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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITSl
The genuine have five signatures of Henry
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Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in
Medicines.
Box will be sent by mail prepaid on re-.
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PRICE 25 CENTS. -.
All srdors should be addressed to
HENRY c.. SPALDINa,
48 Cedar Street, New York.
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~ BELLE VERNON, OHlo, Jan. l6, 1851. Il
HENRY c. SPALDING, Esq. SD, sci ,,.E -ssss
Please find enclosed twenty five. cents, for
which send me another box of ,yeur Cephalic
Pills. TAey are trsfy the best i4s5I haze ever
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, Direct A. .sTovER, p. M.
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H. C. spALDIse. So - - =,
SIR: You will please send me two boxes o.
your Cephalic Pills. Send them Immediately
Respectfully yours, ---s.i,s.s,-
: p. Z. I haze used one boz Of yosr Pills
and tfxd tkem ercrlient. !.
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z.-.sss-st SAVE THE PIE CBsi -.
E ECONOMY .f..ess - ! DISPATCH
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some cheap and convenient way fer repairing
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e sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
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and up to the sticking point.
"USKFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,"
N. B.---A brush accompanies each Bottle
Price, 25 cents. Address, bsss%k1e ags
gas sSe HENRY C. SPALpING,
~ . - No. Is CEDAR Street, News York.
* sEasi iss 6 CAUTION. 7sse5ss sssa4s
As certain unprinciplsd persons are at
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lie, limitations Of my PREPARED GLUE, ]
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g SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE -
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Feb. ~, 1851.
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.e7 MANSFIELD, CoNN., Feb. 5, 1861.
Mr.. SPALpING.
SIR:-I have tried your Cephalic Pills, and
Hike them SO veH that want you to send me
two dollars worth more, .-.s-.s...,
r. Part of these are for the neighbors, to whom
| gave few out of the first box got from
you. $500, t..F -, -
Send the Pills by mail, and oblige a., s..
Your ob't servant, ..s -s.-
JAMES KENNEDY.
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at terms consistent with SOL
vency and fair profit. ~
GO Especial attention given to Insurance Of
Dwellings and Contents, for terms Of to 5
years. iM S ,7 ~ e,eesee = ssf
The solid service, long and successfully
tried, and the many advantages the Etna In
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the ability of property owners to sustain
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C Sm.A via lrtai1H q ilC laiil
mHurc3 q illaasud stand q arms SIX
Geld pieces and BE slpop, from The ~
ocsiouists AZ Enipn, Nd One Of bic
men vas acci3olalY slas.
Il q asceftai0e ,hai 4 portion 81 our
iroop have gore to Edwards Ferry,
aboal half way % Harpers Ferry.
The New York 59ih have captured ihe
brother IF ihe sco,ndre Jackson who muir
dend Ellsworth
Gov. fIirL. and ghcrs ask Troops for
Tredcnek --tsen. PatieTSon will advance
brigade 10 HAT point--An Engage
meni bat no particulars.
IA6ERssoWN, June 10.
Frigu3s u Gov Hicks, Senator Colds
borough, and tie Secretary II State 81
Maryland, arrivelihis morning from Fred.
criek, and have visited Gen. Thomas brig
ade, and asked troops for Frederick.
Gen. Pauersos viii Immediately adj
vance a brigade q that point and il will
march to-day. Dsloyalty is very strong in
Frederick among the members Of the Leg
isl8ture.
Gen. Williams lhiri brigade. consisting
Of the 9Th, STD and 10th regiments, and
the Scott Legion reached Green Castle
yesterday and a forward movement from
this point silt BE made to-day Or to-mor-
row.
There i a report Of conflict ct dam
No. 8. on the Potomac Ii originated IN
an attempt Of the Vircinians to accomplish
iis Obstruction Lhc attempt was renewed
this morning, and resisted BY the Home
Guard Of Clear Spring and Williamsport
An engagement is now going on, but
the particulars are not known. have
sent an express to obtain full particulars
tonight. The fights fifteen miles distant.
Every man in Virginia between the
ages Of sixteen and sixty is required to en-
list in the service on or before Thursday
next.
Nirginians Just arrived say that sceces-
sionists claim 10 have $4,000 men at Har-
per's Ferry. The Union men of Virginia
say the number is nine thousand,
The Berkeley Border Guards and Clark
Rifles left Mariinsburg on Saturday for
lIarpers Ferry. They number 100 mon,
The Rifle Rangers from West Chester
are stationed at Martinsburg.
II is ramored that two pieces Of artillery
brass six FOUNDERS are close 10 Williams
port on the Virginia side, concealed.
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State Items.

GEoRGE Il. THATCHER, who some
three years since moved to Louisiana, from
Bennington, has enlisted in the army Of
the Confederate States. A strong anti
slavery man when lie went South he is
now the exact opposite.
a FLAG FOR THE GREEN MOUNTAIN
BoYs.-Natives Of Vermont now resi-
ding in this city, intend to present a stand
Of colors TO the Vermont Regiment soon
to arrive here, ana Tor mat purpose have
got up dollar subscription. Mr.. b. Muir
ry, Cashier Of the American Exchange
Bank is Treasurer Of the fund.-N Y
Tribune
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LATEST NEWS |.
Traitors ia Baliimorc--A Sergeant knoca-
ed down by Rowdy---Thc Kowdy
Shot--C.en. Banks at Baltimore.

