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New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26

ry'HE LONDON AND NEW-lORk STEAM
l. sHIP COMPANY will dispatch MONTHLY ther ne"
and pow,rfii lIst.ci=ss y iitlsh Iron stosn hIl ~
CLLLA, BELLONN. kNOCA uSA, UNlcA,
Each 1900 funs bn1ep,
h.iween LONDON and NEM-lOkK, ealing At HANEE on
t,, voyage ffoul London.
Rstes q passage om YoIs Payae In UNITED sr''r
CuKRlSCr: o... aas
For pa sag. sppy 20 - ,,ph
liiAs. A. WHITNEY. At thc Office, Ne. 10 fToadwHy'
For freight apply at No. "a Sontl 4. .,.
HON LAND 4 AsrINWALL, Agents.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26

NORTHERN X. X. Of n. JERSEf.-Iraine
leev. Jersey City AZ S:Ioa m 9l5a NJ l:ls pm. {2p
n m and 6.05 IN iie l5 n and s:20 pui run TO Moo
" Oct II lea A. w DE8iAREsr, Supt
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26

4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WlNiE6
i 4 ARRANGEMENT, commencing Nov. j.! lTh-Lesve
James .lp and 3h-.'. H.. ct Idsys and Selus'
dsy. aso-tof oseealoTt, sag HMoof, hsnptonS
For syoi,ei a. 9 NJ II and For Jamaica -
en- I Il =. aud 4 and IT..
from ,h-st, stopping at au stations Fare Tor Una uun
excursion r4tss. a.
For yosset OF Sundays, at 3fs stopping ~ all ses'
tions. a hrsooNEh, oupN iih'snuens.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
pIsIATlhk ALMAsLC

ysiATpRk ALaAsLc. a.
s ut... IN Se,s........ 439 Moon-Kises..' o;z'
" prcu wArpH TBls bAf ,o .o
Sandy Hesi. 7:t1t Gey !isId..' WV nsu '"s'''"''
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
miscellaneous.

IF this should meet the eye OF somo good
i private family u -ooi s;ion who would ,eko aile
and wife board Tor tie w.EeT, s they please address
A. y Triburs Once.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
ufnlistrn.
A GREAT DISCOVERY.

A GREAT DISCOVERY.
~ aNESTuETIC NITROUS ONlDC.
Teeth positively extracted without rsin by Dr. HoYT ~
yEy-OR aud sos n.-nl.scuEsrer Of ASEsTHErc NITROUS
OXIDE Lsugis Gas Dgt strictly snehsnc agent, Ell
tfe re, Om e1h5iaims effects and perfectly haIne s
causing qet seep with posns sensations and perfect IN
reliability eiY during which extract teeth without tue
Snowleire Il The patient Teeth filed sni aginc te9h o
rvsry description inserted Perfect sat.l,con guaranteed
d. lOYI. Deltisi, 10. VI Br aIway, uesf 2OLt..
NJ Il. GRIFFIN * BROS. No. 2jS Grand.
~, a.. regyYofk rui No 25T Fulton e., Brooklyn
r. citing feet positively without pain BY The nee Of nitrous
oIte gAs No charge Or eJtrAcs when ertLcis teeth are
o. be Inserted Tney iso inserting fall sets Of Teeth
Gold 49, Patna s15 Silver. so; KubbeT, sl0 Partial
sets gold, 81; silver III. Extracting, 70 cents
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF KEW-YORK........Dgc .5
rriyed,

HrFiVed.
r. g. steamship Fulton ( :. trsnsport), q. II. Wotton
Commanding Port Royal I'D inst pas. to U. 5 Assistant
Quartz snDaster. ~
Steamer Paapsco ~ g transport. Mot, ror Royal 2lH
baast to &. Uuartrrinaster On the Z2d lat "a y" lon
&c 90 boarded BY the gunboat Quaker CITY, Had heAVy
N. gales the rfs.r pa-sasc.
Slip Johs Bright D.wsn Liverpool 18Th u'' ,rd'e ard
pass to Wilkins Guior Thee death. and one birth ON the
passage. Had very heavy W. gales Up to the Ranks
ship Ne Plus Ultra, Muigett, Thoaon days to Trask q
Dearborn - .
shp Rhine Moore London 4h u,. and Sicily 18th nit,
udse and pass 70 Orinp.l. Alrturn & Co
Ers Florence, Grrcnoush Windsor, ~ g, 10 d. ~ De-
Wolf
WlND--Dnrins the day N W.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
Sales bn Auriion.

