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Graefenberg Health Bitters.

6TaeIenDerg Health BltterS.
| These me entirely Vegetable and skilIfulIy an,
elegantly prepared by the Graefenberg Compan,
from number of the most purifying, INV goratins
and healing Roots, Barks, Herbs and Vines, gath.
cred in the vast forests s. prairies of America. As
tonic deObstrrent, restorer of the zone of the
system, and to refresh the salow complexion, they
are Of immediate and potent efficacy.
The Graetenberg Eye Lotion.
For disorders of the eyes this Lotion has no e.
quail. Ii is Compounded upon the most scientific
principles, and has performed extraordinary cures
For violent inflammation ordinary inflammation 2;
dimness and failing of the sight weakness of the
eyes involuntary weeping foreign substances in
the eye, etc., II is positive and speedy cure.
Price 25 cents bottle, with full directions.
The Green Mountain Ointment
Among the diseases TO which this wonderful Oint-
met is adapted are the following:
Gtdndntar SIretiingS-Ague in the tdce-
Speiled breast and sore nipples of nursing
rromen-BronchHis -FeLons and Ring HORNS
-Scdh Hedd-dnd is an Invaluable dress.
ing for Burns, Scdids and dralrn BliSters-
neutrality-suspicious.. O. Lnfdm-
alton Of The eyes yields 10 its po,reT iulmcdi-
ately all Bruises and Fresh Cut Wound are cured
with great rapidly Fever Sores and Scrofula
Sores are soon changed into healiug condition,
and equently entirely cured.
Price 25 and 30 cents box, with full directions
Pamphlets obtained gratis Of auy of,he agents
named below.
The General Agentfor Vermont is L. L.. butcher
St. Adams to whom application may be addressed.
EDWARD BARTON, See'y.
Agents in Addison County:
Middlebury, SIDNEY MOODY and l., w. CLARK
Bristol, G. w. Parmaee ;
Weybridge, S. l.. Sprague
Starksboro, S. L. Holcomb
Ferrisburgh Sholes and Carpenter
East Middebury, II. X. Day & CO..
Salisbury, ii. Harris
Monktoi, T. c. Smith.
B. F. Haskell, Cornwall.
New Haven, A. 7. Roscoe.
Lincoln, J. w. Eldridge.
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HOrrid ScrOfula Cured.

Mr. J. B. HaSkin saws. in a certificate dated
Rome, Dec. 20, 1886; GRANTS INDIAN
e IN. bse1 cnnn na U me IVA
Ia I;1,a ,.,.o,,,, " 80
W. - 49, 49,, III noul>
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ny manu- " 10y p poa ""I I'M ai uS,
p[anLs lnaan ,rn my neeN was amos,
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~ Sa,bed ,hrouab ,be hOla ID 49, ~ as,
,oi,. 90 sa,on ON, !, 10
n,id he l;fad mn on, &c rIace !,
S' IN nIcers on nv
~ b sa IF TN nIccr nc Iaras a. NV bnUa
oa,an ,hronah ~, f;de n",io,
I''u 49, ~ 80.
nSIo hnaoSS dr;nG cond;,;on " Dr., "a
he fPci boi,e Of Rants Pnr;cr nse o. en-
oh1sd me- 70 ,et nm off of The he'd wbere ia
Suan onnfned for one vearH,be second hull
go me ,o ge' ont Of The ID hot,e
eDabed me- 70 90 abont two miles ON foo, &c
Gn G ans " ro"J; ". ioo, "
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N TnlrnsenI-Ncar 81. Iharo I,

Or. I0lcasend-Dear Sir: have The pleasr.
to inform you that three of my children b .I..
been cured of the Scrolula by the use of yonr y.
cellent medicine. They were afflicted va~,. Il
verely with bad sores have taken only to5Ss e7
ties; it took them away, for which feel M, w
under deep obligation. Yoms respec,fiiSee
ISAAC GRAIN, log WoostSa,r'!!,,
New York, March ], IS47.
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SCROFuLA CuREn

This Certificate conclusfvely proves tbs, ,h;.
Sarsaparila has perfect control over the mos, "
stinate diseases of the blood. Three nerso.O
cured in one house is Unprecedented
THREE CnII nDRN
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READY MADE CLOTHING

Goats, Vests, Pants, Shirts, Drawers, Frocks
new and cheap, just received BY
II. K SHELDON.
Oct %
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w m. M. 3 A S S
Physician g. Surgeon.

