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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-16

PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES IN OHIO.
MAHxTTA coLLsss .--"It Il truly magnificent work,
an honor TO the author the publishers and the who'll
country. ."-Presidont Andrews.
ONO WuLEYAN UmvnsITY .-"It exceeds my expocta
tons II will be my guide In orthognphy and pronun
ciaton, and will often be committed BY mo for ls neal
and accurate definitions" s."-PreBident Thompson.
W. B. BctrCTIo CoLLrsl. We hsvs used
Webster's orthognphy At o reoont meeting Of oul
Faculty. II was decided To change Il to conform 70 thai
Of Worcesters Royal ouarto Dictionary '-PreSidenl
Garfield .,r ,f ..
WEsrKRH Rxsmyn oolLEss. s.--s'I hnd II worthy o
cordial appreciation ."-Presldent Hitchcock.
0bEaLH OolLxsn. n.--"It more than meots my expects
lions. recommend II a. the standard authority IN
orthOepy to my children and my pupils. ."-President Of
Morgan. iair
ANTIOCH CoLLraE E"I adopt and aim 10 use In teach
Ing writing and speaking, the erhography and pronun-
citation Of Worcestor's Royal ouarto Distlonary."-
President Hill. .,.s
In all my writing, speaking, and teaching have en-.
deavored to conform 10 tho rules for orthography and
pronunciation a. contained In Worcesers Dictionary.
-Honee Mann, late President.
KKHYoH Ookkpan, dAMBm 81 most cordially recon.
mond II q the most reliable standard authority Of the
lngllsh language ~ II d now written and spoksn."-
President Andrews.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-16
Sheriff Sale.

Thomas L. Woodrow Doc. 9. page So.
Va. \ FRANKLIN county Common Pleas
James BTodbelt. Oourt. vsfF
DY Wit n U 4 OF A III. FA. To
ID me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Franklin county Ohio, will offer for sale at public
auction at the door Of the Court House, In the City
Columbus, on
Saturday, the 25!h day of July, A. D., 1868,
at one o'clock p NJ, the following described prem.
ises, to wit: ~ :. =
The undivided half Of Lots Nos. Is. 90, 90. %, &c
and AZ, in Baker and Brodbelts subdivision Of Lott
Nos. 3, 4, and 9, Of the Northwest Addition to
the city Of Columbus, Ohio as designated on the plat
OF said subdivision being that part Of said lots by dif
ferent deeds conveyed by John W. Baker and wife to
said James Brodbelt.
The undivided half of lot No Is appraised n ESQ 90
t" 9s.' q 500 90 %
" 9 g, aslOS %
" " " ss, x, Nv a:isS 4: % &c &c
Sheriff Of Franklin comfy, Ohio.
Printers fees - 5e. Gt Ig'i!ffN
tunel9-dlt&wtd ul4 slinchct ei- ..
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Ia. been before the public but abort lime and ~.
tesoy been tested by over one thousand psrsons ana.
they testy that the Napoleon Hair Toilet n e gr".,.
timer ever offered 70 the American people.
TO prevent this Toilet from being tSretsd AZ I'm,
ihted by nnpnnoipied persons ye do not onsr "a for
or Genteman who deslres bn En Hair
ana pnrl, and Long, ecft Whlskefs of Morsachs can
procure the lnvgontor or Toilet either one for on
Address 0da OH. sPlNXs u DO, seT
1skl 1esi9a - ~ Boz l82, ocllinWiils,
Ara 9esDa vii 3 earsfaIly ssas By rstun mail. "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-16
NApot.EoN,S HAlR r0ltEr1

Agents for '7'1N ! 7c'' sBs,'55Iss -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-16
Trains leave Columbus daily Sundays OK
,epted) as follows:

