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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17
Three Invaluable Books for every
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THE HOWE ClRCLF--A volume Of ZIG pages, con.
tans IS Marches ana Quckst-ps 40 atzcs, 81 foka,
sC0ttiaches Redo as Mazufkas and Polka Mazur-
kas yarsoyirnnes, Gorliza, 4Gaopad;e IA Jotlons
and Quadries, A Dances, Hnppes, &C. ARA nged for
the Piano.
THE SILVER CHORD-A Companion to the " Home
Circle " containing Collection Of Faverite Song, Ba
lads, Dues and Quartets with Accomplishments for the
Pnuo-t0rtc.
TUE SHOWER OF PEARLS Containing tie most
beautiful Duet fr Two sopanos Soprano Ato soprano
and Tenor soprano and Bass and Tenor and Bass Ar
raugs1 with an Accompa for the Phno-iorte.
The large amount and great raety Of Piano and Vocal
Music comprised 10 the above Collections have rendered
them immensely popular, and much sought after by Play
eria singers They furnish the suitable piece
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grsde OF performance. Each youmes plete libra
~ In itself u Choice Music, and one will fail TO recog
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Price Of each. Ia cloth o. % 10 plain binding S2,0O
on receipt OF which copies will be ma led, postpaid
OLIVER DlTSON co..
mare Publishers III Warrington st, Boston.
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WINNERS PERFECT GUIDE
VIOLIN,
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Prize Of each, 80 lie cheers, pupils aud dealers
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At the SANE time ouf that is usul and auraeuve Will
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varying from The simple the dbl ul, comprises The
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17

STATE OF VERMONT, Tin Probate Court, held >
WAsniSGroN DsiMor, IS, hontI elier, Ia said district
on the l0th day ~ March, A. u 1863,
WILSON l. SlMONnS Administrator oC the es
W tate Of A.a smonds, laie OF Rovbafy in ,sd
district, deceased presents biz administration account
for Examination aud allowance, aud makes application
for decree u distribution and plIlon OF the estate OF
said deceased
Whereupon Il Is ordered by said Court that said ao-
CONT and said application he referred TO session Of
sad Court to he held At the Probate uoe ia said MoHt-
pset, the ia day OF April A. u. 1868 at ten O'Clock
ia the fienoou for hea'ing and decision thereon,
And IL Is further ordered that notice heeul he given Il
all persons ilerrs Ell by publication Of the same thtes
weeks sucoessvrly IN the Green Mountain freeman,
newspaper published At Montpelier previous to said
appointed for he0nng that they may appel at said tim,
and place. aud show cause II any they may have, WIZ
said scooun, should not be allowed, and such deere,
asse. Blythe Court.
fhw3t Attest, J Il. HERaILI., Judge
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~)lc0.

Tn Braln,ree Feb 2l,, Mrs Clsrlnis, wife Of Henry
r B1dget AMI daughter Of Marcus AsIham oWocestcr,
aged % years.
Her lie vas cousecrsted to Christ, with shon, We
trust, she kas gone share the blessrines, Of celestial
ptsisc.
In chelsea, March llh. OF Diptheria Emily Sarah,
eldest daughter OF Rufgs {. Aui Caroline u, Hovy,
aged l. ytart
IN Cabot. Vt, February 9sA, q consumption, Miss
sarah Emily Whittier, aged "a years.
In Rielford, jan 90 1853 Of msmbr nous Group, WIN
c. ION It Charles $. and Abgsil Royce aged yearsHnd
Is days.
ia 1anvlle, Feb %, sos Of Typhoid Fever, Mss Mel
lie daurhler Of kbeneEsr aud Abigail cheney, aged
- years.
Ia Eehford. Feb IL 1862 Of the innammatOy rhepma-
tsm, Porter Bliss, aged W years.
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IMPORTANT 10 FEMALES.
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Tho combination Of Ingredients In these Pills the
re.ut q. oag and extensive practice They are mild
" ter operation, and cartan correcting all irregular
lNeR ranul transformations, removing all distractions
whether uon cold " Otherwise, headache pain In the
side ptlWauoa Of Che heart whites, al nervous anec-
'ars hyercs, ftigse pain In the back ndlimbs, &c
dsurbldsetP, which arise from interruption Of nature
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
vas lhe commencement Of era 10 the treatment Of
those Irregularities and distractions which have con
signed 'o aauy 70 2 premature grave. No female can
enjoy good health unless she IA regular and whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins to do
OAu4.
DIP. CHEESEMAN' PILLS
or. 40 most egsctual remedy ever known Tor all cor
plants peculiar to Females To all classes they are IN
valuable inducing with certainty periodical regularity
ley known % thousand, who have used them AZ df
crent periods throughout the country having the sane
zion of some oil che most eminent Physicians in America
Explicit directions, stating when they should not b
uscl s.ih each ooy-the price dollar per box, con
canning rom dHy TO sixty pills.
tt'v mail, promptly, BY remitting to the Pro
p..tt-l ~ D. Redd-ld Montpelier, W. sut
uy 900 fritH generally.
l. T. trcg, Montpelier, Agent.
Il. B,uUrCHINs. Proprietor,
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DAN TO THE STATE OF VERMONT.
TRHA'uRrks OFFICE.

