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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-07-12
H8Y ELEGRAPFs
4 O'CLOCK.-P. M.
TO THE FREEMAN.

BALTIMORE, July H. Gen. Badly smith ar
rived here ths morning with the Is corps u
look after the raiders.
PHILADELPHIA, July IL The telegraph lne-
crossing the Susquehannah river at Fort Deia
cit, Maryland have been cut. Other wire,
along the railroad remain oil right.
BALTIMORE, July Ii. The rebel cavalry
burned the residence of Gov. Bradford this
morning 1t is only four miles out from this
city on the Charles street road. squad OF
the rebels set it on FIRE The ordered out the
Governors family, permitting them to take only
few valuables, and then setting the building On
fire. The furniture and everything was destroy
ed. The Governor was in the city at the tins,
and was therefore not captured.
The rebels are nov operating on the Phila-
delphia railroad
(Noe. The telegraph wires here gave out,
probably owing to the presence of the rebels
NV YORK, July IL. The Times Washing.
ton dispatch dated the 10th, midnight, 81 ys
the telegraph cable to Fortress Monroe, has been
broken by dragging anchor, and communIoa-
ton with Gen Grant is cut off
Hon. John Covode reports that Gen Grant is
very hopeful and confident of ultimate succe 8
lie attaches no Importance to the Maryla nd
raid, as Lee would not dare to detach any CON
siderable force from in front Of the Union lines
before Petersburg.
PORTLAND, July H. The United States steamer
Tlconderoga, left last night TO search for the
rebel pirate Florida
WARRINGTON July H. The War Depart
ment has ordered all the troops in the army Of
the Potomac, in the field, from North Carolina
and Virginia to constitute the 18Th army corpt
under Gen. w. +. Smith. Gen. Butler will
command the remainder of the corps with
headquarters at Fortress Monroe. Gen. Rey-
nolds is ordered TO the command Of the l9.h
corps but not to effect Gen. Banks position
as commander of the Gulf Department
BALTIMORE, July IL. The 18th Army Corps,
from New Orleans, has just arrived here.
1t is reported that Gems Hunter add Wallace
have united their forces, and are now driving
the main body Of rebels.
NEw YORK, July II, 1870 P. NJ. The rebels
captured passenger train at Magnolia, about
Is miles this side Of Baltimore on The Philadel.
phia aud " llmngton railroad.
All lines closed working at l2l5 P. NJ.
God-S2 81 offered
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EELIGfS TEN MINUTES
Bryan's Pulmonic waters.

Tbs most certainald 8peedy remedy discovered
all Diseases Of The Chest and Lungs, Coughs Colds
Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis, InAu enza,
Hosrseness, Difficult Breathing, Sore
Throat, &c, &c.
THESE WFERS give the most instantaneous and per.
L feet relief and when perseyered with according 90
directions, fail to effect rapid and lasting cure
Thousands have been restored 10 perfect health who have
Il led ether in vain To all classes and III cons-
tutions they equally blessing and cure-none need
despair, matter how long the disease may have exg
ed or however severe II may be, provided Che organ
structure OF the vital organs is not hopeessy decayed
Every afflicted should give them impartial trial
To Vocass and public Speakers these Waters are Pc
culiarly valuable they will 10 Jay the
severe occasional h9arsenes and their regular for
lew days will at ali times Increase the power aud heA
15 Of the voice, greatly Improving its tone compass
AID cearntss for which purpose they regularly
BY many professioal yoealiss. NoY28wdGmly
JOB MOSES Sole Proprietor u eortlandt Street n y.
Price % cts. per box. Fer sale By all Druggists
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Vbk LftQrkets.
cAMnnlpeN MARKET. July 9

