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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-29
Mrotral.
IN. c. II. sHoLEs. EcLEcTIo IN.

nR. C. IL. SHOLES, ECLECTIC IN
IL PRIMARY, ~ Court Street, Boston, Mass.
Having given my undivided attention for the last NJ
years the treatment Of the gcUO urinary organs
and having had large practice In this speciality clam
the best possible advantages for treatment the world has
yet discovered.
have been advised by many Of our best medical men
to advertise my remedies for the people generally rom
the fact that those wbO most need stices dare not osk
q friend rhcfe 10 direct than.
TO THE IMPO1ENT AND DEBILlTATED.
spcrmaiorthoa, or Seminal Weakness I divide into
three stages
lst. Nightly Emissions, which my Eclectic Life Drops
will cure Ia very short time. without failure.
I'd. Daily Discharges. There are more cases OF this
than the world is aware o. Some Of the symptoms
high coloed and scauty excavations from the bladder
with smafing sensation attending IT, sometimes with
turbid sediment and 90 others milk white appearance
have analysed many specimens u this nature aud IN
all cases have found traces VI Semen and Albumon
which Is a. sure produce death Consumption, unless
It is checked by medical treatment.
LOOK TO YOUR CASE IN TIME
3D. BOSS u Muscular Power. Such eases may be cur
ed by similar II the patient be in otherwise tolera
Die health.
Best French Preventatves az low prices
See my advertisement in the Boston Herald and you
can learn a more full description Of such cases.
Address G.. II SHOIES. NJ. D., l27 Court ST., Boston
Boston. May % 1860. o6A9
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RltuitaI

Tvs Remedies nre carefully prepared undrf hc direct
stnervison and inspection Of Prof HUMPHREYS. Do urler
10 meet that great and long realized want Of thc public,
namely remedies Tor all ihe more common and simple ml
tneuis OF nie
A moments reflection WIN show That vast may lriv n
diseases from which suffer and de- were 10 tlff cn-
rsepcencnt smpie and trinnr cold, slight flf.
rhea pain in he side, headache, or hoaraenr 10
hrs easily curc and suhducd 10 time becomes e1naimp
ton a fever a dangerous dyseniefY, Group or other
disease which all the powers of medicine fni 70 arrest
Herein these remedies supply great pulic want Being
hand simple, You know At once what 20 tAAc-
pleasant, 20 repuenauce-saie and hence
occAsonlnR risk, while the curative enecis are ps i've
and certain, they taken and a once uc spell broken
and the danger allayei.
Experience has amply confirmed The Of these reinc
dies Tor families and private PERSONS being Inf f7f
usE sinriE coSyESiESr, rmE ausf rHoarf
uHiItHtH
Th1sans are and have been using them for five
past ln every section ui The country. with almost
invahihie All speak n Che highest crms of relr
simplicity and certainty, and among hundreds nf
cernts Che uniform testimony Is That they sFe good
..Ll-L.-llun 1. uL--L -.--------
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Jrmrlrp y fanny GOODS.


