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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-12-14

IMPORTANT FROM MONTREAL We learn
that dispatch was received at Stowe
last night, stating that the St. Adams
raiders had been released from custody,
and that the stolen money again put in
their possession. 1t seems as though we
might expect numerous raids on the Dor
der now, but we hope there will be sui.
ficicnt military force so as not to permit
such miscreants to reach. alive, the pro-
lection of rebel-sympathizers in Can ada.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-12-14

ca Demorest's illustrated Monthly &
Nine. Demorest's Mirror OF Fashions for
January is received. This is probably
the best Fashion Magazine in America. 1t
contains Literature. News, &c. and sevc-
raj full sized patterns accompany each
number Now is IA good time to subscribe
for the year 1865. s. per year, single
copies % cts. Address w. j. Demorest,
No 81 Beekman St. New York.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-12-14

SUDDEN DDArH-patrick Dnffey of Cam
bridge started at an early hour on the
9th inst, to 60 to Burlington for Cath
Ollie priest to attend his sons wife who
was nearly dead. He was found in Tn
derhill, at daylight, beside the road, his
horse aud wagon standing by. He was
a man of industrious and temperate
habits.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-12-14

ca We hope teachers and all friends
of education will not forget the Teacher 8
institute to be holden at this place on Fri
day and Saturday of this week. Let eve
ry town in the county be fully represented
and make the occasion one of much profit
to Themselves and the cause of education.
See notice of it in our advertising col
umns
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-12-14

ca Frank I. Holbrook. Vt. State
Commissioner has sent list of the pris-
oners recently exchanged paroled, and
sent to Annapolis, Md. to Adit Gen.
Washbun. We give those who have
friends in this county -
At Division 2 John D. Finnegan. Fair
field, H, 8; captured Feb. 2, at Newport,
NC.
At College Green Barracks, Edward
Frazier, johnson, L, IL, captured June
18th. I.
The commissioner also furnishes q state
ment made by Eugene Alexander, and
confirmed by others, relative to the deaths
that have occurred at the south among
the prisoners -
1.-The manner of burying was in long
trenches, three feet deep, 100 bodies be-
ing buried in each trench A pine slab
was laid across the trench directly over
each body and resting on the shoulders,
one foot high on each side, the earth be.
ing then thrown over them. # "5
li@"'lhe camp was established Feb. 9th,
1864. The number of prisoners there in
July was $4,000, being divided into l2O
detachments of 270 men each. and up to
the time he left 1918 had been buried
there. In August 1877 died in one day
The men died from neglect, want of shell.
ter and clothing and the small amount Of
poorly cooked food allowed them, it moi
being over one ration per day. The pris
oners were transferred from Anderson
vile about the LIST Of Oct.---all who wer,
able to go-to Camp Lawton. near Miller
Ga, on the Augusta railroad, and t
Florence. s. G. The officers in charge O
the prisoners at AndersoDyille were mos
Of them from Baltimore, Of the "Plul
Ugly" school," -
The following is the list Of Vernon
soldiers buried a, Andersonville:
Chas. E. Freeman. 0. H, Wolcott Geo
Em' rson, Al, A, Hydepark, Corp. Edwar,
Hyde, IL. i. Hydepa,k, Edwin W. Ha
verns. ., II. Stowe, Henry @. Taylor, IA
L, Morristown. Daniel Adams, IL, Cam
bridge, Joseph Buchanan, Cav. NJ. Eden
The following members of Co. H. 9tl
Regt., with date Of death and disease
were reported BY john D. Tinnegan, Fair
asld; !. S.,,. -. ~. ,',....
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-12-14
gamnilIr AswsaealsE
CHAs. G. MORSE, EDITOR.
LAMOILLE COUNTY COURT.