CAMBRIDGE MARKET, July 6
At Market l03 Cattle, about W BseveI and 10 Stores
consisting Of Working oxen. Mich Cows sndoDe, two
andthree year. ol6.
Prices-Markst Beef-K1uA IRA to si275 frIl
,usy sl75 to 1900 I'd slO75 to 100 80 fs25 to 800
Working Oxen--S7b to 26l
cow,aul Calyes--S3 5000 81.
YsArings- 5000 to 0O,O0 two years old s0000 to 90
90 three years old, $4,000 to $500.
sheep and Lambs -2oO al market prices In lot. a. 0
to 90 each extra, tb7b to $500.
Spring LAmbs-l,OO to 600.
Veal Calves-s5O Oto 500. Caf skins-25 to 25o ~
Hides-10i to Il C ID. rallow-loto iOi cprlb.
Pelt, oOc, to $3.50 each Lambs tl,25
Remarks-But little stock and but few buyers market
today as the River Concord and Montreal and passump
sic trains came In Saturday with stock mostly lambs,
that we're promised for Monday 1t being the ith L. Hast
nss had 70 cattle aud sold for Sl275 per 100 lbs
Tor sl2 and the for 3l0 per 100 lbs @. Browne
10 oxen to r. Woodbridge for flU2 piece about il2 per
100 lbs J. Whitney had 20 and hefers dress from
~ est and sold for 81 to 10 per 100 lbs L. Hastings had
40 lambs sold fer 81 and for 81, age g575
Kicker Co had IA J. Whitney had Sll, sold them fo
tbT5to6 Ruggles had from so 70 800 and sold about
the same prices Veal ca Ives dull prices full 81 per
head lover Cook sold cows and calves for si5 piece
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william La,ice's will

sTATE ar VhRMONT, Tn PTObatt Cour
wAsaIsoTos DSraIor, IS. at Montpelier, viii
for said District on the 2lst day Of june A. d. Il
N Instrument purpor lnglo be the last william.
a mentof William Lance, late Of Caiot pH sara
deceased being presented 10 The Cont by Jos.pn Ia
iii on Fisher the executors therein named Tor IRON
o rdered BY said Court that all persons eohcefhea
he nnti6ed Ia nppear al session Of said Couri TO be
Al the Probate Office, IN Montpelier, 90 the lylh
July, A. d. 1864, aud show cause, y any me
have against the probate Of said viii For when
II IS unher ordered, thsta copy Of the record o. IN
be published three weeks successfully IN the Ifec'
tain freeman printed at Montpelier, previous 70
snpoin,ed for hearing. Atrue copy Of record,
to6yJ Attest, I. Il. MERkilL,
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Norss, CHECKS AND RSoSlPrs-Under the
new Internal Revenue Act which went into
operation July |, 1868, the stamp duty on a
bank check, draft or order for the payment Of
money ls t,co cents. On notes for s.sum not eI'
oeeding 800, fire cents Tor every additional
slOO or fractional part in excess OF slOO, hps
e.ns. Receipts for the payment of any sum Of
money or for the payment OF any debt due not
being for satisfaction Of any mortgage or Judg
men,. or decree of a court, and the receipt for
the delivery of any property, mus, have f''o
oe~i stamp
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MONTPELIER MARKET, July II.

| PAousoSs.-Butter IS to 80. Cheese cot 20 Lard
l6toQ rAliov 49, Dried Apple u tolls Eggs 20 cents
Potatoes OtoI6. Beans $4,000 $50. wes India su-
cars, y to % Refined sugars 20 to 81. ress 81 co
to LOO.
Onions 20, ~ 20 900 Apples tOOO per Dbl.
PLors-EItrs, ll,5O to 1850 Dosble Extra tl2,So to
1900 supeI-EAra lt0Oto 1900
GRlN ASD hAT.-corn, sl,1S Oats, 10 Herdsgrsw
Seed 80 to 900 per bushe Clover I6to 90 per pound
Hay, 81 to 10 per ton. Rye, tl,'o.
| asoILLAsEoUs--Dry and green hard vooo 1850 4 90
Shingles S2,OO to 900. woO-oomnOn IS to IS Bari
500 to 90 per cord. Nails 100.
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REPRESENTATIVE REoRUIra-tlon Portus Bax-
ter, representative of the Third District of YER
mont, has written letter to Gen. White, of the
the enrolling board in which he says
~ wish to furnish substitute for myself.
good reliable fighting man This is the
time for men past As to show their patriotism
| hope all my friends will step forward at once
and put in their men. can tell you they are
wanted immediately"
Many men, not liable to enrolment or draft,
and some ladies, are nov periodically procuring
representative recruits for the war. 1t is GERS
tainly most effective way OF showing one
love OF the cause.
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Fl AIR DYE! HAIR DYE
BATCHELOR'S
Celebrated Hair nye