OFFERS his professional services to the inbab-
" ltants Of, Middlebury and vicinity, and re-
rpectfully solicits share of public patronage.
10 OFFICE in the room. Immediately over
Dr.; Russels Drug Store.-lately occupied BY j.
c. Wicker. I66.m
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Just Received

Al the stores Of the undersigned, a large and
iuil supply OF HERRICK's SUGAR CoATEp PuI.s
and Kid Strengthening Plasters
These Pills are warranted unJ,. . ...--,.-
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In all diseases arising from an impure state Of
the Blood, or irregular action of the system.
The SwHp is a scieuiifc Compound of the
most valuable plants in Nature, entirely FREE
from delilerious and enervating mineral substan-
ces, and as ii expels disease from the system, i'm
paris. strength and vigor in corresponding de-
gree
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IpwvILLE. Lewis Co., n. Y. Avg u, Is4S.
NJ. A. +. HARRIsoN--i)ear Sir: Please send
me ii;y bottles Dr. Hastings Compound Syrup OF
NaphIha. This unrivallcd medicine is likely Ia
Iro IA a great excitement in This community. Hun
DIRE is have experienced its benefits, and thousands
have Witnessed its beneficial results. A. far as |
ran learn II has cured is fast curing every one
vii has taken it, and in several instances ii has
restored hea lth persons who have been si' en- up
by the medical faculty.
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
TESTIMON.

The following letters indicate its salutaIy e
feet in cases of
DYSPEPSIA, GENERAL DEBILITY, &
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Congressional.