Trains leave Columbus daily Sundays OK.
,epted) as follows:
NIGHT BXPRESs-Leaves Columbus via Central
Ohio B. h. ais M; will stop at all stations when
spnaled arriving at Bellaire at 1875 M; Baltimore
600 o. M. Washington City, 500 q. m. Eight trains
daily to Philadelphia and New York; also connects at
Bellaire for Pittsburg Harrisburg, Philadelphia and
New York.
NIGHT EXPRNss-Leaves Columbus via steuben-
willie, 4B a. mi srrivss at stsubsnyilie- 1900 n.i
more, 6:l5 0. N Philadelphia 6:35 a. m.i New York
via Allentown, 9:35 q, M; via Philadelphia 1890 m
NEW YORK ExPRRss via sTEUBBNvILLB-
Leaves Columbus, Ills m. arrives at etenbenville
Sis p m; pituburg, 500 p. m; Harrisburg 5l5 a.
m.i Baltimore, ll:3Os m Philadephia 1880 q. m.;
New York, 900 p. m. 1llf -.5lt.l -T
DAY EXPRESS via CENTRAL OHIO R. R.
Leaves Columbus, $40 m.i will stop at all stations,
and arrive at Bellare, 1000 p. Grafton 255 q.
Piedmont $50; Cumberland s:3S; Martnsburg, HIS;
Hsrpers Ferry, l:03 p M; Baltimore, 500; Washing
ton Oty, 9:35; Philadelphia 1890 p. Eight trains
70 New York daily. Arrive at Pittsburg, 5:l0 Q. m
Harrisburg, 12:45 p. M; Baltimore, 5:35 p. M;
Philadelphia, 5:25 p. m; New York, 1000 p. m.
Splendid Sleeping Cars on Night Trains.
Passengers desiring tickets by tho nbove routes via the
Pennsyvania Railroad Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
shoud be particular to ask for them via Bellare
Steubenvllls, .r s.., gi90.8 iEg4a,1. 3
I. A. HUTCHINSON, af
jnne7 General Passenger Agent
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Sheriff Of Frapklln comfy, Ohio.
Printers fees - 50. Gt ,IG-a!4f,N
junel9-dltAtwtd ngs sIfWeltt e4-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10
iuHoRANCEoF QUACK DOCTORS AND NosIRuM
MAhtk,

Ihr ugh The igaoran c Vi ia, quick Dol'o', kaoSrg
40 o her ie ntd h frlts upon aNHtUhN a u x VI
{, Al. h. pltIen 5 n rul. D,up- &c % he Nos I'm
MAseI tqurID igu .tut, ad.t 10 Ii ; 20 yAI1t" iNda.ls'
81, c.hc AT do,r, Sc, bUih il! ias uptn lis III VI IA
g-ILg "A lev la "a hdnuttd, u - uUm 'ltd Ia Nin'us
Ma,s n ,ughuu. h lauu tut ALAe hVihh l. s"lu
u lhe bal4u Z suae "a VII N III . Les Sit" "vts'
M are = / UAnst ASH tunI iui m'n h" .eIs' W.
as
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

TvcrrRE ON EURorE. The McUsdealU an
~Dounces that AUGUsTfNE WAIT, Esq Of stowe
.lI d,liycr o lecture at Morrisyille, on Monday
.%,cning, the OH inst, on " Europe as it is
Mr.. Wait is a native of Stowe. He iaa law
vcr by profession, having commenced the study
III law with Hon, Geo. wilkins Of stowe, and
, forwards spent a year at the Cambridge Law
School. He p%racliced law a short time in Bos
,op. and then went abroad, and has travelled
h scr nearly every State in Europe. While 10
lrclapd, last fall, ho delivered a lecture in Dab
H. m the American War, which was received
with marked favor by a large audience and was
esrecialIy commended by the press in that city,
land from . peruSal of the newspaper roportof
Tho speech, we judgeit to have been worthy Of
An the commondatioa it received.
Mr.. Wait is-we are informed, for we have
not the pleasure Of an acquaintance with him
"A Young gentleman Of culture, and decided
ebiIity, and bis lecture on Europe cannot fail to
be interesting
Twenty five dollars was raised in Rev Mr..
Drew church (cong J in Cabot one week ago
|lptSlbbath to furnish Bibles for the soldiera.
CoryrERFElr.- Counterfeit two's on the Peo-
|toi Blnk, Derby Line, Vermont, badly ez'cu-
|iel, are N circulation,
~ We learn that the 4th Vermont Regi-
h mt has been detached from the brigade, and
attached to a light brigade. 1t looks forward
10 more active life in scouting and reconnoiter
big, ttan it has yet experienced since entering
tbc service.
NEw STAGE RourE.-A new stage route ha'
n.t been established between lrasbuIg au-
Dlontpelicr, running through last Albany
jacksonville, Craftsbury, Illrdwick and VOL
co,t, over tho " Eagle Lodge" road. This vii
be- a very great accommodation to the t%TaycIlln,
bubble, and we trust will be well patronized.
PERSONAL Lieut.. j. Q. Dickinson Of th
Seven h re. Imcnt, who was lately assigned q
HE military comm nd Of the United State
General Hospital at Braltloboro, has been lie
leyed Of the command by Lieut.. Chandler, Q
the 81, and is to rejoin bis regiment at Pen'l
cola.
FmE.--Oa Wednesday evening tho d@eeIin.
house Of Brooks Lewis, E-q about q mile sout.
oi the village Of Est poultncy, was entire.
consumed By fire. Very little Of the i%ornituT
or clothing was saved. The baru, hay az
grain were also destroyed. Insured in th
Farmers Mutual Insurance Company here.
Dr.. +. N. Curtis, Of Burlington, has bee
appointed Assistant Surgeon Of the 9th Vel
moat regiment, and is detailed tor duty at til
limited States Hospital at Burlington.
Ci1t 4. W. Fisher has left Brattlcboro D
cnlrs Of, squad Of conylle,cen'' from d
hospital for Washington.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10
Lie in Richmond.

