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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-13
KILLED RYLIGHTNING!

The Lightning Fly-KilIer is active poison,
rendered attractive to flies to their entire destruction
1t Kills instantly. Try it, You will them dead and
dying within five minutes They get away to fail
into anything but generally die the plate. single
directions and witness the result.
Remember that it is BUTCHERS that does this, and
refuse the base limitations that are offered. The rea
article is for sale by all respectable Druggists and Mer
chants
Orders supplied through j. f. HENRY CO., Water
ury, H. L. BUTCHER & SON, st. Adams. ms5m
Mothers Mothers! Mothers
Don't fail to procure MRS. wINSLOw's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of
of the most experienced and skfu in New Eng
and, and has been used with never failing success in
thousands of cases.
1t not only relieves the child from pain, but nvgor
the stomach and bowels acdity and gives
and energy to the whole system. 1t will almost in
stantly relieve.
Gripping i'm the Bowels and Wind Collie,
And commissions, which, if not speedily rem
eded end in death. We believe it the Best and SUI st
Remedy in the world in all cases of DYsENrERt and
DGARHGA IN CHILDREN, whether arising from Teeths
ing or from any other cause.
i Full directions for using will accompany each bottle
Meme genuine unless the fac smile of CURTIS & PER
kINS, New York, is on the outside wrapper. Sold bv
all Medicine Dealers
Principle office, AZ Dey Street, New York
Price Only 20 Cents per Bottle.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-13
RARE GRANGE
Auction Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF LICENSE from the Honorable Pro-
- pate Court within and for the District of Lamoille
theundersigned will sell at Public Auction to the highest
bidder on the 18th day Of October next at 10 O'Clock
a. ~ the Farm formerly owned and occupied by San
hfd 1aes IN HydeIark and known the clemens Farm
sara arm consists OF about hundred acres with good
buildings throughout well watered and running water al
the house said Farm is in good condition and will he
Sold cheap. Also the sugar utensils on said Farm and
cook stove, pipe clock &c. Possession given March h
La Liberal credit will be given for part Of the pur
chase money. d. L. ATES Admtr
Morristown, Sept. Is, 1868. 3sws
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-13

A special Washington diapatch to the Herald
says that the rebel retreat from the Rapidan
turns out to have been an attempt to flank Gen.
Made, which has been prevented, but at con
Siderable loss.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-13
TEETEL EXTRACTED
W ithOut Pain and Without DANCE

By the use q The Nitrous oxide, o:
Il n II G. E5- 4 M Or n
HIS method is peri city harmless, and when the pa
ient is under its inference, the operation be ade
without the least pain. 1t ouy destroys pain, but
gives the ghtfG sensations and renders waking
to consc BUSINESS thing almost to be depored Unlike
Ether Chloroorm, there is reaction lassitude
excitement when in five minutes emerges from
state of complete orgeuness, wi bout headache any
unpleasant feelings Physicians have prom oun:ed it ben
efcal TO persona having weak lungs
have spared neither trouble expense to axe this
important addition to my Office for the benefit e those
afflicted with aching teeth JOHN II. CON- eggs.
ONCE in Riato - bnillng, state Street. Mont eier
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-13
A FARM AT AUCTION

Or Lk.L5 IA 81 - n ETC q. IN
SITUATED in ths aorth-w st part Of WALDEN, nea
~ The stage road leading from East Hard Ick TO Dan
Vile, containing sixty ACRES divided into NOW
ing, uIage, pasturng, and IL acre, heavy WOOD land
with about 200 sugar frees, [, is well fenced. Good
house. pa ned and oina,d, large aud woodshed nearly
new Two goo bar She 80 by 40, with cellar nearly
new, inc ouer - b. 3o-in 9 od repair Never failing
soft wat al III house nj barns An nv convenient
Sald larm has Ad the entire income Of another farm for
inc last 10 years. ana Is high Gta'e Of cultivation
me road Is shaded by about 200 beautiful Maple Tree
~ gdou' TweUe Years gr0cth Also large stock Of farm
ing ools household furniture, &C.
Also ANUTH X FARM, 81 .uated about one mile from
the above named farm, containing about EGHTY-FIVE
acres, on -ha newly cleared, and contains large Su-
gar Orchard 800 trees and has all necessary fixtures
Tor tapping 1900 IeIms Easy.
The ABOVE property Will be sold at auction on the 22d
OF October, at ohe o. lock, P. III
STkPHEN s. ELLIS.
Hlw2 East Hardwick, VT.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-13
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
ANNUAL SESSION, 1863.

