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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-21
SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATION,

SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATION,
Which in the unmarried female is a constant recurring
disease and through neglect the seeds of grave and
month passes without effort being made to assist
ture the suppression becomes chronic the patient
ally loses her appetite the bowels are constpaed night
sweas on, and the consumption finally ends her
career.
LEUCORRHGA, OR WHITES.
This disease depends upon an inflammation Of the mu-
lining of the vagina womb. Ii In all
companed by pains the back the bowels
and through the hips teaspoonfu ofthe medicine may
be taken three times day, with injection Of table
spoonful of medicine mixed with hall pint Of soft
morning and evening.
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER, In
PLANTATION OF THE KIDNhYs AND CATARRH
OF THE BLADDER. sTRANGuARY ANDBUkN-
ING OF PAINFUL URINATING.
For those diseases it is truly sovereign remedy and
much be said i'm its praise single dose has
been known to relieve the most urgent symptoms.
Are you troubled with that distressing pain in the small
Of the back and through the hips. teaspoonfu day
of Constltuticn Water will relieve you like magic
FOR DYSPEPSIA
1t has equal in relieving the distressing symp
toms Also, Headache, Heartburn Acid Sto acb, yomit-
ing Food, dc. Take teaspOonful after dinner. The
dose all may be increased If desired but should
be done gradually
PHYSICIANS
Hare long since given up the Of buchu cubes and
nber the treatment Of these Diseases and only them
for the want of better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itself equal the task that has devoved
upon it.
DIURETICS,
Irrste and drench the Kidneys and by
lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed disease.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-21
fOk SALE 81 ALL DRUGGlsrs-PRICE sl
wM II. GREGG kco pro,rs.,o-

Morgan 4 Anen. General Agents. No. 20 Cur stree,
New York. Wright French, s. Randolph At; smith a
Dryer, - Lake ST, wholesale Agents, Chicago Illinois,
jan2s-d9m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-21
DYSMENORHGA, OR PAIN UL MENSTRUATI0N, AN
IN MEN0RRHAGIA OR PR0FUSE FLOWING.

Both diseases arising from faulty secretion of the
strua fluid in the being too little, and accom-
panied by PAIN and the other prOfuse
which will be speedily cured by the Constitution
Water.
That disease known as FALLING OF THE WOMB
which the result of relaxation of the ngaments of tha
and is known by of he aviness and dragging
pains in the back and sides at times accompanied By
sharp iancidating shooting pains through the parts
WILL. in all ca-es. be removed by the medicine.
Where is another class Il symptoms arising from lRR
TATION or THE WOMB. which Physicians call Nervous
ness which word covers up much ignorance. and in min,
of ten the doctor does really know whether
the symptoms the disease the di the symp
toms We can only enumerate them h. re. speak mor
particularly of Cold Feet Palpation of the Heart impaired
Memory, Waketulness Flashes of Heat, LanguOr Lass
tude aud Dimness Of Vision.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-21
GENERAL FOR INDIANA.

GENERAL FOR INDIANA.
Conrad Baker. Col. LIST Indiana cavalry and A.
A. Provost Marshal General for Indiana Of
fee, Blackford's Block. southeast corner Me-
ridsn and Washington Streets upstairs;
boards at No. t32 North Tennessee street, ASA
James g. Jones. Col. AID Ind infantry and Su-
perintendent for Recruiting for Inv aid Corps
and commander of camp o. rendezvous. or
nee, District Headquarters. boards at Bates
House. ......... ......... 1854
John y. Scott. Captain. roth Ind. volunteer in
fsntry and A. A. 4. G. and Inspector. Office,
with \. A. P. ~ G.: boards at Macy House. LAS
Orris Blake, Captain seth Ind. volunteer infan-
try and Assistant superintendent of Recruit
ing. Inspector, &c. Office, District Head
quarters. boards AZ Macy House. ........... l466
+. J. de la Hun. Lieut. and Adjutsnt 26th
Ind. volunteer infantry and Superintendent
OF arrest Of deserters Office, with A. A
NJ. G---... ....-----.--.. 1875
II. n Finch, Lieut.. and Q. NJ. AID Ind volun-
teer infantry. A. A. Y. NJ. and Inspector. Of
tce. with A. A. p. ". G.; boards az Patterson
House .........-..........-. Lass
BOARD OF ESRoLLxENr or THE SIXTH ENROLMENT
DISTRICT.
ID Braden, Captain and Provost Marshal Of
nee, Blac sfords Block, Sd floor, boards atO.
JOhnSon'S three miles north of the city, Il.
railroad --.--.........-.-..- Las
VIM. J. Wallace Commissioner. Ofice. Black
ford's Block; residence No. l6l East Market
street. ...-................... LAG
Thomas y. Harvey. Surgeon. Office with Pro-
vost Marshal: boards at No. 7sSs East wash
ingtOn street ........................... 3,26s
1854
Add Gen. Carrington ONCE in State House. 4,O54
~ s94
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Hare long since given up the Of buchu cubes and
niber the Of these diseases and only tn
for the of a better remedy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-21

