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HyOOrHACHE-Extrac of Calls and kreosote. u At length has been discovered an infalliale Cure for this distressing maady. The above preparation, it s positively asserted, will cure any case whereip it can he applied, in twenty minutes. supply iust received and for sale by
 I. c. DuBOSE & CO.,. ; ianl6tf '' late DuEsose 6 Rolf, s0 Ws,er s,3
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fNHVIFftftD ANON S5 Government and 45 Commerce. st
HAVE YOU A coUGH3-DO got neglect it:-

II A Thousands have meta premature death for the want of d little attention to common cold.
 Have you cough l-Rey. Dr. Bartholemew's Ex- pectorant Syrup, safe medical prescription, con- taining no poisonous drugs, and used in an exten- sive practice for several years, will most positively afford relief, and you from that awful disease pulmonary consumption, which usually sweeps into lovely and the gay!
 Have you cough ?-Be persuaded to purchase a bottle ofths ENpectorant Syrup to day !-Tomorrow may be too late.
 Have you coughl Barholemew's Expectorant Syrup is the only remedy you should take to cureyou.
 For this plain reason:-That in no one of the thousand where it has been used has failed to relieve.
 For sale by I.C. DUBOSE & Cs,
 ian21 l64s and by the other Druggists in Moh;le
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"USIC.-Just received by Doubleday & Sears, MI large supply of new Music, amongst which are Ellser's popular dances "Ia Gitana ,'' "La Maxur- ka,'' La Cachuca," Sc. Also the popular songs "A things love thee, ,' Glove is triher," "Leave dear one was not false to thee,'' and "Beau- tifu Dreams, ,''-together with great variety of marches, waltzes, Sc. Also some fine ruled English music paper.
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HNAYLOR'S BALSAM OF LIVERWORT.- II fresh supply of this invaluable medicine recei- ,ed per brig Saratoga direct from the original pro prietor, Dr. Geo. Taylor, S75 Bowery, New York Purchasers desired observe that every bottle of the genuine medicine has the written signature of Dr. Geo. Taylor, 375 Bowery, on the directions around the bottle. f-l
 *** Beware of I. W. Burrett's imitation.
 r.g l.. c. DUBOSE & CO.,, r.' a go Winter st.. sole Agents for fhis city.
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ID EAL ESTATE AT SUMMERvILLE FOR lG SALE.-4 acres of land conveniently situated for summer Residence, being near the residence formerly occupied by Mr. Cuthbert, on the road lead ing from Spring Hill road to the Three Mile Creek adjoining the lands of Major Hogan and Dr. Jas F Roberts. For particulars, apply to ....4
 F.. l.. ANDREWS & O.,
 d19 li0G cor. Com. & Dauphin sts.
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Just received and for sale by .pr7 2Ootf R. NORTH, 35 Goym't-st.

WHOLESALE & RETAIL IRON STORE. w McGRAN & NOONAN, No. St. Michael street, have in Store and landing, Swedes Iron of all sizes and Steel of all kinds Cut Nails Axes; Band Hoop, Rod and Sheet Iron.-They purpose by direct importation and otherwise, keeping hand constant supply of all articles in this line, te which they ask the attention of purchasers. novl9
 nOCTOR HALLS CELEBRATED SPECI- I/ FIC-The celebrated specific for the cure of Gonorhcna, &c. can with safety be recommended as being certain in effects and containing mercury.- This medicine has superseded most of the prepara- tions sold for the cure of this disease and has been sold for sometime in New Orleans. well various other sections of the Union. From the high charac- ter and standing of Dr. Hall and the large quantities sold (3S00 bottles in three months) at the north there be doubt of its superior value in curing this dis None genuine unless signed by Dr. Hall, M
 For sale only by
 R. NORTH, Dispensary Chemist, feb5 l4Ss Nc. B Government st.
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Operative Chemist, &c., New-York, .December 29, 1856. t.