They appear to have a delightful state Of 'os'-
let's in Richmond. Thu, the Inquire says:
" The gamblers in Richmond are multiplied
as the ice Of Egypt. There j. not a hlnason
front on Main street behind which tbs Netmin
does no, swarm. Nearly every third doorul> i1
the most ifequenled part Of this thor1ush'4'
displays the git numbers and painted glass "h b
.gafni,n the fashionable gate, 70 bell. ~ We
hotels. in the Str ct, everywhere 10 Kchmoa.
|may be seen the sinister eyed gambler, gls.eui. =
.in line clothes, and waiting Ike a purunB ca. '1i
bis prey.
Every other vice IN this city IS put under 'u'
butte to him. lie keeps around him q crowd o.
ob,eouious villains, who are The llckals for the
u1n, and m,iatlinsa parlsilicll host OF prostitute
Who are p,mpcred by his drunken and Iuiia.
mlniicguce.
Indeed The prostitutes Of the city are SAID 70
a.. have generally taken up their abode 10 lhe ufreF
stores OF the glmbiug.houses, where they ina d
. copyen emf sane ulty from tie Mayors police
4 Ia the lower rooms Of this sanctuary OF wee are
10 be found representatives from all ihe VICIOUS
and depfaved classes. One may see here .ihe
thief and p%arotter disguised IN iine c.olhesi lhe
.eedy and bloated yagabond from W l'hIngJoa IN
4 cheap paradise Of free liquor and the bogus
4 military man Of Richmond, whose title is bat d
4 recognition that has been given him IN braihel
4 Mil-d with this crowd ave victims Of various d >
4 ,lc.ion. II is not many months ogo since AYR
. ,uous deacon was c%lplur,d in a gambling si.ool
4 Of this city and on the same occasion, II "a SAID
I that Gao net Minister, VINO was IN one OF 'te''
inner chambers reserved for distinguished guesi'
and sacred 70 the mysteries Of" blue cheeks,
effected his escape by jumping rom a window.
We ore informed that there are not less that
bry well known gambling establishments IN lh'
city, he expense Of maintaining these establish
men,s is enormous"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

TINS HARRIET LANE AFrAiR-RlcHARDsoN AND
TArliN Prisoners In a late number Of the
GIycston Nccs there is the following relating
to tho prisoners captured on the Harriet Lane 4;
The Chief Of tho surgical department reports
twenty-four wounded federals received at the
hosptals4,wtlye from tae navy and twelve oil
the Fufty.second Massachusetts Regiment. The
following is a list OF the officers OF the Harriet
Lane az the time Of the Surrender
Charles IL. Hilton, Acting Master; Il. j.
RICHARDSON, Assistant Paymaster Thos. y
Panrose, Assistant Surgeon NJ. II. Plunket
Second Assistant Engineer C. II. Stone
Second Assistant E%oglneer John +. Cooper
Third Assistant Eoglueer Robert n, Ellis
THIRD Assistant Engineer A. I. E. Mullen
Third Assistant Engineer; Chas. NJ. DAvy
Acting Master Mate; j. G. TAPtlN, Pay
masters Clerk J. A. llannum, Acting Mas
ter; w. F Munro, Acting Master,
From this there remains no doubt that GU
townsmen, RICHARDSON and TAPlIE, are pris
oners. They are doubtless now at Houston
and we hope will be soon exchanged. Will
there was any uncertainty respecting their lat
their multitude of friends felt great solicltud'
aud this nows will be very welcome to all VIII
know them.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