MONDAY, Oct. II.
SE.V.ATE-.4fernOOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-22

successful runs. Capt. Black 10 noted as being a
most daring man. He takes his misfortune very
philosophicaly. 1t is impossible to find out who
were the pilots Of the Calypso, all efforts to ascer-
tain this fact being fruitess. The Calypso is not
so large q vessel as represented by the dispatch
from Washington. The Calypso broke the coo-
necting. rod Of her engine, and became pOwere's
and An easy capture. The captain then cut the
fe.dpipes, and filled her with four feet Of water in
her hold. He also attempted to burst Ter steam.
boiler and destroy the vessel together with all on
board. No arms or ammunition were found on
board Of the Calypso
Lieut.. West also reports that on Thursday night
week the celebrated blockade runner Herald, from
Nassau. was sunk on Folly Island by the fire OF our
bl. ckadcrs within 300 yards OF the batteries. The
fate of her officers and crew is unknown, as broad
side after broadsde was poured into her on every
side until she sunk. The Herald was under another
name At the time she was sunk. The blockade OF
Charleston is perfect. The feet hereafter will not
wait to capture but will fire broadsde after broad
side into the blocade until they sink or sur
render.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-22
t disadvantage, thew displayed soidierly quan''es
an eminent degree and did as well as any troops
.ould have done under the cIrcums ances
The Situation Unchanged Uncertainty OF
the Durniion Of the Sicge-Camp Mat
ars-Contrabands.

co,,s,ooudenee Of The \ Y Tribune
CuIcKAsAw BAYOU Mas June H. 1852
Several boats 90 north this morning and although
- IL; - ., 49, Iii .boo. On.
"a'o "o'"i"s "'" w ,''' ~
opportunity 10 FORWARD u SNORT 'etter'
Tire situation is unchanged in any material aspect
Indeed fear Tint a sensation loving tublic will
- -,, Il. A.. -. -. U;.t.h ,o,s
'o"n 'o"''u"o '"' VIZ 'eo 'e o.
HOMOGENEOUS, ana VIII rhuHier 'he rsps h'en'io"
with which il has regarded operations here TO some
mora ,ron,;s;ng on.,ter Sull Vickshnrg NAV fall
wv 30 - 7, ,.,, ~, a,a.,''.,,, % ~.
nv u " ny ~ IN ~ 49, ,,' g. ,,,,h
'Th - ,,c.rta,,ty Of thu is.na ought N l. ar N,
80 a. - -
Tha 60, - f,.,t;,, slon, f,uousIv epouyb com
tend mo- Win bat malaria and an olInt,,te and OBJ
s,,,'a,ao,'.1y onr o,lv .Ii,bIIv obstruc,ed com
:s -; ii 81 Nj ,, ~ ,I;ss,s.;,,,i r,yer
'Oa o - " ~" :; I,.ts,ii,I nd
h"S' uo - ~ ofP -, $3.50 Cd
nlaAos io'Nio'o ioi'' 'o''"'oN ~ .
o'net eA'ortlohei5 navy PI,''y 'u'i e''io", anu "
bali iimlehed sodief VINO de-i'es 10 WASH VIC ou''
nom his throat can get sm.'l Grhlt oi nat ave io
We niouer"'o sun VI '"en'y ,o ,e,''s - "e I'LL
10 80, -. o g. a,,d 80 tho ,,r,y,l,g.
oe'ter we 'hau mess i'i', "iu nav s"o l i
VI hahui'i's si''o "' " " III H. o,,
~ o. Wv - -, I,r,s,,I Tor
So -" e " ,i..,.'li J,.o,a,,. Ii,o,, n
- Coa'.,,,s,, ,,b;Ly 4; a, rr,.
!" VIC my DC H., - 49, a.. ,.,i,h
sen' ,uAu'5 III ""o' " M a.
ione' ious P't'oe o'' f l.; 80; -.
piN-'ioh W WY" o Us ,, 49, Don,
spec'' Is nor "n"ou' " so". "o 49,
may wen SUPPOSE auu III 'no mann = oa,toe 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-22
FROM THE ARuyoF POrOuAC
Safety Of Licut.-CoI. Thompson Portion
Of Gen. sfuh.rs tarniry In n Diicmmn
How they Worked out al It-Opern-
lions OF uo.eb,'. GusrrilIns.