TRHA'URrk's OFFICE.
Rntlani March ?, 1863
Proposal, will he received this Office until O'Clock
+. H. The Itch day u March current or loan Of w,
hundred and Aiiy thousand dollars rembursabe four
yea for which bonds Of the Sa'o will be s'ued II
Of 1--WE hundred dollars tearing interest al The rate
Of siX per cent. payahit semi annuity
The bonds viii De- issued under the act o. tho Legisls-
tue approved November ~ ls62 and bear date Dcesm.
'or lst 1862 with coupons attached, both principal and
Interest payable iu Boston
The money Tor tAc bonds may be deposited In any Of
the Banks 100 bis sat" or the suffolk BANK, Bosteu.
The proposals So he under seal aud coHta uosmRll
ar fractional rates than fourth Of per cenum.
Those persons whose proposals may be accepted will DO
Immediately notified.
mara .d6wlw .fOHy PAGE, Treasurer.
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WORD Lost.

4 SWORD, belonging 10 the late Capt Quirby, OF we
"A lih Regiment Vermont Volunteers va, lost on the
road lrom Montpelier Psnded ssmstims bs,sesn the
ION and 25h stJanuary 1t was lost out q sleigh In
roing fon nontPellrr to Painhvd, and not already
ioutd 4ay BE- discovered when the mss. Any one
finding the ssmc Will confer ayer, aud b, well paid Tor
ali trouble, by Addressing THOMAS ollAbl,
Lyndon Centre, Vt,
or by lea, NJ the at the once Of the GhEH Mous
fam fsIaNNE.
March Ia lag3.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17

IuE FAIRFAX RAID-We learn that Barney
Pratt and Chandler Baker, Of Go. b. lGth Reg
im nj, were taken prisoners with tie Wide
awake, Ez-Gea. s,ouglion at Fairfax Coqr.
House 4. Messenger of Co. y, fame regiment,
was taken, 3ul cscap.d. Lieut.. prcntss Of this
town, 9aowls captured, bat proved TOO sharr
Gr Gle r.y..l 4ad 20. away rom them, as. q
yry valuable horse which be prld highly.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17

The painful Intelligence was received hy tn
friends IIst week tina. Corporal Ro1ene Z. Bacon,
If Co *, ljth regiment bad committed suieid
ty culaag his tnro4t. We learn That he had
been III for q short time, and he undoubtedly
Committed Tic deed whiala5lung unGlramau
sal alteration He w49 &C. eJa Of John bacon,
q, Esq, Of s.. J1husoaty, and o young ma
muea esteemed. lie was ~ yeas o.d.-Culelo
mar.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17
lfl0rrje0.