ne" Legislature VIII assemble on the SIN OF Janu-
AIRY next lis action viii have deep interest for tho
citizens Of Indiana The nfiael will faithful
and Intelligent report Of its proceedings. that The
reader understand from day day what their Repre-
Sentatives are doing.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29
RoSToN MARK EFT.

WEDNESDAY. May =.
FLoJF-Sales ct g - = % for Western super
enc. ks n g.: for common extras; g. a p for me
dun DO; and q 50 4 30 for good and choice, in
Gliding Genesee. Canada, Ohio and Michigan. The
prospect of the opening Of the Mississippi viii turn
portion # the supplies Of Flour in that
direction. tut with tho present moderate oX-
port demand ~ Improvement l. booked for
In Corn Meal there have been moderate sales
stsiso @ so = bbl foroomnlon and good. In Rye
FIour the .ales have been confined 10 email lots az
$40 = : = = Dbl for common and extra.
GRAIN-Thero Is very little doing in Corn. and
rrcss have again declined. Sales Of Western riixed
moderate AZ % a sc z bush EQUALITY, for COM
mon and prime; and Southern yellow at Is a eoc.
Oats remain dull and prices quite uniettled and
nominal. The Gales Q: Northern and Canada have
heen at &c, and Frince Edward at 7cc y bush In
Rive ssles in small lots at 81 l. z bush. White
Beans are -tezdy. The sales have been at q - q
- y bush for poor TO good blue pea and - = a
30 :, bush for marrow and extra pea. In Csnsda
Peas sales at Il Is q p Y bush. Fine Feed Had
short. are dull, With sales st 80 q y p tor eai
these prices could not now be oStaired. M1dlins'
are noalinslly So a 81 Y ton.
PRovIsIoNs-The market for Fork CONTINUES
quite dull, and the demand has been nodsrats.-
sales sI3 % % for prime, ga q IL fot thin anC
good mess; and 81 . Is fore and extra clear
casb Reef IS firm and the market sustain ful
prizes. sales slI e Il 80 for Eastern and Weston
mess AID extra uess. Sc to quality and sli 20 a
for family extra Lard Is dull and has been in MOD
ers. demand Sales at lei a 04e in bbs and tieroe
ard tl.c In kegs, cash. Smoked Hams have been Il
a.ir demand at :; q &C = n, cash. Butter Is fir
and the demand Is fully equal to the receipts Ih
ale. IF good. choice and extra New York and Yer
mont diaries haze been at l. slc, and eer1-oo
ran-e from ~ q Iso IN. Cheese ha' eren IN lei
demand. With .aie= 1T . 30, y p ilr e-uuion 'p
.cod new.
wOOI-The ,iemsnd lcr aeee- anu pulled NoI
h,. been moderate throughout the week aud u
tend,ne, @. pr.ee. las be.n in favor q IL, eTs III
.,ls hsve been 100 Co ts at 70 4 Sc for aeeee' 70
l.,,er vrice fr choice ohie and Psnns, iTsnia an
90 sc fr super and eNtTs pulled the latter Pre-
for Rochester extra \ lot Of uuwsshed fleece De
seen .oida sc, ard a lot Of cau=da pulled ct OF
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29

