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Smyrna times., 1863-05-07
The Craig Microscope,
Patented FhD. Is. 1862

FATENTED I'd. 10 I5OZ
Price SnlY So Sent past paid for 92.25.
Nothing could please and lrtert 1t rem or ad uIts
thar this while HE same me il i'm part val
liable Instruction Il Is moi n thing ier dav but will
last for years and bec"mr any housed Old perma-
nani treasure OF II" common to! .sthcse things true
The Craig NicrescGpe
supplies jhat many parents have long felt fer
something 10 give IheIr children that would DO thea
good
Each Microscope is put up in rect paper box with
tuil dIIcctIons Tor using II pasted Oh the box
All proper obcCls be used thout De ing speei.
nly prerar"d but mounted objects conVen, ent
and always ready for use. and often enquired fer
Ne have one dozen from among the intt rsStiag
objects. neatly mounted. which We will se,d pest
PAID tor $50 per dozen.
Mounted Objects assorted tho rate of 81 SO per
| dozcn. { ii. N'EITEI. .ER & CO.,
| dcc4 S19 Washington street, BortsA.
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LEGISL.4 TURE.

SsSArE-HoLiing OUer-JOhn Y. raium..VniOn. ~
Castle; John Green Democrat Kent; UICks ID Hoop
ef, UnIOn Sussex Elected in !S6l-JOhn + William
son and John ?. BeytlIe. Union. New Castle; Cove
SausbuFv. Thomas Cahall. Kent, and Whitman Hitch
Henry Hickman. SUSSEX Democrats.
REPREsENrArIvEs-Ne1C Cdstle-JOhn Hays J"hr
A Duncan. Solomon NJ Curtis, DnvII w. Gemmtli
Merit u Pavson. John WhIthy. Lovi w Lsitomus
sH Uaion. Kent-Benjam Gooee John ~ Bew
lsy Jamcs Williams John Stay, William B Stu 'hs
Rssert Raughley. Curtis s. Watson. all Demo- ;ts
Sasssx Major ". Allen. -VlliIam A. ScFibner JphI
sDrdsn. Lurser w Fisher. William D Wapies of
Isaee Il. Bailey, George w. Horsey. oil Democrats.
Senate 1 Union men and DemeeraIs.
House ID .
Democratic majority on Joint ballot. 8.
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American Hotel.
$3.50 Err DAY.

CHESTNUT STREET BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH,
PHILADELPHIA.
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Peninsular Railroad. Line.
-eu<zx CHANGE OF HOURS.

On and after Monday. Nov g.
KE46eAsl 1861. Tiains for the noeOmmOda
kxk kkazA siOn Of passengers will as lO
EsSss<sSsszsrsx lows until further notice
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS FROM DELA.

Gsnatsrs-Jsmes A. Bayard, New Castle county.
Willard Salisbury, Sussex co.
Rprsssststiss-Gsorge p. Fisher. Kent CO.
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SMYRNA DIRECTORY.


Tsws Cs~misssone's -Ayres Stoekly. John Mustard
john NJ VOshell John Z Collins, William NJ. Bell
Ishn Millsway; Assessor. Joseph w. Mariner !;
Treasurer. Thomas f. jefferson.
Jsss BdiIsS-Neheniah Stayion;
rxssees of the Peoce-John Eaton, Caleb WalcOtt;
Cs1ss<Ass-Thsmas l.. Sutton. William CloIhier;
csdsctsr fer Duck Greek Hsadred-James Roberta;
Estssy Public and Conueydncer s. II lffington.
CORPORATIONS.
sfak q Smyrna directors. Ayres Stockly. Daniel
CorbIt. John Mustard. George Davis James r.
Ciements, Edward Beck. N. b Smi;hers. Henry B
Rtddeman. DANIEL Currey.
Pfsslden,. Ayres Stockly; Cashier. William M
Bell Teller. f. Colt; Clerk. Samuel Cats.
Discount Day-THuRspArs
kRpRd Library Associaiioa-Pfesident, Edwin Viii
mst; Vice President Rev. John c. Thompson; Re
e~sdsng Secretary. Or. William Cummins; Cones
pSldms Secretary. DR.. J +. >:lawsosi Treasurer
JshR N. Denning; Trustees. Jane. Hoffecker
New Henry 8 GetE. DR.. G. l.. Mahon; Librarian
DE-. Charles l. MahOn.
ksrniss <tar Lodge. L. o. o. Irregular Meeting
Frid4v evening Of each week.
NcDssdId npment-Tuesday evening. at Od
Fellows Hail.
Rcd Men. Shawnes Tribe No. 5-Thursday evenin Il
az Odd Fellows Hall.
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CHURCHES.