Is THE BEST IN THE WORLD
Only Harmless, True q Reliable Dye Known
His splendid Hair Dye is peuect-changes Red Rusty
4 Grey Hair, Instantly % Glossy Black ur Natural
BroWH, without lniurinE the Hair or Staining the skin
leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful, impars fresh yitas
y. frequently restoring ~ pristine color AID rectifyng
The III effects Of Bad dyes. The Genuine is signed
WILL Am A. BACHELOR, all Others are mere imita-
ons,a ard should be avoided. Sold by ell Druggist, &C.
FACToRY-sl BARCLAY ST, n Y
Dcr Bachelors New Toilet Cream for Dressing the
HAT June2 4iy
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BOSTON MARKET, July o.

Four.-western s0,75 to 1870.
Pors,-rrne, tss,OO to 5000 Mess, 1880 to aSOl
Beef $500 q $1,000 Lard, 20 to q. Hams 20 to Q
Hogs dressed, 90 to 90
Butter, IS to 50 Cheese, u tolls. Eggs 90 toA Re
tsOes 10 to l,2Os Dried Apple loi to Il.
Beans s2,5 to $500. Peas 5000 TO 5000
Herds grass seed $500 TO tS,25 Glover, l3tol4
starch n to 10 TAllow, 10 to l6.
Wool Full Blood Merino, ps to % rhree-fourths bloc,
W to 80 Hatblood So to 20 coamon so to IS.
Corn liz to1,is Oats lO6 to ITO. Rye s,O5.
Hops 20 to %
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ITAI.IAN REEFS.

DuRE Italian gu he furnished this season by the
subscrt early they be procured
The stock from which W. breed procured Of h. h.
AngrOth Son OF Ohio, importers and Brt eders Of ta
ian Bees by Rev D. Frost In 1862 and and have be en-
acknowledged TO he superb to other Bees al lined to be
Italians, even by dealers In them. We have spared
ne Their expense pains keep stock pure AS We
have purchased and removed all native Bet from the i'm
mediate entity.
Price OF an Italian gu en- warranted pure sl0, with
full ntIuc ions for uniting her with common stock
;. Mt by Express at our risk.
kJ- Address. FRosr& BlxBY Easl Orange VI
I24u n.S. FROST,
East orange, VT, June Il, 1864 NJ. BlXBY.
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ALBUM PIcruREs,-L. Prang and Co. of Bos-
ton, have issued new sets of photographic, Album
Pictures entitled &" Flowers" and " Birds " of
America Tn, Flowers selected are the Red f,
PINK, Moss, Paul Joseph, White, Tea, Perpe'-
ual, Blush, Wild, Damask and Soirano Roses.
The Birds are the Pine Linnet, Lapland Lark
Bunting, Painted Lark Bunting. Lesser Red
poll Lnnet, Bullocks Troopal, Red.Breaste !
Woodpecker, and Yellow Headed Troopial,
These pictures have the same merits Of beauty
OF finish anu correctness Of drawing and ooloring
that have distinguished and popuariEed all pre-
ceding like work from thin eute7prising house.
KENTUCKY The President has issued proela-
mstion concerning the suspension Of the writ Of
habeds corpus in Kentucky. After restiirming the
causes which induced the issuance Of his previous
proclamation concerning this mater, be states
that the strong dsloya feeling in Kentucky re-
quiIes that the suspension Of the writ be made
tti,oturaI and be duly enforced in that State, and
that martial law, for the present, be declared
therein. The military officers are instructed TO
enforce the requirements OF the proclamation,
The martial law proclaimed is not designed 10
interfere with ,hs holding Of lawful elections, or
with the proceedings Of the constitutional Legs
lalure Of Kentucky, or with the administration oil
Justice in the courts Of law existing therein,
between citizens OF the United State, in suits OF
proceedings which do not affect the military oper'
atoms Of the constituted authorities Of the gov
eminent of the United States.
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To Phg >iciaus and InyaIids.