The case of Joshua F. White VS. Clar-
ence D.. Gates. which was on trial when
we went to press last week, the jury rem
dered verdict for the plaintiff for $S6.-
33 l-3 damages. &. W. Hcudee, and
jeremiah French for plff., E. R Hard,
and Geo Wilkins for deft.
In the case of L. B. Sherwin VS. Lewis
Clark, upon an action for breach of con-
tract in the sale and delivery of some
hops Verdict for plff. for S57 damage.
Brigham & Waterman, and G. wilkins,
for plff, W. G. Ferrin and l.. L. Durant
for deft. p.-
In the case of State vs. John Currier.
for larceny, the alleged stealing of l wolf
robe and paper of tobacco--orought up
by appeal by the respondent. Verdict not
guilty. S. S. Pike, counsel for town of
Johnson. J. |. .Glced and P. X. Gleed
for respondent.
In the case of A. B. Waters, Aplee. VS.
Francis Lock and Lucy Lock, Aplts.,
which was an action on the case for the
false warranty in the title to horse sold
by said Lucy Lock to plff. Verdict for
defts. not guilty. j. |. Gleed, H. H.
Powers, and g. W. Hendee for plff. and
S. S Pike, Brigham & Waterman for
def.
The case Of W. F. Stone, Aplee. vs. town
of Eden, Aplt, for an injury to horse
On highway is now on trial G. W Hen
dee, r. G Benton and J. I Gleed, coup-
sci for plf., Geo. Wilkins and H H. Pow.
ers. for doft
The case of Daniel Gould, Mary Gould
and Jed. p. Stafford by his guardian Ham
nah Stafford Aplts VS. Joseph P. Safford's
Estate, Aplee, which was an appeal from
the Probate Court upon the allowance of
a Nu"cpas'e. will of the said Jo-
seph p. Stafford, who died in the army,
Was heard by the court on Monday. Pow
ers & Gleed for contestants. G.. W. Hen
dee and Geo, Wilkins for claimants. No
decision as yet by the court.
There are 8 more cases for trial by ia.
ry, viz: Ira Worster vs. VIM. c. Doane,
which is trespass against deft. as an officer
for attaching property. N. S. Adams VS.
John Morgan, which is an appealed case
tor trespasS in taking some property and
John Morgan vs. N. S. Adams. which is
an action for an assault aud battery,
which cases, with the one on trial, will
probably detain the jury all the week.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-12-14

gB' We arc informed that there are 81
dogs set in the grand list in Cambridge,
which brings in a revenue of s248Os,
which is equal to 1868 cows or 435 sheep.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-12-14


eSs- A special meeting of the Ven
Historical Society is to be held at e. :.
nington on the ! 9th of August, lSb'',s,
anniversary Of the battle Of Bennln!ve'
ca The person Of an nnmarrlS Ct
male resident of SALISBURY, was " !,
lated on Thanksgiving night BY w
Charles Grey, who dccoyed her ln'2 w,
unfrequented place for the acco nT'o'
ment Of his base designs. by volunteer
to carry her home from Bennington :, =
MATcHEs.--It is stated that the Vi
revenue tax on matches is causing e''
fall ing Of in their manufacture. aud v
large concerns have recently moved "
establishments from Maine TO New DIV !.
wick, as they can be imported '0' I !,
money than the home tax amounts v :
HEan#tH .aFH
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-12-14

gy VIM. B Luce. of Stowe raised a
pig which weighed when it was months
old, 387 IL lbs.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-12-14

SS' Westover at Watcrville. gives a
new years ball on the I'd of January.
Watcrvillc is quite place for dancing.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-12-14

THE CHIEF JUsTIcEsuIp The pla
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court ~ y,
United States, made vacant by the =
death of Judge fancy, has been flfu
the appointment of the late SccIet'rl
the Treasury. the Hon. Salmon P. y
Of Ohio. The nomination was sent TO
Senate by the President Lincoln on u!
day, and confirmed by that BODY
same day, .,..t
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-12-14

G3 The publication Of the laws is
omitted this week to give room to the
excellent Message Of the President. r.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-12-14