-'h" i'fNNf -iu -
The Word says editorially We can
scarcely doabi that Gen. Grant Till finally
succeed. He has been heavily REINFORCED
since HE right wing has been able to CON
nunicatr with Admiral Porter In addition
tn the extra regiments from Milliken's Bend
which are now with him, some sixteen fresh
regiments were sent to him from Gen Hurl-
burt's command and must have reached him
by tire 18th.
With all HE Losses in battlcs, ne cannot
have les than 10000 veteran aud efficient
troops now operating asainst Vicksburg. 1t
is idle to talk Of rebel force in hIs rear,
large enough to raise the siege. Johuston'=
and Lorins's armies combined, it is admitted
are only 1900 strong. With the injured
railroad lines in operation III tue Southwest,
the confederate generals cannot horeto swell
that force 50 as 10 ct it 70 COPE with General
Grant in less than three weeks, and in that
time, he viii capture Yiok,bur;, or his army
become 50 large Is 20 bid d,6ancc to al the
forces the enemy can bring against IT,
The Tribuae's Washington despatch 7sys
We understand tbat Gen. Grant in his t,lc-
gram Of Friday received yesterday SAYS he
has.sn intercepted despatch from JeH. Davis
to Pembsrton. in which tho rebel president
promises 10 the commander al Vicksburg re-
Inducements to The number of leo 600 If he
viii hold ont two weeks.
The He-aFs Washington despatch says,
notwithstanding various rumors adoat ell
intelligence that is in possession Of the Gov
eminent, warrants the belief tina, vicks5ur-
las already csritulatel
Intimate friends Of the President give him
credit fyr having two months smco tab5jcd
the expedition against yick-burs in Yas1o
river, and he then sad the batteries mus be
run past AMI vicksburs attacked in the rear.
So much time, however, Las lccn consumed.
that apprehension exists among military
men, that thc r,b-l. may have made them
selve- - strong in inc field works behind rho
city es TO render some counteryailing opera
tons ,flisc kind necessary before Gen. Gran.
can vcutur, to a-soul, ,vl'l The rum'cr- p,
has in hi, amy.
Itt iu our power ,5r,iuflr,1 a. large Is 10
the r,hcl-, and therefore the week may be
the scene Of mighty operations.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29
News Of tho Week.
NEw YORK, MAY %
BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, May 70.
The HeT0'e's Washington dispatch saws it
Is believed that Gen. Grant has nothing to
fear from concentration Of any considerable
force in his rear. The only forces available
for the purpose arc 5000 under Joe johnston,
a small number driven away from Pember-
ton under Loring, and one or two brigades
from Port Hudson. not more than Is 900 1T
the outside.
The Worlds Washington dispatch ,ays a
correspondent Of that paper with Gen. Grant
arrived there yesterday from Richmond,
after a tour Of three weeks in the southern
State-. Only about 800 men were at
Vicksburg, when be left At Montgomery he
met Joe Johnston It {, 90 troop- from Savan-
nah, to reinforce Pcmbertou. IT Richmond
q report WAS current on saturday that
Nick-burS had fallen. There are no forces
IN The interior Of the Confcderacy. The
railroads are in a bad condition The strength
# the r,lvl army may be put down At sea-
000 men, half Of which are in Middle Ten
nessee and Virginia. The rebels robbed and
maltreatel ou, WOUNDED in Alabama. At
Atlanta, Ausu>ta, Columbia, Knoxville aud
Weldon our prisoners were greeted with sub
stantial evidence of kindly feeling. The
solid men Of the South are anziouly
asking what terms NC can ofer and wha; j.
to he their fac. The impression Is gaining
ground in the Confederacy that We can out
la-t them and oyerrun their country.
The Times he's new, from Alexandra. La,
on the Red river TO the 10th inst, from one
Of its special correspondents Gen Banks
sill bad hi, headquarters there, hut bic
troops were moving MP the river towards the
enemy.
The correspondent. also makes the some
what startling announcement that ! trans
pcrts from Gen. Hunters department we're
ut New Orleans and Others coming.
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s Washington dispatch dated the Goth,
--E- T. i- understood that the government has
received an Official dispatch from Gen. Grant,
i,fei 'r" ed, confirming all previous ac-
commits oi the succcsses Of our troops, and
d, -,.-,ll ell, g.. III ,;i-..
e.. r't.r,..I A. .i.,.:.,.l
~. "a, ~ - -.
-. S...-.'.--,,.r W ,b.. :.
-. -. - ~. ". -, HI
m -
W. H.
-. ........,
-, - '--9
i '' =
& uri.ste dispatci wac received in Chi
c--1. on the o6th. from an cficer IN an III.
regiment dated in tue rear Of Eickshur.,
Ma 2lrh. from which an inference NAV Ice
drawn. that The rit- was no. captured N that
time. Tho 6lslatcr savs nothing as 10 what
-,-s d-,. .,. s..tu~,1a-.
Inc kIchm,ni N M 81 the 10Th las a
Mobile dispatch, dated TIE so winch sa5
t.t aitt'I llt-l ibh ~ j. -L 70 i-''i ---s
night. oar loss IS slight the damage donc
the hattcrl.s Is trlnlns- Inc garrison Is IN
good spirits ln1 well supplied fHlnS was
heard during the Ei@tt- twas oeiIeSed ii'a'
the enemy was Smelling
A...;,. Fc,r Admiral p-r+cr :, a dis,,tcb
f-,,, ~, i've Jst.d ,Ie l5tb. sav. A
g a.. nc H. Nio,,15 C;t- lent Com
JYi,,-,, INC ~, 81. t7r p. Warrenton to re-.
connoitrc' ard ste what guns we're nkeiy 70
annoy our transports. Inc reGelS nave neel
engaged ior some months IN oulloihe a slr.nz
casemated water oattery' lhtenalns 10 il'un'
eight lo-lnch guns IN H. ms TofA !; "a;
oullt WIN cotton halee covered Win ram y. y
IRON. ana the whole covered win IN. 3art1. Vn