WAsHlN6ToN, June 10.
Ten thousand federal troops viii be in
Baltimore in less than ihiriy.six hours.
The city i 10 fermcnt aud traitors are
preparing 10 rise. Nightly drills have
been going on and arms are stored in pri-
waite houses, At the first symptoms Of
rising the city win be bombarded by Fort
Mcllenry.
4 member Of Michigan regiment re-
ports that while passing through Balti-
more an orderly sergeant while standing
~ the door OF car was struck by brick
bat. The Sergeant fired on the rowdy,
killing him instantly. Gen. Mansfield has
sent az army officer to Baltimore to inycs-
iigsie the affair.
Gen. Banks takes command at Balt-
more to-day. Troops at Tie Relay House
viii remain there.
Major Meyer IS in Washington perfect
ing arrangements ior the employment Of
telegraph apparatus, signal lights and bal
Icons as auxiliary aids 10 the movement Of
the army.
Mr.. Bennett, who was detained for
treason hy the rebels at Falls Church, for
shoeing federal horses, has arrived from
Manassas where be saw Beauregard, and
also several prisoners, some Of them resi-
dents Of Washington.
Ii is in,imated that a plan is alooi 10
deposc Gov Hicks and establish proyis-
ional Government on Thursday, several
members Of the Legislature being IN the
plot.
Federal troops are TO b sent TO Fred
eIick Thursday, TO protect the Union men
there.
The 9th Regiment are ordered TO Cham.
bersburgh. Entertainments are being
thrown up on the Virginia shore Of the
Potomac above Georgetown, where dist
rict troops viii b. stationed to intercept
the retreat Of rebels in that direction.
From Fortress Monroe and Newpor
News.
The steamer Marion has arrived from
For, Monroe and Newport News.
The Massachusetts sih, Vermont Isl
Scott Life Guard. and the German Rifles
were encamped at Newport News.
The yermuniers had thrown up breast
works twelve feet high in four days.
Col Bendix's regiment viii connect sim
liar works in day or two. They seize
three prisoners Saturday afternoon. 60
lnmbiads have been mounted on the banl
of the river.
Fx-Cox. Wise going 10 Western Virgin
farms. Fieid Pieces. and Sioop cap
tured ffem the Rebels.
Ex-Gav. Wise intends to 80 20 West
crn Virginia to aid the rebels.
Tic Is, regiment Of Penny lvanian
have started. probably ior Poift IF Rock
- Friedrich City
Cars and locomotive were iaken
Alexandra thif morning
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DIR. r. BUTTON,
ID O IN. Il 4. . C .

