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POOO DIR. l.. DIX If failing 10 cure IN
less tlmctlian any other physician, more effect
aallt aud permanently, with lees restraint from
occupation OF fear Of exposure TO All weather,
ith safe and pleasant medicines,
SELF ABUSE AND OLITARY HABlTs.
Their effects aud consequences,
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS
lucdcutto NAMED aid Single ladles,
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS.
AertmaI Affections: luptiom and al Dis
eases Of the SkIn; tlccr Of the Nose, Throat
and Body; Pimple. on tie Face, Swellines ~
lhe Jolnhi Nervousness, Constitutional and
ther Weaknesses IN Youth, aud the mors ad
ynuced at MI ages, Of
BoIu sENES, SINGLE Or MARRIED.
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Sold at every Drug and Country Store
throughout Vermont and caaadas.
Retail % cts, 20 cts all $50 per Botie.
JOHN z HENRY ! Co,
PROPmEToRs.
ly40 Main Street, Waterbury, VI
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This old time
tried standard rem
edy still maintains
its popularity
When all others
have proved inefli-
cient the Elixir a
lone continues 10
give satisfaction.
Use it for
Cough,
Colds,
Catarrh,
Asthma,
Group,
Cousum3-
ton, and all diseas-
es Of the Throat,
Chest and Lungs.
81 YEATss AGO
The Elixir first
made its appear
ance and even
then, in its print
tive and imperfect
state, produced
such extraordinary
results that it be-
came, at once, a
! general favorite.
Many have made
1t, what it really Is,
a Family Medicine.
1 Foras more than
I half the diseases
ITO which flesh Is
heir originate
from colds, so this
may be considered
a general preyenta
tive Of an diseses,
by removing the
primeyal cause.
ADULTS
Should always
keep this Family
Physician at hand
and by It's timely
use save hundreds
Of dollars that
would otherwise be
5 wallowed up in
discharging doc
tors fees.
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Paper HangingS and Curtain Shades,
Very handsome new patterns.
judas Patent Window Shade Fixture, the
best thing there Is.
D TO WOOL GROWERS.
PURE
EXTRACT OF TOBACCO
For Sheep Wash.

REcTIoNs pom UsE.-Fof Ticks, dissolve
one pound Of the Paste Is sixteen gallons Of
water and 40 on, until you have SUFFICIENT Ii
qnid FOR vour i0cks. Cold water will answer,
bat IL Is better first 70 Dissolve the Paste 10 a
small quantity Of hot water. The Ticks are
not destroyed Immediately, bat the next day
none will be found alive.
For Seab, tbrtreatmeHt Is thsssme, bat the
solution must be MISUNDERSTANDING accord
i8g 10 the Judgment 81 the person using It, and
several applications viii be necestsry.
For Nermin 90 Cattle and Horses. and Tor
Insects on Vegetation il will hebetter 20 in
crease IL strength - iosroaHcesto gallon Of
aAtCr.
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Gates H. Barnard,

SUCCESSOR To
Gao. q. ARSoLD and RDwis BowMAS,
No. as RIVER sTREET nor n y
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u $ l. II Ell NJ i O Ids
FLUID EXTRACT Bucttu

10 oil Diseases Of the Urinary Organs whether existing IN
MALE TnILs, Prom iaiateoer cause originating and
no matter Aog 9Rg sfRRhg lis pleasant lat, taste
and odor, lMMEDftTEin action aad strengthening
than any Of The preparations Of rk or IRON
Those suffering from Beosea Dora or Deiied,s CoHsG-
fRions procure Tie Remedy ~ onee.
The Reader be aware that however slight may be
the alta q the above Diseases it Is certain TO Affect his
Bodily Hsal0, Mental Pouers aud Happiness II no
treatment submitted TO- Consumption or insanity may
ensue.
All the above diseases require ihe all o. iursle.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
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HOW 10 Use THE REMEDIES.

In Diseases o. tie blood, uH,ors the Face any
and every part Of the holy use Extract sarapara ap
plying Plmples anil all external unors EFuptionS
tse Improved Rose wash.
Use the Extract Buc'a FOR y diseases requiring the aid
u Diarec except those oftAe Urinary Organs such az
Goaorrhpa and fc,t; in these the Extract Duehu
and inject With the Improved Rose Wash
- THESE EXTRACTS HAVE EEEN ADMITTED
TO r73 II TIE UNITGD ST. rs ARMY, and elso
IN very general use IN all tho srrE HOSPITALS AID
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS throughout the land, IS well 90
In private practice aad considered as iayalaabls
remedies
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Scr 8ericbt Des !Sric9snriniffcrs.