In Me- Haven. Feb 22i, BY the Rev Mr. Harlburt.
samuel Mating, Of sew Haven, and Siiii Mercy c.
header, u Lincoln.
IRA calais, NJ. 26h, BY Elder o psv', Mr.. Jonas @.
o msbs', and Mrs. Ham w. Hathaway. b III Of
Calais
10 Yves, Br-okheld, Feb Goth, hy Rev. Jshsl Clsan,
hr b K,lam, u Hrantrss, and Ai'sAaia ". Reed,
of DruoAhrd.
Also March an. VI. David T. Midget, Aud Nj. Mary
20 FITS. b1.h 81 Brsinircs.
I'm the VI r Church, March S.h BY Rev Gil, hr
Frank Green 81 Waisasld, AID AiI' Jcnns \. Ash
lyf, 90 Norrlswu.
ALSO by The sane, IN nuyhury Mstch 18Th Nr samuel
g. .urusr aud Mrs. Laura l.. GtiG h. both otDuIbuiy
In Montpelier, a the Pavilion March Oh, BY Rev.
Brown. Mr. johnf. lluss and Miss Visans Andrews
N " nerlin
In Eas, Aontpa en- on the oth inst, hr Rev, A. Hitch
cock, er George 81. Nebser "a OF and Mss n. III
lau Norcros, 60 Fast Montpelier
lu Btriu. March IN 1858 by Zenas c. lcvsy, ESQ
W. rhlo Webster AID Miss Lalbsrue N. A. Baker, bo't
OF NorNHrl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17
" Unqueslio7 ably the best sustained work OF
the kind in the World
RPER'S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

V'V'' ~ - y - 7'7'
nv OF miscellaneous re such ne can not he found
in the same eomp,ss IA any other publication that has
come under cur sotce B5i!sn Couus-
snr,r
We must refer in Terms of euloey % the high lone and
varied laruers Maeazne-a journal with
monthly en- en- alton of about ~ esO ropea-in whose
pages 10 BE- loupd some Of the choicest light and
( ueral r,adup ollie day, We Leak Of this work as
an ~ dente he Ans rican People and the popuiart
" II has pcquiisd t. Ineried Zach nusb.r contaius
July IA pages Oh reading ma ter appropriately illus
traied win good cuis aud It combines IN Itself The "a
cy monthly and tbe more philosophical iartery,
bsuded with he best features of the daily journal It
has great DO YER In tLe di-.euna ion Of love OF pure
literature T,uJq,,', GDais 10 AVi,yiean LaGaIt,
Linden
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17

Noturns, Tar IT you wish 10 nnd medicine PEE.
cniay adapted 10 che ne sniilet, Wheeling or baa
CoiIs In yaur children which are % apt 10 bring ON ee
Cfuup Wy ur. iia'a Batam staie AID Ger an remedy
ar hesa complains 1t is also pleasant 10 the taste
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17
Acouon, coLp, or Az laRlrATED THROAT

A COUGH COLD, or Az lRRirArkD THROAT II
allowed to progress reaa;ts In serious Pulmonary ana
bronchial affections tttsntnss incuraole.
BRoWN's BRONCHIAL TRoCuEs
reach directly tho affected parts aud give almost n,tana
relief. In Baoscumis, AsruSA and CARAVAN they are
Irhe good effects resulting from the use Of the
rroshee, aud their extended use caused them 70 he
eounerned De sure to quad against worthless imita-
lions. Obtain only he orsuNs BRowrs Rassen!AI
r.oenrs, Which have proved their efficacy by le'1 u
many years. Pvsue srsIEas aud siSorss should use
the rroohes Military officers and soldiers who o'eriaf
Inc voice and are exposed to sudden changes should have
sm. Sold sveryxhsre At 25 cents per box
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17
Ia. a.. EROward's Estate.

plEsubscubefs, havngbeen appointed byt IIonora.
bic Probate Court lot the District OF Raj duph cont
nssioneTs toteceiye examine and adjust ali cam aud
jena nds al all PERSONS AGAINST the Estate Of X r. How
ard atu Of Randulph ia SAID district, deceased, represent
ed nsulveu aud the term Of siI months from the goth
day OF February let3 being allowed by said CuuH to tn,
creditors said deceased exhibit and prove ihetrespec
i've claims enre us; tive notice that We will attend tt
Tho duties of out appointment at the dwelling house
of Sidney Howard In Randolph IN said district, on the
21h u August next A. O'Clock In the Afternoon on
SAID day
tLEV WASnBunN. lr.,+
WILLIAM WELLrNGT0N, N'"' "
Randolph, March, ., A. d. 1864. illw3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17


