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DEATHS.

In this village, August 10, of cholera infantum.
Henry Hamilton. infant son of Hector and Laura
l.. Canfeld aged 9 months.
In st Johnsbury, August 9, Phebe Hammond
wife Of the late Elisha Hammond Of Waterford
aged S.
In Lyndon, July %, of external poison lisyl
Francis Nelson Miles, son of Ansel and Laura J.
Miles. aged years.
In Lyndon. August IL. Arvilla Quimby, wife Of
B. Franklin Quimby. aged Is years-and only
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Caleb Aldrch.
Only gone before"
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MARRIAGES..

In Derby, August 8, by Rev S. Goodenough
Albert A Blnn and Mary c. Daggett, both of S,
Johnsbury.
In Littleton, n. H., August l, by Rev NJ. B
Bradford Rev &. |. Bard of Waterford, VT, and
J. G. Parker of L:tleton.
In Augusta. Mich, July 81, by Rev 7. J. Jones,
Robert Crawford of Battle Creek and Lucy J.
Chandler of Charleston, formerly of Lunenburg,
VI
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him, ne told Gregory to shoot if he chose :;
that one time was all soldier could die.
At one time he was highly :nsulted at the
treatment, and even prepared to spit on the
lnsolent man who dared to try to force him
to betray his friends. Such men are rarely
found, and when they are should command
respect even from their enemies"
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J. ALLARD in WEST BURKE,
-4DJOURNED ,SILE

of 900 CEDAR POSTS. 100 CORDS RIVED
CEDAR, % NJ Shor, Cedar Shingle, Long Spruce
Shingles. &c. at the Lumber Yard of the Pass.
X. r. Road Co.. West Burke
Posts and other lumber will be sold in lots to
suit purchasers at the Sale. Sale positive with
out reserve. DAVID TRULL,
Deputy Sheriff
West Burke August G. 1861. $3.50
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" Il y -. II 4 Nm,
Atty for Petitioners.
SSEN COUN COURT.
4 MAp,rt Trr,,

ESSEN UNITY COURT.
lL MARCH TERN, 1861.
ST JOHN SMITH, Action of assum2sit general
V. fcount) demanding one thous-
JOHN A. Poor. and dollars, entered at the
present term of said court and it appearing that
the defendant resides out of the state and has not
had personal notice of the pendency of said action,
it is ordered that defendant be notified thereof by
publication three weeks successfully III the Gale
DOMAIN, newspaper printed at St Johnsbury.
as may be. and tina, SAID cause is continued
to the next term of said court next to be holden
at Guildhall, on the third Tuesday of September
next, that he may appear and answer thereto.
Dated at Guildhal this Goth dav of July. \ d..
1851. WV. II. HARTSHORN, Clerk
GEO. y. DALE, Atty for PHI. ji-j6
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! Brave Man in the Hand OF Rebels.


III Intercepted letter written by a rebel al
q the forts opposite Pickens to friend
..- Cult States gives the following ac-
III:
We had some little excitement at the
e IS, night and this morning, caused by
.rrival among Us Of man from Pickens
+ ,-~ms that he was bathing on his side of
..une, mile and three-e:shth. distant
2. .,rr, and ne swan beyond hi, depth
" . Wild and tide being against him he
'-~ yer to Us, and threw himself upon the
H.. # the commander. Major Gregory,
Vs.. ~ think, treated him very badly.
IL appeared to be a noble fellow. When
-, whether he was i dcscrter, he replied,
.,.c, an gentleman MAJOR Gregory
.- % ct some information from him as
-...., ,ne state OF defence in which Pick
vs., but he refused to give any, upon
Gregory ordered him 20 be gagged
and sent to Barrancas prison
-.- ,..., be The rule Of war, but may IIeav-
..-Nec Us from ever matreating a help
lie Madison rifles consulted about the
~.y OF suffering the order to be carried
Z, they were advised bv their own Off
10 interfere; that il they did they
.. 'e punished for mu.ii.y; besides they
80. ALow the true real cause CT the treat
c.ock.-Just returned from a small
7 friends who were discussing ANNA
.' ,.- question whether or not the prison
' "vt'eI justly. They came to the con-
NAT he was not on y treated unjustly
rely and iney have determined to re-
lie Commander OF the Fort to head
- What good it will do we cannot
It such acts Of unkindncss should
- unno,iccl. think that General
wi express his Indignation a. the bad
j.. vine. the prisoner was treated,
,',' Il possible redress the injury.
e. ''A.fe TIE prisoner. He seemed to
''-T Of foes or death. When clothes
S-''1 him. ne said that if he ever lived
'"IA he would return their equivalent
'.T!' When told that he would be shot
-" not answer the questions put to
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The Good Samaritan.-The good Samaritan
poured Oil AMI vine into the wounds of the I'M
fortunate man who had been beaten and left for
dead; but JAMES PYLE pours into the market the
purest and best saleratus ever made. proving him
self greater benefactor than the good Sa-
marian to the wounded Jew. and driving out the
many noxious compounds called Saleratus that
infest the community worse than did the thieves
the road between Jerusalem and Jericho. Depot,
345 Washington street, New York. 1t
Farmers Fair AssOciatiOn.-An adjourn
ed meeting of the executive committee of this
ISOLATION will be held at the Town Hall in Lyn-
don Centre on Tuesday, August 20, 1861. at one
O'Clock p. III. The members and friends of the
society are also desired to be present
|. w. SANBORN, Secretary.
LYNDON August II 1861
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Yfaal advertisements.
ESSEX COUNTY COURT
March Term, A. ID 1Sf