approachlns the "orke' Lieut. Ason stuI
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IL 7iJy IRrsu SE,. April %. l363.-Life
on sbip-board NAV he divided into three sta
-es-the torpid. the wretched and the malig-
n.nt. The two former ARE but diverse devcl-
orments If sea siclncss, but the latter l. the
inevitable result cf tho endless monotonv Of
the sca acting upon the evil passions ct man
Kind
The first symptom II the malignant stage
: deposition on tie part Of the sufferer
and in the Int Of sufferers Is included every
ronv,,leseent .'sea-sicker" on board-t0 med
dle with other PEOPLES business. 1t Is man
1fested by a morbid curiosity 20 know the
residence. occupation and object in travel
ling Of every other passenger on board. Add
10 this an inevitable inclination 10 look on
the worst side Of eyervb1ly. If the fellow
passenger b quiet end reserved, he Is saId
70 be -'stuck-up bavc d bad-lo0kins
eye-to be no better than be ought 70 be. 1t
be be genial and talkati-e, be Is Get down as
s'blower" OF = "conceited ass Nine-tenths
Of those on board are ''bo-cs,' ard the other
tenth are "insnhgrsble doukeys.'
An Atlantic voyage in a modern steamer
Is TOO short TO allow the malignant stage full
scope. But is deploIable re-ults may he
seen II the long trirs "arornd the Horn
and 70 Australia. On these occasions, pas
senSers who on dry land are aIniahlo and
well-iutentioned leT.ous become ieartully
truculent. They quarrel and souabble in
cessantly. and. If at all devoted to muscular
Christianity, indulge in personal encoun
ter. \ ship i therefore usually a floating
he'll OFoourse. 'yhen fairly on shore, th'
passengers in thar thsnkfulness tacitly con
sent % bury their woes. and even have tn,
conventional hypocrisy To say they have hat
a"Ileassnt voyase'' but it Is all delusiol
and snare = pure fgment Of the magma
ton
Bat if an Atlantic steamer does D., l.room
the scene OF daily fsticuf fights, IL j. .
least the very HON. Of tittle-tattle an
scandal. livery popularity of dress OF mar
n-r = il'-t numerically criticised. Il a lad
trayels airr, lie l. often the subject %. i'm
pertinent u not insulting r,.nsrk-of cours,
not adIr, -=vi ~ hcrself. but hisscd anon
some -r'i,l % mtn Nho, n the table an hou
aiicrwaT'. vii -sriri. an.l crin at the san
lady ''itl tn "l-t hypoeritic-,l Iolitcn,..
Oh nov .'" ncata,,=-. tic petty. sneakin
nicaiHits- oi mankind l-c,- ont after eisI
d1ys Of Atlantic Oc,ah
Passenger co. hip usually TAXI leave
their sense, maniiestinc senilc idi,cy,
epite ii tltir ripioubted malignity On
other theor, en- theis absurd pe-teriae
the capjai,- and niai.- II accounted f.
On the seeOna Jay cut they begin to a
tiio.c unfortunate beings what day they "
arrive ut a port three Thousand miles distar
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i,-. 10 return with all dispatch and only to
--,oocd as far as lazoO city where the rebels
80 navy vard-and storehouses.
In the meantime, Gen. Grant has closely
.,rs.tel Vicksburg, and has possession of the
-. commanding points In very shor,
..1,s general assault VIII take place when |
Irs t,announce that VicksburS has fallen
-fcr q series Of the most brilliant succcss,.,
Ilrt ever attended an army. There has nav.
r. Feen a case during the war where the r,i,-
=. haye been 80 successfully beaten AZ all
,o;nts. ard the patience and enduranc. shown
(, our army and navy for 50 many months.
.-e about being rewarded. 1t isa mere ques-
,,,,7 gf few hours and then with the cxocr-
FIN q Port Hudson. which viii fellow Yicks-
sur- the Mississippi viii be opeu it, entire
'a-,'
Inc following telegram Is from Con.
H1rlbart. He cncloses statemep,
nom en- ordnance officer showing tho
,7rdilicn Of affairs at 9 O'Clock on Friday
night. The city was not at that time taken.
lI.,at advantages, however, Lad been gained.
&c rn,rz making firm resistance. The
,-rlessilu prevailed that We would take
Vi5sshurg the next day. We at that time
--mrletlv commanded tue town. Our mon
fsi their l1lors planted Oh tie encmv's
works and were lynn. on tie extreme slone
Our captures were about six thousand
rri-1ucrs and sevcnty-iour pi,ce5 Of ARTILLERY,
s1no Of which had been DESTROYED.
The position Of cur troops was some with
70 q mile eiil-others q mile and halt Of the
Court H1H-e. Gen Grant is represented t,
ta IN GOOD SPIRITS and confident of moro bril-
liant results. 1t is supposed there are fifteen
thousand rab,i troops at Nicksburg who will
d-uttle>a lo made prisoners in the event Of
rbc e-pture Of the town. The dispatch fur
thcr slys the mortar and eunboats were in
front u Nickshurg, hard AT work
4 Cairo special dispatch Of the 25th SAYS :
Dates from below TO the morning Of the 22d are
-cesiyel The bombardment Of the enemv's
urpcr vorks vas continued BY the mortar
let. Persons who saw the operations
through glass say they arc satisfied that
Grant hss captured d battery on Walnut
Hill a furious cannoradiug is going on all
around
= tand Of -nerrillss captured the town Of
Richmond. Clay County, No, last Tuesday
night after 8 short fight, in which Capt.
sessions and Lieut.. Shinn # the G5th Mis-
..uri regiment we're killed. The remainder
,f the federal force was WIS taken prisoners.
Lent. Gravtnston was shot by the cuerrillas
after surrenderinE, and ii IL feared the other
prisoner. arc all murdered The town was
robbed Of everything that could he carried
-rav.
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N 'eHlNEI'N, My y
The following was received this morning al
the %avv DEPARTMENT