SENATE.-The nominations of Generals Pillow,
Quitman, Gushing and PeaFce, and some others,
were confirmed by the Senate, during It's executive
session of yesterday afternoon.
Only few unimportant reports, petitions, and
resolutions were presented this morning.
Mr.. Davis, of Mississippi, from the committee OF
conferences on the bill torepeal the section OF the
act for prosecuting the war with Mexico, winch re-
quires reduction of the number of generals at the
close of the war; made report Same referred to
IN the House proceedings which was ordered to be
printed.
? The same gentleman, from the military commit
tee, reported joint resolution to pay J. c. Fremont
for his services in preparing the map and memoir Of
California, recently ordered by the Senate to be
printed.
Mr.. Dix, from the military committee, reported,
with an amendment, House bill allowing pensions
to widows and orphans of officers and soldiers III
certain cases not before provided for. The amend
ment was agreed to, and the bill was then-passed.
Mr.. Walker introduced bill, which twice
read and REFERRED to modify the fourth clause Of the
seventh section Of the act Of 1916 providing for the
formation of a constitution, and the admission OF
Wisconsin into the Union.
Onmotion of Mr. Atherton, the consideration of
the Naval Appropriation bill was then resumed, and
after considerable debate, the motion to strike out
the appropriation formarne hospitals made several
days since, was decided in the negative.
The bill was then passed over informally, and the
report of the Conference Committee Of the two
houses, made this morning by Mr.. Davis, was taken
up and COncurred in. The bill, therefore, has
passed both houses, in the shape mentioned in the
House proceedings.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration
of Executive business, and after remaining some
time therein the doors We're again opened, and
Mr.. Clayton from the select committee TO whom
had been referred the Oregon territorial bill, and
other matters relating to the question OF slavery IN
the new territories reported bill of thlrty-ve sec
tons, embracing governments for the territories Of
OREGON. California and New Mexico. and adopting
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We are sorry to learn that our friend wilson mas
been removed from the office of Postmaster "'
Franklin.
An accident happened to the Uncle Sam on The
Eth, near Baton Rouge In rounding to, to make
the landing, the current carried her down to the
wreck of the Clipper, when the stern struck The
Aange or end of the shaft of the sunken vessel,
making considerable breach. 1t required all the
ingenuity of the officers, and the exertions of her
hands and many of the citizens of the place, to
repair the leak in time to keep her from sinking
A gentleman by the name of Routh was killed,
on the 9th ult, at the mouth of the Atchtialaya'
bva man named John James who shot linn with
gun loaded with buckshot, and then escaped.
SUGAR CroD.-C Concerning the sugar crop, the
St. Landry Wing says :. We learn from differ
ent parts of the parish, that this crop IS dong
unusually well. Travellers from AtlakaMs, ana
residents Of that district, whose local parialueS
render them the better witnesses, tell US that the
sugar crops of St Landry far more ftourishih9
than those of st. Mary, i'll the aggregate New
engines for the purpose OF grinding the growing
crop. are arriving daily, and planters, OWING 70
the brilliant promise Of the present, VIII be sadly
disappointed if they do not realize an aDullualt
productive harvest
THE CorroN CRoP-The Farmersvie EXPOSE
tor says that the worm has made It's appearance
among the cotton in Jackson Parish.
The Southern Tribune of the 22d has the fol-
lowing: " Since Wednesday noon we have had a