Der &rie9sminiiter be9innt ieinen Seri6t
nit Der Nngnbe Der pur6 pen %Sori9en @cne
ereb 9emadten Sewilli9un9eu, pte li6 anf
$5f6,240,131.70 b~elaufen ba6en. Oas
Budget fir pas naGlte 6tScaliabr 1AlG9t er
uuf 1881 461.83 an. Die @elammt>
freitfrafte Der Natiuu beltefen lt6 am erlten
Nfat 1865 auf 1,500,016 @iann.
Der Sefretdr wtrft pann einen Slid ottf
Die militartlhe Sittatipn beim 9nfang Der
Sibuneen pes 80, GOngreRest r%elamirt tur3
Die miIitdril6en Sperattpster pom Sabr '63,
(@ettpsbnr9, Milionarp &ipss &nDrpile),
nno erflart pae Gefn1Oers Der 3f9Sber@
N am'S Dpn 9idSbnr8 9e9tn
Mertbtau, In alabama, Die M69liAteit
9eset9t babe, in p1s Snnere Der IipliAen
S!aatsn porsaortn9ea unb bic Sruppen IN
6etnoeslanp lelblt 3n ernd6reu. @u piefe|
Grfabrung batte i'd Der 9rpbe
Selo3ngsplan tn @eOrgta gesI
# il t. lleberetnftmanenb NIT btsiem @Ian
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der feIStii9tigen armee. J
Die @elnmnt3dbl aler 9ruppen mar am
L. Nfnt 1865 purd Netrutirung &C, auf
/ 900 ,515 Mann sette9en.
0runbe wel6 e DEM NDrben ben
enDtt3en Ste9 0eri6afften.
Inter bic bel IN tern 9ebabten @rfoIsen ne
sen Dem @rfplgen Der Nrnlee mitipirfenoen l1r=
Ia3en s16lt SIR. Stanton /. Das 6ef6dlten
pes Serltorbenen Nrdlioenten an Der Sflapens
@manSipattpns =Miabre9el, bur6 Die Die Sc
bellen ibrer belten Stiibe beraubt nurben
2. Der fete @ntlfluB beS @pn9reles, bic Union
auf jspe Gefabr bin sn bebaupten lnO pe1en
entlpreGenpe @eleB9ebung +; 3. Die BON ben
StdatsgruSerneuren getrpfenen potriOttf6en
Mfabnabmen, beltebenp in Der etfrtgen Inter.
ltitbun9 unO 6Grperun9 Der BON Oepartement
at9eprpneten Jlefrutirungen 1nD in Der ben
Granten uno Serpunpetcn geleiIteten 6itlfe {;
4. pnS Nelultat Der 9rGlipentenwabl in 1864,
pdS in giUro unb Sip BON utAt 9erin9em
@influb auf ben 8erlauf peS &rie9s gewOr-
ben f; 5. paS Sertrauen bes GplteS in ben Gr,
fUlg Der nattCnalen 9Saffen unO bic aus ibm
berSCr9e9an9ene entl9lO0ene NufreGtbaltuno
bes CREDITS Der Ge9ieruu9. Na9 bielen @rs
fabruneen braltGt man lid fetnem 3weifel
iber Die Stabilitdt Der Negierun9 utebr Bin
ju9eben. Dtee llrla6en pirfen auf bic tOauer
,tno iperben ltetS pieper III Sbdti9ffit tretei,.
Die Maief1t Der n~aticnalen Wta9t tat i6 in
bent Nfitb unb felten @lauben unlerer 8lrs
ger alS9eIpru9en unO bic NdtsipurDiafett