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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-12-14
HYDE PA

ca A Washington dispatch sn
there is good prospect of the hf'
through the House of the constin,main a.
amendmdut to abolish slaveia,tiic'
ought to be true. The democrats. gu
has not formally committed itsel I'm a nio
the measure: and if it lad, pardary
self, /
have been so far loosed by the hes?
the party in the presidential couteed h
the democratic member of Congress r r.
feel at liberty to consult public by
and the general good in their acti0l War
little respect to former professio, cat ~
platforms. The party must CA st'
reorganize on bettr basis before jcoml
have any chance of general succea. o NJ
the most intelligent and liberal 3puT,
party in Congress have the powNtron
tate the new basis of the party BY Ne,
own Independent action. Now 49,
time, and there is no better point a
right start then the constitutions -
ion of slavery ; or more exactly, W,ur-
the people the opportunity to voted tx X,
on the question. Will the deust.
congressman make so great a mistittel
to tell the people they shall blt,nn.s'
opportunity to decide the great qfds
so long as they can prevent it ? lhtrct
at the last session was 81 for the a..
mcnt to sc against it and % not VOL
IE# n.
1t needs but n more votes to car
and from those who did not vote :
and those who will change their vd, !,
ought to be possible to obtain this
Der. At all events the subject will Be-
occasion for interesting debate aud as..1o
will be few other contested queeu
there should be some sound and hr
some talk upon tins. x
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-12-14

AuJUtHNt 'TtntTAT's Un1Ce,
Washington, Oct. ~, 1862.
Special order No. 3li. Extract"
V.-Coloncl E. b. Sawyer, LIST Vt. Cavalry
is hereby mustered out of the service of the Uni
ted States from Sept. 10th 1882, his date of pre-
sent commission for ineficiency and neglect o
the welfare of his regiment whilst major there
Of. o
BY order Of the Secretary of War.
~ [signed. l.. THOMAS, .
Adjt. General
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-12-14
COL. II. b. SAWYER.

The oider referred to in our issue of
week before last was as follows -
HEADQUARTERs DEPT. OF THE !
SHENANDOAH, Winchester, Va, June 20, 1864 !
Special Order, No. 50.
II.-The commanding general directs Majors
Sawyer and Collins, LIST VT. Cavalry now at
home, on sick leave, to report to his Excellency
Governor Holbrook of Vermont, as recruiting
officers for the LIST Vt. Cavalry.
By command of Maj. Gen N. P. Banks.
[signedl Il. NORRIS COPELAND,
Asst Adjt General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-09

Rev. B. IL. Smith offered a resolution setting
apart the first Friday in J June as a day of fast
ing and pray er for the general pro sperity Of the
Church.
lev. b. n. Brown suggested that the roll be
called, that IL mis ht be St Ell w no had Observed
iEfe days appointed Tor ia stin = and PRAYER dur
ing lhe past year. 1t was proper to pass this
RESOLUTION, but more proper to observe IT; aad
mere than they had heretofore observed simi-
lar days.
Tie resolution was adspted.
Rev. L. M hers moved mat the delegates 10
tie GtneIai Copference be instructed 10 advo-
Gaze the tAitns ION OF the term of IN hi rial
service 10 thee years; which was lad on The
table, IL being apparent that debate wouid
eHsue.
The business being completed, ths Journal
was cad and approved.
Eisbop Scott announced the various COM
mitltes Tor the year; after which ne gave oGt
The hs nm,
..And let our bodies part,''
which was sung by the entire assemoi
Rev. I thomas SewaIl followed, offering an
i'm pIessiye prayer.
The Bishop briefly returned MS thanks for
the kindness The mel bers had shown hi and
r. marked than, in ma king making the ap point
mep,s, after he had devoted his best iudgment
thereon, he as always sapprehenslve that tesy
might have been made better; but he had done
his hest He then announced the foi.owfag
ieiimoTe Dfst,ict-N. }. b. Morgan, presiSiinr
elntr' .lty station, L. f. Moreao, James a
McCauley and B. Peyton Brown, Wesley cha.
rel. VIM. II. Chapman: Charles {. and tIourt.
land street, inomas Sfwail; Fayette street, L.
lev; Columbia street, John w Start. IIniaa
square, Charles A. Reid; Franklin street Wm
HamiI iIton: hanover street, +. T. Largeut: Sea
men, Bethel, II r. Murphy: City Mission. TO
be supplied; Sharp street and John Wesley, to
be supplied; Asbury, to be supplied; Orchard
p
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.RU1T TREES, GARDEN SEEDS, &c,