NEw Yosg, Feb. Q. The Horoid la- the
following
SrRAffonD Couer Il5usE, Feb. g.. Au order
has been issued dissolyIng the reserve guard ii
vision, ard returning Gen. Slgel to the com
maud Of the llth corps. The corps Is being
concentrated. The work Of reorganizing the
army is progressing.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

DrrRERtA.-A gentleman who has admins.
tered the following remedy for diptheria says
that it always proved %eiectual in a0ordlng
speedy ~reliai: Take a common tobacco pipe,
mace a i've coal within the bowl, drop a little
tar upon the coal, and let the patlsnt draw
smoke INTO the mouth, and discharge It through
the n%ostrils. The remedy is safe and simple
and should be tried whenever occasion may re-
oaire. Many valuable Ives may be saved, the
informant confidently believes, by prompt treat
ment Us above.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

STATE OF VERMONT, taPfobeie Court, he'd
W.swva - u1uRicr. - Noutpeu.r, tn said disuici,
miht7h dy at 2 may A. ~ 1903
l.uN ARD RAND \LL, Aiminl~tntof, of the Estate
" orC unIh Rtndtl, late a. Nalhhell iu said dntnct.
deceased. nesr.ts hs administration account foe exam
,h.iau ard H%luwtuce, and make application it q,
rurut dlsluhauua aud PARTITION OF The estate a. s'll
d,et .sci.
Whrrennon, IL Is oIde'ed by said Cont, that said
account and tait appreciation be r'eW d toa seHln 81
said Coan 10 be held itth tW3tr pa p sui A'nt
aud becsluu tbanunn ; ani t Is tuuhrf oh'tel, ihat no.
dee l,t,tbe lisen mA pfsons interested by pubhcn.
tltn Ut ne fau,e three Nerh' sucr, "l'tlat ln 40.
Green Noun ain Freeman, u neNFttnHf uuhtrhtd Al
Montpelier pc,itus to sid time a%unou,es fu bta irg
! tbnt thc1 uhS tttM M ,nid time ana place, ana stow
cause, lf any thty nay lave WY 'ad account shon"
NOT DO aiiuWpd, aud ,uch dtruc MADE.
Ry the Court
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10
70 Gonsul8ptiycS.

rIE Advertiser, hayinr been restored 70 Health IN
few weeks. by a very simple remedy, aoor having sut
cred several years Ntth a severe lung affection, aud that
dread disease, Conaumpuon-is anNlons 10 make ku0Nn
To his fellow. sufferers he means Of cure.
To all who desire 1t, he will send a cory ~ the pre-
.ertptinn used free Of chargel, sith the directions ff
nrseartnr aud using the same, which ting Niilanh . suas
traI Foy &, nuNrrtoa. AsruMA, hKuHtHtta, kc. 1hf
only object Of 1.-The adyer .srrt m ssnding tho prescription
ia 10 b ncht the afflicted, and spread Information which
he ennretves 20 be Invaluable, and he hopes every suffered
will Try HE remedy, rs Il will cost them nothing, an'
NAV prove = blessing.
Parties wishins the prescription Will please addfea
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
MnliamsburEh,
ssawsm Kings County, New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

Grx. BANKS on ruk DURArIOS OF TnE WAR
1t is now almost two years since tho rebel
lion fired its FIRST shot at the national nag. A
gentleman says. al met General Banks in
New York city a few days after tho surrender
of Fort Su inter-. Ito was expanding all hi'
funds 10 military books. Il am 90 ny into this
war. he said. Bat DO you think asked
that it will les, long enough for you to pos
Yourself in military mattersY 2, ~ seH las
yIr,. uears.' replied tho General. lie did no
ay show much longer"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