A. M. MrswW. Arctioneer
DY BANGS, MERWlN d Co., Irving Build
ID n,. No. 3gi and $40 Bro,iwsy-Sales II Books Sta.
toussy Pctu-s WORKS II Art Fancy Gocds, furniture. ae
SATURDAY ENEAiSG, Pc. 70 a, a. = o,o ,, is,ioxs
ILLUSTRATED GIFr BOOhSi JUVENILES PHolD
0RAP ALBUMS tn great variety, sirpl' and Fancy STA
TiONFRy sc. Eor p,rticuliFs sec Catalogue.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
q NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
!. COMiiENCING NOV. 10, 1868.
TRAINS LEAVF NFW-YORR:

Passsnser Station In New iosk corner 2s st and H sw
Entrance 2,ths:.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~

GALWAY LINE.
ATLANTIC IRISH hOYAL NAIL STEAM
NANlDAIiON COMPANY.
ADRtATiC. l2ao hane power. 900 ,un'
UlBER,Ji, 1908 Aorse power, 500 tsns
C0IU.iIih iolO sor'o power oo0 TIM.
ANGLIA, Loo horse powell dtOJo tlns.
Tie ma lIceut ldo wheel s,luistip
BlBERNIA Cspi. MORAN, -
viii s,, fTom BOSTON Tor dALNh end - iNtkrUVL @ c, On
TUESDAY December ~ to bs followed by the ADKAIiC,
from NkN-lOlih Jan. r.
Rates OF pss,e payable In rod is equivalent In cur
Viz, an 4ao In,c-nediate $40 stee sge t3oi New
York to st. Johns so, 40, so. ~
Pss.euerrs iors az also TO London IJis Hamburg,
Hayrc bremen. Rotterdam. Antwerp sc q o~est rate
Ilfcs irsui Liverpool Usl"sy 10 'oH'' O!A 1ha Lo''V
f3o SO s., and l0S.
foI passage, apiy ,.srp, ep.,,r ~. .,p,.,s
Torrates OF irygh spccc and all other hornton eppy to
LAwRENCE GiLiS Co, Ne, u soa'h Nhtn.t
NorrcrFor Tue recommendation Of gs.,ngSr' and shp.
pcrs the strGnlsnp tifi Or NAoiilNOiC" NJ" 'o 10
t1iurd until p on TIE tti in,t. -
CIEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
! us at Queeu8town Cork iisgboIi -lte Wen kh"wn
,eor. rf tie Liverpool New iork 0ni Philadelphia Seoni
.bin ,omp.ny are intended 70 sal 20 follows; -
CITY or WASHINGTON atuiasy Dec' ~
Aud every succeeding SATURDAY. 1t nconii'm Iief a.
North RIVER. ....,
PAYABLE IN gold or is equivalent IN currency
EIiSl ckbiS...... so c0 SIEfkiHt ..,.,...,&.0 = w
f,t Cabin TO London. 95 90 S'cefggc 10 iorin''' " ~
fint Cabn to rars.... 30 20 sieengc 70 Par' ~ 0s
pL.ser.e also forwarded t. HAVE. Bremen, Rotterdam
Antwerp sc at equally low rates. $1,000 - -
Fares from Liverpool Queeiown: N Cabin, fl9 Tt,,
fo', ste.mse, 80 Ihg,e Nn2 ~" 70 '''u '0' '"'"
Ior further niorrntion, cpIly n ne Company ohee.
JOHN O. DALE, Agent, Nc. II Broadway y. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
Honses ano Farms I)anteo.