An extensive stock of the choicest FRUIT
TRREe, viz: Standard ard u Dxsrf Pears Ap-<-x
pies, Peaches: ApEsots, Cherries. Quineas. a3
Currsnts: Goossberiies. q Rhub.ro Root, &c Ever
sIeeDs Shade Trees. shrubs. Roses, Dahni is, Psr.
enDial PhlCxes, TO- fresh and genuins Garden
eeeds-E Extra EarIy Peas, Premium Flat Dutch
Cab! sIe. Bets, Tomatoes, Carrots. Psrsnips, 80.
tie novelties from En- gland and the Continsnt.
z II at nIoGerate rates. JOHN SAUL,
nh to6tf Seed Stsrs, $50 Seventh cor Il
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PAPERHANGINGS, &c,

DAPERHANalNGS AND
WINDOW SHADgs
ffltnos sDd the public generally that he has no y
on hald vel, seiected ssiortment of WALL PA
PtFS s. WINDOW eHhDBS suitable II D 4 -lors
e. hsiia y d dininy 5osms, &e Also on hand FIRE
TASSlIS, he all of which he is p ep ared TO cell
At tho lowest cash pr'ces All papers hung in tn.
city or country by exp sriencsd work en ., short
pCrire.
Remem Der the plsce-No 367 street. rear 9Th
street In freneliD Hall B1f1dine Ja42u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-09
DENTISTRY.

MI TIE ETH.
l!l. LOOMS, N. D., the Inventor and Patentse
of the MINERAL Plate TEETH, At aa[w@
tends personally 81 his ofics In thus E 4S3
eity; Many persons can wear these IIYYYYYf9
teeth who cannot weaf others and no
person can wear others W cannot wear These.
Perrons calling at my ON can be acconrnoo ated
With any tyle snd price OF Teeth they may desire
sesn. St strongest and most perfect denture that
art can produces. the MlN1RAL PLATE win be
more fully warranted
Rooms In this oity-No 33s Pennsylvanie aysnu.
between 9Th and 10th strssth. Also, 2o7 Arch st +,
Phisdsipbia. n.ri.ly
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,AMUSEME ENTS.