WasusGraS Jlns .. 1907.
Lent. Col. Thompson oil Toe 1t x. /. Cavalry,
with 50 men, who were smoug he missing after the
G.ht At MidI.clurg, Lac safety aruyol IN camp.
portion Of Gen. st,uols cAyalry encountered,
near NcwBatmore, yesterday, the X sic. cavalry
pickets. Dsm,uuuAs porIou q Tie men VIII
cAfbincs, Col. De Forrest throw tuem into The woods
az .ksmishsr.. IL iheu followed mp with tis COM
maud Suddenly, Rebel cavalry were discovered
coming down on TIER ngal, a. Ai-o on tuciE lra,
ami au effort wa also made ~ lhe Rebels 20 get TO
The r,ar. Col. De Forest Jaw Tat Ls chance u
being cut II great, and touc' gave tae order -
f.I back. one or Two da.res ch,cE-d tie kebels
and our force retired The Rebels DID not follow,
frarln-, our rr-eniurccmsnta.
Ao,eb,'s gueuiilas have captured aud undertaken
70 parole a number o. ,,ragg.efs, but Cur Pnvaies
1--we no rut - accept parole unless perinIsiel by
- comm 81! Jucd ,h!ccr.
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{
HELMBoLDlS ROSE WASH,


an eIeeen, lotion Tor diseases ofa Syphic nature and -
a. Injection IN diseases Of the Urnsy Organs Nisnk ron
hsoit. Of alton u.ed In connection vita the EI,s
bt rhu ari paa "a such di.essss recoIuents
Evidence Of tho responsible and reliable Character w
accompany the uleiicin~,
CERTIFlCATES Or CURES,
FROM } TO 20 YEAkS STANDING With
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAMk
tvf Medical Pfopcgii-. .. bueha,
SEE DiSPFN-AIOkN o. THE UNITED STATES
see Professor DEN EES valuable works on tho Prsc:es
offb,.c. ,,,.,,,.
Sc. r,in.ri. made by The late celebrated Dr. PHYSlc.
PhlslrlphA ...... =. ,,,,.,...,,
SEQ rrinars. made by pr EPHRAIM MCDOWELL, Z
ee-bratei Pays. ian aud Member OF tho hoyA College
surgeons. lraad Published in tho transactions Of The
King and 0a-.us JoagnSl. - ......,,,
se. M,,.co-C hru scal Review published by BENJAMIN
TRASFKS Fellow of the Royal College Of Surgeons.
-. moe, = the ate Standard works on Medicine
EXTRACT bUChU, per bottle, or SIX Tor 80 .
ENrkACr sAkSAPAKILLA, - Por bottle, OF 81 '0f
IMPROVED ROSE WASH. 500 per bottle, or hr fot
80 49,
Or ia. Doreu Of each FOR H. Which will be pfe-n'see aN
tho most obstinate cases II cs lone are sdheisdte
Delivered any sddss securely PACKED fem oo'ef'A'ss
De.cnOs ymptom. In ali communications Cure fusAn'
teed. Advice stsls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-22
Skirmishcs Bctwcra ihc First Rhode
island Cavalry aud the Enemy
Prisoners TAI STUART Surrounds the
Rhode EsiHndcr,-rhey Cut their Way
Out with Hcasy Loss.
Oui with kaca,y Lo,