IL - y u "A y " I ~ Y " \ II /.
March Term, A. d. 1861.
Whereas petition was presented to said court
at the above named term by s. d. Hobson and
Others praying said court to lay out road in the
town of Ferdinand. on the north side of the At.
and St L. railroad, near the house occupied by n.
Motley, thence running southeasterly along the
practicable. to the town lie between said Ferdi
nand and Brunswick in said county, and there in
tersec,ing with the road already laid out: And
said court having appointed the undersigned com
missioners to inquire into the convenience and
necessity of such highway: to hear all parties in
tere sted and to do all things agreeab!y to the
statutes of the state of Vermont, in such case
made and provided, hereby give notice that they
will attend to the duties of their appointment on
the Both day of August, A. ID. 1851. at 8 O'Clock
in the forenoon. and for that purpose will meet at
the Island Pond House in Brighton. Essex coun-
~, at said last mentioned time
Dated at Guildha, the 9th day of August, A.
D., 1861. Dbl
GEO. y. DALE.
Atty for Pettionor.
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party of second part would willingly assent
to such an arrangement.-Phanir.
re- Mrs lIuldah Blair of Gloucester, Mass,
entered upon her 9Sth year on the 4tlAinstant.
She lost her husband in the great gale of
1921, and she was left with family of small
children to look to her for support Since
that time she has performed all the labor up
on farm Of 80 acres, with from 80 to 10
head Of cattle upon it. without the aid of d
man. -Four of her children died before reach
inS maturity and the other two died teeth
Ing. She cut and sold last year - tons of
hay, besides : fat beeves and two tons Of but
ter from the farm. All this labor she per
formed without assistance. 1t may be well
doubted whether the country can show an
other such Instance of vigor.
o. One of the Fire Zouaves, who had been
in the battle Of Bulls Run and vamosed very
soon thereafter, was recognized near Wash
i''S'''i -N''Ae'' Il" I''iS CITY " gay or TWO ago
What the devil are you doing here ," asked
the acquaintance when he recognized him
SCOT lew. of absenc, - ~ ~ ,burds,od
the /ouave Il got the word to fall back
at Bull Run, and nobody has told me to halt,
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Po'iueh'' uhotf GATE OF July =, VINO SAID he
SHOUT" nave sent '''e news 10 me depart
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4 Battle hi Missouri.
DEATH or GIN. LYON AND REBEL Gems.
NCCUILUUGH AND PRICE.

