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DON'T DELAY,
BUT
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
DIR. wEAvER'S
CAnKER and SALT RHEUM SYRUP
PoR THE CURE OF

FUN TIE CURE Of
Canker, Salt Rheum. Erysipelas, Scrofulou,
Diseases, Cutaneous Eruptions, and
every kind Of Disease arising
from Hn impure state
Of the blood.
Tho most effective Blood Purifier Of the Nine
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IT is the prescription OF AN Educational PLY
4 stefan, and all who are afflicted with Hny q
the above name u diseases should use IL without
delay. Such letters as the following are Otter
received:
JERoMEvILLg, Ashland county. Ohio,
November 20, lSG0.
McsSrs. j. n. Harris & Co.,, Chncinnaii, Ohio:
Gcntlemrn--l deem II II duty ny well as o
pleasure tu inform you what pR. WEANtRs
SYRUP aud tERA1E has duuc for mo. au'
hope thai this letter may zone io the notic,
NJ persons similarly afflicted. In the year 1856
was attacked with letter. or some kmdrc,
disease. on both my legs. which extended iron
NV knees To- my feet WAS UItc raw sore. con
suited aud obtained medicines and prrscrip
TORS from nearly MI the Physicians in TN,
vicinity. but obtained no reliet. Your Agent nj
this place. Mr.. Hoffman, ur.mcnded me I,
try tic syrup apd Ccraic, which fortunately
did. and am now n sound and well man By theii
use.
with great gratitude. rnmnin.
Yours, truly, JOHN WElRBAUGHT
Mr. Wcirhaught being well known gentle
man "f Ashland county makes thisiniorma,ioi
must reliable.
by taking the Syrup as directed, II win driv,
the disease from the system, and when ono,
out on tho skin. n few applications of
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Thcrc T. no Misthks hbout F'
The Cordial Is al we Claim for i'll.
Mothers, Try Tt!

And to YOU We appeal TO detect the Illness
ar decline mt only 81 your daughters before il
he too late, bu; also your soIis and husbands
for while the former from false dellcacy,, nNel
yn down Ia n pren,l,ure grave, rather than lei
thoir conditiun h0 SHOWN ~ time, the latter
arc otlen so mixed up with the excitement "i
business, that " II we're not Tor yon, they '"",
would tray l., the same downward path until
il Ia too late h, arrest their m!ni TAU, ~ tse
adent,y ,pyeai; ior We are sure yc": ntver'
n,iinu nfer,ion vii, nnerrinyly r,s, yen I"
pWoF. WOOD'S RTssrORATivECoEDlAi. Am
uIOOD RENOvArOR ~ the remedy which
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a. ]. WOOD, Proprietor, &A broadway,
New York, and iit Market street, -. Louis,
Missouri, and sold by al, good Druggists. Price
One Dollar per Bottle,
May I, is6i.-tiy
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PREF. O. J. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATOR.

Is precisely what It's name dictates, iur While
l'lcasAnt td the taste. II L. rcyivit M, eXhiar
iiIiig and strengthening 1" the viial pow crs.-
II Hho rcvivhes. rcinSiuicS and reLrAS til,
blood III all It's origlual purity. aud thus re
stores and renders the system invulncrih.e 4,
attacks "i disease, II Is the unll preparation
, ever "llercd fn the world in II popular form s.,
~ 10 bn within the reach ni ,dl.
>, chemically ami sklliIully combined as I,
he the n,nSt powerful tOHic, aud yrt so perfect
~ adapted as 10 act IA perfect 0rcOrddHcr rh IN,
lars Of nature, am! hence soothr Me r,'k,a' SiCn
urh, tunc up tho digestive organs and alliy al
nervous aiii nthcr irritation. II is alsu per
tcctly "SlliIaIa,ing IA lis eircls and yet II ls
never 'll"wcd by lassitudr ar seprcssion ~
spirits. II IN composed eniirclyo III vegetables
aud those thoroughly combining powerful ton,
&c and s"uIiing properties, and Consequent,
can never ihlulc. AS u sutc preventive AID
cure Of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS. lNDIGEST.
ION, DlSl,El'Sl :: MANI or APPETITE,
NEURALGIA, PALpITA1lON OF THE
EIEARr, MELANCHOLY, IlPOrH
soNnliA, NlGiIrsMEATS, IN
GuGR. ClDUiNlSS, AND All
THAT CLASS on CASES so
FEBRFUlLY FATALcALL.
& FL FEMALE WEAKNESS, AAp IRREGULARITIES.
THERE IL NOTHING IT'S EQt AL
Also, Liver Dcrangcmenis or Torpidlly, anc
Liver Complaints, Diseases of the kiducy. tr
any general arrangement oi the Urinary On
gans.
CHII.LS and FEVER. but ur,vrn, all altack
arising from Miasmatic influences, and cur
the diseases at once, II already attacked.
Travellers should have huiilc with them
as II will ini,tlllbly prevent any deleterlou>
consequences follvw wing upon change oicllmate
and water.
digestive organs. II should he IN the hands al
all persons o sedentary habits.
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Legal Notice.