Has taken the Store formerly occupied by S. NJ Walton
as a Bookstore, where he will keep constantly
hand rich supply Of
w AT G Ii ES, j Il w Il Il r Y
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
Such Gold and Silver Watches Gold and Silver Chains
aud plated do Gold pins and Ear ornaments Finger
Pens, Gold Keys, Sleeve Buttons and Bosom Studs;
GOLD SPECTA CLES,
TO suit all eyes large amount Of Silver Speotacles Sill
Plated and Steel do, Of green, blue and gray glass
Spectacle eyes to iii old bows Goggles Spectacle
Of all kinds.
SILVER SPOONS,
Of any amount warranted good Table Spoons, Tea
Spoons Sugar Spoons, Salt and Mustard do,
SILVER FORKS AND BUTTER KNIVES,
Silver Ihinblcs Silver aud Brittana coffin plates Sill
Ladies' Plated Spoons, large quantity, Plated
Forks and Ladies' Steel Fob and Vest Chains, Silk
Guard do,
CORAL NE CKI 4 CES,
and Armets Comedian Rings; Portinonies, Pocket
Books Hair aud Tooth Brushes Shears Scissors and
Pocket Knives; Toys,
PERFUMERY, SOAP;
large amount Of Clocks Of all sizes running from thirty
hours to eight days.
All my goods am bound to sell cheap as any one
No one shall go away dissatisfied
S. A. respectfully solicts share Of public patronage
and hopes his old friends and acquantances viii pass
him by.
also take this opportunity for rendering my sincere
thanks for avurs that gratefully received in former
days which past and gone like my youth
u Clocks, Watches, Jewelry repaired on short no.
tice and warranted.
SAMUEL ABBOTT State Street
Montpelier, August, 1859. S.
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MANrFAcTrRED nY A. o. HOOD, WNooKI, VI
The best proof Of the superior virtue Of this Lnimet
is that invariably cures whatever IL is recommended
for The thousands OF voluntary testimonials constantly
returning from all quarters, Of the strongest kind
many who have used q 10 obtain little relief not expect
ing cure have been happily disappointed
For Rheumatic affections Il has no rival IL has saved
the ampuiaton Of limbs II cures tooihache and ear
ache almost instantly. For burns frost bite ohilbains
and poison, il has mo- parallel Il is remedy for
cOrns
NUMEROUS PHYSICIANS or THE HIGHEST
STANDING USE AND RECOMMEND IT.
II Is free from coorug and oily matter and in ali re-
spccts the proprietor invites comparison between this and
all other Linncnts.
None genuine without my -
portrait and autograph up. 3/I-Z/-1-1/
on the label and wrapper of">| -. S<'V1 4 g.
each bottle.
Sold By Druggists and Merchants generally.
$3.50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-29

4 MOTHS - II. r. RlKER, DRAPER
~ AND TAILOR, has just returned from NEW
YORK with good stock Of
BROADCLOTHS, CASSSIMERES AND
NESllNGS' oflate Patterns and styles, German
Broadcl0ths Black Docskins
FRI NON FANCY ESKINS,
ron oIErLHMrN's rANrs5
RICH SILK AND MARSEiLLES YEsTtNGs
Satin and SILK Ncsungs, OF the best qualities.
uFAll Garments made at Dis Shops will be done in In,
most workmanlike and fashionable manner
Garments cut for others 20 make and warranted TO it,
Gentlemen wishing for a good and fashionable Coat
can get IL by calling at Iikcrs Shop.
May II. 1850.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-29
NOV WITHIN REACH OF ALL!!-
~ GROVER K BAKERS CELEBRATED

495 Broadway, New-Nork
The public attention is respectfully requested 10 the
following cards Of ELIAS HOWE, Ji., and the GRO
YER BAKER N. Cos
A Gard from the Grouer a. baker S. H. Co..
Our Patents being established by the Courts, we
are enabled 10 furnish the GROVER q BAKER MA
CHINE, with important improvements. at greatly
REDUCED PRICES.
The moderate price at which machines making the
Grover x Baker stitch can now DE had, brings them
within the reach Of ALL and renders the use of Machines
making inferior stitches unnecessary as u is WHtse,
Persons desiring the best Machines, aud the right to
use them, must only be sure buy Machines max
ing the Grover Baker stitch but also that such Ma
chimes are made and stamped under our patents and
those Of Elias Howe, Jr.
GROWERS BAKER s NJ. co.
f05 Broad,0ay Ne0 York.
4 Gard from Elias Ho,oe, Jr.
All persons are cautioned not to make deal in, or use
any Sewing Machines which from two spools aud
make the stitch known the Grover Baker stitch, un-
less the same purchased from the Grover Baker
sewing Machine Company, or their Agents, Licenses
ana stamped under my patent ~ Scpember 10, 1916,
SAID Company, and their Licenses, alone legally
auth"rzea under Their own patents and my said patent
during the extended term thereof 20 make and sell this
kind Of Sewing Machine aud a others are piraces upon
my said patent and vail be- dealt with accordingly when
ever found ELIAS HOWE, JR.
sew York 2S44
I. G PnlNNRY, Agent
a e. d for circular.
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LIST or AGENTS
A 7 W 90 D S UININ +

