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-FaTAL AcctDEXT,-On Frdly morn
Dir. L. II. Whittier, of Piedmont,
pkrswau on the Baltimore & Ohio
soai, was instantly killed ut Rowles-
Mr.. W. was standing on the deck
car. and upon passing through the
eaerOss Cheat river. he was struck
knocked upon the track. His head
vtretl from his body, which was 9th ;
autilnted. An inquest Is held by
te Hollis, and verde, rendered in
lance with the facts. The RilrOad
any with their usual promptness have
charge of the body which was sent
iedmonr, where the deceased has
Is residing, for intermeat.
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pg-Alr. BupsETr, whose readings our
:itizens have witnessed with pleasure on
.wo or three d tferent occasions, il delight.
ng crowded houses in St. Louis.
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A STRoxu GovERSNEST.-A writer in
the Mobile Tribune, upon the duty of the
St"te Convention, makes this as the start
ing point for strong, government.
II lay it down as an axiom. tina, the
tendency Of all republican institutions Is
TO mOhorraey, agrariAnisn, and ANARCHY
terminating most usually in military de.
potism-Or the extinction of the nation by
its incorporation with that of a superior
power.
The history Of the republics of Greece,
Rome. France, aud Spanish America on
this Continent. illustrates and fortifies this
axiom"
This must, be encouraging to the work
ing men, who are called upon to sympa.
thizc With secession.
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ST. Lorts: March 4.4zPursuaGt to- ills
;ldl9pE9qIsnE ea PTidasy eYeuips NY, STATE
, :; met IN the Mercantile library
- ran =, sss stist q order at 1890 A. ~.
IN. ire Han u ,itstetPIiy decorated with VA
tiuual flngs. = large eagle is placed over
Us Ghairmau's stand. Lobby crowded.
4 .committeeoF IL on Frdrrat Relations
was aPpuinted.
lne Convention is now engaged in dis
Casing u proposition o receive Mr. GIenu,
.Fomnlissi9neF from Georgia, with a fair
prospect of rejecting it
:. SF. Lnris, NurrhisI.-Lnther. G. Glenn,
Commissioner from .Gtorgia, delivered a
strong secession speech before u joint Sea-
sion Of tue Legislature last night,
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-TnE ISAUacnAL ANNIVERSARIES
most remarkable anxiety felt yester-
see LincOln's Inaugural address,
Pmmeaced receiving the document by
sph Immediately after its delivery,
sned in an extra about 5 o'clock.
eW minutes afterwards, it was being
lOui in nearly all the stores in the
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COMMISSIONERS Sale OF PHIf1eV
Coal Mines. ''S

w EupPiy o. Steamboats, and the river trade With
eoai e e1eeileat qulltys With SSIs AeFes q taid
ana ah'nt 70 Dwelling Houses, With AL tile Improve
rnentS STAIN Engines, hank Wagons, RaIlrads and
many OtbeF appaFtelAnees embrAeinE all the riter
T2nt, a tho SaEFogA " miles l-lIW BeIlair. ia
No. Z ms property e q very dcsirsIlo one and
oAeEa rare ehanes lOF pTutsbls Investment ising
Plts n only $IO0O, aud Il may be sold for two
ehiTda q aPPraisemelt- II properly managed Il
sI w Sss!a sTEe 9unual ineretsA Ihe 1le Wi.
Sake place On fhuFaiaH the 9Th day Of March 1881,
hotUEltl the hWnrl uf 10 A. 81 md 1 p n Al tbS-
Cpurt uo0sg Ia 81. ClairsyIlls, by
ne Ass -tsg1 - sEO5S1sALREANDERs 81
{ teSte=aAN2-. saHy4Pr CpuElisEl6uaE.
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Several democratic members of the late
Congress were to-day engaged in drBBiug
up H-tnanitestu, to be presented to tlrelead-
sFs OF all parties for their signatures, Ms u
basis fora Union part- organization.
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sFALpINGss PREPARED GJUEf

ia sinEis belize ofsrALDISr-s PREpGRl.p
GLCe will ave ten dimes ltt cot annually ga
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go q. -. 49,.