The REy. CHARLEs KING formerly Secretary OF the
London Evangelical Alliance. and recently connected As
resident Minister and Physician, with the venezuela
Missions, Will send FREE on the Prescription with
which he successfully treated, while IN charge OF large
Mission Hospit4 upward Of hundred cases OF CON
SUMPTION a DE FIRST second aud third lagas
The remedy Is equally adapted to the treatment Of Asth-
ma, Caiarrh, Bronchitis and all affections Of the Lungs,
Throat and Air Passs gee Will it speedily nyigorates the
enfeebed Nervous system and energies the deran ged
functions Of the Stomach, LIVER and Bowels
Permission is given to refer 10 the Presidents and Pro
essor OF the several Medical Colleges of the City and
to the Rev. Messrs ADAMS, PoTTER, SAYHEs, ana VAN
BURAN Address with stamp
Rev. CHARLES \. KING
station D, Bible House, New ork.
?. 81 wish publicly to acknowledge the generosity
OF thos5,pubsheTs who from motives Of humanity have
given this Advertisement free insertion Religious papers
are earnestly requested TO copy wP4syl
COEGATE's HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet soap, in such universal Dc.
msnd made from the choicest materials, is mild
and tmOlIieni in its nature, fragrantIJ scented
and extremely beneficial in It's action upon the skin
For sale by all druggists and Fancy Gooas Dealers.
Fieb9Fyi
mAGkI hONIAL.--lf you wish TO marry adore
the Undersigned who will send you wihoufnoney ard
without prioe," valuable Information that viii enable
you to marry happy and speedily. mater how Old,
now ugly or how poor. This Is reliable aiT The Ia
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and no questions asked Address
SARAH b LAMBERT,
Y22w4 Greeupoint, Kings Co N. Y.
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40 COsssunDtiVeS.

Consumptye sufferers Will receive valuable pre-
serption for the cure Of Consumption, Asthma, Bron-
chitis and all Throat and npR aecuons free Of chargej
by sending their address to
Rev. Z. A. WILSON, wllliamsburgh,
r6h8w6 Kings Co., NewYork
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Springfield Wesleyan Seminary
AID
FEMALE COLLEGIATE lNSTlTuTE.

The summer Term will commence May 10th. The bes
Of tses, afforded for thorough and practical educA
tion. Board per week, ~ rs other expenses here
| sfore.
gor Catalogue OF particulars, sddrsss
| MO. DEAN, ftinclpan
| Springfield, VI, April 81 y 1874
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@FlQrric0.

In Mortified, June 96lh by the Rev J. A. sherbu IN
Mr. Cyrus L. r. Jones Of Granville and Miss Flora f.
Benton, OF Nort field
In this village July lh, by Rev. 4. L. Cooper, W +.
b. Schahbere, o. stove and Mss Sarat Quirouet ~
Montpelier.
In Moretown July 81, b. Rev. z, n Granger, Sir
Elias 'sAins Il Troy, and Miss Elvira Z, Foster,
Of Al
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l-jie0

Notices Of Deaths inserted free. oltuares Includs
poetry, inserted for 1--WE line to be paid for adj
vance. This RUE will b. strictly adhered to.
In Greensboro Juue 3oth, Mr. Thomas Gllis, aged 40
years.
~. AIbana Messenger please eopy
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FARM FOR SALE

pHE Subscriber offers for sale his farm stusted In the
southeasterly mart ~ Berlin, in Washington County
containing about $50 acres Of land about 81 ares Of same
being in Wulamsiown. There two good dwtllin 4.
houses on said iarmone OF brick two stories thoroughly
hui t. one Of woodoae story and both together wih all
tedull oubuildings in good repair. SAID farm Is W. Y
fenced and in good state Of cultivation, and keeps
large stock II is we'll adapted for dairy shrep. Said
farm will be sol CllEAf, and any one desrous OF prr'
chasing rst rate farm will do we'll to call aud essmins
for himself
For further particulars inquire Of WIN. G. Lewis or
" IN. !. Smith, Of Montpelier.
Berlin June o. 1884. o. Q. HOUSE.
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Few are aware Of the Importance OF checking Cough
or Slight Cold In It's htst stage that which in the b.
ginning would yield TO mild remedy u neglected, soou
Attacks the lungs Browns Bronchial Troches' gye
IRE and almost immediate relief Military oaieeIs aBd
lder should have them, as thsy cas- be carried In The
poshst aud taken y occasion SECURES
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