A lluNDRrD Tons or GoLD. During The past
year there WAS received at San Francisco forty
nine millions OF dollars in gold. This amount
OF the precious metal would weigh a hundred
tons, and would make the freight of q train Of
fourteen cars on q railroad. A country which
produces gold in such quantities only needs th'
adoption Of a correct financial and mercantile
policy to have its currency upon a sure iOunda.
ton' and in sufficient quantity for all rsein.
purposes. philadelphia paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

Bosu.-A rebel editor says the South Will
see her cities - laid in ruins and sown with salt
before she will surrender, Fudge We like
a strong figure of speech, but then rhetoric
ought always to keep within the probability.
Now, salt is worth $50 a sack in Dixie, and 70
SOW runs with a material 50 costly, would be
as cxtrayagant as to fnrtiiy a city with cotton
at $500 per bale.-C Chicago Post.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

A retired Boston merchant, now nearly eighty
YEAR, of age, residing some thirty miles from the
city, is in the habit, twice or three times in the
week, of going five miles by rail and a mile and a
half afoo,, 10 %fvorite pond to skate. The silver
Of his hair is whittier than the ice on which he
loves to glide, but he invariably distances the
whole arty of nieces and nephews who often
lines accompany him
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

D1Arn OF GRANT TisoRBuRs Grant Thor
burn. the renowned florist, whose cosby COM
munications about men and things nearly three
quarters Of q century stree, have been such
pleasant reading, died al New Haven yesterday,
aged nins,y year,.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10
nluRrREsnoRo', Feb. 6

AlAAfhENhNNF = We -
10 Major Gen. Hdilcck COmmaHdcr.m Chlet .
The rebels Wheeler, Forrest. Wharton and
Noodw.ri made an attack on Fort Donelsou
Yesterday, ht2p. NJ. with 1000 men and s
piecos OF artillery We had $40 men in fort,
under CO.. \. c.. Harding. Toe rebels charged
the Qualifications several times, but were TO
palsed by our artillery and infantry with great
loss.
The enemy, as usual, before and after the
irht demanded a surrender, and Offering to spare
lle IT accepted, Sc. Col. Harding replied that
he was ready for all the consequences.
The enemy S loss in killed was over 100, in
wounded 800.
Col. Lowe from Fort Henry is pursuing hen
and Others are sen, to intercept their retreat.
Our loss was IL killed and 30 wounded.
(Signedl VS. kosrcRANs'
Major General.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

o. JET. DAVIS doesn't seem able to work
upon the sympa,hies of his people, But, when
he is hung he win touch the right cord Loais'
vile Journal.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10
L. s. SLoop.or.WA BROOKLYN, I
ar G,lveston R,r. Ian. 81. {

Whereas the city Of Galveston is occuplodand
parrisonel by the troops of the Confederate
States, aud tho said troops are diligently EN-
Moved IN erecting d~elences IN and around SAID
q y, in defiance of tho laws of the United
states, the foreign c%onsuls aud foreign subjects
and ali Others concerned ore hereby warned tia
the eity of Galveston and its delenscs are liabi'
70 DO attacked at any day by the forces Of th'
United States under my command. Twenty
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10
FARM FOR SALE!

THE sub.crbr on r. Tor sale ths I tn for nerly Owned
! by ZtdocS Hubbard, situa'ei ab al one mile from
Montpelier village, od tn roal Eiing to East 40 tie
lier Centre, con aiming Thir Y-Jn asf1s Of good lh~d
In n good state Of cultivation. with orchardiug and a
mall WOO -I0t Ith sa COOL house aufbtri. with RI r.
ming vat. At the sane ,nyu. ia want Of a -mauf rm
will DO well 10 call and ex mine vi orc. A. it will b
s0id on very rras NIB. q terms. Altof or sale
House in Montpelier village
on LOOMS ,treci, near tn rnion sohool House. occupied
~ q. Hollis. AMI tlr = acres iand IN Aidul a, one
half mile frsm " rights Nils viii be sold yrry cheap.
C.. b. JuhN5ON
Montpelier. February ?, 1858. tNstPf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