EFga Gl tTGttdss R. q. Gs1attt, cLGesoa, M. =.
We heartily endntOs BIr. spalding. and bis unrt
vailed cepiutiie Pins.
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FtOa, 0s IErdy Htps, 6eRpvot, R.I
cePhaiie Pflls AFRO taxing tie Piaes Of All kinda.
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6sidering the haste with which the
Ee was spread before the public, and
Fors which are entirely unavoidable
smittiug it by telegraph, We present
ee"ae"' this morning IN very good
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Al the CONCLUSION Of the Inauguration
ceremnnieS the President was escorted TO
the Senate Chamber, thence to his carriage,
aud tue military forming as in procession
OF the morning, accompanied him with the
Ccmmittee, OF, Arrangements TO the White
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y p . Z
eTHE TNvIrATIOS TO MR. CalTrESpES.
Following are the. RESOLUTIONS offer
FDr. Logan in the City Council, on
= lay night, aud adopted: So
lEREAs, The Hon. John J. Crittcuden
'9it 10 withdraw from the National
iis, after career Of public SERVICES
Tag over \ psrioi of nearly half u
81, and whereas, we, the members of
phucl of the city OF Wheeling, and
sentinglitS citizens, wish to express
Phument of respect aud venerttion
We cherish for the eloquent patriot
tatestAan who has SO long aud so
eStly eViuCed his attachment to the
plies OF our government, therefore
etVed, That We hereby convey to the
9ohnJ. Crittenden our earnest appre.
of the enlarged and comprehensive
mAnship of which he has been and
3 tue distinguished exponent.
otged. That ia the purity of his life.
untiinrhing devotion TO his convte
of right aud 0f duty nErier the most
3 Circumstances. and in his intimate
Gus TO the Patriots and Statesmen OF
past. DE has endeared himself to our
3 aud has given his name an endear.
lace IN the affections of the American
eoissd, That We extend 10 Mr. Critlen.
u Invitation to VISIT our city, at his
50 convenience and Partaks offs hos
ties.
etsEd, That the Mayor and one mem
t9e Council mum each Ward he Gp-
~ COMMITTEES aud 70 furnish him
copy Of thsss rosoluIiouSs -
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! sPAGDISG's PREhARRD GIUEi
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:. ~ EiVV 00OOUS.
DRIETED DELA1NES,
Il CANON EFLASNELS,
BLEACItED MUSLISs,
JAMS Just received by GRO. II. TAYLOR.
ElNE. AND COMMON CIGARS CON.
II SfANTLY on hand aud FOR Eale by
does ". A. EDWARDS a nRO
ENyER-COATINCS -PIINCE OF WALES
" AosehT Beaver, English kerseS, SaxUny BesT-
sr Hnd PetsrsilRs Of the best InAnuGctOrieS which
viii make up at the lowest rates
oct2 JOIN T. LAKIN.
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RETLoLhsIrE0, FRIxx1iT Co.. oHio. \
JunuafyD y, lNGI

lneiHaea find t!sent fye ceuts toE bIch st,d
S = q p SsphJlie piils Send 10 adde's Of Rev
y. y. Ia5ef u ldshtg RTahElu Co. ObiD. y
HTDst inGtdnIer $3.50
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;4ssEaLDING'S PREPARED eLJgi J
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II. o. SPALuiSG. Etq. RI
%ish for some circulars orIaTge ahou bills 10
oLlng your CePhalie ifls more laTtIeulaTiv IetoT
please send to me. @'HE'
:, One Of my custOmers who Is subject to sevt4r SEX
Headache. uAly lhstihE two DAYS Nos c,,TSi ,F,S
aHSeE an one hour by your I'iiLS, phiet Ernt bSr
erffie.g Iis'Pse;falIy ye.pIE E:s 49,. II.
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HENRY @, SPALDtSu, Esn. - $500
Please md enclosed twenty-five cents. for ubIeh
Nend me smother buX OF YOUR CepbSIic pill IT
uTe truly de bt.t Iflis TEdre .rer fIIai.
HiFeet A. SIOYER, T. H.,
Belle Vernon, Wyandotto Co q
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-30

CANCER.

nOCTOR r. w. Hill would respectfully inform the in
IL habitants OF Hardwck, vicinity and Community, at
large that he has removed to South Hardwok Caledonia
cer-n its uGrous Stages) speciality in business, in
connection with Chronic Diseases private or common
The Doctor feeling conscious OF his ability in the treat
mcnt of the above named Dseaserom 80 years expert
il the treatment Of Cancer aud ali conditions OF the
system, producing that Disease he would say to the
afflicted, come one come all, and the Doctor will advise
you what do All Counsels gratuitous ANY amount OF
References will be given to the creduous application
I'll. Doctor is regular Ply scian Of the old school
eonth Hsrdwick, June "a, 1851 287
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ErEsF!ip Shorts Estafe.