THIS invaluable medicine unfainf 10 the cure Of Ell
those painful and dangerous diseases lnodentto the
female constitution.
II moderates all excuses and removes all distractions
from whatever cause, and speedy cure may be relied
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1t 10 peculiarly suited II win IN short time, bring
the monthly period With regularity.
CAUTION,
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant, during the FIRST THREB MONTHS, as they
are sure TO bring on Miscarriage but at every othtf
time and In every other case they are perfectly safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain 10
the Back and Limbs, Heayiness, Fatigue on slight
ton PApitstion OF the Heart, Losness OF slirs, H.s
tsrcs Sick Headache Whites, and all The painful discs'
es accustomed by disorganiEed system these Pils
effect cure when all other means have JAILED.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each package
which should Ne carefully preserved.
bottle containing so pills, and enoroled with T.
Government stamp Of Great Britain, be sent post nt
| for al 90 and postage stamps.
| Sole United States Agent, Jon MOSES, n toftlandt
| Street, New York.
| Sold Nv ali Druggsts. noy99i vmwA
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DENTAL MOTTO
DR.. S. o. RICHARD aO.NS
BLOOD-ROOT ELIXIR

Has been thoroughly tested and PROVED in hi. medic
practice for period Of
THIRTY YEARS,
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Daxbuty, February Is, 1850
o. scoheldi sift-rwo years sxpervaec IN usihg
your skill Tor trapping foxes has convinced OF IL In.
trinsic merit think Il Is I'll you lain tor It. catch
foxes we'll with Il. RODLRicK " PHILLIPS.
beware Of impostors None are allowed TO reveal ny
sk Tor trapp ng foxes hui myself Apply to lne you
VAN the genuine article. 80 $50
Pos, once Address, Norrisvils, VI 1v5
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elisha Il. Richardson's q

me Subscribers, having been appointed by the
BILE Probate Court for the District Of Washintts
IN stone T., 10 receive, examine and adInsi az ca
demands ofall persons against the estate ~ Elisha
ards n late Of Waitsfeld, insad district, deeeAss
sented insolvent, aud the term Of sih monilsifoh
day Of June 1854, being allowed by said cour
creditors OF said deceased, to exhibit and prove
pecti, claims before Us; Giveuotice, thatwe WI
to the dufles cf our appointment at The dsthinr-
Albert Rchafdson, in Wsitsheld, 10 said d's'rle
last Tue ,days Of July and November mex, a. h'ne
III the TO enuon on each OF said days.
CALVIN FUL LERTON,
ALMoN JOsLYN
Watt.A . ID June 81. A, ID, 1864.
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STATE OF VERMONT, tIn Probate Court,
RAspoLPH DISTRICT, IS. Chelsea, within and
district on the 10Th day Of June, A. d. 1884.
Al ATTAINED NHlTCOMB, guardian Of Ls'
IN comb. an insane perspn, OF Orange, IN said
makes application to said COur for license to
following described real estate " his said ward,
beint ali the real e-tate owned by said ward
Orange. representing that The sale thereof, lot
DO e OF putting the Proceeds oil such sale 81 Int
investing The same iB stocks or real estate, "
ben, ncial to said ward
Whereupon, II Is ordered by said Couftihats 60
cation be referred to a session thereof, = be ne
Probate Once In said Chelsea, on the 2lst day
A. ID. 1854, for hearing and decision thereon q
further ordered that all persons Interested be
hereof by publication Of noiee OF said apPl'eat
order thereon, three weeks suecessivcly In %
Mountain freeman, printed at Montpelier, bel
time OF hearing, that they may APPEAR a. sara
place, and, II they see cause object thereto.
by the Court,
i2sw3 AiIest-J, R. CLEAVEI.AND,
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Nrm advertisements.
Notice.