A SMALL FARM WANTED-Of fifteen or
N twenty with good haildings fruit H.. In Nors
town j. in Wes.ehesier County - w. IN exchsns Tor
good House in this cty.
J. SMITH DODGEINo 10 East l1hst.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26

FJGE.-About - o'clock yesterday lhoINlns li, :
feeuth street betwcen Seventh and Eighth avenues
owned b, MI samuel Warbelton. me naincs en, ,.,'
oped the entire structure, and fhe whole was cohsueu'
Loss about $780, No insurance
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger trains leave

I.FKFE hAILW a III HoJCu1tI lIdII4b WV
IL from foot oi ChalIi5,t.s.:
q. m, Express for Buffalo. -
$500 m MiS, daily for Otisvills.
10 a. m Mai for Burs.o snd .nseflnedate stetionA
AIS =. m, Way, for j'E, is and Ne.buIgh.
Night Expr.s, dairy for Dunkirk Buffalo Hc>nSe.
ter tsnenda and principal stations Train o. SatordAy
through Dunslo. buf O- n lt to DunEirt
CHAS. MiNUT, General Su uperinendsnt.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
AniIcd.
Religious NoIifes.

A salvation Meeting VIII be held AZ No; 2G Sb-av.
Uryelbsrgors Hal TO-MOBROW, at l0i O'Clock M:
O'clock p Preaching by the Rev. JAS. fALMEh AID
risYrI Meeting at O'clock, p N
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26

SCArpHD.-John Coughlan was 'oul1 nf',s
IN tho sidrwglk. ut tIie corner OF Main hnd Whle'
stre@,s on Tlgisdoy night His legs presented the ap
pcnrance Of having been dIeadiny scai1cu. Ic ,e
give no ACCOUNT Of bnseif md was conVe1eo " 'N'
CIlY EOhIIlM
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26

TLANTlC aId CREHI WEolEhN
~ RAILWAY, NEW aROAD GAuGE ROi fE: Phs.
sENGFR TRAINS LA, t. NEW-YoRk, wa, tie Erl4
Reiyyay from foot OF Oh hlGn..fs a., RUNNING TBROU0h
TO CLEVELAND. y. WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAhSs
connecting with reToad, s prDcip-l cgs ~ tSe Ncr
This road is being ex.eD-d and viii be ~ complete
running order 20 Mans-d Gscn trbans, Day ton, Cne11
usti sud s. bouiS w.t.iJn' brssa Ot gauge. . .,,,c
I. "a. GoODAAa Gci. IrEt tgt., IL. y, SW fsirE IN.
Meadville Pa. Gerersl SIpt
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26

CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO
~ TON, NEW-LONDoS, SIONlNGTON PkOvL
DENCE, NfWPOET, TAUNTON, and NEW -bEDFOhR,
The splendid Steamers COMMONWEALTH and Fly
MOUTH ROCK will leave Pier No 10 n r., foot Of Court
Fret tasen as low by any cther line Office Com
pany No. lis West ST., coin.r .; Court aldi-st
Ns,y.Yo,k Noy q 1865 w N. EDWARDS, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26

A Christmas Sermon on Chr. ard Little Ch!,iIen
will be preached by Rev. J. s. KALLpCH, SABBATH
MORNING. IN tho lssh' at Church corner Of Lsish aud
Vaci sis ST. johns FAX. Tie ne,t sermon IN The ere'
upon Tho Cities Of the Bibs" will be preached IN the
ENtNINH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-04
loottru.
For the Journal.
THE FLAG OF FREEDOM.