y geir mtien pier bprGduF9 beinerteu, tas bies bic
Stdrfe ber 1rupsen in agefpirSinien hoar, bos
i& ater bic WirfIibe, I'M GelbsuS t6Gtige Bobl ber 6rups
pen auf nr 1000 Ntann aGeS in AQem belief, bon be.
men 1O,009 Wtann i'm aana6atr SPal uub 1000 Dfann TIM
Shenandoah EbaI e~rneentrirt wnrber. (0eb. b..sgEeder. |
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ieten bic arpBarti9lten S0rbereitun9en BON
Soften pes Hrie9soepartementS Setrpfen MR.
ben uitp 3lror nabm man babel bic Stdrfe
BON elmer Wtlltpn Splsaten III. Die
staoten murpen auf0eforbert, Die 2trmw Our@
Jreimilltgc 5t serltarfen ; nere 3iebungen
purpen nnqecronet uno IN alien lpYalen
Staattn ons9efibrt; 9rpBe @prrdtbe bon
Nafen, Wlunitipu, &leihern. 9ebenemitteln,
Nr3enettn unD anoerer 6plpitolbeOilrfniile,
BON Spurage &c. truroen bei9elGoft nno per-
ttetlt; Bferhe, Waae1, @lnulelel, g8Geen, Ct
Ienbdbnihienen, 9pcpmptipen nno Cars, Sol,
gum Sridenbou, Sele9rapbenprott uno o((e
Nfotertole our Transportation unO our GUms
n1rnitatipn GROCER Nrineen ipurpen beige
l1nft. Der GUngreB eptirte orpbe 0elbiums
men Tir Die gtefrntirung, bic 8eSa9lung mtp
unterbdltrn9 Der Gr,tppe,, Sic Gtelle zines
Venfrauleutenoilt8 murDe bmr6 ein OcIeb
9elddhen, lttp Weneral Grant Spin Wr1li.
cettet p05t er1lonnt. Dim II. MARA
1 4 lber1tabm Ger neue OBer= 8eneral Der
Befebl ilter ntt llrlneen re5 @anpeS. Quu
pie'et Nrrneer paren Die 9trmee pe6 VGtrs
mac inter Wltaoe, nit Der 2Irmee ppmSS5amtS
unter Butltr, unp pie Nrmee pul GennelIee
ltnp Cumberland (unGer Sbermdnj, oerltGrft
our6 pa6 IL. mn II. @prps inter @en. 500
fer Die bauptldIlidl}en, wGfrcno bic Streits
frafte IN @eitoirginielI (tntsr 0eneralmajor
5t9el), bic Ypn SittenneTee, am MiIIlippi,
uno Die am Jtep 9tiper (unter @jen. Yanfs)
me1r nnlergeptOnetc Nufaaben SIT Is en Bat
ten.
Stdrfe nnp Oisppltttun atler.
1ruppen an /. Mai 1864.
ga6 nen pff3iellen SeriGten belief it6 Die
Stdrfe nIler 2lrmeet am l. @tni 1864 auf
bic ungebeare Summc ppn 970,71O.
Wt1nn uno jmar pnreu DaSpu felbtitGtt9
662,345; petod,irt 100, 348 in ben 6elps
boipitaicrn o4,266; in ben u~Igemeinen So,
I%pitdlern roer auf &rantenurloub 5u Saule
1878; auf llrlnub pper friegsaefangeA
5000 pbne llrlaub %abpelenp (peifrtirt &C.
15,483.
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Gote!. %. 982. ID