Dr. J. B. Mum
 Dear Sir,-' have made repeated trials of your 9ELIxIR OF Or .UM" in the City and Marine Hos- tas, and find it possess the anodyne and sedatye powers of the ordinary preparation of Opium, with ont producing the excitement, headache, nausea, stipation which in many cases render those prepara tons objectionable. Its effects more permanent and uniform than those of Morphia. Yours, Sc. ~'
 C.. L. MITCHELL, M. D.,
 Resident Physician, N. York Hospital New-York, Febriary Sth, 1857.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-15

CAUTION CIRCULAR.-0G-ro Druggists and V Country Merchants. valuable articles, Olardge's Balm of Columbia for the Hair and Hay s Lniment for the Piles, &c., have been extensively counereited. Those wanting these preparations, will please always write, when ordering from any other house, for ComSocks articles. The true articles have that name or signature always the wrapper, and vendors will do well to remember that, when ordering, the limitations exposed in nearly all the newspapers throughout this country that they could not be sold, should they be unfortunate as to get them. '
 Our friends throughout the Union are requested to give immediate notice, by letter, should any of the commercials appear in their respective places. Respectfully. COMSTOCK & co.
 Wholesale Druggists, Fletcher st. New York.
 Sold by l. c. DuBOSE & co. Agents, and by Drs. Maynar,l, Hammond and Gates, Mobile.
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TOHN K. RANDALL, BOOkSELLER AND C STA ATTONER, A Watr St.-Ofers for sale ut the lowest prices the most complete assortment of STATIONARY, LAW g SCHOOL BOOKS, in the city.
 His present supply of LAW & SCHOOL BOOKS has been selected with great care, and proper re- gard for the wants of this section of the country.
 In his assortment of THEOLOGICAL AND ME- DlCAL BOOKS, purchasers will find all the stand ard works.
 NEW PUBLICATIONS are received from the publisl CTS without delay.
 Ills stock of STATIONARY is also well selected and complete, to which additions are making. Also, every description of BLANK BOOKS always on hand; many of them of his own manufacture, got up in the neatest manner of the best material and workmanship.
 Attached to his Store, he has BINDERY, stock ed with every variety materials for the manufacture of BLANK BOOKS, and for every other kind oI Book-Binding, and in charge of the best workmen ill the country.
 All orders for goods or binding, will receive the most prompt attention. nov14
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PATIENT NlEnICInES.

IT.. am regal.a k eauracd ta tbe lauctcr ut me- dicne, and admitted LieeDtmtc ol lhe Medical Board of the Suie of Lnusiana which can bc asoer- tained on enquiry in Oi leans.
 End. My medicine s purely vegetable, and IS com posed ol sasaIara, Liverwulih, Pleurisy Root and Llgnum Nila, and othet articles.
 3'd honestly confess what my medicine Is, and do not attempt deception hy keeping ite name se- cret.
 5th. l have been Is years pactitionar of medl- cmes, and during isl hing period of time made eN- tensivc of this medir.ie, and found in every n- stance, that il removed ail obsuclons by the nasty and Llsags
 For sale, wholesale and retail. at 29 St. .Frncis Street, Mobile, and at In, office : Duane St Ne" lnk. Price s2 per bottle, quart. - Mobile Juv 6 isl0 39ky
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BELLEvUE, N. Y. ! E.l.y....... In.ls 1909 z

j.. February, 18th, 1887. < This is to certify, that Dr. J. B. M'Munn's ELIXIR OF. OpIU Nj has been used in several cases, Ut the Bellevue Hospital, with the satisfactory effects when the usual preparations of 0piHm would have proved injurious. The undersigned are fully cont ynced that possesses the sedatve properties of the latter without producing constipation of the bowels or any unpleasant symptoms " i:
 HENRY VAN HOEVENBERGH,
 Resident Physician. .-U GEORGE F. ALLEN,
 Assistant Physician, Bellevue Hospital.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-15