ksthsdih EPiseopal-Pastor. Rev Charles Cooke
services msrning, iO4. evening. u.
PrssbytsridH-pastOr. Rev, John G. Thompson; ser
vioes. morning. 10Y. evening u.
Prstessani Episcopal Rector. Rev. Henry 5. ,Getz
ssry'ces, morning. IOa. afternoon. 3.
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@etNetes &taorre1t- gsn,b.. :

gtne tleine gartte i6Srss teneS gaS eeIses MeSses
nb baues gaper ane Sprtsn 2dbels uu6 Efanbs @apes
;unS efleben unc MaSeseu BON @earrrNttler H. w. es
pne Bot Sep DOrt H,te emffeblt Su bIatsen Sretfen
Spiepb S0rBbert
(91sGt-S) q. g. Ode galnsre~ II. drehertf
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Baltimore, Syreitae oeo IL, Oe5enober 1868.

SD itter1dlage eittiee SATIRE, Die i65 in
Slto. Amerifa Derbradte, unb fDn1tne ouf
Den .3ettpunft gu ipreden, no ib mad Sas
ll1otca obret8te. Da8 Sobr,euQ ouf ,pel.
DEM td ntb etnBeidifTt lit S&iffbrud5. az
leln. 5metNnDere uno i6 retteten uns inbet1t fpir
un8 an etnen S9etl beS Gafelwerf8 onf[ams
nerten, ipp un8 Dann elm naGgubd btfttu,n,z
teS lpantldes S4f aufnabui. Sd fam nit
oemlelben mad Der Sapanna, ltnb faub bo~
1elblt cine Inltelun9. 8alo na@ netner
AntnnFt ba'slbR iEsl mir etne euQtt1dbe 3eitnua
Die IdOn HgdS Wfonate aft mar, In bic 66nce,
an0 ttb foub unter ber 2llle ser @ellpr6enell
nutb ben 3ldmen g8inifreo Dabte8 BON Qlnn=
OGr9pu Sd min nirbf Ienansr ha6 Ste Ct
.'irtBtett, etnsr SerAa5ten Tei7el (e0tg AZ Gsin,
mir ni6t dn9euebm toar, pb1hUu it6 bdmals
n'tbt tpnats, etne neue unb mebr gIitfperbei6eue
be Terbinoun9 einangftsn QQein entae
3eit fp0ter lernte tct Clara, stue rsiAe 0aile,
tennen uno tpagte anfanG5 meine gBnufde
gar ntbt 3u tbr ga erbsbess, otlen uotA etner
genauern S,tanutlAalt fonb Id, to6 lie metn
@}efilbl ertpieosrte rpat6 nm ie uub e,bieit tbr
S}ew0rt @laya batte Ifste Gepitnfd,t Gna-
laup ga tsfnGen, un0 3tpei Sabre mad uulrer
Ber9eiratbun9 SerIieBsn tptt Gu6n NIB ers
reicbten fpOlbetatteu OrpB6ritanten. Gin
2Ssrwan0ter Gtar0's lstte bQn,als olS Gunlul
bIgr, uno tdb Itsg CLARA 0uf etutae g1p0en
BET ibnt nnb Tetner Jamilte 3urif. wa6reu0
i9 oon stnem un0tadieItgen llugefdbr pper
VsrbGu9ntB 9etrtsb'n, uab Dals6 gtug, nm
mtd naG metner erfsn Grou ga erfuneta
ssn.
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0.l hgtratNsie 9slionsn,