Sn BEN S6luBpcrten 3o1t Scr. Neues Den
Mdnnert ieinen Sribut, Die i'm tpdbrenp
Der per9ange,en Sabre nit iGren beiten 6raf~
ten mterltiiet baben, ben auBerorDentliGen
Nuforberuilgen bes 6fentli6en Oienite6 in
elmer furAtbaren &riii6 peS 9anpeS 9eraGIcn
3u letn. @r freut li6 iiber pie @rlei6terun9
Der GfentliHeu 8itrpen unD empfieblt Die
Wnrine her %ftrneren Spr9falt une FFe9e Der
Ge6ierune.
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Blu ptrmittben:
s6ertbspqss @iqentbum at Yerfanfen.

u . StHben rn9 Settlement an cine amfdneis. file ga
Il mllle. Ar. Is @oufcas no9e Garl6tr. [bOiaI
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SfGrfe beS Getnpee.

Die Stdrte Der leinbli&en Streittrafte ais
bic @ampa9ne begnnn, pOer bic 0rGbe ieine5
Serlultes 1T Dem &rieg5ietretdr niAt tetannt.
st glaubt aber, bic grGBere Stdrfe unierer
let burf Die tefere Stelung res
aufgepp9en tpprptn.
Der Selb3ug unter Grant,
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Mait S ~SJmaaDetts,

SGDfEet $ I'D,
294 @. 8oltinpre|tr., Baltimore, 3d.,
Tabrifanten uub @u gros @erfduier bon aGer9aub Pprte=
feEiIe, 8prtfpliO uu5 2eber 0aLanterie=9 r6etten,
e~ntpfetlen ben btefeen Ii. dGYpar,iien pgbltfum ihr erpBsf
lnb reiGtaltigss 9oeer ben Sod tbI0ern (gegea SOC peg fhte.
bene Srrtenh NrFett3idf+cr Hn6 GditGea, &ejieiG36futp
6n letnfsn unb eefDmafool feu Dirffrn, @tpf6nuu6en ppn
&c, iooie eth er2fe3 Eager BON 5elegao1bS.
Wieheroerfaufer retbet unfsre qretIe 10 pGt. btnieer frs
ben OILS IN gterp gprf; infer 9Searsatdser IT, ba mir aueg TN
9rpBen febriairer. fetS y%pafdnhig Ahprtirt.
inner Tabrttat ertielt auf hr grcstn Iu$felun8 BEN erfen
DreiS. (2Iie-3lots)
SlGttersEEbaf
Seute erbtelt th cine pdrtbie Connecticut Seeb ; ciapper,
Stnrer unb 6Iler ebspi0 Shpanua Mufdrteittr uno & Jler,
Dpn fetner 4unlttdt, peIben tb suni b~iaigfsR QvetS YER
faufe. gBtIItGm PAUL
t~ncO23-2p) SIR. 45I gHeff ga ttntrreifr
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Su perfolHen:

Gire WtttblHaft, wclbe cine sutc Surbfhoft unb nne
caSh 0eDprf8en GinriGturgeH bat 1T hsg.n 5amiltenSetbdIt.
nlnea inter ~dtnebmtartn gebireuueen su S~erfauitn. gu
frE'ayn m her Dffee Z. 81. I-te2Dj
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@erfauf bon brau6barem unb bei6dbietem So
ipltal=g tgentbum II. .6Uipital. @poen.

Me6ical Yurpessrs Office,
QpaIbtnetrn. %, Z. 2eA. 1865.
9. s.. 8StcIer IT., Mutttrn6r.
GCnnerIta9s, II. Deg. 1866, 10 ll6r WiOrsens msrten In
ftsisr Statt i'm ~SuStetarp Square g9aar;nbauIe, ste unb 8
S4r, cine grpBe Guantitat Don brau6burem II. leltGbiatem
Poipttdls@i6entbnnl auf 6fentttder @sriteigsruna perfault;
Leliebfnh aus ippusntn Geppiden, 9etntddern, SaartiEtn,
Settiaden &C, 10000 trnu6tdre mpgene Seppi6e unb 500
Sdnrfufen.
Sum S6lufe mer6tn 6~erfauft:
3wDlf W(ebi3insQ8a in gutem 3uitanoe.
ten mad geenoi8ur9 res 0srtaufs su Eesatlen unb bic gpaa.
rem ipesjubrin8cn.
6. utbertanb
t9b35mI] Surgeon u Q u, Wleb purbetpr.
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gin lHr ieSes @'ef&Gft nd eisn.nber eoser unb GoGn.
pduS an hr Ode pon Eortin Uno 2tu,barb ctr. uub gs
Gsnportl9 a8 @orbitprei Eenuet ID, btGis 81 s~ertaufen.
saajalraasH bel 3tecr. .g&lui9 Gapette Gtr., &alery
aute nnter 1NIaniiou 9oala." tbpial
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ae9iernrgs=Nettauf ron grten QGbistep.
Offc res Depot SubERen3g pmmiTar