the Navy Department
Or NEwrosT NEws,
8 20 a. u, May rs. (
T, H.. &. Vr'-,, Sc'y.
The steamer state of Maine
Is iu,t down from CT: Point with loo
officers. inclulins those Of ;bc Iniilaoil.
Tho Richmond F'ioria@- af Che 25'1 da.
tho following
,ioBrr. Ma "a sreelal 20 tho Adv'r-
.-er & Register from Jackseu yes'erda- says
heavy drius vas heard in che direction IF
vick-burg this morning.
Its reported and believed III oa-ul cir
cles, that She cnsny essault'd crf works
at vicksbar- On WEDNESDAY, and zero opal
sed. Snyder, Bluff has been cs.rstei-
The Courier reports that Yas5o city was
capturel by the Feler,l- 'ui the nar. yard
burned by thu rebel troop.
An officer from Vicksburs reports that
Grant has been whipped back.
/ LATtR.-Tbe enemy have made three de-
perate assaults on NicksburS and have been
repulsed.
some official information has leen received
Of the capture of Helena, Ark, by General
Price
\ letter from Jackson dated May 70, say'
that Gen johnston that morning threw from
ten t. twelve thousand men over tho Iii
Black TO Nicksburg.
An official dispatch from Gen John'tor
dated MAY Esd, saws that an officer VII i'
Yicksburg On Tuesday report thatan '--sa.
on the Yazco road near zen. Pepr--top
Entertainments had been rerulsod-
s 2 LIE, Actins ---.
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The Daily Free Press
BURLINGTON, VIZ