pter eol&e ws6e flo su perberaben tsabf6Sen unb TO-
phpii8er S9wGGe peer elnes aeren 9tn6 nieS bemust
inS ipGten tineeraa8id Or Scbnirn 81 9at9e aie9en
IIe trterne 9egen bic be ptpIde Dber Retft9e 3er
rIttrng Getsbarfejt Der Je ben 3itterr Srde
i6Bpfuns ter ic9reft9Een Nrt mcrben idneq furtr.
Derjentse, reier ITO Der 8eban6ne unb Eiriprse bpn
Dr Spbnpn uner3eGt, tdnn bu al8 erem Ghyeumnitne,
p6ne Burdt m anpertrnuen unb 3WDeritbt auf ne drt,
1tde GjeId,iG!i&tet OerldiiCn,
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9r z & II f d It =

tslieb hes f6naltGen Gouegm8 Der gBunedrjte tn 2cn-
Spn Grabutrter eine5 erlen ebtaden @Ole9en Der
Ser. Saaten, Der ben erBs bell etnes 2ebenS IT ben
Spiptllern upn 2paprn @lrs @tabelpbta uub on6fren
Gt&een uoebra bat eintee ber punterbaren etIunaan
sOaenbet bpn te tte @e3ttte Der sSi3tn metg. I'm.
&r1tteiteh Iitten ipe g. 9. ou bic be plObltdeu Se
rGuien at ebr erircten bie W p errDten bel gertneen
&letntafeeu II, f. ~. UltrGen augenblfltd gebetlt.
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DR.. Johnston,
Der ein3ige Nr3t, psldsr anJei8t.
SatttmOrc SOaa9ofpitat.
BUR unter0satun6 Der Quadla6srei etabttrt.
.a Dpr stn3toe Dlab In Der g8elt, iUO lihfre,
fmnelle tnb 1ri,nDltGe Ruren IN
gcbeimct 2rane9etten

semad tpertea ais ba nb: 3euemssund6istrtt, Sdod&e
in benz Juden unb bcns sGe6ern Gn nbn8en Der Rieren
unb 8lae, SadnenereeBaneen Sbwd9e Der Nerpen sra
eeni6wddbe, @iatgtet Neber8eftla9enbst @erfanbes-
dwde 6er3flUpfen Sdi6ternbett 3ttern, Nueenldpdde
Sawnbel, Gppftnter;, Gnt3iaSun8 e8 Sae8, ter yiae
Der 9rnge bsS Maeens ter Gn9e~.ee nnS alIer jener
oelGe ttren Opfern Sefdbrer tnt ais Der Strenn Sc
f1ud BEN Gjef9brten 1sffsst
seitg sebsfit mercr tire ednencien pfnun0en rernt-
ten Gbndde ber Gpnfitutpn reruprbriugen bic Gbe
n,60lt1 MAIDEN uno 3ulsbt zen 3Srpsr ub Str er6rer.
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Sor4QntfGe G50w96e

rirb uuoer9li eebelt unb bic Uple Gra ieber terse
felt 0teea furttare qeen peles ba8 2eben eleub nb
bte @6e unb yea1fpmn,tnid3at unm6sIi mat if.c taS
2pcS Derer, bic t6ren 2etendaten unbeioanen rBHne
Sunse 2ete jn0 5a iet s @usI8wfun9en gereigt neil
Srifturen Ni:ter9Iasn i'm Sarn, Stein un6 antere r-
ia9en enteten ann 10 1T tie tc metReuteIs cine TpBe
hes NBbrond1e8 Der cteten Sr9ane g'er dber min eS
d9ne bns fie Grat Ser @reu8une eber ppn Oenen bes
trh Bic fd7 beften 2aaern crsben, Gls bon DsIsn
bte ba petie iinb. .
~ Sfftce: SO. z Sit0' 'Grebertdl}r.,
feben T0iiren BON 8aIttmprefr. Eftli1e Sette,
bte Stufsn btuauf.
N1an merle it Tamen un6 Sau8rumter, benn tttptYen-
be 1n6 trserif9e gatmaGer, ortriebene NIB gewculDe
QuadIaber Sdubfltder, Sttefept3ler StraBenretnger
unb Qdmpenpuber II. f. II. b regelmdbtge Ner3te
un6 auern ange3peen ppn Or. Spbnfpns uf In Der 6be
N8. Aae 8ltefe miifer etnen 9pf-Stamp enttaten.
Cine l5eilunG in 2 Gaaen 5uGe1dert.
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OefG5rltGe Grant6eit.