ny u. D. HOUSE.
Land of the Free in his,orv's story
Bright thy page shall ever be
We will ever guard thy banner,
We will e'ef be true 10 thee.
Though dark clouds may hover DER thee,
Clouds Of Treason dark as night,
We will rally round thy standard,
And thy darkness shall be light.
Though the banner n black treason
Fauuts It's folds DER our loved land;
We will guard our country's honor
with strong heart and ready hand.
when the traitors guns at Sumter
Woke the nation from its dream.
Prom its dream Of peace and freedom,
Then was seen the bayonets CLEAN.
When armed traitors raised their standard,
Causing our Old Flag to reel
Then true ptariots rallied round IL,
Then was seen the fash Of steel.
Then was heard the tramp Of thousands
Marching through the peaceful street;
Marching southwark Tor their Country,
There the tratorous foe 10 meet
Brave men left their friends and homesteAds,
Freely noby, leaving all
Swearing by their manhOod's honor
That the traitors flag should fall
Ne who look at this example,
Can ye doubt our nations fate
Can We think, even for one moment,
Wrecked will be the ship Of State
No, her destiny is brighter
Our true men the ship will save
They will anchor her in hafbor,
Spite n rock and wind and wave.
when our ship at last Is anchored,
When she has stommcd rcbellion's tide,
When her flag floats proudly DER her,
Then remember those vho've died,
Died to place the flag u freedom
Where II evermore shall wavei
Proudly floating, where they placed IL,
Der land that owns no Slave.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-04
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

Dr. ID. deyotes great part OF his time TO the treatment
ohose caused by secret and solitary habit which
ruins the body and mind uniting the unfortunate in
dNiduAl for business society some Of the sad ana
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of youth are
weakness OF the Byck and Limbs, Dizziness OF the head
Dmness OF sight, Palpitaton OF the heart, Dyspepsia
nervousness, arrangement Of the digestive functions
symptoms of Consumption, &C. The feaful effects on
NE mind are much 10 be dreaded loss Of memory CON
mslon OF ideas, depression Of spirits evil forebodnRs
the evils produced, Such persons should before con
templaung matTmony, consult physician Of experience
and De al once restored 70 health and happiness
Patients who wish 70 remain under Dr. Dow's treat
ment few days weeks will be furnished with plea
SAINT rooms, and charges for hoard moderate
Medicines sent to all parts Of the country with fn
directions for use, receiving description your cases
DI Dow has also for sale the French Capottes warrant
ed therbest preventative Order by mail Three for N
and red stamp. 4S,O0 w.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-04

Coon LUoK.-Some young men talk about
luck. Good luck is to get up at six O'Clock
in the morning; good luck. il you have only
shilling sto live upon eleven pence and
save penny; good luck is to trouble your
head with your own business, and let your
neighbors' alone; good luck is to fulfill the
commandments, and to do unto other people
as we wish them TO do unto us. They must
not only work, but wait. They must plod
and persevere. Pence must be taken care of,
because they are the seeds of guneas. To
get on in the world, they must take care Of
home, sweep their own doorways clean, try
and help other people, avoid temptations, and
have faith in truth and God. = DeFraine' s
Lectures.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-04

FOR RATS MICE. REACHES, ANTS, BED
BUGS, lMoIHS IN FURS, WOOLENS, &c. IN
skCNS ON PLANTS, Fo Wis, ANIMALS. &c.
"Ony iniallible remedies known"
Free from Poisons"
mot dangerous TO the Human Family"
RATS come out Of their holes TO die"
u Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
W sold by all Druggists and Retailers everywhere
" BEWARE I Of ali worthless limitations.
W See that "CosrAR's" name is each box, bottle
and hask, before you buy.
" Address HENRY II CosTAR
w Principal Depot. No. 4S2 Broadway, N. Y.
W Sold by all the Wholesale and Retail Druggists
Montpelier Vermont.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-04

ONE ORA HUNDRED.--A rural conscript
appeared before the Eastern Board of Enroll.
ment day or two since, and desired to be
exempted forthwith, that he might return to
his country home. :" What are your claims;"
demanded the Doctor. ~ am entirely de.
pendent on my mother for my support" was the
innocent reply, Whereupon the doctor, while
smile illumed the face of the Board. said
am happy to assure you. my honest heart.
ed friend, that the government is prepared at
once to relieve your mother Of so unsuitable
burden, and assume your entire charge and
expense during the next three years, withou,
the slightest recourse to the maternal fount
for support or succor" The young draftee
appeared little bewildered, and referred to
the papers to ascertain what was the matter
--ProVidence journal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-04
Fer the Journal
T II O S T. T. Y T. S .