"A
II q n G y BIT j. II :.
THE BEST AROMATIC TONIC EVER OFFERED
no THE PUBLIC
RECOMMENDED by THE FACrLrY FOR ITS SUPERIOR
AED1cINAL QrALIrIRs.
This elegant compound which has secured the conf
dence and end semcu ~ most o The leading las stefan,
of New ENGLAND, is paataAlc and efficient form of
Quitne containing all the peculiar virtues Of PERUVIAN
BARR carefully combined with t0Hica and sf0t,
aohicS, and cannot fail meet the wants Of the deb
tated
IL is mild tonic 10 the stomach increasing the appe
ute, assisting digestion prominently good ia dyspcp
sa' strengthening and nyigoratng the digestive and
nervous ystems after prnsrang diseases and ia fever
and ague or kindred complaints. il aid Is invaluable
For diarrhUa, dyseutey and cholera morbus the pub
lie may rest assured there is nor can be any better gene
raj remedy
One Of the very best Physicians in Boston has said
,haf z Is tbe best preparation Of Biers that has erer
been offered Ia The pubic"
Put up in half pint well quart bottles, in order
that all may convince themselves or its superior merits
For further particulars reference is made the printed
circulars,
FOR SALE BY CRAS. H. ATWOOD.
10 CENTRAL ST, BOSTON.
Also, by Druggists everywhere.
Boston. Sept. |, 1850. 12GA
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IL AIR WORKINGS, Frisetts, Top piec-
IL es, curls, Sc, an endless variety
fHtNNEN's
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-29


LIST or
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC RENgDie
No Price OF Single n1srs-..nis
i.-Cpres Fever, Congestion, aud inaammaaon-
Heat PAIN Restrssnes7. ........ 20
q-Cures Worm Fever. Worm collie, yorac.ou'
s-Cures collie, Teeihnr CRYING snd waReulne.s.
<-Cures Diarrhea, Of Children % Adults Cholera
inhnium. and summcr Complaints ..... ....... %
b-Cures Dysentory or Bloody Flux, Collie.
0npinrs bilious Cole ral DisenicrY ..... IS
6-Cures cholera, clelefe Morbu', Nausea, and
5-Cures Coughs Colds, Haarscness Bronchitis
s-Curos Touthache facclcte Nervous Pains
e-Curos Headaohoa, sck iieadaehss, yeulao.
K,.h Of BLOOD 10 Ue Head .. .. .... rs
io-Cnros Dyspepsia. weak, Acli. or pefaueed
Stomach. Constipation, IlFHI Complaint -
ii-Curos supprossod Menses, or seenty, or
Delaying Green scEurs. ......... ....-....-. l5
i2-Cures 1eucorrhoa or Whites, Bearing povn,
ia-Curos Group, iiasr,, ofoupy odugh, DIneui' ,al
OurrraaeI uTHHiNIng. -
ii-Cures Salt Rheum. Cnisr Eruptou' Erysif--
is. s.aB Head BARRIERS lteh ... ...-..-. %
t5-Curos Hhoumatisn, fain' l,lnen-a' or Sore
Hea n the Chest Back ..ie, gr i'nna ...t. "
16-Cures Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
pnub Arae. od fuvet,raie A-lss ......... %
iI-Cures Pilos Internal or hsieruai hhna cor Bleed
1s-Cnres Opthalmy Weak or iuhamei Eyes Or
yields faunF Of Weak s'Af. ,............ %
1s-Curos caiarrh. Acute O. carouie, Dry Or rov-
ine Coli in tIr Head, Influenza .......... ~
2o-Cures Whooping Cough, ihuriening sni
paliating o. nr sptHn1dc Cough .,. .... .... ~
lures AHlninA' WI r..i--'' A''''''' b.,
22-Cures Ear Discharges, Noise ia ODE Head. im-
os lll.i , ,,,.t -. 4 800 Oh"
%-N9Ies ocroluiAi Ii'l.lt'' "iANN' -l1 l'.t' 81.
~ s-.in',s.l -ll ~ IA y , 70 70, -, ''
vles 1eheIal beplilty' rn'A'' " Nei'''' IN
a. =, n,AnA',, 1900 ,,.;t Fl"
sre.inrs vlh s,auty secrstious. ,...... On
qe-Cures Sea sickness, frusiraton' Nertig'
Nnusea N''nlun'.. - ......... 81. D.. t.', 70
1i-tnres Urinary blaeases, travel henM .
theul DIhculi Or fainfu lfmeiHn .,... %
Ee-Curcs seminal Emissions, inF .'untafN 10
ciifFrs, and consequent PRESENTATION ana Do
lhtY ..-... ...-.t. 49, ....-.....-. 10y
FIGURES Sore Mouth or htomocace, Causerel
haut " Adults or children, ..... 70
6l-Cures Urinary lncoutinence We.tnF ue
Bel. Goo ffrIiurHi, painful OF fraiNnr rrlnnuor %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-29