JUVENILE BOOKS.-Eoary Head and the O Vallies below; McDownen, or truth through ic- tion; Caleb in the country; Caleb in town; Rollo learning to talk; Roa at play; Rolla learning to read Rollo at School R0llos vacation; Rollo's ex- perments Roo's museum.-Al the above by Jacob Abbott, author of the Young Christian.
 PARLEY's JUVENILE TALEs.-Parley's winter evening Tales; Parley's Bible Stories Parley's An ecdotes; Farley Life of Washington Parley's Sun, Moon and Stars; Parey's Europe; Parley's Asia i; Parley's Ancient Rome; Parley's Africa, and Peter Parleys Tales about the Islands in the Pacific Ocean,
 The Daisy, or cautionary stories in verse, with en- cravings from designs.
 MARMADUKE MULTIPLY, of the multiplication table in verse, with colored engravngs amusing and instructive, for sale at
 ney24 J. K RANDALL'S, A Water st.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. sc,

AbO0hAffH VI A n ANf ' - DIAPER, INK AND PENs.-DousLfDAY& & I SEARS, No. 50 Dallk,a sired are now receiving Large and well selected stock of
 Letter paper, plain & ruled Envelope Paper Foolscap do do Hardware do asst'd sizes Packet Post do do Wrapping do do do Exchange do do do Drawing do do do Folio do do Mediam Print do cold Folio Bank Post. Rice Paper do do Quarto Bank Post Note Paper do do Quarto Copying Paper Map'ng Paper, very large Botting Paper Blue Cotton Sample Paper, Music Paper yer, large
 Tea Paper Brown do do dn Parchment Bristol Board Pasteboard Satin Paper Hangi'gs Maynard & Moves celebrated jet black Writ'g Fluid Buler's do do do do do Stephens do Changeabe Writing do
 do do Unchangeable light blue do
 do do Brilliant Red do Perne Gyot' < Co.'S supf. Rose Carmine (new art) Ruhyen's Scotch Capying Ink
 Arnold. London Copying Ink
 Kid,ler's, Bonds, Ede's, and Payson's, Indeliable
 Working Ink
 Steel Pens, of yarioHs patterns
 Quills, from No. 10 to 80, superior quality
 Together with complete assortment of Books and Stationary, which they will dispose of beIal terms.
 HATENT PERRYAN FILTER INKSTAND. Il This novel and useful Invention insures an in- supply of Clear Filtered Ink in the cup O, the Filter which can be returned into the lnkstand any moment, where it is secured from injury and not affected by the atmosphere. The Ink thus protected, never thickens or moulds and remains good for any length of time in any climate The process of the il- tration causes the coloring matter to be held in pension; hence the trouble and inconvenience occa- stoned by unsuitable Ink, generally found in ordinary Inkstands, completely obvated by the of the FILTER INKsTAED. One ofmoderate size will con tain sufficient for six twelve months writing. For sale by DOUBLEDAY & SEARS,
 ian22 50 Dauphin st. -nIN y nINEATT TTT1 AT,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-10-18
CHAPLAIN OF THE sTATE PRISON.

AS some people are discussing The subject of
the Chaplalncy OF the State Prison. we will ex-
press our opinion,-whicb is, that the appoint
ment Of Chaplain should not DO vested in the
Superintendent. We say this without intending
Thereby TO suggest anything uniavorable to any
Superintendent or Chaplain, past or pl esent But,
whether Superintendent succeeds or not in re-
slsing all The unfortunate influences to which, es-
pecially in "A community like this, he is exposed
in regard to such matter, he is liable to mscon
strucuon aud abuse from one party or another +;
and within the establishment itself, unless he hap
pen to secure in very remarkable degree, the
respect and confidence of all, a Chaplain appoint
ed by him would not have an introduction SO IA
vorabe to his success he ought. With every
possible advantage the Chaplain must have e
nough to contend with, aud every excuse OF per
sona prejudice or suspicion ought to he cut oft.
~ Chronicle
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-10-18