ANEW lpgA-0LD CL10Ttg CROWDED Ovr =
Among toe patients in the General Hospital Il
a seeesh soldier. lie was very sick when hrsi
brought here, but is now doing better. lie Is
a Grabbed customer. Now that he is recovering.
his surllness begins to show itself IN q manner
that his comrades don't care about putting "
wlth-at any rate from a sccssh.
In the same ward with him is a Union soldier
An a4optcd citizen from the land OF krant
Yesterday morning Union German said some
thing to secesh, Saoesh youchsaied only IN T.
ply,
/" Go to
" Do vat -
Seccsh repeated his remark,
The German vas not ut all eXasperated.
" All - said he, - mine lrien, you ish to-
kind. | cannot 90 to dat place
Why not 2
1t ish now full. 1t is very crowded dere
Sigel he fill l up init dead rebels. Even dc
tulfel has to shleep out o doors.
The laugh came IN here from tho boys VIII
were l%ourgirg around. Secesh had nothing
more 10 say.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

coS.,vprnve,s ne cukrp A alr trial Of "a. uau's
m. am " n con, incu the most steptcal sufferer, II :
hi, medic ne has no equal iu The worli fr The cure Il the
different sta rts Of HI. d%reaithld 'aae Every tnu'umir
tiy. ought to read the certificates ut remarkable CUES.
aud know It's value,
Home medical p scii-e The tnpuo'y arrange.
men with which Doct Clifford ha, pr,palod his Hom,e'
n.thic Cntativss, eusties one wUa ran Rad 20 aimtH 3
,sr bs IA, diclnes without difficulty a d with rreat sue.
e,Ss An assortment Sep, Tor sale by Fred t. smith
.sent. Montpsilur. VI, at % cis, per box, or ~. S. knfr
pe.to MAJ, or fhiup lee, 49, William g. Nov 1otA
Manuel furnished free.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

MI Subrubtts, having bten opruinttg ~ ihe ilon'
1 ptehat, CunU iut The nisttitul Nnth,hrluh Ton
d,mnnda Of 400 pcrfuns against ihe tslhlt el UaNld
Poor. Toto orN ofccsitf, 70 snfi u-itti, dtrrtsth' 'tp
us-ntrd %ia-utseni, and the tHfmal ~ itnhtas linh in'
sII, al Frhtv. lFff. nring nllnWrdhy said tpufl in it
rttiottut std decreased ,to ethibiinnd pluttttr''tr "
s,retiye claims heiote nu-eitr notice thtl We wv
a,tcalto No dutts of our pppuintnrhi az we NM,ll.ni
S.,.. III Widow Ci1u Poor. la Murrr-ttf, Boz aid dr'
tdct, rn the ltth dy uf March and 20 oi August next
~ ana o,elork ia the AFTERNOON. ON tatu 10 ,atd Jays.
&. CtOsSuN, tr.m,.
MARX = LApnl I'm" -
v.u,r., IN. IA ices. 6s3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10
TIE GREAT CAUSE OF
Fl u M A N M 7 s e X 7

Just published In a Sealed klteiope lree oee
CAUSE AND tUkE Of spermatvrrhg tonsanPu'n
AsutaI aud Thy steal peiAlils, Nerve = lt,s' hiAtfs.l
impaired Nulruun " The Body l. Wn'l W'aN"'s'
Of ,hr Limbs and Buck, lndtsI uri a aud iheHp'V-
~ Tor study and Labor, Dullne OF Nppr h'n''yn'
loss Of Memory, Aser.lvn TO sgeie Low ' se'asos,
fimuhty. S.ll nistfust. uiIunVss i~ehdGeht, Al ehets
"a NJ -. p,uplrs on the Pace IvoiuntaIs lnissivna
and sexual ln1. psciSy, the CVns acnees ei iealais' IN
discretion, sc &C
ar This admlrahle Lecture clearly proves that the
above enumerated, omen seli-afhicltd evils, may he re-.
mnved withuu, mtuieinv nd WI uai dai gvtv1s satsleAl
operations, aud should be read es every y nh Aud vNriS
nah la The lAnd
sent under seal to any address, n = plain, Sc ltd en-
.clopc, ON The receipt VI six GEMS OF ts"Ho''aks sA@p''
BY addressing
ID. Rusxry, Nsslala 20. utee ba' Ss
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-10

Nav Yoak. Fob. 8. The Herald has a specia'
dispatch from raiilux Court House, dated Sat
urd,y, stating that our cavalry captured 5 Nir.
GINA cavalry soldiers, and the postmaster Of
Lito W ashington.
Seven hundred SICK soldiers from the army OIL
the Potomac arrived in Washington Saturday
evening.