BURLINGTON, VIZ
Is PUBLISHED EVERY AYTEaSoo,'. t>untays
sxcev;ed.) a. ave o'clock. aud gives it, readers
Twelve Hour Later News
theu they can obtain from any ether source.
Tho Frer PEr.s receives dispatches regularly ~
botk the American and verulonts Boston lines. up
to O'Clock Of each day. Il. telegaph.' nerz is
coasequently q. 5c,e and in most cases c, fvr. IN
fact. tie s5ps, IS that given BY the New YORK BE
r,Hg Post ,nd the Ner Yeti I'D BoEiou e. soins
PAPER. generally.
TERMS.
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shorter periods IN proportion.
siu-le copies Three Cents
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NAsHpuroH, Nav o6.

NAsH&EToH, May 90
Tie follorrin; has leu received at head
quarters here
MrlrHrs. MAY 25-ll.So \. Mo Hg'
Gea. Hell The Lpminary has just come
up from Ticksburs. There are no Official
dispatches Ordnance officer Lyford writes
under date of the cd, is follows.
-our loss is not very heavy, for the position
we have gained. The rebels make firm re
sistance. think we shall have the place
tomorrow. wecompletely encircle the town,
and our men tonight have their colors planted
on the encmy's works and are lying on the
exterior slope. The gun aud mortar boats
are In front working away Our captures
thus far are about 5000 prisoners and Il
pieces Of artillery. some ten of which were
destroyed.
Gen. Grant l. in good sTiri,s. five take
yicksburS We shall take $4,000 prisoner
With Gen. Peuberton and all bis stores, &c -
;. \. HURLBURT. N4j. Gen
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Died.

In Burlington. Nay %, Celins. eldest daughter of
Louis and Anseline GERMAN. aged u year.
In Barln.ton. May ., =. &. French, member
of the Medical Clsssin The UnTersits Of Vermont.
ssed y year..
In Burlington, Thtr.dss, Isy -ls', Of eoa-'ifnp-
ton. Mr. Priscilla Bush. ICED 2 YEAR,.
st Opelousa=, Ia. May 18th, isss, Of Intermittent
Fever. Captain : 6. P. Craig, c.. q, sth Rest- y.
Vote. formerly OF Randolph, Vermont, and onl. con
Il tbe late Doctor Samuel crsi- q Draintree, VI.
.-ed u year.. Tse deceased les'es vie and 'aild
and larc circle ct relatives and ircne- t" mourn
they loss-
In Wiiii-tsn, Vt, May clh. # drcpsy and con-
sumption, Mrs. Letita Todd, formerly cf GllsS7'-,
Scotland. aged : years.
Northern Vermont an csnaas iapeis Fie'i-
copy
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Lct15VlILl, ID. y
The Journal Of tbi. city has the following
deslatche-
MrErRrlsroro, Nay 2t.-Hon. { l. Val
landi-han arrived .hole tlis mornin: -
The rebel piekrt- st irst refused to
receive MIN. but finally tie Coloud
commanding CONSENTED to his reception When
vallandialam thus addrt sss'i the guards, at
the same tune asking the Federal siheeTs
who had him in charge 20 pay attention -
hi> word-
II am citizen Of Ohio, Of the United
States Of America, -cnt within your ine7
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MACHINE SEW INC.
NJ. -. W ErLrol, would announce o. lf-
VI patrons tll- s,c l1 re-opene1 herr2 n's 81 ''"
SETiTG UfcHIvE P4RLoF,
Ne. College Street, and e prepared % cEe.a's ~
Orders f.r machine sewing ana slteAiE. az -i'''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-29
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III the -ubscTiicss havin- ioln appointed BY tho
W Honorable the Probate Count Tor the district
Il 5rsnd Isle, Commits ones O. rc-e-Fc, examine
and al ust the claims aud demands OF all persons
lse in said district dlceaze represented insolven
and alec all claims and demands c2li1l.ed IN o-set
thereto snd SIX months ffol the day {. the date
hereo. bein- allowed ey said Court Ter tia purpo-e
re DO therefore hereby -l~e notice that re VIII 81
tend 20 tue business a cur appointment - tie
dwelling house e Lucreta Nllcca n Grand lee IN
said district The tnlr1 Iucsl1 u f ts ulri a-
~ o. O'Clock 4. y. ci -aia dag.
Date thi- .,d daf- Il Aprli 4. ID. ISIS.
SETH lIOAG. , r--.--
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