IUSdI NOLICt.
nANlEL u. KELLEY, whose place of csi.
~ dence is unknown. is not,Gcd that Nancy
kel cy did, on the third day of August. 4. u.
1851 file her petition In the onre nf the ca rk
of the Court of Common Pleas. within aud for
the county of lIanGnck, and state # q 10,
charging the said Daniel II. Kelley wit. ex
trcmc cruelty and gross neglect OF duty; md
asking thlt she may he divorced from the aid
Dinlel II. kelieyi and that the Court m ~ do.
cree Ia her aiimony and the custody ot Aman
da Kelley which petition will stand for ear.
ing at the next term OF said Court,
NANCY KELLEY.
By 0'NgAL, BLAEgFoRD lIARsu BEAEpsLEY,
Her Attorneys
Dated this 18th day of August, A. D. 1851
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The Scandinavian Pills and Purifier.
CiSciSSATi, July |, 1858.


la. c. W. RopscK,-Dear Sir:-In reply
TO inquiries made Of me. il gives me pleasure
10 say, that Mrs. N. A,lee, of the Society OF
Friends, and widow OF the late DR.. Alice, OF
Cincinnati. previous TO her going East. ex-
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derived from using them. She had been suf.
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some friends recommended a course Of your
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They had the desired effect, and she was
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know many who have used your medi.
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PREPARED DY
DIR. j. G.. AVER Il CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle Six bottles for s..
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such renown for the cure Of
every variety Of Throat and lang Compliant, that
it is entirely unnecessary for rs to recount the
evidence Of its virtues, wherever it has been om-
ploycd. As It has long been IN constant use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept up to the best
is ..iri itluI al II iis ever been found to do
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DIR. Jackson's Monthly Female Pills,

Invaluable in Female Irregularities. hut not
advisable To he used during pregnancy. fest
they should mar the hope of offspring. Used
in the Duri"r's private practice Tor thirty
years. Price 81, forwarded hy mail.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOR THE CURE OF
Codireness, Iaundicc, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
D2sc"t"y, Font Stomach, Eryaipeias, Headache,
Pies, Rhcun'dtiui, Ernptions and skin Diseases
Lircr Complaint, Dropsy, letter. fmo,s aud
SAT- Rhc"m, HORNS, Gom, Nfuuigia, as a
Dinner PiH, aud for pUifying tie blood.
They are sugar.coatcd. 30 that the most Fonsi-
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best apcrient IN the world for all the purposes of
family physic.
Price 25 cents per Box; Five boxes for $i00.
Grcatnumbers Of Clcrgymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personugcs, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness ofthcse
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion Of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given; with also full descriptions OF the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol.
lowed for their cure.
DO not be put off by unprncipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand Ayers, and take 10 Others The sick
want the best aid there is for the and they should
have il,
All our remedies are for sale by
LANGWORTnY 4 FREY
AMI hr all Druggists ana dead irs every where.
Scptcmber2l 1850 --tly-wc
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NJ. yeipcau,s Bcautirying Powder.

