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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-06
KNOCKING FATAL

SHOCKING FATAIlrY.-A few months since
hundred persons SAT down to a festive cele-
oFa'i'n IN the Hartz mountains, where pork
IN 'arons forms vas the principal food or
'ne'e' e'shty ersons are in their graves, ard
OF the remainder the majority linser with a
frFr'r' ma'ady. This strange event has IT,,
10 me discovery that this food was CHARGED
WIN he,h worms in all stages of deveIoD-
me"' or trichiaal, found in the muscul n
ISSUES OF OF, the survivors, ard traced to the
PORK. Thps- I1esh worms are not killed hr
J ,h"nlay cooking, and multiply rapidly by
.nou>a,us' great alarm exists in Gsrma-
n.y. n.y., ana me eating Of pork in many places is
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The Stoughton Brothers nc Vorn

The Stoughton Brothers. of Vermont, have
gone out OF the service. The youthful gen.
eraI who was captured by Moseby's euerillas
Year since, while visiting" outside on,
nae near Fairfax Court House, has gone into
tle practice Of law at Bellows Falls. HIS
Younger brother, Colonel of the 4,h Vermont
whose numerous antics " last winter in the
vicinity OF White Oak Church were the oc.
cas!on of frequent remark. has also resigned
Az" proposes to study Blackstone in his
brothers. ofiice.-N. \. Cam Adv ''''
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- T A T E o F We X MON I.
y Caledonia County IS.
NOTICE TO ELI SMITH OF LYNDON

TO Eli Smith late OF Lyndon, in Eaid County of Gale
onis BY the authority ofhe State of Vermont you are
hereby commanded TO MAKE your personal appearance
fore the Of ChanceIy next he held at St. Johns
bury the County aoresid Oh the first Tuesday of June
Ammo Doi. st4. there aud then make answer to the
Bill of Complaint of Willard Randall and his wife Roancv
f. Randall of Lyndon, in said County of Caledonia,
whereby said complainant. forth that on the day OF
September A H. 1851 the said Eli Smith executed to one
Samuel w Fisher morgagd deed Of certain land in said
Lyndon describe Is part Of right No. 81 in the original
allotment OF said Lyndon. commencing the northeast
of land owned by Benjamin SanbOrn Oh the east
line Of said right running thence north "a degrees east on
said east lille sxtythree rod, and ii links the north
line of aid right thence north g. degrees west on said
line thirty nine rods to the east bank of the Pampeic
River, thence down said river south IA degrees west -four
rods south 81 degrees sI rod. south 2Uk degrees
rods. south 10 degrees rods thence leaving
the river south - degrees A. rods and ~ link. to
land owned by said Sanborn, thence south 6Ik east
80 rods TO the bound begun at tanning fifteen and
seventysiN Foods. he the or lees and the
same land decided said Eli Smith hv Nancy Bemis July
,th. u. ISL Conditioned for the payrnen. of a prom
.ory of the came date payable said Fisher foI
hundred dollars In year from its date, with inter
annually. Which note and gage the said Fisher
sssgned the said ROacy and sso setting forth tha.
the 18th day of March A. D. 1862 the said Roancv a.
the request of the said I'll Smi b. paid John C. Bnz
we'll the Of s,,l to relieve the said gagged prom
ss from attachment. with the understanding that che the
said Rosncy houid have and hold lieu upon prem
se. for the repayment of said -un with interest And
setting forth that said note remains paid and ead sum
of money has been paid and PRAYING that the co.
uiy of redemption OF The said Ell Smith in said premi.er
10 forecioeed.
And ID ordered that notice Of the presentation AND
pendancv Of said bill be 10 tn" said Smith by pub
LEGATION Of the substance thereof ara II, order of court il
the Csedonan newspaper printed at St,Johrsurv If
laid county, three weeAs excessively the fk Of which Il
be ii least twenty DAYS previous the dsv of court
aforesaid
Given under my ham! at 8. ,John.Fury In said County
h- 18Th day of April, A. D. l>til
CHARLES ) DANA Clerk Of Court Of Chanc.rv
BARTLETT Il TEACHER Solicitor a5-9I
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- M nas., s.1 OF RACES. The democrat
&c party furnished the country with the mo a..
sonspi'uo9s public man that ever onenlv
sanctioned miscegenation "-as tba openiy
theorv OF amaisamation of races is s,,,a Ne"
IN the person of Richard VI. johnson "
PRESIDENT OF the United States under Nar,;.
van bHren' During the canvass the unnsnai
domestic relations of COL Johnson were fire..
qnentIy alluded to in the whig papers bn,
the democrats were satisfied, and chose Gov
to. T. a citizen who practiced the theory the
with adopting. p0''''aA'
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DACIFIC GUANO.
AGENCY FOR THE AMMoNIArsD PAcIFIC GrAyo