In Montpelier by f. T.. Smith, S. r. Rcdfcd. W
Spraguc. In Waterbury By J NJ Henry n Sons In
Northfed by Geo. Nichols Also by one agent.
in every town. "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-29

prsFAsFs or WOMEN The ouly Regular
Graduate Physician advertising in Boston, gives par',g,
fcrne rom any dismrangcment ofibe Menstrual sys-
and in eons,cn,c for relirf from ibe many msfortnes
peculiar to The sex
,,,,.,,i WeI,.nc t,- be an,po.c n ,crul,,.
ing the Aoih SICKNESS which have used 70, te bella, last
ing Recommendation Is sufficient
uh,,or, su,s,sa c,,n " i,,,,y ag i MI
Science.
Ply results, Lu for Obvious reasons cannot place thcm
before The public.
casce Of ob.triction amer an other means have Jailed
will produce the desired elect cure IS guaranteed III
a. eosc or the price will be refunded Purely veseia
CAUTION-Nc,er purchase any medicine or this ma
turo of amy one ci' about the country fr Pills and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-29

Humphreys Specific Homeopathic Rene
dies for Horses, Cattle, Sheep. Hogs. Dogs &C.
The case contains Cen Specific Remedies suitable Or AL
diseases or ailments t0 shiloh domestic aunaH slhect
togsiher Win complete manual of directions for 20
plain and simple nai every farmer % hrrrief rcsy
use Them no remedies poo un Dol large walls n
q hqui' and c entire sei and book Win De s0d g.
hngie rals, Yin lircctlns az 81 each Sent b. msu o.
efsfeas, free OF charge receipt OF tAc price.
Price Of BOOK sIns'Y % etnts
AGENrs WANTED ur the s,i. n our Ref-siias 10
eIe-L l--. % ------L D --- Lu.--- .-----. AL---
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10

SOLDIERS PIc-NIo.--Two Companies, be-
longing to the Fifteenth Regiment Company
H., from Mansfield, Capt. MILLER, and Com
pany D., from Shelby, Capt. CUMMINGS -enjoyet
avery pleasant excursion and picnic, yesterday
afternoon, on the grounds of Col. OLMsTED
which were generously proffered for their use on
the occasion The Refreshments were provided
by the ladies Of Mansfield and Shelby, whose
kind remembrance of those who have left their
homes for the "tented feld," was duly appreca-
ted.
The officers Of the Fifteenth Regiment-Col.
ANDREWS, Lieutenant Colonel DIoKEY and Major
WALKER, were present, and on being introduced
to the Companies,were enthusiastically cheered.
The scene was enivened by the presence Of
"lair ladies'" as well as of "brave meE," and
rural dance on the green was enjoyed with much
zest. After the companies had been formed in
to line preparatory to their departure for the
Camp, Col. ANDREWS, on behalf OF the ladies',
returned thanks for the invitation extended to
them to be present on the occasion; and Major
General WILSON, of this city, who was present,
also addressed the gallant soldiers in very ap.
proprate and patriotic remarks. Cheers hav.
having been givenfor the ladies and their host
and hostess, the Companies took up their line
of march to the camp. -l.a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10
Foreign diplomatic Correspondonce

