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CTATE OF VERMONT MAnLBono, S. s

II TNt FFOOdtt tnUTT .TOF SnTH DIsTFtcT'
To all ~ rsons interested in the Estate Of CYRUS WASH
BURN. late Of Vernon, deceased, Greetiny:
You hereby notified that this Court will decide the
allowance Of The account Of SOPHIA C. WASllBURN Ex-
uurx Of the last viii Of said decese, and decree distrbu
tnn thereof among the persons entitled thereto at the session
thereof held the Probate 0cc, In Brattcboro IN said
District, the last Thursday Of July, A. d. 1891 when and
where you may be heard in the premises, If you tit
1881 7. fOLHROOK, Register.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, Windham, S. S. :
- IN CUANCERY.

William Newton " Levi Newton. whereas,
WILLIAM NEWTON of Marlboro in the County OF aturt-
said has e In the office of the Clerk Of the Court OF Cham
CRY f,r said County his Petition against LEVI NEW ron,
late Of said Marlboro, setting forth that the said levi New
18th day Of April, A. d. 1851 mortsagcd to said
William NeNon certain pece Of land situated in said MARI
boro bounded North by milestone Brook, East by lands Of
Alniner Amas aud Willard N Whitney, South by lands of
sail Whitney anil Jacob White and West lands of Joseph
King, ling $50 til the buildings thereon con-
d,ned for the faithful support Of the said William and his
during their lives; and that the said Levi has wholly
failed neglected aud refused to urni5h such supports and
praying that the Equity of Redemption Of said Levi N the
premises may be fJrecosel. Which said Petition is made
reurnahe the Term Of the Court Of Chanccy to be
held at Newne in and for said County the second Tues
day Of September A. d. 1861.
And appearing that the said Levi Newton resides without
this State that the and ordinary process Of the
Court be served upon HINT is ordered BY the
CHANCELLOR that the Petitioner give notice to said defendant
pen eucy his said Petition and Of the Term of the
which che returab by publishing the sub
thereof with this order, for three weeks successfully
IN the Vermont PA oniN printed ut Bratteboro in said County
the last publication be Mt least twenty days previous to
sail next September Term of sail Court which publication
will deemed sufficient notice said Levi Newton to appear
ana make to sail Petition, in default whereof said
Petition will b. taken confessed against said defendant
r. TYLER, Clerk.
Chas, X. Field, PINS solicilor.-25
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~ Westainstor, S. S. Court for sad Districts
To all persons concerned, Grfeting:
Whereas, BENZ. NU2XY, the Guardian Of STEPHEN
DARLING Of jamaica in said District has presented hs pc
ton in writing said Court that it Is necessary
70 sell the Real Estate Of his said ward consisting of about
fifteen acres Of land with tho bu gs thereon occupied
by said ward situated In Jaaacu Aforesaid for the purpose
OF procuring unds for the support Of sail ward and praying
lor license 10 sell the same: You hereby notified that
ms Court VIII decide upon said application the session
thereof 70 be held the Office Of Benz ". in Grafton
IN District, on the first Wednesday Of August A u.
lSO when and where You py be heard the premises if
You IT. UENJ W DEAN u.,st.r
Grafton, July g. 1S6l-2S
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE,

UlIE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
existing between the subscribers under the firm of Mrs
MINER ADAMS is this day by mutual consent dissolved
MRS =, A, MINER.
MRS II. Il. ADAMS.
Wilmington, VI, June 2O,h ls0l,--3w'27
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nAILY LINE OF STEAMBOATS, BE

TWEEN HARTFORD and NEW YORK.-The Steam
er "GRANITE STATE" Capt J. IL. KISG, leaves Hartford
for New York every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
The Steamer Getty OF HARTFORD" Capt. 4. NJ. SIMP-
SON. Hartford for New York every Monday, Wednes
day and Friday.
The Of leaving Hartford fixed at 81 o'clock p.
thus giving passengers leaving Springfield by Train at 40
D. m ample and arrive in New York about
5ococ the following morning This Lime affords the cheap
and comfortable route Of travel from Hartford and
various points north Of Hartford to New York.
The Boats have and
every requisite for safety comfort and convenience.
Cabin Fare (no charge for Berths), 100
Forward Deck, 100
Freight taken at low rates. Consign goods to ii N Y
St, Bt. Coz 4m26
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T AWRENCE WATER CURE and HOTEL

