSE. and al
the PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No. q, Dts.dw'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-24
osnct ~ Apsr CLoruiso 40 EsurAos,

Nv. o.. h.,alTse. NE'i.l JEL. Jsl. n. 1909 .
A rely SUPPLIES Sealed Proposals will
"a rs received % ,lis Onro ulii y C,.lck AZ. on
Thursday tie 2e.h ius' 0r iu' ishe b. conli {. Al
10 bop, q. Army Clothing an4 Lq4l 81 keI ,lk e'ty
100 80 la'rs sure WOO! AE.iE STOCKINGS, 20 weigh
three pounds 20 tie 6sE-o.
2OpicC KSIT SHIRTS - -
so oo5 ya.ls VIII ~ COITONAHD WOOL FLANNEL,
10 ua ~ q .ntcea Per yard -
2Ieo WINE COTTON AND WOOL FLANNEL
.Sh.FTS
All % lis above articles 10 lie 81 III T,,pecis equal to tie
,'.rOsrl ssr Pies which IN. be steI Il this Office
HiJJeI viii how u,ouy 81 taon hipco 'AeY wish 70
gatp.sh ava the shortest 81 which they I4rss
c. .yehcs.
Bjd. WIN also he received ~ the tine Tor mnuufc'ur-
irs shirts rs material be firpist 81 by the United btt,
ProDo.ss nut BE- Gr25 psno1 by proper gosIsnJ 70.
!hc ,aiiuill execution Of a o0niTact
Tee iH-f tl- usht 10 ffJrpf any plfi Or
Abe thoe so the BIDS n.y 30 ueones for bs ineiei
q no .stslca. ,t,-
cio,kp~ IL -irs ri.ure' Shirt. Mart!scsoGu6
5hrts' Is ihe csse may b.. rgI sdiIcesed 20
.er'. to. ID. H. Fl.1D.l, u. q. III l.. 4. ,. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-24

WINTER GARDEN.
W CONTINUED TRIUMPH
OF the
BRILLIANT AND BEAUTIFUL cUBAs.
whs viii appear
TONIGHT
FOR TIE LAS TIME
n the military spectacle Of - -
THE FRENCH SPY.
which 30 laid aide NoBd-y evening FOR tbs produc-
dpcton Of Cse.ts eeiy5rstea psntoEninc piece,
NARANAfrAi
The gh.fsl domestic srsma Of
TIE CHIMNEY CORNER
With the great character actor, .
Mr. C. ". coULDOCK.
Ia his wonderful imPrrson..ion OF
PETER PRoBIrY.
will DO presented - -
TONIGHT fHn EVERY NIcHT,
being hGiel LiIlrlv BY crow led euai ncs with
ENruCSIAstlC APPLAUSE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-24

T,is 10 rners Pa'am, tItrr D UnTleIlnt Medicine
fos Unpleasant tsd Dangerous DselseS
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
IMPROVED NOSE WASH
CURES rtGEr plSEa3cS
IN 81, their stage It te Ipcnf- m oruo change IN diet
no Inconvenience, ald exposure. 10 cspits iicq ert
de,u. md gives strength TO nse h-i' by rem ging %.
ttraetOut lleVsutlg cad earns otiNues 81 tho Iroiur
slsyre lsiu sd ILLUMINATION 20 E-iacnt Ia THIS cass u
deasss and 81 lin. al POI oAcli. de9isd AM wO'a opt
matter -. ....-.. 81. $50. -. ....
THOUSANDS UPOS THOu SANDS Nuo HAVE DEEM
THE VICTIMS or 9uACkS
and 10 nave ad heavy tees tc cITd la short tine,
Lave tlsv we're deceived sd ttst Ire poison hss by
an, u.- Il powsui Stnlcat4." been d iod up "a tie
sy,tsm 70 DIcas our ia s.grAys'ci f1fp. md
IEuHAPs AfGEh MAIiAlAGE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-24

ThiI medicine ncaiss the power Of digestion and eIoes
tho aD'orbes into hssty sc'on, by which tao water or
escefous daposous aud oil enlaTgelens
saced o. well 70 piin ard inmsiou. aud good for
lien. WOMEN. AID CaILpkEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-24