Government, In all It's departments and places,
and that it is its right and its duty to conduct those
operations mainly by the han;is of lis friends
We respectfully commend this Just aud necessary
rule 10 Tie notice Of the President, for more ef-
hcleht observance and enforcement than il has yet
received ut his hands.
In the avowal heretofore strongly made by Mr..
Tyler in fovor Of the One Term principle, we
have the assurance that, in his time, the county
will not be cursed with the revolving spectacle of
all administration conducted through one entire
term chiefly with view OF securing the SUCCESS
ION TO the incumbent, or to any particular Execu-
i've favorite, by the corrupt aud corrupting appl =
cation OF Government patronage. The Wing
party, without the aid of Executive influence,
will designate, in proper time, n suitable candid
ate Tor the Office OF President in IS45.
We offer to Henry Clay, Of Kentucky the TIT
butte OF our heartfelt gratitude and thinks for all
his eminent public services, never more copsplcu-
Gus or valuable than in the Senate during the re.
cent session OF Congress-; and we devoutly trnst
that he may long be preserved to his country.
The union aud integrity Of the Wing party, and
It's continuance IN power, are still Indispensable,
II the Constitution aud the Union are to be pre-
served, aud the welfare and prosperity of the
country promoted and advanced. Failing now to
maintain our aHcendence we give uD our Cuun.
try to all the untold mischieis and evils which an
unhappy experience has shown is certain to fol-
low the rule OF those whom we had only so late
~ driven from power The restoration of the
late dominant party 10 power, in this State, and
IN the Government OF the Union, would lead, OF
course, to the establishment of all these odious
~peasures, and all the destructive policy against
which we have so long contended aud finally
with success, and to the loss aud dettructou of all
the good which we have achieved or can achieve.
How long the delicate machinery aud fabric of
our political system can stand the new rending
which they would thus suffer, none Gun tell but
we believe not long.
As Wings we profess TO hold power strictly as
trust for the common and equal benefit Of all
we are afraid to it placed again in the hands
OF our opponents, where it has been SO much
bused aud we pledge ourselves here, to one an.
other, and to the country, for ourselves and those
whom wa represent, that we will spare no effort
to Continue and perpetuate the nscendthcy Of our
party both in the State and National Govern
ments. Doing this, we may hope all good things
for our country-its institutions, its freedom, its
prosperity, its honor and lis glory-from the firm
and permanent establishment of our principles
and policy, and the completion aud success of all
our measures.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-10-18
DEATHS.

Ia New York, the 7h ins., after a short illness
Robert b. Bates counsellor at law, formerly of Middle
bury.
In Sharon OH The II inst, George Kiby, infant sou
Of Doci. J. q. Spiding aged months
In New Orleans Mrs. Julia Frances Merrfeld 90 wife
Of Mr. A den S Merrfeld, ate Of Windsor and eldest
daughter Of MI Erastus Clark.U Hartford VT.
In Fayson Sept. 8, Mr. Wm. Newconb aged 30 years
month. Primers 10 Massachusetts and N. II. are
questcd etc. rr5l
In Brouk6sld, 9Th inst, Mr.. Luke CLARK, aged s0
Ia Nashua N. II Oci 2, after an illness Of Two weeks
MT James Marshal Ball, f,rmerly Of Underh, VI. aged
AZ
Lest overheard from Br Brig Majestic, at Y, from
St Johns, N, b., in the gale on the Sd inst, Simeon II
futile, Of Vermont, seaman.
In vergsnnes, islh inst, Boldea Seymour Esp 50.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
ADJuTANT AND lSsP. GGNERAL's OFFICE.
Rutland, 1 lth Oct. 1911