TINE Subscribers l1pAgt cen appointed by he Honor
able Probate court or the District Of WGshn gton
Commissioners TO receive, examine jan dust II claims
and dcma nds OF all persons gainst tie Estate of Php
Shot, iate Of Calais, in said District, deceased rep.
resented nsoiven md the six months fro the
Gath day of Aug a y. l96l being aloWen " sud
the creditors osaid decedsod TO exhibit and prove their
Speciye usglVe notice laweWi attond
othc duties OF appointment 1.-THE dwelling house of
Mrs. Nancy ". Short in Calais III said district, on
the cath # December and February next 10 O'Clock
in The forenoon each oi said days.
NAJH'L EATON, ic..,,.
CHAS. s. BENNETT, Ho'li
Calais, August a, a. D. 1861 f2SGw3.
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'E'Ens01y.v ERPOOks1 Estate.

sTATE OF VERMONT In Probate Courl, holden at
RANDOLPH DIsrR,cT, IS. Bfookfed, in and for said
District, on the 10Th day Of August, A. D. 1861
ZLBA SPRAGUF, Administrator on the Estate of
Timothy Brooks late Of Ra ndoph, in said district, de.
ceased, makes application 10 sad Court to extend
the heretofore allowed him TO pay the debts due
from, said Estate and to render his administration &C
count until future day:
Wheeupon is ordered by said Court that said applica
ton &c heard at tn Registers Office in Brookfed onthe
5,h day Of Sept a. II. 196l and is further ordered
that notice be given to al persons by the publ
cation Of this order the Green Mountain Freeman, prn
ted Montpelier, three weeks snccsssyey, before SAID
hearing, Cos j. r. CLIAIE AND, Re gsteT
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-30
Probate Courts for Randolph
District.

y,RoBATE COURTS within and for the District Of Ran
doph for the ensuing will be holden as follows
AZ the REGISTERS Office in Broekeld, the first Thurs
dsy ia each month; at the Orange County hotel, in
Chelsea on the third Thursday each month at Chad
wicks Hotel in West Randolph on the fourth Thursday
in each month. Az J. L. Bowes' Hotel III Washing
tom on he second Thursday in February May and Aug
ust. by order OF Court,
j. R. CLEAVELAND, REGISTER
Chelsea December | 1860,
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Mortified Institution.

FTHE Fall Term of Eleven weeks begins Wednesday,
sept 4th, 1851, when the school will be organized un-
ner the direction OF new corps of teachers who will aim
to secure thorugh of study. This school being
situated on an emine overlooking the village of North
field has the advantage of healthfu atmosphere and
pleasing prospect.
Board can obtained for prices varying from So to SO
per week Students should be present at the opening of
he school il practicable.
For particulars address f. II. RANDALL Principal.
Mortified, VT, July Sth, 1861 2S9m2*
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South Chadwick ACADEMY
TUE Fall Term Of this Institution will comme net
L. Wednesday, Sept i, and continue eleven weeks.
BOARD OF TEACHERS.