gDenm Ser trreselettste unttge Singing auanbet baB
ct ben &eins bie l@meribaten %rantbdt
fabl pter bic Turdt Gdtbe6tn3 TIN nb6redt t6 an
sene su penbe, au we6e Gpt5e t9rr @r5tebuna unb
6ep ftabilitGt auetn t @ertraen iesen t6nn unb CT
warte 70 ange bis bic Spnptpme oec8 dreflten ebtl5
pte 9. etn nit Gei4w ent5&neeet Sails, cine bDe
Ndie, Gmer3 i'm Gcpfe unc tnten @lecern, @91abne res
@e6t8, &aubbet Arsp d Ie ber Saut &upen ben 8ct
nen aren Simmer i'm GeIttte unb al ben Grtremita-
ten @ setgen, no tann bieie ebeI nit elmer retli4en
bic @aentnOen finfaens ba8 Oper trr frtaren arant>
betE etu 9e9snian6 res geit8 wrb uub Ger Sob einen
ihredden 2eioen tabrd Elm Gnbe mat baS er TIN rad
jenem 2anbe artnst tpaen fet eiienter srffetrt
gs I'll ene traur0e &fatlte, baB Goueu6e beier irrGt-
barren aronhe 3uT Oper faQen tn Spl9e Ter lln8 td-
ben 0fef bes geGens In Elm elenbe3 Deen perrarten
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sureten Arieicn eensnlt b bic 2se1 se9 fSfn0 s'as
xpeiIe bss sanses seI&iGs srSaItsH.
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betenen to Elm eefuber Get ej seuuter &6rrer tc
ntbpenCi9fen Grfprferniile sur eteltder Gdtliaeit
no Sa Cbne tiee Wr6 Ste @e res 2sbJn8 sur trourgen
9tl9eratrt. Die uedu be6 Yebu8 oerfuitern Iid
lt9 uno Bic sele Mrs ergren gersmctfuna unO
Iandpiten 8etrd@turGen, ba8 un8 Die 8releer mtde
Mbpere 9enieBen perrei9ert lnp
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egar @ufIerS uaD Ste{2aurGtenre.
Nsdbte bertfte SerpeIat 9Durit, lautr engemdG
.2@%gSafe, atmtatsesr uaS @ SFGatsFa Sit, Sd
'ftnae, SGtbeIIen, SGrb tue8, Senf tn eetf9te
bene yaduneeuS6tats In beliet9en 0uGniiteten
IIa. .8&| GJI NHe NpebeI x 2SbIbeIMpr
,e r-~~-. s.G ash. S79 50. SdltsgpYaa4sft
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DeicnDsf6 ~ 6goG' en- !

Or SyeGnfp, betet aen 2>enen feline SIlfe an eIGe m
6ur clt3e ee1ete nnb unorttde, @e unb G6rpcr ser-
f6rene r bic Nrbet bic GeieuIbae uub bic Gje un69ts
mad1enbe 9afer Qe4md6t hdben :
ter nb etnae Der traurige un6 taeu8Hertbe SOL
gen tcr frI9en @ewr9nbeen ee9 Safers Sp de i'm iif-
ten unb ZEN Gleeern, Gner5en i'm 1rpf SmSde be8 &C.
8t8 Grimf Der u felfraft Serlppen b6le llnrute,
Wascnihwddc, nrrbnun9 Ger @ertouungS Srsens, auses
wsne @nttratnnG, Spaptpnte Der G&fptneindt.
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G8 0ibt elee urrt ente mn untebeueube QuadIdlber
meldJe G ats %erj oaGsDen urO Or. }ctnpn8 Mntuns
bt9uaencppt1eu @5utfder, Steietmidier 2pmpenpuber
Qeben aniot her eoen 2Stlienlaa ter Mept5n nie
brighten 8erafe pipmeteu iiC3 Jest egenaBi8 8ebbete
Ner5 tu[tre ren liner sIenen un6 nttS Urges Abnen
der ggete in tire Sdnbe fcmmen eertn9 ddBen runt
ten Er. Sc6ntpu tiI beBbdlb fir rptbmenbtg Sn
p6bner befDnters fir omc meldc nit etntn Jtufe unbe
tannt fms ea8 sne 8egapbten0en poer 0PIPne banbi8
IN ieiner Olce Iteoen
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ufEfe@ tgr ll)reiifs