II mparis 10 the complexion an exquisite
bloom and transparency. and ellectually pre-
vents th fui nation Ui wrinkles, hlptcLes,
irecklcs. Iinples. wens, etc., etc. Price 81
per BOX. sent by mail.
Every letter must contain SIN scents In stamps,
TO be used for reply. Address Dir. jackson,
tlcrber, Co.. or SIMPLY Posicflce I'ox 436 Gin.
'inlati, ohi". Office, No. l6I ~ ycamoic stieet.
Medicines aud islrGCtiOns sent lr'ulu, to
any part of the country.
February =. lS6l.-IOm.i.
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DR.. Jackson,s Perpetual Prcrentive.

the only article in the w"rld that. without
ncont tenienCe or danger. viii iniiLllly pre-
ent conception. Thousands rf married la
dies, too feeble to bear children EXCEPT nj Il q
hazard OF life. have reason tn be tlankiu ior
this Invention. II resembles no ether IrovoIi-
i've in use. and is superior t. all. Forward, d
to any address.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-07

of sufficient property will be made by the oihcer
in command. On the call Of a majority oil the
Committee of Safety in each County, troops
will be sent to keep the peace. But as such ex-
nedtions are for the benefit OF the people con-
cerned, who will have in nearly every case the
nower TO do the service themselves, the troops
will be ouartercd upon them, and be transported
by the County, in the manner above specihed,
the whole period it may be necessary to remain
IF. in CONSEQUENCE of disturbances not reported
by the committee, the General commanding
finds it necessary to send force into any Coun-
ty to restore order, they will be in like manner
billeted upon the County. unless the comoina-
tions are too powerful to be resisted, or the par
ties engaged in them were organized IN other
Counties, and brought On the disturbance by
actual invasion.
All persons in arms against the United States
are notified that by laying them down at the
nearest military post and perfor ming their du-
ties hereafter as peaceful and law abiding citi
zens, they will not be molested by the United
States forces, nor, SO far as the General COM
handing can influence the matter, will they be
subjected to punishment unless they have com
united murder or some other aggravated oifense.
Kansas CITY, Mo, Aug 5. Steamer West
Wind, with 400 of the LIST Regiment Of Ne
lars from Fort Leavenworth, under Col. Thayer.
arrived last evening, and proceeded this morn
ing to independence, where they liberated four
Union men who were in Jail there, and who
were to have been executed this afternoon as
Government spies. The troops then returned,
and are on their way up the river. Col. Thayer
says he saw nothing like rebellion at Independ-
ence, there being no organized body of Rebels
in the neighborhOod. Several IF the most prom
inent secessionists fled on the approach of the
troops, and Others proclaimed themselves good
Union men.
The Worlds correspondent writes:
" Miss Dix two nurses who started to the
relief of our wounded troops at Manassas, re-
turned this morning. They proceeded as far as
Fairfax, and were informed if they went fur
Their they must consider themselves prisoners of
war. The money which they took with them
was safely forwarded to the prisoners
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Gen, Mcclellan.