Otfc res Depot SubFfen3G pnmiTars,
Wdfetngtnit 9. 1cj 1865.
gRa.stse19hefen 9sitsRrt pirt, lSertrn duf biefer Office lis
tpr zen Uertanf ben
$50 Barrels @bisfen.
2sr Q9e'stsS mnrHe nit erpser SrrgtoIt ~aussel.Ier unb
" ttrlelee Srn 1. AGalitdt, t~eitnberS her Sire unb Fpurhpn
&eptSiep, MelVe alen gDbiSfies i'm Ntarfte oledfrmmen.
~esn mot fielelten ntertreifen.
AN8sppte tonnen tur tr9enb cine MnSatl BON Barrels oe.
maui Tsrfen, Jeerdb ni6t fur merteer ais 5ibpndebsr SortG;e
atRitr $50 @aurnen. "'"''e" "H'
= 2Grtte- Z2s Barrels Bourbon gD9isfep, ~srtsoIt,ns
un9eiItr 9120 @alpneu. "'"'''"'
3. YGrtte-4 I0 RarreIs rect6,irtsr mGi.,..
tsnb u%naefdDr 1910 @aQpnen. " '"tF"''
Ier g1htst9 f,trb Dor Ter Ibltefrrune dteraene0en uns
gcftaNtt fet Ger Yrebf 0auCne. Gs lam terElt. i'm Snb'
Nfet5 Oepet III Nier1ntrid, 0d, ~urterfudt srsrSsn 80.
man tillli atHner ieten rher Nngebpte erbaIten npn irosrS
etleHa fer ndhfeleenten SfT3tre: "s"'
Tre9E \! WI Y Srt5bant, Capt unb 6 9 Il G ". aefsu
S,e ! Qris gen 8 s Glar!f, VI 6 unb u s
pbtn, pa. SF'"Ve''
Brep Brig Sen z gStfpn, . 9 unb BreS 1t GslUusl. CANT
uao Y . US Y, Baltimore, NtS. peer in eteIer Offee.
! sSaplun5 III 0puternfments9elt, m0bpn uneefabr 50 Dgt
ret @nnnbn:e tS Nugebpts rerl1net ntrb un6 Fer gteft r. FoIb
ale man nit rem lletermehen fertlg 1T umo ete bic Mbltsfs.
ruug erfeIat.
Getii @etrt rttb areenpmnen spn Yartieen, pe(be per.
8eleN hdben. ttyen Uerbtrbun8en nGdSpfpmmen.
NNpieier tth0 sriuGt, bei @rSfnuns itrer Mrgebtt. anwes
fenb 5u iein.
ANe Anfdufe werten am GSprtrnements g7barfin MI,xor.
ert9' va t~elftufrei itr ben 8dufsr rerldten
Sef 9epFhnltte Scrbetalt bit Ter Seaieruno In @ .treff
Der Nn9sbFte iptr6 beSba6tet.
Sell,
t'eeomi) NPaipr uHS 6 g Il . ".
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Observation-Disclosures fir Jteparatursmefe III
NnIprnG geapnmel werDen. Sic 5nEen mGb@
rem be5 &tieges Ter Me9tsrun8 pertbvplte
Oieuite fir pieltn 3iped 9~eleiltet uno %jpelent=
it'd fa5u bei9esrngen, ibren 9lrm GIT itdrten.
3enluneeoAtet Sat bic GrTabrung fe(f9efelt,
baB eS teler 6forprntIAer Iein wtro, bic
Neparatur leiner Ghiife in ieiren ei9enen
gorps Hornsfmm at la1en.
Sic 9an3eri0tffe
Die fir friepli6e 3pefe gang unbrau6ba<
rem Pau5erihiGe Der 9teeier,ng muBten na6
Sesnptgrn9 bes Grieee6 ouf9elr9t wtrpen. =
Ca aber cine CHARACTERIZATION oIein 9eeienet
1T, biele S6ife> Spr 6dulnib 3lt bemabren
70 enirfieblt Der GsfretGr bic unSeripeilte 9lt=
la9e eiuer irlben. 9easue Sslanp i'm Dela=
mare ntrtt itn eeeisnet fitr pielen 3ped. =
Dte panSerihife lplten III SilBwaIer in ppu=
t%on1n'eil trte9stIGtigem 3ultanp erbalten mer=
ZEN. Oer Ssfrstar eripdbnt aud, mie piele
MIR went9e 3Uq iiber RE gSaIferlinie emppr=
ra9enpsn NtOnitcrS fir ben Q(nfentbolt BON
Wenlfet aut penIelben, trpb Der bie1erbolb oe,
3e9ten SeTlr6tun9en, naG Dem 0(1s,peis Der
&ranfetlltlten 5u lGlieBen, li9 e~elunoer erpie-
nltn BABE al6 anpere S@iFe.
Mertne Mtabemie. Gs beFnben
F4 451 9Sglin0e 9esentpdrti9 in Der Marime=
Ntabemie. Der @etretdtr erbebt GtnpanD ge=
gen bic glrt, tuie ber3eit Die In Der afaoemie
rtfenen plase belebt werbe,t, inbsm BON fdbt.
gen, itreblamn S@ifsiungen Der Slotte nur
8 jeDes Jabr tn Die Nfabemie aufgencmmen
tperDeil, tphNrenO Die II Dem Dripatleben oa=
bin gebrahten IN GROCER Nuspe9nung fir ben
Seebient 9siittg unb fGrperli6 until6tig f9.
ertpeiien. gtur ctrca % psf. Der Qebtern patti.
rem ibr i6lteBltAe8 gramen, Der 8ert6t
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Ncrlnn0t unO ne(nclt.