pretty steady rain with few intemisslons. We
understand that the recent wet weather has pro-
duced the rust in the cotton, and that several OF
our planters will, no doubt, be injured materially
should the wet weather continue. We have also
been informed that The caterpillar has made It's
appearance, but as yet, not in sufficient numbers
TO do any great damage
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SUICIDE.-It is our solemn duty to record one Of
the most distressing suicides that has ever taken
place in this city. Not more than a week ago a
gentleman by the name of DR.. II. c. Flood came 10
this city, in charge of adetachment Of the returned
volunteers, from Mexico. He bore with him test-
monials of character which would have admitted
him TO the Enthusiastically; but unfortunately, some
thing was preying upon his mind, and he thought
that the grave was the sotest couch upon which he
could repose. He carefully the society Of
his friends, and, by the blandness of his manner,
kept them off their guard. Atnearly o clock yes
terday afternoon, however, DR.. Flood asked Capt
Hickok what time it was Hickok replied that it
was nearly 2 O'Clock. Upon this information, DR..
Flood went into his room and some few moments
afterwards heavy fall was heard His roommate
Immediately gave the alarm, and in few moments
the unfortunate man was discovered upon the floor
of his room, stone dead. He cut his throat with
razor, during temporary fit Of insanity, and, by
severing the caroed artery, caused almost instant
death DR.. Flood was the elder son of the we'll
known DIR. Flood who practiced here some thirty
years ago We would go further, but we cannot
dwell upon subject so mourniui. [Since writing
the above, we have been informed that DR.. H. C..
Flood was a nephew, instead Of son Of DR.. F., and
brother to the former Charge TO Texas.
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RIVERS AND WEATUER.-The steamer Mon
tauk, from Galena yesterday, reports the upper
Mississippi falling, and three feet water on the
Lower Rapids. The steamer Domain reports the
Illinois falling, with four and half feet water at
Spring Creek, and five feet in the channel below
Beardstown. The last boat down from the Mis-
souri,, reported three and half feet water above
Weston and four to five feet in the channel from
thence down. The weather was shoWery yester-
day, and considerable rain fell during the day and
eveninr-N Lonis RepMLiicaR. 20M.
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GENTLE WORDS j. For the Crescent

BY THEODORE A. GOULD.
scorn TO speak the words of strife
From evil good can never flow
But words of kindness sweeten me-
And change to friend the sterpest Toe.
Gentle words how blest they are
like soft dews of Hermon, bringing
freshness to the hearts parterre
Where flowers of thought are ever spnnging'
Be it then our zeal 10 cherish
Kindly feelings; and employ
Gentle words, that hate may perish
Life possess a deeper JOY
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FRONTIER POSTAL TRoUBLEs.-The Postmas-
ter of Hghgate, w. on the borders of Canada,
advertises in the Montreal papers about two hun
bred letters which remain in that office, i'll conse-
quence of the postage not being prepaid. The
postage on each letter is stated, upon payment of
which the letters viii be forwarded.
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NEXT EUROPEAN NEws,-There are at present
three steamships on their way to this country from
Europe the Hibernia, from Liverpool, Sth inst,
for New York the Europa, lnew,) Capt. Lott, from
Liverpool for Boston, 18TH and the United States
HackstatI, from Havre for Kew ork, 10Th. So
that Tomorrow we may look for later Intelligence
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NV ORLEANS, July Q, l84l