CRAND CONCERT
W FOR THE
BENEslT or FR. MOLLINHAUER,
AT TliE CEltNAN OpL2A HOUSE
(Nsi.cNs old Tuea,agl,
SAT- DAY Jsu. 2.ti,
At which vii appear 10 following
UNPARALLELED a LAY Or TALENT.
Miss STOCKTON,
TIE ,rss. Prima Donna,
Fron the Italian ofsra by he Id permission Of Mr. Grsa
The C. .ebIlted Ams .iclu Tenor.
Mr WILLIAM CASTLE
The 1.stins u.tci V.,lli;. ..
~ EOwAhO MoLLENHAUER-
The auIVAed t!lsi
NJ r J. EBEN.
The vel in0wn aud Dufh admired Btri.ono,
Mr. :. G. CAMPBELL.
Aud rc celebrated Or uist ava pSgis;i
Ni. A. DAVIS,
who will perform OF his .ga S)os upor the AeiAnde
Oman.
Boors open a. 7. commence Gt 5. .
Ticket, oil psrts o., hr o N cents VIII be sod O;
.lan Z sons, Uoer SchmcTs and AZ me Box Ogtce.
Heor,d seats, 25 cents sE 30 be o6.ansd At tho Boz
Onee.
gt.ya,e boxes ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-24
Dai!oias alatcria!s.
SLATE COMP ANY.
Manufacturers Of al s'Ees Of Purple and Grees
ROOFING SLATE.

Depot sn1 0Gcs, Qusrriss near Hydeyie W.
Cor lOth,y znd i2,hst. NY, 4. X. RIDER,
ADAM PONTON. Superintendent.
The EAGLE SLATE produced ~ these qusrres which
are toe most extensive 81 the kind IL America Is well known
toe puhac 20 be Of the best quality made IN this country.
The sinaton OF these qgsres, the Saratoga sod Nhe-
Rsileord cnly eleven miles Sm csna aud lake navisa-
o scOds cheap cad easy communication by railroad "
With all parts - the conhtry WIN improved ma
chine y worked by steam pover tbe sacies of the Com
p2uy for the manufacture Of Sste uurivaed enabling
tho to I'll oTdets 10 alulOst any extent ~ q,
Slate Roof 10 "a cheap az tin. shingles or IRON ~ wm
put on lifetime. IL 10 psosf sssiass ace and
saving n insurance Eat,S GA.
With good cterD thu rsinyater gathered rom eass
Rom il fee from all impu titles ~
Otdris mAy be addfessed to the Company at tbeh
York Depot. 10 O. FURMAN, Agent no. |'u'HAH"''"'
A. K RIDER, supt Of ouNris' Hydovle, W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-24
USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
RIJCHJ

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For ali affection, and disease. Of the Uhnsry Organs whether
IN MALE Oh FEMALE.
From wh,,eytr ol5ins,iuS aui no g'isr OF hog
long ,tAneing Diseases OF these Ofs-nA
require The al oi Uufotc
EXTRACT BUCHU
Is THE oaEAI DipRErlC,
AMI 30 no HAVE rHE
DA5IRED EFFECT
l., ALL DISEASES
II RECOMMENDED.
r sPunSlbLE CHARACTER
will accompany the n'a,SS;nei
FROM 2 70 g NM NM A sciES6 WI aD FAME
g
PHYSICIANS PLEASE NOTICE
WE MAZE No SECRET OF INGREDIENTS.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
composed Of Buchu cabsbs ,nd Juniper Berries selected
xih gfsa. care by oou etont dflg.i.l
PREPARED IN VACUO. BY
II. II. MBOLD
Practices, aud Analytical Oh. ard Sole Manufacturer Of
hELMBoLDS uEAUlNE PAEPAIIAiloN
/
AFF lDAF 1T.
Personally sppsarcd before an Adecnsn Of th9 City Of
Pbil.delphis r. ]. HELMBOLD. who beiag duly
h say Ii. Preparations nefccti. mercury
OF ohsf injurious drugs bus ae purely 5etabe
"A n HLLMBO Id
Sworn and subscbsl before tl 2Jddsy ol November
is5t WM T.. hIbBEhD, AldoTusD,
0.h,i.. above Race, Philadelphia
PRICE 81 PER BOrrsE, OR SIX PoR u.s.
Delivered any address securely packsd om observation.
Addr.s. L Ltors for Information 70
H. 4. hfhNBOLD
lAEHIsr.
DEPOT,
No. l0t sout Ioth-st below Chestnut
PHILADELPHIA
y
IS
BEWARE or CoUNrERFEIrs
UNPRlNCIPLED DEALERS.
who endeavof 20 dhpose "of theis own and "otheT
articles Too .reputati.u ohleiue1 By
HELsfBOLOs GfNuiNE PREPARATIONS.
ErLMBOLpS EXTRACT buChU,
UELMsOLDS FIX lDAtr SARSAPARILLA,
HELMBoLD5 Improved ROSE WASH
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE;
ASK FOR HELttBOLDS- NO OlilEh
Cut out this sdye.snen aud scad Ter L., Id A'oa uH'
sia0a sna exposure