DEATH OF GEN LYON AND REBEL Gems.
MCCULLoUGH and PRICE.
The following is an official report of the
fsht near Springfield, last Saturday. 1t was
forwarded bv one of Gen LYONS aids to MAJ
sen. Fremont
"Grn. Lyon. in three columns, under him
,~lf, Gen. Siegel and Maor Sturgis, attacked
me enemy on the 10Th at 64 o'clock a. m,
nine miles southwes, of Springfield. The
Judgement was severe Oar loss was about
so killed and wounded. Gen. Lyon was
Killed in charge at the head Of his column.
Oar force was 5000, including 2oo0 Home
Guards
The muster rolls taken from the enemy
give his force as $4,000, including regiments
rom Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, some
texas rangers and Cherokee halfbreeds.
heir loss is reported to be heavy, including
tens. Mccullough and Price This state
mynt is corroborated by rebel prisoners
Iar.r tents and wagons were destroyed in
IT, action.
(ien. Sicgel left only one gun in the field,
nd retreated to Springfield with a large
amber of prisoners at 3 O'Clock Gil the
morning of the llth He continued his re-
,.cat upon RolIa, bringing Off his baggage
HAN, and >2j 600 in specie from the Spring
lid banks
The following is a verbatim report Of the
special messenger to Gen. Fremont:
Early on Saturday morning, Gen. Lyon
marched out OF Springfield and came up with
;.@ enemy at Day;, creek, on Green's Prai-
..r.a few miles southwest of Springfield,
where they had taken a strong position.
Gen Lyons cavalry on the left flank and
>gel's on the right then began terrific at
q. 4, and spread slaughter and dismay IN the
..a>s of the rebels, pursuing them to their
IMP. Shells from Totten's artillery set fire
:.,ir tents and baggage wagons. which
-'i.f al QCStIOI CO.. n l-puISA:iI!i Wis
..,,.>y. regiment seemed to suffer most, and
Hrsr almost annihlated.
some time in the afternoon, while Gen Lv
was leading his column, his horse was
s.. under him. He immediately mounted
..o,.,r, and as he turned round to his men,
'4'a1 hi, hat and cheering them on to vic
:, r., b, was struck in the small OF the back
bullet and fell dead to the ground.
"1a Sunday morning, Gen Siese, fearing
-. -.tmy might recover and attempt to cut
" lis force from Springfield, fell back on
., city, where the Home Guards were sta
'd then, fearing the great number Of
enemy might induce them to get between
-. arI R,I,a Gen Siesel concluded to fall
On kolla, with his provision trains and
;4.,, achievements. At the time of the
;-.'-easvr'~ departure, the enemy had not
.''a seen, and probably Siegcl has not been
--,.-coed in his march,
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"They go Right to the Spot"
INSTANT RELIEF! STOP YOUR COUGH
PURIFY YOUR BREATH.
STRENGTHEN YOURvOICE,
SPALDING'S
THROAT CONNECTIONS
GOOD FOR CLEKuYMEN.
GOOD FOR LECTURERS
GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS
GOOD FOR SINGERS
GOOD FOR CUNSl MPTIVEs
GENTLEMEN CARRY
THROAT CONNECTIONS
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
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FARMERS LOOK HERE.
SHERIFFS SALE

OF GOODS AND MERCHANDISE, CEDAR
POSTS, CEDAR RIVED x SHINGLE, and
LONG SPRUCE SINGLE, at WAR
PRICES
An undivided half of the entire stock of Goods
and Merchandise of ALLARD K SMITH, West
Burke, consisting of the usual articles in country
stores. Also, PRIVATE ARTICLES, viz Buggy
Wagons, Sleds. Sleighs, Harnesses. Ruffao
hooe>, &c. viii be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder at the store Of
J. ALLARD in WEST BURKE.
on SAT- kDAl. the 9th day of August q J" Sale
10 commence at 10 O'Clock a. m
DAVID TEULI. Dep. Sheriff
For particulars refer to advertisements in Yves.
Burke. Burke Hollow and Sutton.
Also. at the sane time, an
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FREE

by enclosing one stamp As above a pamphlet Dis
eases of Women. and PRIV AIE DISEASES
generally. giving full Information. with the
most undUuhled references and testimonials. without
which advertising ply sician medicine o this Kind
IS ->erN Ing of confidence whatever
&c Order, 10y mail promptly attended to Write YOUR
address plainly and dTectto DT IL " Mattisup above
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CAL lion.