NEW DRLEANs, July =, 100.
yJIcssrs Edif0rs Of tie CrcSreHt-Genemen-t notice
an affidavit made against me by John Owens regard to
h discharge The said John Owens not enttedo an
honorable discharge as he was sentenced by General
Court Martial 40 days hard labor and s. OF his monthly
pay stopped for stealing public property.
Jy27 1T CAPT. BoRNT SEGUINE.
~" V. B. Palmer is our Agent for the Cities OF Phla
dcphu, rwIorE, Boston and BALTIMORE
e1 z. S. Grant now travelling in the Northern Cities,
authorized to transact any this Office.
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AMUSEM EN- rs.
oLYMPIo THEAFRE. &c .NaaonaL,, =
coRNrr on rARovNE Avn rorDRAs srs.

CORNER OF BARoNNE AND FofDBAs SIS.
TTUITS EVENING, July 27-FiGh night of the Fairy
II I4ytTayaganza called FORTUNE AND HIS SEVEN
GIFTED sERNA rs. Fortunio, Mis-. Thompson
FAIRY Queen, Miss Meadows DANCING by Miss Fanny
Deerins. SINGING BY Mr. Hackett To coueaes with
the drama Of THE LADY OF TIE LAKE. To con
cude with THE IRISH LION Irish Lion, lyviJh sOngs)
Mr. Hackett The richest bil! Of the season.
The Prices Of 4diaiSsiOH areas tgIIolrs-
Family and Private Boxes SOC Second Tier of oyes..9a
Dress CTce, .'...'.. 59c Boxes TOR Free cOoIed, b.
La Doors open quarter before o'clock and peT.Um1.
ance VIII commence al iali-past Z, precisely. a.
~ Seals may be secured daily at the BOy-Offye iWm
o'clock s. NJ % OC lock, p. N.
e = Tickets good only for the night which they ae
purchased W.
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OLD POINT,-The number Of persons at this
watering place has increased within few days
past, from one hundred and fifty to nearly four
hundred.
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StitttI A'tD Citth"s' t ~ LisI now
Sands's Clothing Emporium.
@ az Sahas gat 9Bi iQ a r iayods %G G5
N. Gentlemen arriving the city will find to their interest
to call and examine for themselves. apS
~ To Country Merchants, Planters and Physi-
ciansPsase the advertisement OF RUSTE & PADDOCK
upon the Fourth Page, headed as above myI0
Presents for Wives, Sisters and sweethearts.
~ We beg call the attention Of friends returning fro7
Mexico and travellers generally the following list OF FANCY
ARTICLES ordered and selected expressly with reference to
PRESENTS.
FANS OF Pearl, Ivory, Feather, Paper Silk &c.
CARD CASES Pearl She'll Silver, &c.
RETlCULEs- Silk aud Velvet, elegant patterns
fUBSES-A fine assortment, styles.
DESKS Ebony, Rosewood Papar Mlcla &c.
WORK BONES Ebony, Rosewood, PAPER M9chc, &c.
DRESSING CASES Ebony, Rosewood, PAPER M0che &c.
PORTFOLIOS LEATHER Velvet, aud Farier Ml:be.
ACCOEDEONs- Best French, double frame.
music BOXES-sheu and Tin Cases
BOUQUET HOLDERS-A pretty assortment.
GOLD PENs-ot the first makers, Gold and Silver Cases.
PARASOLS-Last styles.
JEWEL BOXES Ebony, Rosewood Papier AIa1he.
CHESS MEN-Cuneae, English and Garman.
PORTE-MONNAIEs Gold and Silver enaneci and alb The
ODEJR BOXES-Fr7rn TO six bottles. Juew styles.
PAFETERlEs-O Ebony, Rosewood Paper &c.
.sz-N.~ store usual stock LINEN md COTTON
SHIRTS Gloves suspgars, MONEY BELTS Stocks, Crayats,
Canes, Umbrellas Gold Pens, &c &C., ,,,.-.,
Dealers Toilet, Fancy d Ge@.s, E1roa5IE Goods,
~ Important to HeaIbbI1,N22 lam,y ih2qId neglect
SylIrP r nfFhe remedy Bowel Complaints which occur
NOR. fri eu, DUNG c summer uaus than amy other period
rras WiSasle Depot p caar slrec,, Mex olem
jeI D. HANsgROUGH.
~ Strangers in the City, see Dr. b. +. MULLEN's
advertisements ia he other columns us ppPsr tie
-gy his Ir7 the Urned States. that stand
need would do well to give him call 50 Cuatomhousc
stree. mhG ga
EV See advertisement on the first page Of this paper
beaded ." Io PLANTERS hND F-thiLiES,' Of Coua',ck
q Co.'S celebrated Medicine and Magical Pain Extractor DEPOT No
PURE. Ielgm
To- H. Dauey's Magical Pain Extractor The
original and only genuine, alWuys written 5igratg Of
the proprietor, al. DALEY The wrapper o. each BOX
Southern Depot l5 Charities street, New Orleans. a27
~ To Purchasers OF CIothing.-CaIl at ALFRED
mJNROE g. CO.'S One Price Store, No 81 Magazine
where always be found e largest
Ofleahs anu al ulii'iihty .o" prices mh5
ETS" The America Gracfenberg Theory does not
dent 20 haunt such doctrine the uge community.
Il the language OF qack and prstenders. But the
nss1ss offered by the Greenberg Company, EVERY DISEASE
To- For Agents Graeenberg Series on fourth page n2
MILITARY. GLAZED and CLOTH CAPS aa
W Of every variety. Z. d; BUNCE, Sd
FASHIONABLE MOLESKIN HATS
4 ISL RECEIVED, and ~ store, large supply of q
- supeEeXtIa, fashionable MOleskn HATS.
IVA 1t {. ID. BUNCE, 30 Canal st. a.
NOTICE.
MIR II. o. HALL is our authorized agent during our
4FA temporary absence from the State.
Jyl5sa AoYT y FORD Il 81, ChaElsa IT.
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OF The amount sent by the Cambria for the
benefit of Mrs. Mitchell, by the Boston committee,
was S26l 81
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PEOPLES TELEGRAPH
e, Nashville, and New Orleans TELEGRAPH