AGENCY FOR THE AMAONIATBD PACIFIC GI-ASO
We are receiving constant supply of this superior en-
anG when powerful and rich fertilizer capable OF car
yins me crops through the season maturing The same no
fore the early frost. leaving the soil enrir. hy ne
aG 10 Of Phosphate Of lime and animal matter
uoes mol lmpoyersh the land as Peruvian hu, its es
ect Is CONTINUED succeeding crops. a. sve annj,s
vu VIII prove IL adapted 10 every kind Of soil and all
VnASS' dhAlN, CORN. POTATOES, ROOT CROPS
TOBACCO. &c.
as VIII De seen by the numerous letters and
mas been used with great success In the cu
OIL In lne plants. II gives them fine start.
GHeIy Farmer asd Gardener should use IT,
country Merchants should supply themselves with ,h,
as US ltrt duction Will lead large incres sing
pamphlet containing directions for use te.-,o,;.,,
&C., vii DO furnished on application
~u GEU. DAVENPORT CO.
~W lsa MIX STRlsf Bosfou.
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Two THE LADIES The celebrated DR.. l. Dix partic-
Il ularly invites ladies' who need a medical surgCa
u adviser 10 call his rooms No I'll EntiCott
Boston, Mass. which they will find arranged for their
special accommodation.
Dr. Dix having devoted t~enty years to this par
cuar branch Of the treatment Of all diseases peculiar
females II Is now conceded by all doth in this
and In Eurepel that he eAcels al other known practitioners
in the SAFE speedy and eheotual treatment VI al female
complaints
His medicines are prepared with the express purpose
removing all diseases. such debility weakness
ura suppressons eDarcem oi the womb. all
discharges which flow from morbid state of the blood
The Doctor Is IUw fully prepared Il treat In his peculiar
lie. both medically and sugcay ali diseases OF the ie
male sex, and they are respectfully invited 10 call al
No. 81 EndicOtt Street, Boston.
Anletters requiring advice contain dollar TO
ensure an answer.
Boston, Jan. l, lS54.-ly
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SAVING OFsO CENT,
CAUTION TO FEMALES
IN DELICATE HEALTH.

Or. Dow. Physician and Surgeon No Eniicott ST
Boston consulted daily for all diseases Incident To The
female system. PruapSus Uer Falling Of the WON'T
Fuor Alhus. Suppression, and other Menstrual
nens are all treated Oh new pathological principles and
speedy reie guaranteed in few days
bly, certain IS the mode of treatment that most OBJ
stinate yield under It, and the afflicted person soon
rejuces in perfect health.
Dr. Dow ha. doubt had greater experience in the
cure of diseases OF women than any other physician
Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who NAV wish
to stay In Boston a few days under his treatment
DR. Dow since lS5 having confined his whole attention,
TO office practice for the Private Diseases and
Female Complaints. acknowledges no superio he
United atates.
n. B-Aletters must contain dollar or they gIll
not be answered Office hours from A tOsr.n
Boston, July -. 1868. H.lap
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ORDER Of NOTICE of SETTLEMENT
U.RRINlTnS,S E.T,Tp