.-
ne,. Gan w., With ,,ro uon,he+s ~ bisi
staff giI sore 49, III. ci 'l and meet Gov Rack.
,,rh,,a'.t NJ u+grn rrnn whence aftor he.
ma, i@;aed h.. I-,,ad S,ates t,roip o,s tha ,lr.
~ I'll '' rrocSed r. port Trnmbuli and otbrr
Irtlrnuors ~ t5al ,.4te rne tesslBi.jy N
erecting lortat Brdsepor ID beng consd.
cred
The csrg1 OF the British steamer Queen OF the
Wave, stranded and captuIed while attempting
10 ran into Georgetown, s. c., is very valuable
cousHtn- in good part OF ammunition The
resss II .ad to have been bolt by the builders
Of the Great L EASTERN, and Ter machinery is
model Of hers in miniature
NV yosg March r. Tho IooisyiIe Jo,,,.
mai If Yoo.i,v etat4s tbat Forts Hermann and
H,Drv an the Tennessee river we're evacuated
and da.troved an Ibu,sdav jast bv tho fodsr.l
n troorr ~ nav oro l,.Ilo IN ovs, INV and mn,
''r.iraLs [r nG,,s,vn ~ d,lens.ye oner,ti,rs
Tloir orma,,snte atore. III v4re fanoyq8 n,
Fort Dgoel,,n al. nd tbat other and etr3rg.
or vo,ks aro IA be erected in the in Tie same
y.cloity,
H.lsl adyioea sbo,r that Northarn Alabama
o,al.ts aIo oiyi r' tbe rstels JeaI OF trouble
,,Jr,ri,cs sL1rn,,s7e. and all tbs horr,rs i,c,.
t.ni,lIoa naIrbLnrbood ,,.t ara uitncs..d
sbrr,
n tbo corer,l AL IN D,,io tbat a0etof
.,n ran c.d, viii HI re,1y m fore,sn r.r;s tbjf
,.o,,b ,tl,. which Ill.,. C0olrl,,,tos ,.rn,1se a,
4 claor ,bo ni.si.s,rri ana c1.ororate with ,bo
uuvenort IN K.o.Icky
cv.. NJ. w.,
-.+" io"h' -44'eu ~, A. O' '".' W S 1,D'
o. II. ~ '',A v 5'',I''''9 ,''
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@LpouI"i " ne" Vo,n'uaul ~ ~" ognu''.y
59.'.'. ''Is "'''' ~ - " 01'''0' ''''
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I.ar, ,a..i v.,t5. -...-,,d ;7,r Another ran.
.l.d f,r.,dq IN le lanncraj bpt the reh.ls nc,
,E, n.s, ..-y ,,,'..,ir.rg S.varJ t,,u,.ra
p.g.la, are Kent b8sy div no sfouotLenlp,
fl.a ds.ono.e N iLacify
lle t..int, I'M rItv .1ur.,nable from ,ho wa.
..raoor.arb.
INK. 7iol,, d;s-,t.b s,,s TINT tU, I..utop-
.er.sof fl..l . c.v,lry Il, mako assurance
Do tpe rebs. army on the Raopabana5lk. rasssl
oqerac5rdurayrgld .hrspghamarsh. oth aIqc
.eflperfy.r.at4 plainly saw. with the naked eve.
negro cavalry 10 tno number 81 Civ. apparently
doing ti.ko. dutf lalf and h4ll with white s.'-
'WIuu.
Ihe oAcers went within leo yards Of them,
and oHig Used a glass % render tuCr tAlmIu4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17

rho Kentucky legislature adjourned sine 4lc
on the third Tho straight Uoiou men defeated
their opponents ON every question Of lmpor'
tauea, thus confirming the hope that kentucsy
will s1on shake of the last yoatage Of rotel Do
minI0u
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17
CHEAP INK.