WAsHINaToN, May 9.-The published letter tc
Mr.. Dayton, Minister to France, Ia understood
to be an index to the entire European cores
pondence. 1t ia understood that the Govern
ment has received from Minister Dallas az
account Of an interview with Palmerston, the
result of which justifes the assertion that there
is no indication or prospect of the recognition
of the Confederate States by any of the foreign
Powers, against the protest of the Administra-
tion.
Mr.. Preston's next dispatch from Spain, in re-,
ply to demand for explanations relative to San
Domingo, and also about recognition of the
Southern Confederacy, are looked for with much
interest. Mr.. Preston, although q Kentuckian,
is loyal, and is understood to be acting in such
q manner as to meet the appreciation Of the Ad.
ministration. All the Foreign Ministers are
anxiously making inquiries about the application
of the blockade, but not word of complaint is
uttered
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10
Additional European News.

The news OF the bombardment of Stunt er
created sensation, and depressed the English
funds slightly. The London Times says it is in
explicable-that many a bar-room fight has
caused more bloodshed.
1t is confirmed that the French are to evacuate
Syria.
Perfect reconciliation was restored between
Garibaldi, Cavour and Cisldini.
All the towns Of Poland were occupied by
military.
LIvERPooL, April 26h.-Sales of cotton on
Saturday 10000 bales, including 1900 on spec
ulation and for export. The market closed firm.
Breadstuffs quiet. Provisions steady.
The Paris papers publish dispatches from Ma.
pies, saying several provinces have revolted; also
that disturbances have occurred at Verona.
The garrison at Rome is being relieved by
other French troops. The Pope, in receiving
the new French General, eulogized General
Guyon. g., ..l.,s.u a..
PARIS, April 27h-P. M-The Bourse is
buoyant. Rentes closed at 65f, 70c., being Sc.
higher than yesterday. .a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10
pocsedines of the MISSOURI Legislature.

ST. Louis, May I0.--!The Western Pacific
Railroad bill passed the Senate yesterday
The House was in secret session yesterd a.
but il Is understood that the joint resolution
Withholding the school fund for the purpose OF
arming the State, which passed the Senate on
Wednesday, has been adopted by tho House.
Its seriously spprehended that the July in
terest fund will be used for the same purpose.
Harris Military bill, which passed the Sen
ate at the last session, is said to be under dis
cussion in the House.
This bill provides for division of the State
into nine military districts, each commanded
by q Major-General.
Every able.bodied man in the State, between
the ages Of lS and as, will be compelled to do
military duty, or pay a fine of $3.50. .. e..
Anybody speaking disrespectfully of the Gov.
ernor or Legislature will be subject to Court
Martial, and II requires every citizen to take
the oath of allegiance to the State of Missouri
only. |tt..
A detachment of 40 State militia was sent
out on the Pacific Railroad, this morning, to
guard the Gaaconade and 0sage bridges on
that route.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10
I Froni Balitimore.

BALTIMORE, May 9.--One thousand three hun
dred troops, from Perryville, landed at Locus
Point. The cars departed Immediately, il II
supposed, for Washington.
The Mayor and Police Commissioners, with
200 Police, crossed In ferry boat to Locus
Point, and were present at the debarkation.
The Harriet Lane stood off the Point, with
her ports open.
This morning, the operators on the tele.
graph line located on tho Northern Central
Railroad were dismissed, and others acting
under the Government placed in charge.
The train is announced to leave Harrisburg
for Washington tomorrow.
IL is believed that troops will at once move
toward the city.
The Road will be controlled by Government
officials
Several British vessels consigned to Norfolk,
by reason of blockade.
Capt. Robinson, late commander at Fort Nc
Henry, has been ordered to Detroit, to receive
recruits.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10