At q Probate Court holden St Junnstur in said dis
trlCt pu the 18Th .iIy al April, 1874.
whereas, DAVID G""!I ]. executor -! the last vii
and testament ui ISidr Harrington, ale ct St JuhShurl
III AID district. 'r' c~I, " -'> 20 render account
Vi is administrator ami I" Present his agaS
sad estate t"r cAdminat".. and allowance Tor the pur
{" maxim: Partition AID distribution OF the residue
81 SAID estate. under .cC~re sand court aIuuns tn,
persons Whp ar ~ ! " entitled t. the same:
Ii is Therefore ordered 10y said that the same
under consideration and lie at the Pruhat,
o!i," III - Juli,>u,ry &C.. The 18Th aay # Ma u
!N4 And further ordered, that ali PERSONS interested
ne Lniintd hr!"" BY publication of copy Of tie r',urd
Il THIS order g. she CALIFORNIAN printed Al Johu~bury
tree weeks Succe>>lNcy prey Ia said hrarii
jhat they appear and contest the allowance of sli,
account, II they anu also br heard By sad
court III the matter OF PARTITION and distribution Of sal,
estate. BY The Court.
Attest ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge
A true Copy Ot Record.
95G7 Attest ASA L. FRENCH Judge
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Yfqal advertisements.
g TATE OF VERMO Mt

. T A T E OF VERMO Mt.
~ CALEDONIA DISTRICT SIS.
In Probate Court, held at ST. Johnsbury within and
ior sald district on the 3d day OF April A. D. 1854
An instrument, purpOitng be the last Will and Tes
lament OF Charles 8 Libby late of Newark, in said dis
ct deceased being presented TO the court by James
W Ire. the executor therein named for probate:
Is orde red by said court that all persons concerned
Therein be notified to appear at session Of said court to
be holden at the Probate Office in St JUhnsbuTy the
l4ih day OF May 1864 and shew cause If any they
have, against the Probate OF said viii for which pur
pose it further ordered, that copy of the record
this order be published three weeks successfully in the
Caledonlan printed ST JOhnSbury, previous TO said
time appointed Tor hearing.
ASA L. FRENCH, Judge Of Probate.
true copy Of record Attest
969S ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge Of Probase.
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- f A r VI
k 4 L 4 L CTION

Nl.l be sold AZ auction
ON TUESDAY, TIE loih u Usl
A, ten o clock a. N,
Ny home farm, Wing on the !, Al ia
>s''an village - wheelock 4 ,acr, r...--..
Ia acrt> with dwelling house thereon -
win aa-.,..'. I hv n, shed ait,ch,Z -
-. 20 ~ -. she'd Is ay 80. cider Loa-.1
aa- house 80 Dy L.. ai,h ether out b.. .-
y good repair, Never failing water 10 a. .-
aarn- Also :
SUGAR ORCHARD OF loco III,
VIII 19a sap tubs, 4 pans for bci.r-
loa>, - ~ 10 with arches for tie same.
-,'o,. iaa-r. yoke ef OK en- COWS, 30 ....
.'a!- sd. lI,E Ire cart wheels. 5 wagons. a.. .
N'naS II aiming tools Farm vii ~.
Si'la.l Is OF the nA0le L. suit purchaser. P
nc easy- JON A. RICHARn> >
Satton. April Is. a.
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ORDER of NOTICE of SETTLEMENT