9ie riee 2aWiente mclfe dfenb ber lsbten ter3eGn
Sabre lit beier Nntat fnirt mn sep unp bic OenBe mtd
tiger run66r; en Grra pner melde Dr. SpbnitU1
f0bre gD ienen tie 5efg8 Happcreue unO oele Grere
0iaet rnsrtbtct mur1, eb d IN @esus auf ietnen
Ghatner ais G1rerlnu in 8espB ou @baraftec unb Gje-
wtenfaft9eit 0Eo %creuren etae Itnrcttenbe Gew6br
IetfHn8.
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IEnue = Ut".

bte t4 bur0 Detmle 9atr 9etp33 taben bic ie fo pf
bcfen 2euten DSer In ber Sue lerre, ub bere 9p
gen e oGnatltd piireu, elbn I'm 6Gaic ttr9 pplut;p
men, BE menn ungetbettt bic Gte unm68tid maaen Uni
6tper unb Geit serf6ren outen 1oprt te n6ti1n mt
e tptn. Gpl9e @eripnen mieu beQpr c ett eten tn Il
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@etRtg.

Die iref6t9en g8trun9eu te8 9ater8 nb sbr su fitrG
ten 8erlu bes GebdhtniIe8 &erwirrunS Der S6ce Ge-
bruftbe Der &eteatrafte4 b6 Ntnun9e @Gneteuu0 prS
ter 1efelidaft, & u6t ROD Gnamfee, &Nftranen 9egeu
i6 ieI6 Iud}tianlfett u. 10. nb etn0e Der fNnmen
T0tse.
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d. SuSncn III Ter etn3i8e re8elmGbt8 sebilbete Irj
seIer Bic 6etuuG BON eeUaen SrdntGrtien aSegt @efe
GSet nnb se6Grsiung fto allen Nneeren sdnslt& unte
fant Er III teron9ebtlbet ppn etr Seben reldes CT tn
beu or66ten Sp1ptdern Gurppa8 unb lem er beIeS Ram
tes aus adte, nGmtdh: Gn9l6nb IranfreG unb tn rem
8ces bon 9babelptta H. no uO er BAT cine nS5seeRH-
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Ser pelder b ter pFeee BEG Dr. Spbnfpn G7teim etbt
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6autfrontbtitet tperbett l9neG 8e4etIt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-11
SSur1e MGnner,

bepnberS pelGe te Cpr enes e1cmen EATERS Gefpprben
inb bas jd9rt4 rele Eauienbe lit Elm u tribes Grab
reBt trle bur1 t9ce erbabenen Ealent lu6 cnfpeten
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nat beert o Der 2eer beoutenbe &Rnc entlpdt 6aben
tplrEen, rn6aen id) nit pcuem @ertrnucn nabet.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24


IMPORTANT TO LADiEs.-DR. HARvEr's FEMALE PILLS
have yet failed in removing difficulties arising from
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system to health when suffering from Spinal Affections
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without causing distressthe time they act like
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would be the result
Each box contains ca Pills. Price ST.
DR.. HARvEY's TREATISE Diseases of Females, Preg-
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The Pills and book will be sent by mail when desired
securely sealed, and prepaid, by
j. BRYAN, NJ, d. General Agent.
No. rs Cedar Street, New York.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

DR.. Smith, expectant President of Dartmouth,
is a native of Windsor County, and for while
worked in printing Office in Windsor. He will
do for President. So says the Vatchman.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

The RULING SPIRIT STRONG IN DFATH.-A
dying negro vas told by his minister that he
must forgive a certain darkcy against whom he
seemed to entertain very bitter feelings. " Yes,
yes, he replied--''It dies | forgive dat nigga ,
but il gets well dat nigga must take car.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24
CERTIFICATE.