II Las been estimated. that over Two Hundred Thrs-
ami Dollars paid L. swiud- buaCh annu ay In N.,
England alone without benefit 10 thvse Nho -y !,
Most this Il class persons xhn ar.
lii. least able lose but paid they can meyer o.,
II back and they are compelled To suffer the wrong in 81
ice mol arii; L" expose NE ' al Tor fear Of exposing
themselves All this comes from trusting ,,,,i
" TO men VII" are ahe destitute "i honor character
and skill and whose only Recommendation their own
false and eAiraE agli assertions pra> a.; themselves
IL therefore you would avoid being humbugyed take no
y, an ~nfi no matter what his prc-ilsinls are but
hahE NVIlRl 1t viii cost You nothing, and NAV
AVE you many regrets Tor advertising physicians,
IN nine case, "ut OF ten bogus there safety
trusting a4s oi Them, unless You know who and what
they
DR.. N. VIII send
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st. 9ohnsburv &usiufss Directory
ALEXANDER THOMPSON.
IRON FOUNDER AND MACHINIST,
Al PADDOCK MACHINE WORKS.
n. Il. FLINT,
Manufacturer of II HARNESSES. Etc,
Opposite Pa sun -!c House. Railr, adj Stree,
c. c. HILDS,
DEALER IN WATCHES. JEwELRY. SILVER AND
PLATED -ARE, sPECTACILS, BOoks, srATloNIKY, FANCY
Coops TOYS &c
Repairing aid uerav IDOLS, with elegance andpromI-
hess. opposite Post Cr.,e, Man, SrI,cI.
j. &. CROSNIAN,
Dealer In BOOTS SHOES AND UMBRELLAS
No. Binsha!l's Building Main Street.
NIELS Il COOK.
MEAT AND PROVISION MARKET,
Rut"I'> Bu!dilg. Railroad Street
MUTT Il MASON,
FILE MANUFACTJRERS. STEAM MILLS.
Opposite Passenger Depot.
GEO. ALDRICH Il Il. UNDERWOOD,
Manufacturers and Dealers in FURNITURE,
Railroad Street
Miss l.. McDOUGAII.
Wholesale AND RETAIL pEAIERIS
MILLINERY AND DRY GOODS.
Opposite Californian Office.
=. .JENVET"T.
DEALER N DRY GOODS. CRoCkERY, HARpw ARE
ho"Is AID sHot> ,h"' hlf : "iIs, FANS. nc
Main street.
G. +. FROST, NJ. ID.
kE>IHtHot-oIpo-l'r S.uth Church. orfIcr-E. Jew
"it'> Building, Mai.-st-
HOYT 4 EEN,
bkt""iSIS ali dealers il Paints, Oils, and vsrnshes
Railroad Street
IL. II. WTON.
DEHrAI 81 RECON.
"f'e" on 's'i" i'ai h. Main steel
ii. {. DICKINSON,
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE SEED STORE
}. LANG. VI. ID.
YSICIAN AND SURGEON
81 J"l.'i>'ur. Centre, VI.
II. Il. BROWN,
STOVES. TN WARE. VI OGDEN GLASS WARE
ki>t'Tn Avenue
l. 4 X MIN TON,
Manufacturer X Dealer in Furniture and Chairs.
81. ) iln>tG!. te,.t-v.
T. TRES corr,
LIVERY STABLE Passengers carried 10 and from til,
'-. Ht"'~ "' ',.;ra.st.rcI 81. Juhnsbury House
:. NEWELL. VI. ID.
IL SiCIA> ! u SUgG EoN.
u':..o al IL H. .'f'' oil u, So; street.
1. ID. kILBOIENE, ID. ID. 5.
rEN l. >UE GEoN
or" t",...r Nam AMI CtLtIsl streets.
a. J. WILL ARD,
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FUR SPECIAL DISEASES,
No. ~ Union Street, Providence, r. l.
Es- This speciality embraces all diseases Of Private
nature. both Mel AMI H"Inrn 10y a regularly educated
physician twenty wears practice. giving his whole Al
ieIiion 10 them RE Consultations by letter
otherwise strictly confidential and Medicine, viii
-. sent hy NVT secure from oi>erN alton, parts OF
the United States. Accommodations patients from a.
broad hls Tor secure and quiet KETgKAI, and good
care, until restored 10 health.
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CONSTANTLY KEEP ON HAND.

me best stock Of Carriage and House Paints in
c,ot!netn ermont; Earnish of all kinds. from
Sl,i2 to $3.50 per gallon, and
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They relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat
They give strength and volume to the voice
They !mpart a delicious aroma TO the breath.
They are delightful to the taste.
They are made Of simple herbs and cannot
harm any ore.
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The COMET. \ letter from DIR Moesta.
director Of the National Observatory at San
tiago, Chill, dated June II. states that bril-
liant comet had been observed in that quar-
tcr Of TIE globe since the first of June Il,
was doubtless the same which attracted such
universal attcation in TIL, country ,hrccwveAs
later
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Glass Jars, for securely scaling up fruit. cham
and .-Ec;cnt kar sala hr >:c,.s.es-t
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Quality Warranted:
HOIT'S PREMIUM BITTERS.