DAVID FORSiITH'S ESTATE.
Alta Probate Court held at ST Johnsbury in said dis
tri,t ou the lytI dIy 81 April INA
Where's. David Gopial. administrator on the Is
tate Of Di'!d Fosdh late q! st JyiISuuTy IN SAID dis
trrt deceased proposes 10 rencr account his adj
muj~rdIOn and I" present his account AGAINST said
estate Tor examination and al the pur DOSE
81 making Partition and distribution of the Residue
said estate under decree OF said court among the uor
soils WO are by Jaw entitled 10 the Ii therefore or
dtred 10y sad urt that the under Sdera
tu ANA t heard al the P~ole ONCE in 81 John >hury
the Eth day Of May lot4. And ii Is further ORDERED
that all persons interested be Notified hereof 10y ruiicl
tIU Ul copy ~ tho 81 this order the Ca
printed al 81 JoAuShurv. three ekS ucceS,iyey pre
vouS TO said time of hearing that they may appear ana
contest the alo" anct Of said account II they cause
and ais" be heard by said court III the matter par ttor
and distribution OF said estate.
By the Court
Attest ASA l.. FRENCH Judge
A true copy of record,
a5:91 Attest ASA L. FRENCH Judge
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AsLettsr from l.. ii. Gilman, a M;nistc,
CT the Gospel in Vermont.

hessrs. S, W. FOWL Co. ~ io0''
Uehts-l hereby certify that have been troubled for
sew erai wears III difficulty of the heart and luno and
nave applied to several ply icians for help and have
tIttd almost every remedy Uf the numerous ones which
nave been rec nH"hdG, without receiving any assis-
a'i'r; hht M h""t loving aker and weake untu
nearing 81 sl.r'S Ba>am uf Wild Cherry aLout Var
sicr commenced u, NJ il with immediate relief IT,
HaN no o:ny restored nE f- ~ a sound state but am
nave NJ hcSttr wing thai it i the t :, nm, MI
c'i!e helor" the public AMI cleerfuIlv Ind cnnS,
mona y COuu..i..Is II l. EIi ". III pui-
prepared by METH W. Fowls T. Co.. Boston.
al" '"-' :, al druggists 79-l405
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CTATE OF VERMONT.

~ Caledonia District S.
In Probate Court held at the Probate Office In St.
Johnsbury, on the 18th day of April, d 1864.
George Clark administrator with the will annexed up
the estate Of Stephen Blake, late of sutton in said
district, deceased esate makes application
for license to sell the whole Of the real estate said
ceased not specifically devised by said will and so much
OF the personal estate as may b necessary to pay the
debts from said deceased any the administration Of
said estate.
Whereupon it is ordered By said that said applca-
ton be referred to the II day Of May A. D. 1864
al the Probate Once in ST. JOhnsbury hearing and
decision thereon anu Is further ordered all per
sons interested be notified hereof by the publication
notice OF This application ana order thereon three weeks
successfully in The CaedOnian printed st JOhnsbury
before said time OF hearing that they may appear said
time and place, and II they cause, object thereto
BY the COurt-Attest.
96-9s ASA l. FRENCH Judge
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FARM FOR SALE!

One Of tie best Farms in northern Y
situated on the Fa>>amp>ic river, il me-,
the f.ouri>hinE village of 81. Iang>.,gry --
mile from s. JoAl>tu-y Center. said IA
ta'nS about l5e acres Of prime land. di,.s
''1 acres laEe, - acres pa>turiLg. l. a.-
Woodland wel! fine, :. houses =.
large barns. gFainery and hog house. Ia
ming water e. tata houses and barns t..
arm viii &c sold al bargain. \ lar-r So.
the purchase monty can remain OF % -
JEFFERSON BI8.
Feb. il, 1854.
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COLOR.

"Soldiers! when, on the banks of the
Moo!Ie' called upon you to take up arms
inviting you to partake Of the perils and the
gI'ry of Your white fellow, citizens. | erDected
m"ch from yo", for | was not ignorant toar
You possessed qualities most formidable TO
an Invading enemy. knew with what for,i.
tude you could endure danger and thirst. and
all the fatigue of a campaign. / kuew uell
no" go" (ored your natiue country, and that
you had, as well as ourselves to defend what
man holds most dear, his parents, relations
wife, children and property.
:, :" You have done more than | expected. In
addition to the previous qualities | before
knew You to possess, l found, moreover
am,ns you noble enthusiasm which leads
u the performance of great things.
Soldiers the President of the United
states shaft hear how praiseworthy was the
conduct IN the hour Of danger, and the rep-
reSsntatlves of the American people will, |
doubt not, give you the praise your exploits
entitie you to. Your general anticipates
them in applauding your noble ardor."
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No. WAR EHt USE:
@@-~.- ~AND-
SEED STORE.