tOtice.
HAVE this day associated with me IN the Dental Bu.i
ness, owing to It's continued increase, Mr.. GEof0E H.
FULLER, JOHN NJ, C0NEGfS
Montpelier, July !, 1884 rvs
DENTAL MOTTO
DERsoNs needing ARTIFICIAL TEETH, can have
them at almost any price.
The following st Of our = ices
For twoSes, upper and underJ 800
" " " " 1000
4" " q 49,
Also. $50, s35 and Gao.
Those requiring but one set, have II for onehaf Of
any Of the above prices
ALI THE WORK Is WARRANTED.
Filling well done, and at reasonable prices.
NITROUS OXIDE GAS
used in extracting. Wehsve as good Medical Authority
Ss New YORK City can furnish for saying its TRRg rR
DANGER
Bar Ia mind that all work done at this office is wV-
rdntsd
CAL and examine work at our different prices bsfor.
engaging elsewhere.
COMEGYs FULLER, Dentists,
state Street, Montpelier.
July l. 1864. P2sSN9l2n
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Liberation Notice,

HIS certifss that have this day given to my " m
G. Smith. HIS time durng the remainder Of his minor
ily aud shall pay any debts OF his contracting no
clalm any Of his earnings after this date.
II +. SsIrb, Witness. THOMAS SMITH.
Waterbury Centre, VT, July G. ls6i. rNsS'
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Che frGem0 ii.

We desire to make the FEHENAN particularly valuable
f5r It's from allpars Of Vermont and our friends in
different parts the State, especially in Washington Or
ange aud Lamole Counties, will confer great favor
upou US and readers by sending us local intelligence
I've the facts and We viii arIanRe Lhem Tor The paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-07-12

CHRISTIAN COMMISSION Rev. MIR. Powers,
agent Of the u, s. Christian Commission adj
dressed full house Sunday evening at the Brick
Church. Ills remarks were eloquent and effect
i've, and he painted in graphic and touching
coots the soldiers need OF just such mlnstra-
tratlons as those Of The Commission. AT the
close Of the address a collection was taken
amounting to seventy dollars
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FHIIE fI-DU Vhh HUI LIE
Sold wholesale and retail by John ;. Henry, 4 Co.
Waterbury, WOOD bixby 4 Co., N. X. brown, $. r
Redheld Montpelier and by apohecaries and dealers
yer Street T28m3s
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:
". have been 10 the army hospitals for
fourteen months specifies d nearly dead. AT Alton
H. they gave me a bottle Of Plantation Bitters.
Three bottles restored my speech and cured mt
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COaTGVENE ~

and is nov ptesen ed to the public az an ensc,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-02

The Erie Dispatch furnishes the follow
ing description Of the monument which
Col. Dan Rice is now having built to per-
petuate the memory Of, the soldiers Of Erie
county. The base is to be eight feet
square by eighteen inches thick, and an
other sub.base. five feet square by two feet
thick, with deep moulding on the upper
edge. The base is to be surmounted by q
die four and q half feet square and three
feet high, to the cap, the four corners Of
which are to represent cannon from the
trunions to the muzzle, with laurel wreaths
running spiraIly around them. The four
sides Of this die will form the panels upon
which the Inscriptions will be carved
The cap covering this die, and which forms
the base for the rising colamn, will be
deeply moulded and carved 10 bas-relief
with emblamatic war figures, the whole
resting on a cornice Of cannon balls. The
column is TO be 81 the CoriDthian order,
seventeen feet high, broken OF Al The top,
draped nearly to ifs bottom By the Amer
ican flag, and surmounied BY wreath Of
laurel, over the whole Of which is perched
an American eagle with extended wings.
The whole monument will be some twenty
eight feet high The design is an exceed
linely handsorae one, and cannot be fully
carried out at less expense than S4,5o0