Those eyes those eyes they haunt me yet
Prom out that pale face cleaning
Like stars through white clouds beaming,
Until my own with tears are wet.
Those eyes. those dark, sad. haunting eyes,
From out that white fac cleaning,
Have set my spirit dreaming
OF beings from the upper skies.
o, spirit Of those ve-like eyes,
From out those eyes now beaming,
AIT thou Of Heaven dreaming
Seest thou those upper skies
spirit does thy sad gaze fall
Upon the peariy gates,
Where Christ's messenger awaits
Thy coming, at his call
o tell me do those dark eyes gaze
Adown the golden street;
Where Thy Saviour waits TO greet
The coming Of thy feet,
From the shadowy rivers haze
Hark bark the golden hArps hear;
'Fhe seraph strikes the strings again,
And louder, sweeter swels the strain,
When the mArtyred ad draw near.
Nay, but hring martyr thou.
And the. suffering glance that lies
Ia those dark, haunting eyes,
Caught meath! burning Southern skies,
while the laurel decks thy brow.
Yet oh forgive my humble strain,
When |, all unknown to fame,
Dare hero's eyes or name
Make my humble songs iefrain.
For Oh those eyes they haunt me STILL
From out that pale face cleaning,
Like stars through white clouds beaming,
Till swelling tears my own eyes FILL
EvASegLINE.
yinoosh Valley, August 1868
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-04

NorfCE-Sars your Moaey do not be retsuadsd to PR
chae aes a a. To si which DO contain he virtues %
Ia cont bottle Madame Porters curative hase he gost
~ which great a. that Of almost any olhr
r nd tbe very low price which 70 BE- sold makes The
to he seller apparently small unprincired dealers VII
other medicines which their prohta
ar arer unless the customers insist upon having Madame
Porter and none other AK for Madame forters curative
Basam price 9 cents and In large bottles Al - oents and
take no other. fyou not ge a. one store you can ~
Sold by all Druggists and storekeeuers at 10 cents and
80 HALL RuCREi, fropriotors New 1ork.
g. g. GOODWIN s CO.. No. II Marshall street. lipston
General Agents for New England. SISSY
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-04

BOSTON BROKERS' BOARD.-Stocks,
~ Bonds and Government Securities purchased and
sold at the Brokers Board.
we conhne our transactions strictly to the execution
OF orders on commission.
American Gold and Siiuer,
Foreign Gold and Siiper,
Demand Notes and Uncurre,R Money,
purchased at our Office, So State Street, Boston.
BURNETT. DRAKE 4 co,
Bankers, Stock x Exchange Brokers
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-04

~ o 4 Ii Il PU LII C
Il This is to certify that my daughter had fits and
spasms, from one to seventeen every night for long
time We have employed many physicians from which
she received 20 benefit. Six week ago employed Doe.
uess Louise NJ Smith, and am happy say my dAugh
yer pas not had ut nor spasm since she commenced
age. When employed Mrs Smith did not think she
could live two months Dootress Smith is hsvng good
run Of practice in this place aud gives good satisfaction
SYLVESTER ELLIS.
Roxbury, July rs, 1868
DoorREss SMITH will be al Buuham's Hotel, Mont.
peier, every Monday I'LL the first Of Sept. d&w6374
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-04
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALRs

IGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
IL IN DELICATE HEALTH.-Dr Dow, Physician
and Surgeon, No 4 Endcou Street boston
Is consulted daily for all diseases incident 10
the female system. Prolapsus Uteri,or falling Of
the Womb, Fluor Albus, Suppression, and other
menstrual arrangements, all treated upon new
pathological principles and speedy relief guaranteed in
few days. So invariably certain is the new mode Of
treatment that most obstinate complaints yield under it
ana tLy 9icted person soon Ieoices in perfect health
DR.. Dow has doubt had greater experience in The
cure Of diseases OF women and children than any phys
clan in Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who NAV wish
to stay in Boston few days under his treatment
DR.. Dow, since 1916, having confined his whole atten
ton 70 an Office practice for the Of Private Diseases
aud Female Complaints, acknowledges superior in the
United States.
n bah letters must contain four red stamps or
they will not be answered
Office Hours from A. Nj ePn
Apr 1852 4gOO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-04

Ryland C9swen, Dandy
Albert Williams. Mt Tabor
stephen Cluh, Clarendon
Exempted By reason Of beng tie on. Of ti0o or NOR
sous of aged and iHfru parents dependent on thei
tabor for support. elected 10 be- exempted.
Alfred Sherwood, Benson.
By yeason Of beng The tatAey Of Dotheriess chiIye
'dr t0eive yeays of age dependent his iabors 70
Patrick Casey Rutland
James W Thomas, Mt Holly
Zenas D Lewis, CLARENDON
Exempted by reason Of hco members offAe same Gr,al
and household beiHg en- IN military serutce Of m
Tinted states as noH-coDHissonsd officers, priuaies
Henry Matthews, Panlon.
Haping previously erlisted
Wallace Goodnow Brandon
George Allen, Wallingford.
By reason If being non residents Of this District
Oliver Brown, Rutland
W Curtis, Rutland
Sirius ii Jennings. pawlct
Daniel khoder Clarendon.
AhenGge
Daniel Morean Rutland
Patrick keeTans. Rutland
Willis Batdu. Rutland
Dennis Lyons, Rutland
Patrick Sullivan, Rutland
Convicted for Eeiony.
Henry Nj Clark Pitisford.
General Debility.
Michael Mullan, Mendou
Mahlon Wilder, Mt Holly
General De5ing from Typhoid Fster and Diarrahp
James Randall, Berlin
lilden Austin, Hancock
James kayres, ir Rutland.
Decided tee6ieaess Of Constitution.
John Jostin
Rollin Wickham, Pavlet
Albert Sterling Rutland
Allied Howard,
Henry Merrill
Tobias Hulett. Pawlet
Paricoceis
Ezra McCollom, IT, Hancock
IatioOceie and Internal He1aoyrboi4s
Franklin Billings Nj Holly
Exempted By reason Of Hernia.
VIM II Noyes. Brandon
Nolney Beard, Chittenden
Francis Fem, Rutland
Fayette Viets, Pawlet.
Draining dozen Of ooer jar by contraction Of skim
Hugh Cory, Rutland.
Hernia and injury of left eye
John Leonard, Pittsford.
Epilepsy.
John welch Rutland
James freeman, Clarendon.
Cardiac Disease
Judson A Horton, Shrewsbury
Thos Shaw. Clarendon
Jacob Brown. Wallingford
Ira ID Mattin, Mt Holly.
Vaiv1'ar disease Of heart
Fayette Bromley, Pavlet
Myopia.
Austin n RihHe,NiaRstii.-
Henry Farmer, Rutland.
Obstinate disease Of SKIN
John Hit, Waliugfoyd
$500. -, -.
Ezra Adams, shrewshuTy
William BENNETT Rutland
IN Carpenter, Pawlet
/ Pulmonary Disoa,e
Harrison Il Woodward Middletown.
asthma.
Harley G futile, Rutand
Daniel Holt,
Stticf,,,co , fr.5l.
John W,us n ,nin, al ''
ch,sw p,i.,,a. p,.,'o,,
No..
jeremiah Grady, Dandy.
Injury Of Hip
VILE no aaet'' W Hu1land
Ios,ot in5er s,,.r .,,,,y ;.......-e ,-o,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-04


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