SsgoSEHS HE n LEN,
Fcfsnsylranie Apsstse, near WiIIesds Hotel.
LhO.Atp5 ROVER. - ,-. OffectoI
Aiso OF the New Chestnut St Thester. Phila.
THIS (wsdnest a,) EVENING. March 9. 1854,
Twenty -Ertt and last night but three Of ths dis
hrguisf AmeIft an Trage Han. s1s 81
. WIN U o Y 81 7T II
Ls.t time Positively Of the Great Bhakspearsan
Tragedy Of - -,
- .-t.s MA Q TIL. a -.
Ehieh viii be preseSted with all tae orr sipal and
Eusic- 4. " ard Correct Costumes. Uswa ds .,f
Fifty Nes EfetsFs will be p, ssenzea ,struete1 by
u e tuseeea II the the; ter from c,nr'd plates. n
1ondon. - = - - y
Weapons Clay m ores herman Spears ard Shields.
ftoteL epd Fl slsh, of tbs era OF toe Se -en1 Sd.
MaId Armor, copied from that of the Thsns of
Fife: cartpred by Canute the Dane, preserved in
III Britisk Museum
hr iG~ip Booth a. The Thane ofCawior Macbeth
!rAhe cen ept,sn of which be has gained great
eredt1 in he chef eitiee OF Amsrioa. '-
NJ, a,,.. ~ e' raG tun
TO morrow right, last time 20 ositively Uf
RICHELIAU -..
NAETEDIThirty Young Ladies for the Grand
SEWN SISTERS,
rttch H. now in preparstion and will shortly be
produced .| s- .".- -
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IAY COOKE e g. CO.,
B A n X L r $,
Dealers I'm Government Securities,
No. 452 Fifteenth Street.
WE BUY AND SELL,
g.. .-.E AT MARKET RATES,
U. 8. FIVE.TWENTY BONDS,
which are no longer is,ued by the Treasury to
subscribers, the whole amount authorized having
been taken.
..Is .s ....- Also .......
o. g. Six PER CENT BONDS OF 1881
-- .. sEVEN-THIRTY TREASURY NOTES,
FIVE PER CENT. LEGAL TENDER NOTES.
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
COIN, CURRENCY. AND EXCHANGE.
We pay the highest prices for ..-
ARMY AND NAVY VOUCHERS
AND
oUARTERMAsTER's CERTIFICATE CHECKS.
fe 4-dtf JAY COOKE & co.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTs

For sar.ieulsrs apply at the academy drip
GEoRasTowN a. Daa.slr a. FISH waAEF FoR
M.Yos's OFFICE,
GsoReETowN, D G., FEB "a, 1864
shIs tow s.Ii as res:!v = ths sies moth Thurs
needed the .sssD,e WIN have to 30 paid ~ the
Di;, H h0m the -ais s6 Mayor
Recruits Wanted
THI QUOTA OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FOR VETERANS.
@s.-s 1852.
S225 Of which will be paid in advance.
BOUNTY FOR NEW RECRUITS.
1852.
&225 OF which will be paid in advance.
BOUNTY FOR ooLoEED REcRUITs.
. $50,
Paid in advance.
PRISONS WISHING TO ENLIST :.
Win apply to any of the following
RECRUITING OFFICERS:
So BAEIR. -.r .
Engine Hall, near the Market, on Pennsylvania
avenue, between seventh and Ninth streets
10. HYDE.
Corner Of Fourteenth and New York avenue.
@. A. KEAsBEY,
b street, near corner OF Nineteenth and Penn
s7lvania avenue.
10. PARKER.
Corner of High and Dunbarton streets, Gsorss-
town.
O. O. LANGLEY, Navy Yard Bridge, has been
appointed Recruitin Officer.
HENRY A. soHHErZ.
Captain and Provost Marshal,
] ls-n Distric. of Columbia.
COAL!-COAL!-COAL
-. WOOD WOOD WOOD! ..l.-r
Itave just received bills OF lading for tso car
goe If very superior
=. - 10 BEo ASH COAL,
which will arrive this week VIII sell 1t at small
ac.s ree If tai en- direct fr,m the vessel. -
have pOw Oh hand
OAK. PINE AND HICKORY WOOD,
'nd all f'na' OF GIaS prices
fucce sor 10 Wa-dr5 & Stewart,
nh 21w+ cerrer Il and i2;h sts
G. W. BoTELER. JSo W. BorGLER.
c. W. BOTELER & son,
IMPORTERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
CHINA, GLASS, AND CROCKHRy WARE.
TABLE CUTLERY. SILVER PLATEs wARH,
BRITTANIA WARE. BLOCK TIN GOODS,
TIN CHAMBER SETS. COAL oIL LAMPs,
JAPANNED WALTERS, DOOR MATTs,
FEATHER BUSTERS, BRUSHES.
WOOD WARE, AND .r.-. ... ..-.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES GENERALLY.
HI HOUSES, HOTELS, AND STEAMB0ATS
FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE. .
r 31s, IRON HALL,
PENNSYLVANIA ANENU1.
fe 7eo6nn Between 9Th ard 10th sts
EOSEPH REYNOLDS & CO.,
PLUMBERS, GAS, AND STEAM FILTERS,
No. 500 NINTH STREET, near avenue,
Have just received, and will constantly keep on
hand, the lar and best assortment in the city
ofCbaI deliers, Brackets, Drop Lights, Portables
Glass G!nbes mica and other Shades and all a-ti-
cles in this line, from the best establishments in
New York, Philadelp phis, &c, which will be sold
on the most easonahle terms
Also, RANGES, FURNACES, and Fire Board
Stoves.
We are prepared to furnish the best RANGE in
Rse on very reasonable az terms Hotels
We do all Kinds OF GAS and STEAM fittings
promptly and cheap, also everything in the
PLUMBING line in the most satisfacter ry manner.
- Cal! ann see our Bathing Tubs, Fountains Water
Closets, Wash stands, Basins &c, c., at No. 500
Ninth street. near Pennsylvania avenue the largest
establish ment in the city. fe 2-eotf
9pR0OkVILLE ACADEMY,
A HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
Who are received at any time and charged from
date Of eplrance. Address ID. - !,
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...psstI eqsvzs 2 'as' .ysf .ts 81
q ,hfsz .-aa E - s--.s ayrsfE so7 ssA
III ~ 4 Sc a ( = sss = ,.ss = 81
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CANTER9uRYH HALL.
AUsIC (CANTEkBURY,S AND
H L L {CANTERBURY TNRATEE
LOUISIANA AVENUE, -
k4as Of National and Metropolitan Hotsls
RENE ndous seusstion caused by the Doubls-vocsd
siDger,
CORA DA IRON,
hJssAENIB BOARDWELL,
he II lei ted cpsratic Vocalist
MILE MEDIA,
With the entire
EOQUET OF BEAUTY
in two CE sImr g baiie-s.
FIRST sprss- Al cs Of
MD ThE LITTLE MONITOR
in bis EtLioI al lccen ri,itss.
NHW rtNToMIME
LAUGHABLE FAECE EyEaY NIGHT
An entire change rf pIoarsnms
AVERY NIGHT,
Doors oEsn At . quarter 70 Z; ger'ormsnos st.
au&rref before O'Clock. Admission Is and 80 cts
POPULAR pAkILY MATINEE
fVERY SATURDAY AFTERHGDh
at2 clock 1T alf prices for ladies snd children
ri tt
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALKs,