Permanently located at Hoosick Falls, n. y
REFERENCES a
II. X. MeLAYE, NJ. d.. Hoosicll Falls
b. c. BR0wYELL, No. Pownal,
GENERAL Porter, SO. pownal.
II. II. HArHoRN, Union Hall, Saratoga SPRING
Dr. B. win be at WoodBorih's Hotel, Arling
ton, on Tuesday and Wednesday of each week
till further notice. 2tf
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David o. Gales Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! At a Probate Court
Manchester District, s.. holden at Manehcs.
ter, in and for said District on the 8lst day Of
My, A. d. 1861.
Present, Hon. II. K Fowler, Judge.
The Administrator on the Estate Of
DAVID o. GALE,
late Of Winhall, in said district, deceased, made
application that the time allowed to settle said os-
tate be extended one year
Whcreupon it was ordered that said application
he heard at a Probate Court, to be holden at the
Probate Office, in said Manchester, on the last
Wednesday Ct June next, and that all persons in
terested in said Estate be notified thereof by pub
fishing a copy Of the record Of this order three
weeks succcssiyey in the Manchester journal
printed at Manchester, which shall be deemed
sufficient notice to all persons to appear and con
test said application, if they sec cause.
II. X. FOWLER, Judge
A true copy Of record.
3w2 Attest II. K. FOWLER, Judge
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EQUINOX STORE.
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L Manchester. Payments easy and advances
made to those who wish to build. Building ma
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Manchester, May rs, 1861.
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Grfsi ayity rretaH p tte Wai D..
tsfsm 90 n refenace u Harper Ferry,
Maaas AZ 8auaaa an8 Norfolk.
Ca, Leshcf las erierc3 oai shc entiue
free q Virginia militia b ,he vicinity q
Hstpers Ferry ard Manassas junction.
Gen. SH has fresh and aoeufaie infar-
nkfioa as 30 Gle numbers ard movements
~ Csc nbcls ard preparing % meet the
Interested force y ile enemy.
Tlf Heasnsr Mgani vernon. fFum For
trss Monroe. report t.e entire town a.
EvanVafi eleven m.lcs tbis JIG d Acqgis
CrseA. b flames The property IN iown
IS principally owned 81 Union men.
The steamer Cambridge vas disemhark-
iag Troops b Forre Monroe.
Il S reported ilai another steamer is
landing 4 meni 60 Pigs Point
A py was arrested .a8 nigla near Ar.
lneion, wbIle Attempting 20 pa through
osr lines wiih forged pss
SUNDAY.
ALEXANDRIA. JUMP 3.
Two prisoners nere captured yesterday
by -four pritates Il Company y, Michigan
Regiment, one mile this side Of BeFks'
Station ara SHEEN miles from here. oil the
Orange a. Alexandria Railroad One Of
the prisoners 3 Corporal 10 a Cavalry
company nd re other q private IN tie
Governors Guards 10 Richmond, which
il also d Cavalry company
The Michigan men ullle scouting. APP
preached near Berks Station, whcn they
SAYS number Of stacks Of muskeis. They
pat back and were pursued BY tie two
Cavalry, and sought refuge in ambush and
succeeded IN capturing their prisoners and
brought them to town, where they are
,realed with exceeding kindness. They
appear 10 be quite contcnted, and one OF
them, who is a physician, is writing a
statement of bis experience The names
of the prisoners are DIR. Thomas Flcm-
ming and i'hos. Green.
Seven thousand yards cassinei and 9TH
cr military goods were seized AZ the Adj
ans Express office to-day, consigned 10
Point Of Rocks, via Alexandria and Lon
don r. r. Valued ~ $4,000.
The seizure Of goods in this vicinity
belonging to the rebels, viii almost pay
expenses.
Al edition Of the first number Of the
Soldiers Newspaper, by lhe Pennsylvania
9th Regiment appeared this evening. II
Is printed in fine style. on the old Alex
andria Standard Press, and Is fan Of in-
teFesting information regarding the condi-
ton Of the soldiers, &c II i edited by
Lieut. Ely, Of Lebanon County. Several
columns arc devoted to German litera-
turc.
NASHVILLE, june ..
The vote of this city for separation and
representation IL 1908, against separation
2i9. Eleven other districts in this coun-
~ give for separation 2,393, against S.
Memphis gives J,Go8 t1r separation, 4
against separation and 3 ior the Union.
TIE interior, as lar as heard from, is near-
" unanimous. The State is largely seces-
sion.
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A Good thing that Everybody
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List Of Humphreys Specific Homeopathic Rem
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Retail price Of single Box, CENTS
No. For Fever, Congestion and
inflammation, heat, pain, restlessness, %
2.-FOr Worm Fever, Worm Collie,
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wakefulness, slow growth, and ieebleness Of
infants, ~
l.-POr Diarrhen. Of children or adj
uts, cholera iniantum, and summer COM
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Collie, Gripings, Bilious Collie, falldysentery q
G.-FOr Cholera, cholera morbus, nau-
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2f.-FoR GENERAL DEBILITY, physical or
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~ URINARY DISEASES, Gravel, Renal
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John Davidsol's Estate.

JOnH OdNluSoA ESidtts
STATE or VERMONT, at Probate Court
Manchester District, s.. Sholden 81 Mahches-
Ter. in and for said DistTic, on the 9th day OF
June. A. p. 1861.
Present, Hon. II X FeElr Jadge
The Administrator On fhe Estate Ct
JOHN DAVIDSON.
late q perd, in said District, lceeasoi applied L
render ~ account az BIS ainisistraiicn.
Whereupon L was ordered hat said application
IL heard al Probate Ceart 10 Re holden a the
Probate 0fsce, il said Manchester, en- the last
"Wednesday q jane next. al tina. al persons IN
teres,ed IN said Estate k ntihel thereof BY pub
fishing s copy q the recon q this order three
weeks saooesslgsly IN the Manchester Journal,
printed 81 Msnehesicr, Hhch shall be deemed
snHiaient notice g al pers1= y appear aud cen
ttsi sad application, ii the9soc cause.
u BF0wLER, Judge
trsle copy 81 record
wa Anesi FIX FaHlt judge
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EIcctr0-Chcmical and llcdicated
Baths.

II is under the immediate care ard direction Of
T.. III. sprague, W. d., who from the sue
cess which has attended his practice for the past
Eighteen years, feels confident in offering his SER
vices in this capacity, that he can restore thC
bloom Of Health to many faded check, and eff
feet permanent cure Of IN any diseases which haN
baiiled the skill Of ordinary practitioners.
For particulars and circular, free Of charge
Address L. II. sPRAGUE, M. D.,
MANCHESTER, VT.
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MARRIAGES.

In Lansingburg, n. Y, June 10h, by Rev.
Mr.. Haines, Mr.. John A. Hawkins and Miss G..
Anna Youngloye, both Of l..
In Hebron, May 80, by Rev, Joseph Toombs
Reuben Iurd, Of SYNDICATE, and Maria Wilson, of
Hebron, N. Y.
In bennington, May q, by Rev. c. H. Hub
bard, Mr. Myron s Furgurson, and Miss Martha
o. Allen, both Of Bennington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-11
MANCHESTER WATER CURE.

TINS INSTITUTION Is ROW open for the re-
i oepton Of Patients It's BATHING facilities
embrace every modern improvement FOR the Med
icaI application Of Water together with