The undersigned havin, bought the stock Of
Agricultural Implements and Seeds Of H. c
Dickinson, would respectfully say 70 the people
Of Caledonia County and vicinity, that they are
prepared to furnish everything in their line ~
THE LOWEST MARKET PRICE:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-06

You can Al
ways find
large L well
selected
sortlnentof
Jewelry and
rich Fancy
Goods, Silver Ware,
Books and
Stationery,
Music and Must
Cal Instruments, Per-
fumery Toilet Arti-
ley ley, Toys.
TN. h hfDs!
which he Will sell cheap for
cash. His large stock OF Goods
consist In pai I OF fine cold Silver
Watches from the best English. Swiss.
and French manufacturers also a good
assortment of American Watches Of every
st,le, in gold and silver cases Gold Fob
vest, Guard & Neck Chains. Gold Sil.
verahd eiboHed Spects, Gold and
Silver Rings. Gold Cameo Lava Ear
RiEs6 Pins Studs, Sleeve Buttons
Slides, Hooksdc,& A good lot
OF nay ana 80 hour Clocks,
withor without alarms warrant
ell good time-keepers. NY stock M
Silver Ware for Quality and beau
t,t"i not Oe peat IN the state II con-
sists, of Fruit. Cake. Card and Su- gar
Bas- kets. Tea Sets. Cups. Goblets Cas-. tors
and Narkin Rings; Spoons Forks, a.
Al so, Pie. Fruit, Butter, Fish, Ia.
bic and Tea Knives. But
Ter Cool crs Syrup
Pitchers, spoon
Hold ers.
You will fnd that
Howard keeps a
full assort- nent ofthe
Text Books which were
recon- mended
by the Board
ED uca-
ton. Toys
for the
lit tie
folks Cali at
Towards on Main St,
TO THE TRUTH OF THE ABOVE sTATEHHNrs.
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ASA l.. FRENCH Judge Of Probate
true copy OF record
9jE Attest ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge Of Probate
- / \ I L OF We r MON vt,
~ CalcGOnio District CO
ORDER Of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT

Al PROBATE Court held at St JohnSbury said District
on the 10th day Of April 4. ID. lSG4
WHEREAS DAVID BARTLETT Executor of the
last VIII and testament OF SilaS j. CUbleigh late of
sutton in said district deceased proposes TO render an
account OF his administration and present his ac-
count against said estate for examination allowance for
The pun OG ndNng partition distribution OF the
residue OF said estate under decree said court among
the persons who are by law entitled the same II il
therefore ordered by said court that the come under
CONSIDERATION and Ue heard at the Probate Office in 81
Joiiisb bury, Oh the ll day OF May, A d. 1851 And il
i iler ordered that ali persons Interest moi ind
heieo by publication OF copy at the record of thi.
ORDER IN the Caledonian printed ST. Johnsburv three
weeks successfully previous 10 said time of hearing
that they appear anu contest the allowance OF said
account, II they cause and asU he heard bv said
court i'll the matter of partition distribution of said
estate. - $1,000
By the court,
Attest, ASA L. FRENCH, Judge.
A true copy Of record.
95tgI Attest ASA L. FRENCH Indro
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From Mr.. Levi +. RanIet, of LittIetOn.
N. ii,

LITTLE1oS, y. H., Nov 10, 1856
AeSSrs. s. W. FOwLE 4 Co,
For many years vas afflicted with Chronic Bronchft il
and Hoars6neoS, TO such as AT times 10 o
bic TO speak audbly attended with severe canker and
soreness OF the mouth and throat. made Use of GA
many reIneileS and from none Of them did | obtain re-
ie Out the disease rather increased than diminished -
Upon the recommendation OF a lady in this place who
hal hen similarly afflicted, an cured hy the use of Dr.
"l>iars Balsan of Wild Cherry. | procured of yonr
agent, MI. H0dgman, bottle OF the h lsam and was
soon convinced that had secured in it the means If re
lef and cure from the hurdenSole troubles to which
had been So long subjected. | now almost entirety
Tree rom any difficulty OF pulmonary nature and onI,
need slight dose OF the Balsam restore me whenever
any Troublesome symptoms occur and III SUCH cases al
ways acts like charm. LEVI r RAM Er
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WANTED.