I AWRENCE WATER CURE and HOTEL.
IL BRATrLEBOR) Vermont,
This delightful retreat will open, under entirely
pices for the reception Of visitors early in June.
REFERENCES tSTnR
A. Schnewind esq, Gustavus Schwab, esq
Louis Grossman, esq Charles Welsch esq,
Richard II. Bovine, esq, Alfred Schermorhorn, esq,
q. G. Warren, esq, William Bovine, esd
II. WcsenlOnk esq, Benjamin Collins, esq,
Charles A. Clinton, esq, James Gray, esq,
Julius Gollman esq, Peter II. Sweeney, esq.,
Hon. James H. Harvey Washington Major William Ausne,
l.. A; =. Wells esq, Brattlehoro' and Judge
Tyler, BrattleborO.
For further information address
EMIL ApFELBAUM, Superintendent,
TIL BrattleborO, Vt.
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tTATE OLE VERMONT. N,n1nnnn. s.

SIAlE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, =. ).
~ me Probate Court far sail district.
TO all persons interested In the Estate u Lotion HALL,
late Of llalirty, deceased, Greetings
You hereby nhtif II that this Court will decide up
the allowance II the account Of JOHN HAMILTON, Al.
ininstrarX upon said Estate AMI decree distribution thereof
among the heirs NJ said deceased the session ti,rrof
held the Probate Olc' in Btttchir1, In sd District
the last Thursday july A. 1861, Whom and whore You
may b. heard in the premises, II You see NJ
- r. HOLBl,DOK, Register
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a CARD.
AMERICAN WATCH CONpANN

rINlIE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY, Of
Waliham Nts. bcEs u cali the attention II the public
to the following emphatic recommendation " WaIam
Watches, which has been 1y given by the leading prac-
States The cntir list NJ sir natures t. it, IN the st-
States Is quite tp long fm puicit'i in advertise
inent but the presented viii r recognized by hu'e
acquainted with ht Trade In this vicinity being IN thu
highest degree respectable and mu nti At tlciF cstnb-
shmcnts may Always be found the genuine Watches Of tho
Comranys manufacture In great variety ami ut uniform
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Watches having bought and sold American Watches, fur
number years past and having dealt In all kinds foreign
watches for much longer piriJd OF time, beg that
they have dealt In watches which, class ud
vidual instances have hceu satisfactory themselves
and customers whether In respect Of durability, beauty
finish, IN automatically proportions accurate cUnpen
saon aud adjustment, Of fine tmcNeepng results than
those manufactured by the Walthhm Company"
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CTATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. Probate

NTATE OF VEIIMONT, The Hon. PROBATE
- UeStmiHster SIS. J Court for said District
TO all persons interested in the Estate Of TIMOTHY BUR-
TON, late of Windham deceased, GTeetings
You hereby notified that this Court will decide upon the
allowance Of the Of the Executors upon the Eshte
said deceased and decree distribution Of said Estate
among the persons entitled thereto at the session her to
BE- held the Office Of Benz W Dean, In Grafton in said
District the first Wednesday OF August A. D. 1861 when
where you may be heard in the premises, II you it,
BENZ. W. DEAN, Register.
Grafton, July 8, 1861 -2S
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cTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S.

CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S.
- The Probate Court for said District.
~ persons interested in the Estate " JARED PUTNAM
late of Guilford, deceased GrectiHg'
You are hereby notified that this Court will upon
the allowance the final account Of A. W. PUTNAM Guar
dian Of ELIZA r. DANIELS, widow Of said Jared said Eliza
r. having died. aud decree distribution Of the Estate found
In said Guardians hands, to the egatees named In the VIII
said Jared the session thereof to be held the Probate
in attlebOro, said District the I'D day July
A. D. 1861 when and where you may appear and be heard
IN the premises, II you sec fit.
p +, HOLBROoK, Reg'r.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
WE TUE SIIRSCRIRERS RElNC,