fEHE Fall Term Of this Institution will ccmme net
L. Wednesday, sept. i, and continue eleven weeks.
BOARD OF TEACHERS.
4. j. SANB0RN, A. B., Principal.
MRS. w. J. SANBORN, Teacher of French
GEO. II. BLAKE, Assistant.
Mss E. J. NORRIS, Teacher Of Primary Denartment
WILBUR F. WElIPPLE, Teacher of Music
a4EA 1. Az, Teacher of Penmanshp.
me above Teachers have been carefully selected and
we iee assured that school in this part of the STATE
fers more ample facilities for education than this Tbe
Duongis spacious, neatly furnished and we'll suited fr
Lac comfort Of the student The school is situated in be
peasant and thriving village OF South Hardwick easy of
"0nSss ana surrounded by an intelligent community.
ATTENTION VIII be given those who wish to
Ciasslcal course, preparatory entering Col
~ VIII be the aim of the teachers to teach NOT isoa
ecu acts nut principles and their relations to each other
10 eatn PraCtca knowledge that the student NAV not 90
oG 'to NE IKE the hooded messenger of the Sayan bnt
Wien aus howedge classified and arranged so that he
~ ~ w po ealleu INTO
I'VE best manner of teaching the different branches will
DC discussed IN class formed for the benefit of those in
tending to teach. " 0 III
school. " " " D"9 eNeiolse IN
1he debating society will give good opportunity for
speaking and writing, both to Ladies and Gentlemen
lectures VIII be given by the Principal upon the differ
en1 branches pursued during the term.
boardfrom 81 80 to $500. including room washing
fuej, &c. 'O' ""'''Ds'
Heeins Tor self-bOarders one shilling per week
For tuIton see small handbilis.
For Rooms or Board apply to the PRINCIPAL
South Hardwick, July 90 1861. E.B. GUYER Sec.
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American & Foreign Patents
r. Fl. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OE 2. A,UEM1nS

(Late Agent of U. S Patent Office, Washington. unds
the Act of 1879
76 State street, oppu@ite kilby st., lsoston.
A FTER an extensive practice of upwards of twsriv
"A years, continues secure Patents in the nited
also in Great Britain France and other foreon conn
Tries. Caveats Specifications, Assignments and all Pa
Pers or drawings tor Patents, executed liberal terms
ana with despatch. Researches made into American as,
tofeisn Works. lodetemne the validity or utility of Pb
ehts olhVehens, legal or oiher advice rendered
any Patent furnished by RENTING One Dollar Assion
ments recorded at Washington.
This Agency is not only The largest in New Eno,rI
through IL inventors have have securing
patents or ascertanng the patenabiy of Inventions
if not UNNECESSARILY superior to any
can be offered them elsewhere The testimonials below
gwen prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT1HE
PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber and as SIJCCESS
IS THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ARI1
he would add that he has abundant to believe
can prove that at no other office of the kind are the
charges Tor professional services moderate, The I'M
nlense practice of the subscriber during twenty wear
past, has enabled him TO accumulate vast collection nf
speclhchtlons and official decisions relative patents
Ihese besides his extensive library of legal and mechan
zeal works. and full of patents granted in tho
United States and Euope ender him able beyond ques.
on to offer superior facilities for obtaining patents
All necessity of journey to Washington to procure
patent and the usual great delay here here saved
Inventors. ~
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr. Eddy Of the most capable aud sue
cesJM practitioners with whom have had had ofcila
intercourse. ~
CHAs. MASON" Commissioner of Patents.
nave no hesitation in assuring Inventors that thew
cannot EMPLOY person more competent and Trustworthy
ana more capable of putting their applications form
TO secure for them an early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office. EDMOND BURKE,n
Late Commissioner of Patents
re-. Boston, February 8, 1858.
Mr. R. II, Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN anp
cations, but of which patents have been grant
ed, and that is pending. Such unmistakn ble
proof OF great talent and ability his part leads me t
recommend all inventors to apply to him procure their
patents, as they may be Of having the most faithful
attention bestowed their cases. and Mt very reasonably
charges JOHN TAGCApTn
Frem Sept l7h, 1857, to June 18th 1853 the subsche,
IN course of his large practice made on twice rejected
SIXTEEN APPEALS EVERY ONE of
which was decided in his favor, by the Commissioner Of
fatehH' $500 k. II. EDDY.
Boston, Jan. |, 1860 5dvI
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CARRIAGES ANHp SLEaGHs

bf THE BEST woRKMEN IN THE COUNTRY
NV tbe and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried"
oS 'he subscriber opposite the
court House Square, AIontpeIier, VI
will n psrh IN waat of oa,ansoi Carriages AMI s
the ola 20 well to call AMI what is being done
All orders promptly ATTENDED to.
JOHN W. CLARKE
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Y GpfECc.