Rutland, llth Oct. 1911.
General Orders No. 26.
AT the General Couri Martial of which Mnior
General Truman B. Hanson of the Third Divis-
inn, is President, WAS summoned Colonel Albert
Stevens, OF the Thirteenth Regiment, TO answer
TO the following charges, 10 wit:
lst charge Neglect OF duty.
I'll ciarge-Proinotion of characterization and
general disregard of the Militia Law.
Sd charge - Disobedience of Orders.
To which the the saiG Albert Stevens did not
appear to answer.
"The Court after mature deliberaon upon the
testimony adduced TO prove notice and an
arrest, hId that, after the making Of the com
plant, and before The arrest the said Albert Ste
vens had actually removed from the limits OF this
state, and that they therefore have no jurisdiction
of the cause"
The Commander in Chief approves the decis-
ion of The General Court Martial, and orders that
said cause be dismissed for want of jurisdiction
of the Court, in consequence of ths discharge,
by actual removal, of the said Colonel Albert oie-
yens, 10y which vacancy of Colonel of The said
Thirteenth Regiment has occurred
At said General Court Martial was also tried
Colonel Levi b. Child, ofthe fourteenth Regiment,
upon the following charges, 10 wit:
LIST Observation-Disclosures of orders,
I'd charge Neglect of duty,
3D. charge -Unmitary conduct,
SET forth at length in fourteen distinct specifications
the prisoner did not appear to answer, hut, being
three times solemnly called, made default thereof
"The court, after mature delibera,on upon the
testimony adduced, find the prisoner, Colonel Lee
vi b. Child, not guilty of the first specifications of
the first and second charges; but guilty of the
FIRST third. and fourth specifications OF the first
charge; gully of the first, third and fourth spec-
fcations of The second charge; and guilty OF the
first, second third, fourth, fifth aud sixth specif
cations of the third charge exhibited against him,
and sentence him TO he removed from his said Of
flee Of Colonel Of the Fourteenth Regiment, and
do adjudge him TO lie disqualified for and incapa.
BILE of holding amy military Office under this State
FOR the term OF three years, from the fifth day of
August A. ID. l84l."
The Commander in Chief appro yes the return
oil the General Court Martial, aud orders that the
same he carried INFO effect
The General Court Martial, of which MAJOR
General Truman b. Ransom is President, is dis
solved.
BY order of the Commander in Chief,
f. w. HOPKINS,
Adinrnni and lnsp. General.
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From Florida. news from Florida we nre
graiIlled to learn, continues to be cheering We
have been informed by an officer who came pas
senger on board the U. S. steamer Beaufort, ar
rived yesterday from Pilaka, tina, The Indians
were coming in at Tampa fast TINT the com
manding officer would be obliged To ship them
OIL soon. Col. Worth continues sanguine that he
shall shortly bring about termination of difficult
ties in Florida. The observations of our inform
ant leads him TO believe that the prospect for such
happy result was never better than at present.
Savannah Republican,, I'd inst.
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MARRIAGES.

In Orange, Oct. TO- Mr.. o, W. Carson to Miss orilla
Cuts
In Waterbury, 9Th inst, Mr. Daniel b. Sherman Of
Faysion TO MISS Malyna Martay vi Waite rhury,
lnrStpw, 5h inst, Mr. Chaunsey SodIa d 10 Mise sa,
rah Moody Also sawe day MI. Serbner Moody OF
STOW 10 Mrs Paugce Dtnics e Waterbury,,
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MeLeods Cdss.-In epr columns to-day we
have copied portion 1 the evidence given in
McLeod's defence and TO save any misunder-
standing, on account Of giving this particular
part OF The evidence, we beg to say that our OBJ
ject was TO present an account Of the outrage up
on the Caroline, an given and sworn to, by British
officers who were engaged IN il.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

Que d7oT eaNW j. y J. II. PECk a Go.
TINE subscribers, Druggists 10 Messrs
i J. H. PECK Co, have ormed a coparIner ship
under The firm # PECK SPEAR, and have purchased
Of their predecessors their entire stock Of Drugs Med
cnes, which, together with late additions from New York
and Boston RENDERS their assortment large and plee-
enabling them to supply The trade the most liberal and
advantageous terms.
From their knowledge Of the business and the unrem
ting and creSipe attention which they are determined to
hes ow, they hope give satisfaction the public.
L. A. PECK
A. G. SPEAR
Bur lington Sept 90 l6il. 25-l2w
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DAGUERRoTYPE MINIATURES.
os.9s :ss=zisSto
A "a DI

~ COLLINS and Co. would lake this opportunity Of
W rendering ackno vledgmen ~ the Ladies and Gen.
emen Of this village for their very liberal patronage and
aso Of informing them and the public generally that hdv-
ing made some and important discoveries ither beau
ul by which the character OF their miniatures is
greatly improved they have fitted up in the Court
House, where they will happy receive their friends
and all those who wish correct kenesses Of themselves
making campa isons with the work Of others all they ask
is, that those who wish to good Daguerrcotype Likeness
ses will Just give them a call.
Montpelier, Oct g. l94l 25