/ nKAD4uAHsEAs AKsI THE Pororac,
June 10. lt.L
In addition 10 the news already forwarded o.
Gregg. cavalry fight near Ahe on Wednesday, We
have PARTICULARS t,is moruin, vi series OF ,eye.o
sk .rnishes yese'd1y Uctwcen me 10. Rhode Island
Cavalry aud superior iU,o.s OF tho enemy. Col.
ID afir, commanding this .o!i-Anown regiment, war
seut by Gen. Giess, iB II ii'Ikug parry on tue LEFT
oil bis column iiVm Manassa. Junction to Thor
ough.afe Gap, with orders 10 proceed to Middle
bury, thence 10 Uu.ln, 70 SkucAersyiile, Purcell
vile, Wheataud, Waterford, AMI Oh - NOinno Fer
ry where hc would again laec. with his brigade Col
Dniie encountered body OF cavalry ifon
tilz Hugh Lees brigade, VITA a number vi Infantry
belonging " Longstrccts cOrps. These he put to
1Lt capturing ~ oil tie former Hnd2 oi Ito lat
tor, II. tu.n proceeded to Middlcburg, with Or
dera to camp there Tor lilo nIgn. Though antcipa-
y duliser IA dong 80, no VO,yvd orders ILsoaI Oi
puehu. Oh, ANA bvDt Two p.ratc r.qu-ss u Gen.
kipatrlck iOr InstrIctIO.s. NJ aus"cis were To-
tanned. for lear Information should bo gwen to
the enemy OF bis wuefcaOoais by inhabitants oi the
10 AMY, hs changed his lOsltIOu alter nightia.L
notwithstanding the, 1 j. Jostordhy mOfnIn, lie
found Slu.rts l,ko.s enciio.as hiin Ia every Glfoc
uJn. Rather tom surrcDdsr, ne ok Insi AIS de-
slrc TO tue ,Dicers Oh hiu COMMAND 10 ,uJ hiB way
through tho eucmy II nccc,sify. Tuoy agfovI
uuuilniOusly, and oscr company Uhoer comuiuni-
L,d the Iaci 10 bio men. Lacy ali choercd but
were immeoiuey fcpress~d, LAT their situation
uIlgnt not 90 Known.
Proceeding sOoa sicr Oh tie road 10 Union, they
captu,cd sundTy pIch 10 aud ufO'o IN olhefs Jul
SON iOund the eucmy ia heavy OIce on every side.
81 udius ,krmls!ofs 20 blu ieit, 10y way Ot de,nOu
.fatIu uo drew portion 81 Then! Ia tbat airootio.,
" nIle ms man IOuy lay yet uhb.eu at tho DO tom o
"a blIl. Inen changing si"IoDdy az the road, h,
eli G cI his escape. with Ouiy soar officers aud -
IA. H. ~ II tie and 2H 81 lie later hayiD-
been Killed, wOundod, Or captufcd Ia their haste
none inc parry Coui. ds.inB,isn individual cascs
# casually, eA,ept lnat Ol Llout. Eliis. who wac
seen Lynx severely wounI-d. Lac officers nlbs.nr
we're Licut.-COL lnomi ron, MAJOR FarnIg'OH,
ape. onunnh, Blir-, koScs, hllon, tuacs, noull,
" n,uu, ADJ. fnkcr, ia. alauh Llsutr. Shurl'h,
Cneoell, Peterson, Blown, F.icz, fruntiss, ELL,
aud Ija. kcl. Capt. -. II. BAby had Cotn "l.nSei
aud morse rhgAty wounded, eaCA IA two Via to.
1. II. N.
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l.
AFFIDAVIT.

AFFIDAVIT
Personally appeared before me, an Adefwsn OF tne
PAllsdspl.ia ii. Hea0od who being duly sworn 80
say hi. preparation CONTAINS narcotic. no mefcui'~
other Jarioa. drugs but ate truly vrs-''9e vaoIp
g. 49,, .,h.,,h.l h.f,r. ma. thi. !3d DAY Il Novem6sH
1854 NM 4 HlBBAkD. Aliernsn.
g.n.,t above Race, fhsdePh@
Asi,... l,,,.r, for information. In confidence. 70
IL. L. HELMBO LD,
CHEMIST
DEF . I.
No. 10. SOUTH TENTH STREET.
lpsLow oHEsrsUrb
PHILADELPHIA
BEWARE OF coUSTsRRsrrs AND USpRINoiPLS@
DEALERS.
Who ,ps,.yor to dispose Of their own" and ether W
c,s on .he reputation attained BY
GENUINE PREPM
RATIONS.
GENUINE EXTRACT BucHU.
HELMBoLD's
GENUINE EXTRACT SARsAPARiLlA
HELMBoLpS
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE VASE.
soiD BY ALI DRUGGISTS EVEai"N'
ASK FOR HELMBoLD'S'
TAKE NO OTHER
~ cut GA, tho .a,sni.epsu, and '.ad for ~ asa
imposition AID exposure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-22
l.

Take DO BALKAN Mercury Unpleasant Medicines, for M
peasant and Dangerous Diseases.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT UCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
ia all their stages. little Erpeno little change Of D
ct. 10 Incony-nienc., AND No EXPOSURE.
IL cause. s1uen, and give. strength TO Uhnss>
thereby removing obsfucon preventing and curing sns;'
ure. OF the nrethra ayiDs pain aud niimmaon so re.
s ne 10 th. c.a OF Gi.ra,es and e1pelnng POlSOSOg3
DISEASED AND WORN-OUf NATTER
VICTIMS or QUAChs
,,4 ubo hay. paid HEAVY FntS to oe cured In stot
hsy. oguf hsy were deceived. and th., tie Poisou
h. h, the use Of Powerful A.tngsn" been drsd up Ia
IA, sy.,ea 10 break q aggravated for N, aid
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-22
Reported Capture Of Two Members Of
Gen. ifooLcrs SIAN.