WHEREAS my wife, Della E. Gilett, has left nv hel
w and board without just provtcatop this is
to forbid all persons harboring trusting her on my ac
count, as shall pa debts OF her contracting after
this date. ABEL! NJ GILLETT ,Tr
Duxbury, July % l58l f3v29l+
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Calais, August a, 4. D. 1861. f2SGv
liberation Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that This day have given my
II son. Haer +. Dexter, his time during the remainder
of his minority, and therefore shall pay debts his
contracting claim any Of his earnings after thsdae.
RUFUS A. DEXTER.
BE- 3d., q $gaHs Witnesses.
West Iopsham, July IS, 1861: 292w3*
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COMPOUND 81
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ats tCOrSf EnS..r ~

4
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EsTtE Bills NED IN 177s,
would call the attention Of all interested in the us
PURE LIQUORS as medicine, to their unequaled st
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FNHlS is TO certify that havo this day given my son
George w Perrin, his time during the remainder OF
his DorIty add that shall claim of his earnings
nor pay debts of his contracting after this date
South Barre, Aug. u. 1861. 26N WIN. PERRIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-18
GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence Of The Star.

GEoRsKrowS, May Is, 1861.
AT the meeting Of the Board Of Common Coun-
eli last evening message from the Mayor enclo-
sing an account OF John Booth; a report from the
CHIEF OF police in relation TO the want OF re pairs
Toe watch house; and a petition of residents OF
!enerson street, sking for the laying Of gas ma ns
on mat thoroug hfare, were appropriately referred
A resolution, devolving upon the Mayor the
duties OF street commissioner aud water engineer
and Increasing bis salary $500 since the date of
MI. Myers resignatio1-thus making the salary
sl,OC0 per annum-was passed by both boards; az
Adjourned
There is general expression Of satisfaction
here at the quiet and orderly behavior Of the
troops stationed In our midst. We have heard IL
stated as an extraordinary fact, and one most
creditable to the military In and around Wash.
ington, that fewer cases Of drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct occur than might be expected
and would probably occur In an increase OF pop-
ulation to the extent Of 25 600 men In the usual
way. That il, that lswlessness has not Increased
In the District in the same rates an It's population
10 the last few weeks
Our citizens were very mach gratihed YESTERDAY
70 learn that the President had promoted Colonel
Thomas to be Brigadier General, and Capt Meips
70 be Colonel. The first named gentleman is a
resident OF our city, and the latter is well known
Tor his connection with the w ashington aqueduct
and other public works, and for his services re-
Gently In reinforcing Fort Piekens Both are
hightoned, patriotic gentlemen, and both have
many warm friend In this community.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-18
DIED.


On the 9Th instant, THOMAS EDWARD
youngest son of X. l.. Jenkins, in the Sd year OF
hIse age.
On the nth instant, JOHN FRANCIS Oldest
son oil X. L.. jenkins, In the 4th year of his age.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family ara
respectfully invited TO attend his funeral on to-
morrow Sunday afternoon, at s O'Clock from his
late residence, near the Government Hospital for
the Insane. ~
On the afternoon OF the nth instant. after O. pro
traoted Illness which she bore with christian for
t!tude, Mrs. ANN H.. relict of the late Audrey
Forrest, IN the list year of her age.
The above was one whose loss will be deeply felt
by All who knew her one who, while living was
loved and respeoted-dea she will be remaInt cred
by her friends, who will feel that their adec ion
was worthily bestowed. Her illness was charac-
terlzsd by the utmost Patience, resignation, and
chee :fulDess, under pro onged suffering even to
the last Certainly, her last illness was rem.rka-
Die, ana by those only Who were dai v watching
over her can Just idea OF her singular ten scity OF
hfs he fIrmed. For months she had never boen
free from excessive pain-and this alone tends
somewhat to mitigate the sorrow for her4pss. And
ii IL can be any comfort to her beloved children to
her large CIRCLE of acqua ntances, let them dwell
upon the knowledge that s. o passed through lfe
As chrI snan-that she lived and died esteemed
by her friends, beloved by her relatives Cherished
BY her children, ana regretted by all.
The friends and relatives of the family are re-
sPecfulty invited to attend her funeral, from the
Issldenoe OF her son-In-Iaw, Mr.. Thomas Altemus
NO os7 Eighth street east. at O'Clock to-morrOw
Sunday evening, the I9:h inst.