NtcfuG{+ Gin prtentlideS unb ~feistess beutl6es Erdu.
N1%iNtHi+ ~enStmner, wsI6es tcden, maiden II. biseln
lam, fur cine 6Gmilie Opn trei yerfeuen. Cine fabige Ger
i'm fam All cute @ebantlung unb euten 9rbn REQUIEM. Gu
erfraeen e.167 @arhsnfr. nate 9refOnfr. tmifrial
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WerlulteS 1T Dem &rieg5iefretdr nl6t ttfdnnt.
ST. 9laubt ober, bic grGBere Stdrfe nierer
Setts, 1et bur6 bic beIere Stellung res
UetnreS auf9epc9en tpprpen.
Der Selb5ug unter Grant,
. berm1n1 &c.
Ser &rieg5letretdr be9innt pann feline Grs
5Gblun9 Der YerIGtepenen Selp3i9e, Die mir
aber pesbalb ntht su betoiQtrcn 6rnl6en,
neil tbr SSnbalt nit DEM Seri@t pes @eneral
@rant, YOn Dem mir etnen Nus3ug SerG1ent>
liAten, suiammenfGat. Dagegen iinp Die 9e<
gebenen ltatiltii6en SeriAte peS Grie9sietre,
t0rS Upn 9rcBem Snterele.
Stdrfe unb OtSpp5ittpn oller.
uniererGrnPFen an l. Mar36 g..
&ur3 Dor Der Seenpigung Der 6elpSigt,
pel6e Die llebergabe Sees unp Scbnltpn'S be-.
~pirtten, mar bic Stdrfe nlitr 0rmeen NIT 81
~ft3ieren rno Sclbaten 963,591 Mann;
papDn maren felptiAti9 G02,598 @lann +; De-
tahtrt 1888 in 6e~lr9plpitGlern pper lpuit
ni6t bitnltfGbia 35,628; lit Den o(leemeineu
6plpitdlern pper aufRranfenurlaub l43,419;
auf llrlnut pper ftie959efan9en 1895 D4ne
urlaub abipeienp 1868. 6Otal 965,591.
9ie 602,59S Monn waren q. MfGr3 '65)
fol9enoerma6en oertbeilt
Nrree rom @ptpuac 103,27s
9austquortier ter Diitar-0 iOitOn bonn Wsifi=,
fPpt...... II
Oepartement be8 Cumberland. ............ 62,626
- bes Geuueiiee. ............... 45,649
Ser liuie 6lusel Der Grtlee bsn Georgia -. S1,644
@aOalsriezeOrrS ter 0tilitGrs9 tSifOn bee 0diz
ii fppi .::.......................... 27,41O
6auptquartier Der NiiGtGr 9ioiiiOn bonn Aefts
0%iHiiTpgi. -. a
Decentralization ter Uiilitar Oinificn ben
efsMiiiiiiippi 1913
G'olibeeartenIent 35,625
O5p1rtsneGt Opr 81 =alics. 4,5O9.
n res 9iiiiifi cpi. ............ 24,151t
10. IrmeecprFs $50. 1885
pGlptquartier Ger 0tI. Sio. bon OtiIouri. -. -
8epurtement psn Diiiirlri q. ........... 1851
y res gtoyO G8eiten8 ........ 4,731I
Sduptqudrtier b%r mittlereH Utilit1r 9ioiicn.. 94lh
bieier Dipiiicu ............... II, $50
10. @rmeecorrs. 6,6l2
OepartenIent ................. 2,0S9
0~epartement BON Waibingtou. ............ 26. 059
brn GSet Sirsinien ........... 1857
rru Bsnniplranien ........... 500
- bss Ofens. ............... 1852
Ssu Gir8inien ............. As. $50
BON gtpb Carolina. .......... 34,94
Res G3'tbens ............ 11,5lOl
n BON 9sntudp ............. 1865
0eparteu,ent ................ 1929
Separtement SS Faciftc ................ 1924
ron Stem 0terito ............. 2,501
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-09
3n Uer60ufen III 0ormteu6Rn.
2n n~erfnnfen:

4 9dul.r, jtsss in 500 tn Dpptrfr. 80 Eu5 rtitI Str.
20S, 2lo, az mt 3l4, eiuies 1btrtu refIt& Spn srtntrnt
Ctr DieieIten tntsn 12h Jrs yrDnt, 6 !5iru.r. CUTE
y,arfs, Gnb gut gebaut uui in gutter Srlnnne. gu t~rfrdgen
Np. Is Q~anthfnfr. lhl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-13
A ROMATIG STORY Of sTRATFORD cOANEcTl-

That such a town as Stratford should
afford anything in the-#ay of r0matiC
personal histories was hardly to be ex-
pected, but the subjoined story is au-
thentic as we'll as interesting. At the
commencement of the present century a
young man made his appearance in the
village, and spent few weeks at a tavern
stage coath travellers. Whence he came
and what his business, none could guess.
Directly opposite the tavern stood the
small cottage and the forge of a black
smith named Folsom. He had daugh-
ter who was the beauty of the village, and
it was her fortune to captivate the heart
of the young stranger. He told his love,
said that he was from Scotland, that he
was travelling tncog., but in confidence
gave her his real name, claiming that
be was heir to large fortune She re-
turned his love, and they were married.
A few weeks thereafter the stranger told
his wife that he must visit New Orleans;
he did so, and the gossips of the town
made the Young wife unhappy by their
disagreeable hints and jeers. In a few
months the husband returned, but before
a week had elapsed he received a large
budget of letters, and told his wife that
he must at once return to England, and
must go alone He took his departure,
and the gossipps had another glorious
opportunity to make a confding woman
wretched To all but herself it was a
clear case of desertion; the wife became
mother, and for two years lived on in
silence and in hope. At the end of that
time a letter was received by the Stratford
beauty from her husband. directing hel
to go at once to New York with hel
child, taking nothing with her but the
clothes she wo1e, and emba1 K in {
ship for her home in England. On hel
arrival in New York she found shiI
splendidly furnished with every eonven
| fence and luxury for her comfort, ano
two servants ready to obey every wish
that she might express The ship duly
arrived in England, and the Stratford CIR
became the mistress of a superb mansion
and, as the wife of baronet. was salutec
! by the aristocracy as Lady Samuel Ster
| ling On the death of her husband man!
years ago, the Stratford boy succeeded tC
| the title and wealth of his father and il
/ the last edition of the "Peerage and Bar
onetage,' he Is spoken of as the issue o
Miss Folsom, of Stratford, North Amer
ica. When the late Professor SillimaI
visited England some years since, he hao
the pleasure of meeting Lady Sterling al
dinner party, and was delighted to an
swer her many questions about her birth
/ place In Connecticut The Nation.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EXPOSURE.

The feminine appendages known as
waterfalls are daily increasing in size and
weight, by the use of a variety of arti-
cles known as paddiHg by many of the
fair sex, who wish to obtain a fall" OF
elegant proportions. The New York
Sun tells of an occurrence which hap
pened to a young woman IN that city, on
Monday, which should induce other fe-
males to be exceedingly careful in select
ing suitable articles for the filling" in
the hairy appendages, which should also
be properly attached to the head gear
Miss Essex, a well dressed young woman.
residing in Green point was standing at
the corner of Thompson and Canal streets
waiting for car, when mana painter,
to all appearances-beariDg a short lad
der on his shoulder, rapidly turned the
corner, and not judging the distance
right, came near striking the lady on the
head with an end of the ladder he was
carrying.
As luck would have it, or perhaps i'll,
luck, the ladder missed the woman's
head, but struck her waterfall" detach-
ed it from the back hair, and caused
general discharge of the contents, which
combined the following articles: Two
curls, hair puffs, one piece of mourning
Grape, two dark colored pincushions, and
one black wOrsted stocking. These ar
ticles had been previously carefully COW
cred up by the slender locks of the maid :
en-. Amid many expressions of regret
the man commenced to pick up the pad
| ding for the purpose of returning them
| to the wearer, who retreated in great con-
| fusion, without waiting for her dry goods.
| The reporter gave the boy dime for one
| of the pineushions, and intends to keep it
| as a specimen.