NA,HlsDtus, Saturday June 20. 1904
1t is reported Lcfe to-day mat Two members Of
Gen. Rockers s,.H iM-Jof crIng aud Capt Fisher,
signal cili,e0 were gooblod up by gu.rillAs Las.
night, in tue vicinity OF Fairfax.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-22
/ 4
HELMBOLD's EXTIsACT BrCH1,.

For weaknesses arising from Excesses abs OF DI,ipa,
uOu, barry lndiscfrtion or Abuss Attended
with tho iOiowin ing symptom,:
inonpostoh 70 bxerion. Lo. Of Power.
70" o "snoty Ditcuty of BREATHING
Weak nerves, Trembling
noHot OF DiseNe' Makeiuness
Dlnihess OF 'hlon Ran In the Back,
hot Hands, ~ rlc Mug Of the Body
Drtnr.s OF th- S<ln, trsptioGs the FACE
Universal Lassi,uds of the Paid Coupten.nc.
Muscular System.
These SYMPTOMS. allowed 10 which this mad I'M
Invariably removes. soon follow
IMfOrENCY, FATUIrY. EPILEPTIC FITS.
In one Of which the patient may expire VINO can say
they frequently followed by those direin. de.,
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
Many Of tho o. their suffering but sons
viii confess, The records Of tue Insane Asyus ana the N
aucho.y deshs by Consumption, ample 10 hs
lrutn Of the sssertion.
TIE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORgAyl0
WEAkNESS
require, the aid Of med cine strengthen and nvgors;e tho
system, which IELMbOLDS EXTRACT BUChU iEvsrs.
yly does A MAI will convince most skepccal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-22
Thr Iron screw steamer Calypso Captured
on Frying Pan shoni.-Whnt her Oh
cersnndGrrw say The Notorious Block
ndc Runner Fired Into and sunk Oh
(hnTiesion.
liinrieston.

WAsuiSGruN Saturday, jane 20. 1903
The United States steamer tlorId.. Capt. Bank
head. captured on ID. llth inst, OF ping Pan
Shoals, after four and baf hours chase, the Rebel
steamer Calypso. sac has au assorted cargo and A
Rebel flag, but no papers. Sue Is ali iron screw
steamer nbou, go feet long 80 feet beam fore and
AFT rggcJ and Of great speed She is sald to DO M
old blockade r. nor.
PnILADrIrHI,. Saturday. June 40. 1863.
The United Stales s.oAnl.r Massachusetts,, Lieut.
WIN. II. West commanding, from the North ana
south Atlantic bloc6sdng squadron, arrived at the
Nayy-Yafi this afternoon, with 300 passengers, in
yalids and PRISONERS. Tue Massachusetts has been
as far south a, 81. Johns, Florida. and supplied
about % vossels. She tOwed tao Rebel steamer
Calypso, prz,, from Wilmington, North Carolina
to THIS pou, the latter being disabled, which is sup
posed to have been done by her officers before she
Was captured. She wac taken by the steamer Flor
ia, the afternoon OF the llth inst, 10 miles south
cts. II Wilmington n. {.
The Calypso had several passengers among them
Mrs. Grey aud three daughters, who were sent 10
Wilmington, Norm Carolina, under flag Of truce.
The officers and crew vi tho Calypso woro broughl
North IN tue Massachusetts The name of her cap
mih 10 VIM. Black. iIo ia noted desperate
blockade runner, aud commaried the steamer Stone.
wall Jackson which was sunk by tho blockadiug
squadron of Charleston some time since, he aud al
ths crew escaping. All the papers OF the Cal pso
aud her Rebel nag was found Oh board, the captain
loI having taken measures TO dcelroy them.
The Calypso Is now lying at the Navy Yard, with
the Rebel lag dying, surmouuted by the Stars and
Stripes. Sac il III II remarkably dirty conditions.
Her cargo consists Of liquors. day goods aud assorted
merchandise. All her crow have plenty OF money.
Captain Back aud his engineers were Of the opinion
tuat they could land they arrived here
out iud themselves greatly mistaken. Tho engineers
say they intended leaving immediately for England
Their pay In 81 900 nouth. Capt Black says he
vii take any nunber OF o.ha OF Allegiance if 40 can
thereby secrre plssngc 10 Nassau.
From conversation with tho officers and crew Of
tbs CALYPSO, we lsara that the shipping of goods
from Nar an 10 Charleston rs not popular among the
owuers OF blockade runners. They prefer To run in
ballast aud return with cotton, the risk Of capture
being lcss They. however, take goods Oh freight
but ship none themselves. All the crew havo phi
yate speculatiOns III liquors md otusr articles. The
Lalypro Ia owned by IA club Of "a Charlostonans.
Capt. Black is PROBABLY ""- Il the owners. SIC
cost ~. 900 al M4ssau, aud has made five or six
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-22
NJ