CAMP JAoKsoN.-The Washington Guards
Capt. STONE, from Union City, numbering
nnety-fve men, left this morning for the CAM
at Lancaster, Ohio. There are now in th'
Camp thirty-fve Companies, containing an ag
gregate Of 3,lN men. An order has been is
sued for breaking up the Camp at Hamilton
Butler county, and for the removal Of the three
companies there to Camp Jackson.
DR. c. E. BOYLE, of this city, is temporarily
detailed as Surgeon in charge at the Camp,
during the absence Of DR.. BALL, who has re.
turned on furlough to his home in Zsnesville
on account Of indispostion brought on by fa
tigue and exposure.
There are in the Camp Hospital only about a
dozen patients, and the health of the troops in
the Camp is generally good.
Col. King has made requisition on Quarter
Master General WooD for camp kettles and 9th
er cooking utensils for tho thirty-fve Compa.
nics in the Camp. The troops will be served
with ratons on and after Monday next, the 18th
inst, as in the regular U. S. service.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10
Negro 1n.urrselion in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, May Messengers arrived at
Frankfort this morning from Owen county, say
ing that between 300 and 400 negroes were arm.
ed and formed into company, and were COM
mittingl depredations.
!. The whites undertook to disarm them, when
several were killed.. t.,1.4 Fl.
The Governor has sent Gen. Buckuer to as
certain the truth of the matter. He ehasnot ye
returned. The military are in readiness,
FRANKFoRr, (Ky,) May l0.-There is grea
excitement occasioned by messengers arriving
here at IL o'clock last night, with dispatches
for the Governor reporting invasion in Owel
county.
The Governor has sent special mesaenge
to ascertain particulars. mt :.
The military are in readiness to march.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10
procsedings of the Pennsylvania Legislature.

HARRISBURG, May 9-The House has unani
mously passed bill creating a three million
loan. II raises fifteen regiments beyond boil
requirements of the Federal Government, max
Ing total of ffty-fve regiments. Ninety.twc
members of the House, out ofone hundred, ,wer,
present. ~ A
An act for the immediate relief of the volun
teers, now in service, passed both Houses to
day, and was signed by the Governor
The gentleman sent South from this State
telegraphs that he will be in Harrisburg to
morrow. He has visited South Carolina, Geor-
gia, Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky. He
reports 25, 900 troops within radius of so miles
from Richmond. There were about Is 900
troops in Tennessee and Kentucky, whose sup,
posed destnati6R was Cairo.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10

THE STATE FAR.--The Ohio State Fair, fol
1861, will be held atthe city of Dayton, on the
10th, 1lth, 18th and 18th days of September
next. The usual railroad facilities have been
secured for the benefit of exhibitors and visi.
tors. Si
Executive Committee--D. E. Gardner, Jno
NJ. Mlllikin, T. G. Jones.
During the Fair the following members Of the
Board will havethe general charge Of the differ
Departments:
Horses--John M. Millikin, Hamilton, o.
Csttle--Jas. M. Trimblo, Hillsboro'.
Sheep, Hogs and Poultry-Thos. G. Jones
Delaware.
Machinery, Implements, &c.-William De-
Witt, Cleveland. Rst&
Manufactures, &c.--Jobn Reber, Lancas-
ter.
Farm Produots--David Taylor, Columbus.
Fruits and Flowera-N. s. Townsend, Avon
Lorain county. s8 e1 t1t "
Fine Arts-Heury B Perkins, Warren.
For further information, address
JOHN II. KLIPPART, Cor. Sec,
- '--'----- '' Columbus, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10
Frnm Harna,rs Farrx.

BALTIMORE, May l0.-A special correspond
ent of the American Telegraph from Frederick
this morning says that the mountain forest, on
the Maryland side Of the Potomac, near Har-
per's Ferry, was fred last night, and much val
liable timber destroyed.
About 800 Kentuckians and Virginians were
encamped upon the Maryland shore, and the
heights in that vicinity were being fortified. b1
4 A battery had been placed at Jefferson Rock.
Trains have been laid in pipes for blowing up
the bridges and other property at moments no
tice, II necessary. t..g., ...
The conduct Of the Virginians excites indig-
nation among the people Of Washington county
Thirty Baltimoreans passed through Frederick
for Harper's Ferry this morning.
The Norfolk line of steamers reports that the
Virginians have seized the small steamer VIM
Seden, which made the connection between Ole
Point and Norfolk. Thus all communication Is
broken off. u.