The Subscriber will furnish to any oae, fer one dslar
recipe Tor making the very best Black Ink. The ingrs
dents can be ssught sun ent 10 make galsn for ten
cents 1 will furnish them for that sun, Th- ink can
We made ina tew mlanes, and can be usea immsdiA'sJ
even while IL /, warm, george ALLAN
stowe, Vt, March ith, 1908
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I7rOm'J D. HOsMER Of Topsham

Mc'srs g. W FowLr a Co.
uentiemtn ~ lake great pleasure in adding nine to
gre mass OF trsmony 10 favor VI nat Invaluable Cough
h.uei y-nR WHrAR's BALt,M 0P Wild CHtRaT Du-
rnF tus PEI winter my lie was an ced with teyere
'ne6h and Inflammation Of We Lung. Aftcr suffering se-
'crey for esvera dasH, Nistars Basam was recon
m uIed, Trial Of shieh gave immedlae ami permanent
rti lhaYe knewn Of the balsam having been used In
ga cs 10 Alhm with favorable results. anu sure that
" h community wrro as well acquainted win the merits
~ hs GHtAr REMEDY as am, you would b. unable to
uppy lhe demand. would advise an Win lunsr from
touGnH Colbs, &c 20 give lhi. medicine carly and
o. ID OIgn tusl. Yours truly
J. u. HOSNER,
Prepared By $ W FOWLE 4 Co, Boston, Snd ior
sale Ny gll druggists ami merchants fllm3
CAasYs CArHRric CASbILs.--NHRvous DErIt1r
&o.--As sedat vc and lnvgoralng medicine, these Can
dts haFehad astonishing success ia every part Of the
civl1 gohs They are unaffected by climate, a. their
operations are the 'amc In the torrd or the Arelc
r"Fuus 1hey regulate the pulse and the action " the
hear brace and strengthen the relaxed nerves give tone
eul ene gyto he neral system, ADD, by reesiabshing
vigorous effort of the vital f c,ous e1tlngush the Gle
mems Of melancholy depressed spirits blues, yapora,
4e rold BY lDuPgss, al 9ic per box
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UPPER CABIN STEAMERS
Daily between Oriensburgh Cleaveland Toledo noroIt
Milwaukee and Chicago, leaving Ogdensburga arrival
VI he Express Train the East calling regularly fsr
passengers and freight 81 Alexander Bay Clsyten Cape
Vincent, and usweEo.
Passenger and Families moving West, can
embark with their luggage Teams, stock &C. and sns
together without disturbance Trarshpment, at their
Port destination. These Steamers have large Cabins
and SAtc Rooms amply and nratly furnished for Fusf
GAS flWsHgtrg and S,rond CABIN, with Cook Stove,
and comfoT ommodeti0us Tor Passengers nd Fam
lies. Who may wish 10 furnish their own provisions ard
bedding
RrNo Efforts will be spared to maintain the reputation
ofthis, as He CHEAPEST AND BEST ROuTE-LK
For Through Tickets &c., apply 70
GEO. A. tDUX, Agent. uglensburgh, NY.
GEO. SMITH, General Passenger Agent,
Ohoe Corner Ford and Portersen streets, on
pJsite JOhtton House. Ogdrnshurgh, N Y
Through Tickets can be obtained at all the Principal
r. r Ticket 0Hc Gbetwe:n Bsilon and 0SdsnsburTh.
.pfid6 wynn
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az wo hone do capture Of G.n. stoughto

ca We hope the capture Of Gen. Stoughton
will turn out to be lens Illuminating to that oii-
Ger than At present appears determination as
Brigadicr does not appear TO be confirmed and
probably will not be until be explains ,hls " On
ward to Richmond movement, as it is one we
believe, which is not recommended in the books.
The 1rjbunfs correspondent saya tho President
viii withdraw bis nomination.
The Darlington 1mss is probably in error Ia
surprising that another s,oagh!on has been
nominated as Brisadier General
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NictOrine Lost {!

ON he evening Of the l4h, on the road from Mos,own
" TO Montpelier probably 10 or near onpslisr illage,
valuable victofiue. Any person returning u TO the
FRESHMAN eTg1oE, or 10 The ssner will be handsomely
rseardpd j. ~ PERRIN.
Berlin, Feb. II, 1863 W
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17

NKw YORK, March 10. A letter from ,bee
Island below Sayannah says, on the evening of
the och, O steamer came into the harbor, fired
Two guns, a5d lClt before the guns of the
lortfcalion, SIX in number could be brought
70 bear on her.
supposed she was the Alabama or Florida
or blockade runner.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17
I The interior Nothing, however, is officially
known, 50 as to speak with certainty.