ANY honest, industrious, intelligent Young man
wishing to learn the Photography business, Will
ind good inducements st the St Johns. lry Por-
raft Gallery The best references reqCi red An
tiy Immediately GIFT FB. GAGE.
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D A is q!


With many years experience in the manufacture
of paints and being in constant contact with the
largest consumers throughout the country, we
know the wants of the community. and to supply
that want have improved long established
brand Of
Banker & Carpenters Premium LEAD,
SO that it is now the best and most economical
article in the market Being white and fine com
bined witt. durability and body, it makes an ele-
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This, and all cheaper grades of our manufac-
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kEG," without extra charge.
he attention of Dealers is particularly requeS-
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NISHES, and for answering orders with prompt
ness. BANKER 4 CARPENTER,
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Factory 49, 49, Il - CIintons Store 10Y l09 Safest
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OF &c Whereas, my wife, Narcissa
~ W. Brierley, without just cause, refuses to
recognize ne as her lawful Sband, this is to
forbid all persons from trusting or harboring her
on my account. for from this date | shall pay no
debts of her contracting
WILLIAM BRIERLEY.
April l6, 1864 96e
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\ OIl L .-Whereas, my wife Harriet
~ Powers has left my bed and board with
out any just provocatlon, hereby forbid all per-
sons haroorlng or trusting her on my account as
shall pay no debts of her contracting after this
date. NOAH s POWERS
E. Haven, April Is, 1864. 1885,
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GEM Jackson and the COlOred Citizens
of America.

The following order of "Old Hickory y
breathes quite different tone from that
which has pervaded the discussions of the
late Democratic party upon the institution of
slavery.
HEADERS 9TH MILITARY DISTRICT,
MOBILE, Sept. 2l, 1914.
10 tie Free Coiored Inhabitants of Louisi
ana.
Through a mistaken policy you have here
tofore been deprived Of participation in the
glorious struggle for national rights in which
our county is engaged. This no longer
Shall exist.
As sons of freedom you are now called
upon to defend our most estimabIe blessing.
As Americans your country looks with con-
hiencr to her adopted children for yalorous
support as faithful return for the adyau
taSe> enjoyed under her mild and equi,ablr
Government AS fathers, husbands, and
brothers, You are summoned to rally around
the standard of the eagle TO defend all that
is dear IN existence
Your country, although calling for YOUR
eXeflions, does not "lsh you to engage in her
cause without renumeratlng You for the SER
vice rendered. Your unintelyent minds
are not be led away by false presentations
your love Of honor would cause you to despise
the man who would attempt to deceive YOU.
In the sincerity OF a soldier and the language
of truth | address YOU.
IL every npb.e-hearted freeman of colo,
volunteering To serve in the present contest
with Great Britain, and no longer, there will
be pald the same bounty in money and io
lands now received by the white soldiers Of
the United States. The non-commissioned
officers and prlyates will ue entitled to the
same monthly pay and daily rations and
clothes furnished to any American soldier,
On enrolling yourselves as companies the
MaJor-General commanding will select off,
GERS Tor Your government from your white
tellow-citizens. Your non-commi, stoned Off
GERS will be appointed from among yourselves
(Signed) ANDREW jAcKsoy
subsequently the hero of New Orleans is.
sued the following
pROCI AVIATION To TUE CDI1 nDnp,r
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pRlME LOT sOF sBUTTER TUBs
L For Sale by JEWETT & ANDERSON