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
Par all affections and asese. O. the Urinary OrsAns vhe,hss
existing
IN MALE Or FEMALE,
From wh.ieveS originating aud no matter OF how
loug .tAndins Dis-a.ss q tncse OTssns
regui.e the cid o. = Duretc
HFLMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHc
Is The GREAT DIURETIQ
AND 1T is CERTAIN
10 NAVE The -
IL ALL DIsEAsN
FOR WHICH
T Is RECOMMENDED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-22

FENIALESi FEMALES ! FENIALESf
OLD Or YOCaG SINGLE. MARRIED, OR CONrLM-
PLAIIS5 MAahIAGE
In many affections peculiar Females the Extract B1oh1
ia by any other remedy Choro Rsfea-
gn lueguaitss Paniuuess Or Suppression Of Customary
kgscusoB. liberated Sc.nhogs ofhe Uterus LsIs
Whites. otefty ami Jf Incl eat
whether arising Iadi,creon H4o Of Diss.
DECLINE or CHANGE OF LIFE
see symptoms above.
no FAMILY SHOULD 81 WITHOUT IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-22

Color OF Tnr EYE, Blue Black or Gray.
60, al ch,r,-,sr 4 esrh .ni modify or chauss
mr. color The Phy,oiosy. Aratomy snd Phy'3suoH,
p,,it DIr.ron Ctuic. Of Ayoca;ou. etc. sl~s ia ths
pra,sofogfc,L JorHs,L for June. luc., by FOWLER 4
MKlIs 40 9Js Broadway. add oy n~w'men'
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From Philadelphia.

PniL,priFHl, Saturday, june 20. 1888.
Col. w. u. Mann hss been appointed Provost
Marshal. and hi. splendid company, with the police
force under Capt. Spear, make an elective ofsanL@'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-22
TAe tnI,,nore Gay Council.

IluIH7 II INUl
The City Council met ia-t nsn', AID appropriated
slO0, 600 for tue defense Of The city.
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gelmbolh's nleSitlnes.

'VHE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES I
l. KNOWN AS
aELMBoLDs GENUINE PREPARATIONS
"HIGHLY CONCENrRATKDp
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
positive and specific Remedy Diseases of the
hTlhpNEi ;, GRAVEL and DROPslCAL SWELLINGS
This medicine increases the power OF digestion and srci,
sosoeents into healthy action by which tho watey on
dispositions anu all unnatural are ros
- wei "a pain and inflammation, good for Asn
Women, OF Chadyen. s
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BLOOD. BLOOD! BLOOD!
HELMBOLDS
HI0HLY CONCENTRATED,
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT tSARSAPARlLLAs
SYPHILIS.
Th f. an affection OF the Blood and attacks the s>xlN or
gem. Lninss Of tho Nss Ear Throat Windpiee .nt so
Helm De Extract Strspans Purn-s the Blood and hes
oy.. al >cay ErUp lon. OF to ssn svtnt 20 the Cons
,.,,n C.ar and He.tly Color IL being prepared sss
-r.v for IN. Of plants, lie Boodpuri.ns preys
,. preserved greater extent than any ether prsps
rAlion OF SArsspariAA
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r,p .urCE OF vICKsBURG.
Cor,;nued from First Page.

shs cliff. Vicksburg must fall. 1t is wondef'u'
that it has held out so long. -,
The Rebel steamer Lady Walton came down
from Little Rock, Arkansas, few days snce, anu
enve herself mp to the commanding officer s' "n''s
River.
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a Tsur Around yicL.bvrg-Nature Of the
Couu,r,-Progress Of the !siegc-our
sick aud WoUadcd-fhe NeE'"
q mt MiiIii,cn's Bend-A h'o""y
-Aaairs mt the 8ear-tamP hhe'
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THE CAVALRY FIGHT NEAR ALDIE'
List Of Casuaities.

The following is the fullest list Of casualties yet
obaiHed, resulting from the cavalry fight near Aide
The New York herald., 1863-12-08
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