Last evening your correspondent with other
gentlemen of the press, had an interview with
Gen. Mcclellan, by invitation. 1t WasJ o CLOCK.
We were ushered lato large room, where sew
eral secretaries were hard ut work. we were
informed that The General had just returned from
long ride in the saddle, but would be happy
to see us soon. A young man, in IA pam plue
blouse, sweaty and sunburned, entered. Inc
company supposed him to be an employee ABOUT
the premises All were surprised when he was
introduced as General Mcclellan gentlemen.
He is of medium size, and weight, tough, SOLO,
firmly set. There is physical strength, en1ur-
ance and energy in every nerve, muscle hmp
and feature. You say at once that he can en-
dure great things. He spoke in low, musical
voice, and Bis words as gentle as those OF II
parent to u child. We should not pick him out
as being Il soldier.
He meets you as an equal. lie wins your con
idence You can see that the affection which
makes him tender father, must also make nm
IL popular commander Looking for genius, you
will discover it more in the quiet reserve which
can keep its own counsel, the tlrelcss energy
which marks the man in every part, the quick
perception, and prompt execution, than in any
one prominent trait Of character. His time IS
systematized He lays plans and executes them
not trusting to luck and chance to bring them to
pass. In his reconnaissance up the Potomac,
yesterday, he discovered an undefended place
where an army of 20 900 might be crossed to the
rear of Washington, in a couple OF hours lt
was surprise to himself and to the War De-
partment. 70 day the place will be defended.
In him, more than in Gen. Scott, are the hopes
of the people, for it is natural for us to look at
the men who execute quite US much as to those
who plan.
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A VETERANS LAST BATTLE.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the Philadelphia Press says
that among those who fell at Bull Run was one
old man whose head was white with age, and
whose story is Il romance of war. He has been
80 years in the regular service as private SOL
der He had followed the Indians through the
everg ladies' of Florida, bivouacked upon the side
of the Rocky Mounta ms, chased the Camanche
and the Cherokee through New Mexico, stood
before the fire of Buena Vista, charged up the
heights of Chepultelec, and followed the victor
ious flag of his country along the plaza of Mex
leo and into the halls of the Montezumas. His
arm was covered with chevrons, six blue stripes,
indicating six consecutive ,nlistments, and two
red battle stripes. typifying Florida and Mexi-
co and with these simple insignia he felt prou-
der than ever did the white plumed Murat at
the head Of his gaudy cavalry.
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Hs 4 TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.
6 O'CLOCK, A. M.

New York, August 6.
A dispatch from Washington to the Post sa VS.
that the Treasury Department has received most
eacourag ing advice relative to the taking of tn G
National Loan.
Every road to Southern Maryland is now
closely watched, us recent developments show
that arms, &C., have been daily transported
through.
ALBANY, N. Y, August G.
lie Republican State Committee met this af-
ternoon and passed resolution appointing a
committee OF five to wait upon the Democratic
State Committee on the 9Th inst. and invite
them to call their Convention ut the same time
and place as the Republican. for the purpose of
enabling the two Conventions to unite in ma
king Union ticket pledged to vigorous pros ;
ecutlon OF the war, for the restoration of the
Constitution and the execution of the Federal
laws in all sections of the Country.
Washington, Aug. 6. All the bills which
passed both Houses were approved by the Pres
ident, who yielded reluctant approval to tina
Tor the contscation of properly use for rebcllious
purposes.
Yesterday each House provided separately for
an increase OF the pay of the volunteers and
regulars "a per month, but finally they united
month. P'-
Many members leave to-day for their homes
Mr. L1tham will not return to California dn.
ring the recess. O"'
Military appointments Confirmed.
ashdngton, Aug. 6. The following nomi.
nations for additional Brigadier Generals are
sald to have been confirmed by the Senate last
night: '"''
Messrs. Hnrlburt, McClernand, Scbenck
Butler, Baker, Lyon, Cox. Prcntiss, Anderson
k'ng, Sgel and Couch. The principal officer
OF the new army regiments were also confirmed
whle the re]ectlons comprised only few minor
appointments. '''A
Lieut.. COL Emory's nomination was also cor
fru,ed. '"' "''' con-
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Vermont Teachers Association.