IMPORTANT TO FEMALKs.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The ipgredi nts is these Pulls is the result OF .
long sDd extensive practice mild in their opera.
ton and snre to correct all irregularities. Painfdl
uenstruations, REMOVING ALL cBsTRUoTIoyS,
whether from colo or other wise, headache, pain In
the side. p p-lpitstion of the heart whittier, Al uer
Tous affections. hyste RIGS. disturbed slsep, which
arises from Interruptions Of nature.
DR. OHEKSEAAN, ,S PILLS
Aro positive remedy for sH plants peculiar
20 FsmsieA. ISDUOIEG wItH CERTAINTY PE eI0D DIcAI
REGULARITY. Explicit directions, stating -hep
tEey hhorld HoT BIZ USED, with each bog. Prics
one dollar.
- Fold by sll Druggists.
VUTCHINGS L HILLYE2, Propristors,
II Cedar street, EeT York City,
Sold by 9. FQRO, 2s2 Pa avsnre. se9 so6r
DATIEE's CAVALRY DEILL, Se2s.
4 ODtpost sEd Patrol Duty, with the Skirmisa
lIiil Ior united Troops SG.15.
McCieliap 3 Europt an Cavalry, Sl.25
ncClc lan's u. 8 Cavalry in f'ime Of War, 8 I so
kolan'e Hi:tory and Tactics Of Cavalry, Londya
IS 80. - -.
o,an on Cavalry Horses, S1bo
= Z +. Cavalry Taetics-S vols. IS 80.
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