Nlw YORK, March Is, Por Royal alyiccs
OF the 10Th, contain the following order from
Gen Hunter, for forward m ycment
S0IdlTs u m Department o. The South
After long and wcaryug delays, due to causes
over which no one in this Department had con-
uol, We have at length the cheering prospect Of
active and very important service Sold ers Of
ho l0th Army Cops, you are stimulated By
every coHeIderaton Of honor to vic with the gal
liant men from the Department Of North Caro-
lima who have been ZEN, by Government to take
plrt with you in the dangers and glory Of OPP
eratious now pending,
Officers and men VI the command, you are abb
jurcd 10 the performance Of every d4ty. All
who earn distinction, no matter how humble
their positions, have my pledge that their soryi-
ces Shall be honoyabIy acknowledged and the
acknowledgment pressed to Their advantage
Commencing officers Of divisions, brgades and
regiments, IN making herreports to these bead
quarters will give the name VI every officer, and
fall descriptive list Of every non-commissIoued
officer and soldier Of their command, who has
attracted their observation as behaving with
special glllan.ry OF good conduct in order that
tho names Of an such may be pubIshcd with
honor ~ tbtir own homes, and aA VINO arc thus
mentioned may Ic that no ciiOr. shall be iack-
iag on the part %. the NaJ0r-G Command
/ ing 10 secure their promotion.
Should any officers neglect their men, or eyince
The Toast disposition 70 SHRINK at any momen.
from the proper performance Of their duties
! they HiiIll6e".se bc reported and held amonab.e
90 lhesageres. pomshmenfs Of military law for
misconduct in ihs presence Of tho enemy should
officers bselme liable to censare' 1t wou 10
treason u t,'' country not 70 couPel an ez'
IL ~ attention 2. "H og'ceI', y c1lIe1 70 afu''o
1.'s7' 7u.''o", ~ W I'tDy' ~ '''a';o.
~ y A.. u. . ''.' A.; i,o n.,,, rr,..-r.
/ c,u TIT, l..'.,, i..a.d a., oricrdral'
M IL, I..,'.5 $1,000. r., .,r,'.ln dr.go
-v..+t ,6.... er',in,l.l H. l.as,f1rr,@star. All
,ll.1 s.a.--s r...g xxx leender tGe commend
Wa. x.-r ,r,.dlt Thar. r,s an i'm.
49,. .,.I.''','.,',,ba ,.,4.,., a Kfn.., i...
49,. -. -.,lu ,t,. .'-..'.ai,5.s a. ,lo i,ta
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To Communities.


THE Advertiser, having been restored to health IN
Jew wtess, ly fy simple remedy, after having suf
crCi fsvera years With severe lung Affection, and that
dread disease. C0Hsumpti0n-is anxious TO make known
10 Dos ielow-suhtrers be means Of cure.
&c an who desire Il, be will seed copy Of the pre-
sc-rtou used Gree ~ charged Nth the directions for
preparing and using the slRe which they will nd SURF
CUHE tJFt, euNPrfoH Asthma, LHoNcH1s, Nc. The
only object efthe adycr ser IN sending the prescription
s tpb nedt the AFFLICTED and spread information which
hs DE invaluable and be hopes every sufferer
w.ll ify bis reus iy, ast will cost tlem nothing and
May prove blessing,
Parties Wishing the prescription will please address
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
Nilhamsnurgh,
3i3w3m Kings County, New ! ork.
Cri1oR or FGrISAS :-D,lr SIR, with your permission
wish say tbs sdrrs 81 your paper, that will
send by return sal to an who nish it, rtt Recipe.
Oh 90 dirsc ions for making and usiHg simple Vegs
bic IA m thai will ssscually rtmsFe ia zen dayI
FApfes sic ches, Tan, Fr'cses aHa all impurities Of
.br ~su lsayng the sane, son. szooth, clear and
beslgf
viii also mail FREE to those having Bad Head. or
ssre Fsc-s. amps directions aud information hat will
enable them 10 start full sroWih Of LuIurant Hair.
Nhisk-r., ora mou,achs in less that thlry days. IL
applications ansFsrei by return al without charge.
Respectfully yours,
THOs CHAPMAN Chemist,
nlml No sJl Broadway New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-17

LOUISVILLE, March Is Approximations exist
here, IN which military circles participate, that
a formidable rebel invasion of Kentucky s i'm
minent, with Wow to tho permanent tSups-
ton oil tho state.