The Eleventh Annual Meeting of the Vermont
State Teachers Association will be held at Mid
dlcbury, August 18th and Goth In order to
accommodate those who desire to attend also
the meeting of the q American Institute of In
struction," or Brattle|joro ;, in the same week,
the meeting will commence on Monday. Aug
10th, at , clock, p NJ, and close on Tuesday
evening, August Goth.
On Monday afternoon, an address, on " Mu-
sic in Common Schools :" will be delivered by
Professor G. II. Clarke, of St. Adams; to be
followed by discussion.
Monday evening, an Address on "The best
mode of teaching Arithmetic, by Judah Da.
ma, Principal Of the High School at Windsor
Tuesday Forenoon Address on " Moral Gull
ture in Common Schools" by Rev VIM Sewell,
of Lunenburg.
Tuesday Afternoon, Address by Prof. NJ. II.
Buekham, of the University of Vermont on
" Obedience"
Tuesday Evening, Address by Hiram Orcutt,
Esq, of Brattleboro.
S. w, BoARDMAN, rx.
n. G. CLARK, EAecut'e
G. B SMITH, oo'nnll''ee'
Papers friendly to the cause are requested to
copy.
June Is, 1861.
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SoLDlEK's PAY.-The telegraph tells two sto-
rlos OF the increased pay voted by the present
Congress to volunteers-onc fixing it at two
dollars per month and the other at four The
Legislative report, however, makes it four dol
lars q month additional. A law has also been
passed providing that the pay shall commence
a, the period of enlistment, instead Of the time
oi being mustered into the service. This will
give those who now volunteer for the war, fif-
teen dollars fro II the Genera Government and
seven dollars month from the State Treasury
from the time of their enlistment and this is
exclusive of rations and uniform. This is bet
ter pay than almost any other business now Of
!tre
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Very Latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK y. M
MORE CAPTURE ON 70,
RATES.
Fhey walked up the wro,,o
Passenger.
A BATTLE IN MISSOURI
Lyon gives McCulloch battle
UNl0A TROOPS VICTORIOUS
Lyon gives McCulloch bat+le
UNl0,A TROOPS VICT0RIO|rS

PHILADELPHIA, August
The gun-boat TIaeg arrived at Mieiin FIJI,
morning with thir,y,s Rebel pirates taken from
vessel lately stolen at Charleston. formerly
the revenue cutter Aiken The pirate fired Gun
at the trigate St. Lawrence, off Charleston
installing her for a merchantmen, when tboSt
Lawrence returnrd broadside, sinkiec her
Five of the crew were lost, and the rest war.
secured by boats, and placed on the gun.bost
Flagg.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, August G.
A battle occurred to-day at Dug Spring. 10
miles south of this place, between Gen. LYON
AID forces and Ben McCulloch's troops Eight
of the former were killed, and 80 woup daa
while 10 Of McCuloch' S Rebels were killed and
A wounded. Gen. Lyon took 80 stands Of
arms and Is horses and wagons Our cavalry,
27O strong, made charge on body of Rebels,
said to be 5000 strong, cutting their wav
through and routing them with loss of only
cavalry. The charge was most gallant and ter.
rible. Several dead Rebels were found with
their heads cloven clear through. The enemy
retired during the night, and Gen. Lyon took
possession of the field. Another battle was mo.
mcn'arly expected the enemy being in large
force west Of Springfield.
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/ NERMoNTER IN RETREAT From gentle
man returned from Virginia since the battle of
Bail run, we learn the following incident
Richard Dodge. commonly known hereahouts
as - Shack" Dodge, member of the Water
bury Company, having become separated from
his command, was leisurely retiring from the
field, on his own hook, in company with
one Of the suffers of the Regiment. Ills com
ranon had just spoken to him suggesting that
they had better g hurry up when C Shack ~
eaw a stout Rebel near a tree some distance
back, adjusting rope around the neck of
b slight, boyish looking Federal soldier
\ Shack, at first installing the Rebels victim
For Charley Storrs, of the CAPITAL GUARDS,
Forgot that he was retreating, and at once
charged bayonet on the murderously -lninded
Southern miscreant, and run him through the
lead, killing him instantly; and then with the
Rebel sword, served the dead traitor as David
erved Gollah in ancient war. The rescued
ban proved to be member of one Of the Maine
Regiments, who without the least reluctance
travelled" agreeably to " Shack !" advice.
ge haven t heard, however, that Dodge, was
that account sorry for what he had done.
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Lamoille County Convention.

TIE Republicans of Lamoille County arc in.
v:tei to meet in Convention at Hydepark, on
Thursday August 18th, at 10 o'clock A. M.
FOX the purpose of nominating candidates for
County Officers, and doing such other business
as NAY be deemed advisable.
L. D: NEwroS, J Republican
G. W. HENDEE, Co.
Z. S. PARKE, Committee.
Johnson, July 90, 1861.