Hoyt & Green's Tincture Of Arnica, Pocket
hnives, Scissors. RazOrs and Strops, Auricles for
the Deaf. Camphene. Fluid. Kerosene OH and
Lamps, Walls and Bottles of all descriptions.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded
al all hours
, 1861-11-15

AAANA&AAA
Indiana has thirty infantry regiments In the
6s1d, two cavalry regiments and eight det&ch-
ed companies Of cavalry, and four batteries Of
artillery. Out Of the twenty fiTe regiments
forming, 1t is expected that at least ten will
take the field in Kentucky in season to help
put the finishing touch Oh the fall campaign
The 4Sd, Col George E. Steele, has been OF,
dered to join Gen. Crittenden at Henderson,
Kentucky the 44tb, Col Reed, has been CT
dered from Fort Wayne to receive its equip
ments at Indianapolis, and 60 forward at once
to Louisville Six other regiments are so near
y ready that they may be sent forward In
week Indiana Is indeed "doing veil enough" :"
The Indiana troops at Chest Mountain, un-
der Gen Joseph ]. Reynolds, send most pit
ecus appea1 to be released from their "impris
onment" in that drcary region, aud some Of
the officers have come to Indianapolis to urge
the Governor to do something in their behalf.
They, too, want to 60 to Kentucky. It is said
that Gen. Mcclellan would wish them Oh the
Potomac, If they are to be removed to = new
aela, aid the men would be almost equally
satisfied with this. Any charge will be fol
the better. There Is no enemy nesr Chea'
Mountain, and the men having nothing to do
aud beipg withal discontented, have fallen sicl
most alarmfngly. There has been loss o
full 500 to theregtments BY sickness, death AMI
| the casualties Of war, and at least another So
will have t. be discharged from the seEsic
even if they do not die. Their condition
deplorahle. Gov. Morton will do al that ca
be done for them, and if their removal to
new theatre Of action ia allowed, it will nc
be. difficult to recruit the thousand men th1
IRE needed to fill up the ranks,
, 1861-11-15

We leazn ttat Mr. Collector Barney has
eelzed fifty vessels under the 9Th section of
the act OF July 13, 1861, which provides that
vessels owned HhoIy or IN part In the States
in rebellion against the Government ahall ba
forfeited to the United States. But two Of
these vessels are owned wholly in the rebel
States; in respect to the moat OF them, only
fractional interest is thus owned. Therebel
interest in these vessels is distributed among
the States as fol1oWs: Citizens OF Louisiana
have an interest in Is Of them; Of Virginfa,
in 10; Of sonth Carolina, In 10; Of Georgia,
in S; Of North Ca,onns, in 4; Of Alhbama, in
4; and Of Florida, in 2. We understand that
the Secretary Of the Treasury has issued such
Instructions to the Collectors and other Off
ce1a that none but rebel interest In ye=sels il
pnt in peril BY any. proceedings under the
Co1deca1ion act, and alao that he has given
the revenue officers fuch Instructions ~ af
ferd every facility for such ve.sels being en-.
ploy=d in lawful commerce without let OF
hind1ance.-N. 2. Tribune
, 1861-11-15
What IL there In q Nance

Editors Chicago Tribune:
Every true patriot is sensitive Of hia conn.
try's rights, whether it be In name or deed In
ali notices given by the papers Of our army
they are gen rally called Federal troops. Ual.
ted statea Ia right and more appropriate, and
our only name as Government. There is mag
ic in the nsme,and with that name We will put
down rebellion. Our Government, in making
lis property, uses the initials q: 5. Our boys
as such Is the case, let Us have the. name that
never fails. Verify, there is magic IN name,
UNION,
The reason why "United States" is not
used, is because it consists Of Two words.
People will have one word. Some say Ameri
can troops others 'sNatioaal," and yet others
Federal One Hord for name Is Whgt the
people want,