to" This Line OF Telegraph is working regularly
Memphis. 10 all points North and West, and on the Lake
Packages will be made up and forwarded by fast steam
boats, DAILY, from the Office Commercial EgctaHg9 Of
the Company in this city.
t1 The public may rely upon promptDcss and dist atb
. Je23 If CHARLES DDANE, Sa b. .neuient
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DEATH OF A NEwsPAPER,-The True Sun, 4
penny paper of Philadelphia, which advocated the
Native American principles, has expired, the editor
says, for want of sufficient support from the public.
The propretors 90 out three hundred dollars worse
lhan what they We're three weeks ago.
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Gy- Maj Gen. Scott has returned to his home in
Elizabethtown, n. ]. He left Washington the
10TH rather unwell.
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NJ We are indebted to A. G. Brown, NJ. c., for
a copy Of Mr.. CaIhoun's speech on The Oregon Bill.
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III" To Purchasers of Clothing.
ALFRED MUNROE q CO.'S
ZONE PRICE STORE" No. 81 MAGAZINE STREET,
N..-. may. I'M n-Lr.l tIla Lar uLl

every description, ia NewOHeans.
At this establishment every article offered the very lowest
rice alt which 1t can sold, reduction any
be made Purchasers, they good bad judges OF the
quality OF goods may assured Of obtaining every article the
very lowest price, hc trouble OF beating down, the fear Of
being cheated price for goods and that invariably
is he lowest IN city. Our stock OF Clothing aud Furnishing
Goods Is very large, comprising
Over 100000 Worth
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GEN. TAYLOR AND THE BARNEURNERs.-Iu re
Iation to letter said to have been written by Gen.
Taylor to Mr.. DoottIe, Il prominent Bamburner.
the Warsaw Western NewY orker, of the 18th INST,
has the following:
eve are authorized by Mr.. DooliltIe to say, that
in the letter of Cen Taylor TO him. there is nothing
which commits him in favor of, or in opposition TO,
any measure Of public or domestic poIicy--lor or
against the extension Of slavery into the terri
Mexico; and that Mr.. D. has no knowledge of any
letter, public orpryate from Gen. Taylor, unless it
be the letter to Capt Allison, which expresses his
views upon these subjects"
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gr~Gen Scott, il is said, is TO be assigned to the
command of the Northern division Of the army.
IT is stated that he applied for it, and no objection
was made.
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90 We thank Senator S. W, Downs for public
l..,,,,,,,t
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We publish with pleasure the following com
pondence. as token of the esteem in which
members of Company A, Of the Louisiana Noun.
Volunteers, hold Lieut.. Henry c. Foster. Nav
ouaG many healthfut draught from the beauf
emp that has been presented to him, and IN at
wears drink to "auId lang syue."
NEWORLEANs July 5 Ee
Tieut HENry c. FosTER-Sir. On behalf Of Conn
Louisiana Mounted Volunteers, allow me to Desentr
with this Silver Goblet Accept it, Sh, not for lis nt
aIne hut As testimonial coming from men who hoaus
d,re Won foy your gentemanly behavior towards them
above ALL for your gallant and daring conduct on the ba
eId-In parting with you, accept OF our best yhes o
bs,,rfuass and welfare in life. HAMILTON NJ. PERcR
On behalf OF Co. A, In. Bot. Md. Men, lty s7@
Iicu. Fosters RCDIg.
NEwORLEANs, July 2j Isl
Sjr-The catering compliment winch you have mao
NO IN, tho presentation Of a Silver Goblet has been ecs
,fI feelings of sincere gratitude. fear, where all 6
acted so well and bravely that have scarcely meHted
+l or ,orr esteem. shall ever Judge It as gIftbs
IN ,,.Ire and one which will serve to bung TO mind
T,er,ory If those with whom have been 50 long assod
r.; - many TRYING but interesting scenes in thus 5ah
With vou at the termination Of successful war pe assn
baD never forget your kindness and attenlion.-l|El
Won and those yon represent, every happiness IN ME- Ia
,yitIrreat respect and gratitude, yours fespea.AHy
HESRY c. FOSTER, % Lieut. and AdJl., l.. n Z
IN Hamilton M PIERCE Orderly Sergt,' Co. "A L. NJ u
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National GUARDs-M Vattemare, the Inter
national Exchange advocate, now in Washington,
has two sons members Of the National Guard OF
Paris. He is left in painful uncertainty as to their
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To- See First and Fourth pages. IL
THE ARmY.-Our readers will doubtless be lea

The ARMY.-Our readers will doubtless be Flea
sed to learn that Congress has passed bill toreia
in the service It number Of the officers OF the Old
army whose commissions expired with the close Of
the war; it also provides three months extra pay
for all the officers and men who served in the war
with Mexico. rSee Congressional proceedings
TIE COURT OF INQURY.-Ofthis body the Bal
tmore Sun of the l9th inst, says: e The charges
preferred by Gen. Pillow against Gen Scott, II Is
confidently asserted by telegraph from Washing
ion, have been withdrawn The Court Of Inquiry
to examine the charges preferred by Gen. Scott
against Gen Worth, will meet on the list of August.
One of our Washington correspondents makes
satisfactory statement elsewhere on the subject.
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A Coop OLD AGE.-An exchange paper chron-
icIes the death. at Cedar Creek Hundred, Sussex
county. near Milford Del, the 9Th of June, OF
Jacob Deputy, at the advanced age Of III years,
months and Is DAYS.