CERTIFICATE.
This IS to certify that, about eighteen months ago |
commenced using STERLING's AMBRosIA. Ny hair was
short thin and rapidly falling out had tried many
HAIR Ionics, lnYgorators, &c without receiv ug any
benefit Soon after using the Ambrosa my hair ceased
falling out, and commenced growing rapidly to
tonish me. Now hair is thick soft and glossy and is
five feet four inches in engh-when let down reaching
the floor This wonderful result attr bute solely to the
use of STERLINds AMBRosIA since commenced using
it have applied nothing else 10 my HAIR.
Mrs, l.. A. BROWN,
No, 493 Broadway, New York.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

can Union State Convention, holden in this city
Today, was largely attended. Nine hundred
delegates were present. Gov Andrew and the
present State officers have been UNANIMOUSLY re-
nominated
Gold is quoted al 2 o'clo-k this P NJ, at
Sl,3634.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

CoUNTERFEITs ON BRANDON BANK Large
numbers of counterfeit S. bills on the Brandon
Bank of Brandon, Vt, were put in circulation
on Saturday night last ia New York. Some Of
them also appeared in Boston.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

On Sunday last lady fell into the Barton
River while trying to walk across the tressle-
work, about three miles below Newport, and was
rescued by Mr.. Stinson who was near by.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24
PEACE DECLARED.

valuable Real Estate for Sale in Williamstown, Vt,
,omprisng the Grist Mill, House and Barn, Saw
WILL store and aboutl2 of land. The above prop
y pays 70 per cent, and will be sold on reasonable
premises. ASHLEY HITBBARD:
f6w3m*
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

OF the Corps dAfrique, organized under the
auspices of General Banks, fifteen thousand
colored soldiers have already been mustered into
the service, and recruits are still coming in
rapidly. The maximum strength of the corps
is Is 900
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

u Petroleum has advanced to s. per barrel
at the wells, without the packages. well
flowing 1900 barrels per day is snug little
property. Even hundred barrel we'll, once con-
sidered small affair, is not to be despised.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

The Newport .Ne,os says, on Friday last one
of the aborers on the railroad dumped himself,
horse, car and ties into the Lake. Old Ire
land" was saved, but the horse was drowned.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

At Bristol, Eng, magistrate asked a pris-
oner if he were married no. replied the man.
e" Then, rjoined his worship, amid peals of
laughter, 4" It's good thing for your wife
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

number ofsoldiers, substitutes, of the first
army corps, having been convicted OF deSertion,
were sentenced to be shot on the 23d.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

The VERMONT BRlGADE.-The Vermont Brig
ade left Centreylle for Warrenton on the morn
ing of the 20lh.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

Two new buildings belonging to Mr.. George
Race, Casteton, we're totally consumed by fire
Wednesday evening last. They were not insured.
Loss $1,000.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24
AG911jA|es ssggg s6sJAEsl.
af swI
RATEONS AVID CLOTHING
CAPT. L. L. COBURN,
raise Company for the
18TH VERMONT REGIMENT,
v eteran Volunteers

Would now invite all those who fought with him at Get
tysburg, we'll those who have served in the
Army of the Union for Nine Months more, to once
more rally with the Flag that has been bravely up
borne by Vermont Boys on many bloody battle field
HEADQUARTERS AT M ONTPELIE
In the building known the " RIALTO' fronting State
street Bridge which will be open at all hours of the day
for the purpose of enlistng recruits Lieut. GEORGE s
ROBINSON has the appointment of Recruiting Officer
der Capt COburn with his headquarters also ontpe-
her Lieut.. ROBINSON will make weekly semi weekly
visits to Moretown, Wasfeld and the Mad River Valley
country, TO enlist those residing in that section.
Lieut.. W, E. MARTIN of Co, c. is also Assistant Re
ciuiting Officer and will have his headquarters MARSH
FIELD. where he will at all times he ready to enlist
for CAPT CORURNS Company
TIE indu to enlist in the Seventeenth Regiment
of Veteran Volunteers such have been offered
any soldiers now in the field
ment Burroughs will be given those wishing Them to
main at home until the organization of the Company.
Soldiers of The noble Second Brigade Country yet
needs services Answer the invitation Of the Repub
lie, whose children are, and rally around
the standard of the Union. come the memory of your
past achievements beckons While the fame of
bravery the tile field is yet ringing among
hills of native State, at the Tap of the drum spring
once more to arms.
L. l.. C0BURN, Recruiting Officer.
Aug 90, 1868.