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, BEING AP-
w pointed by the Hon Probate Court for the District Of
Westminster Commissioners receive, examine and adjust
all claims ani demands NJ all persons against the Estate
MARK CRAW FORD late Of Putney in said District de-
ceased and also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
hereto-ad six months from the 9th day Of June, A. D.
1861, being allowed by said Court for that purpose
therefore hereby give notice that will attend to the BUSH
Of our said appointment at the late Dwelling House Of
said Crawford in said Puney the first Tuesdays in August
and December from nine O'Clock A. until four o'clock
T.. NJ. On each Of said days.
Putney, jane 18th, 1861.
JAMES j. JOHNSON,
25 ROBERT KATIIAN, : Commissioners
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TIIOS. STEELE 4 CO. Hartford, Conn.
HEMINGWAY 4 STEVENS,
WM. ROGERS Il SON.
J. G. BLACKMAN, bridgeport,
GEORGE BROWN, New Haven,
u. BENJAMIN,
G. j. MI S0N,
JOHN Il. KIRBY,
JOHN GORDON, New London,
JAMES X. AYREs, Waterbury,
Es HUNTINGTON X CO, Daii,ury,
EA woODFoHp,
II. y. HALL, Mi1jlrtown,
JOHN L, SMITH,
JOHN BARTON, Lynn, Mass.
CURRIER TROTT, Bosom,
j. V. KErTELL,
JOHN McGREGOR, Lawrence,
DEXTER & HAsKINS, New Bedford
S. CHILDS,
y. b. TIsDALE, Taunton,
ALBERT PITTS,
ELLIS CLIFFORD, Fall River,
+. W. MACOMBER
J.J. BURNS, Gloucester
JESSE SMITH, Salem,
s.N. STORY, Worcester,
LEVI JOHNSON,
r. VI. LAME,
n. MOODY, Greenfield
W. KRKHAM, JE., Springfield,
W. NJ. ROOT, pttsfeld
john II. SCOTT
BENIN Il. COOK Northampton,
CHARLES W. FOGG, WatHtIn, "
ANDREW WARREN,
AMOS SANBORN, Lowell, "
l.. D. ANTHONY O., Providence, RI
PELEG ARNOLD, L. Greenwich,
L. II. HENDERSON, Concord, n. H.
GEO W. DREW K co.
N.G CARR, "
ELIJAH KNIGHT,
CHARLES y. BACON, Dover, 4"
HENRY II. HAM, Portsmouth, "
ROBERT N. BODICE, "
WM. b. MORRILL,, Exeter,
W.O. c. WOODBURY., Claremont,
REUBEN SPENCER,
RICHARD COVE, Lacona,
JONATHAN IIOsMER, Nashua,
NV. GODDARD,
Cli's +. RIDGwAY,
l.. b. GAY,
SHERDCRNE SHAW, sanbornton Bridge"
5. j. MELLlSIl, Hanover, :"
+. HODGMAN, Llttleton, 4"
III. HUNTINGTON, st. Adams Vt
c. II. HARDING, Bradford,
7. C. PHINNEY, Montpelier,
A. A. MEAD,
&c. BATEs, Mortified,
J. II. MURDOCH, Woodstock,
c. c. CTIILDS, St .Ioinsbury
BRINSMAID Il HILDRErII, burlington,
G. W. WINGATE, 4"
THOMSON & RANGER, Brattleboro,
FOSTER GROW, Chelsea,
w. X. WALLACE, Newbury,
Il AMADoS, Bellows Falls,
C. Il. KIMBALL, Vergcnnes,
FREEMAN VI. HARRISON South Berwick, Ne
HENRY MCKINNEY, Auburn,
JOHN 7. ROWLAND, Bath,
TOMPKINS X NORRIS, Bangor,
&. C. WILLIAMS,
q. S. @. l.. ROGERS, Gardiner,
TW0MBLY SMITH, Saco,
MOSES II. SWAN, Augusta,
b. G.. HALL, Lewiston,
JAMES EMERY Bucksport,
SIMEON BLOOD, Rockand
II. LUCY, llOuton,
JOHN D. ADAMS, Winthrop,
CAUrInS.-As watch is extensively counterfeit
by trt- manufacturers, have To inform the public tn
watch is Of production which IS unaccompaned by
Certificate of gcnunenes hearing the number Of the
and signed by Treasurer r. f. ROBBINS, by pred
ccssor, Appleton, Tracy X Co.
FOR tbs AMEICAN WATCn Co.
ROBBINS, APPLETON s CO., Agent
3nl7 l5s WASHINGTON ST, BOSTON.
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HAVING TOOLS.

| 90 DOZ. BLANCHARD'S CAST STEEL
L sCYTHESi 100 boz. WINSpED Co.'S do, dol
sNAITHS, FORKS, RAKES, GRlNDSTONES,
CkANKS ROLLERS SCYTIE STONES,
ut wholesale and retail by
FROST & G00DHUE.
June 25.-lw26
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!, frnees eau now given to some OF The principal rhy
i,ns and numerous individuals in this vicinity who have
cl the above remedy with the fullest success, in various
cases Of Coughs Colds Asthma, Sore Throat Influenza If
risti,u Of the uya &c. &C. The successes Of the remedy
has been fully tested various parts where the moisture OF
the cnt nltces great prevalence to Colds &c. AMI GER
tainy Of the eli jency Of medicine Is required to AVOID
,ms,nn, AMI ultimate death. This remedy, althOu g
ov rcpnty introduced in this vicinity hts met with great
deand and every cin enoc placed in its merits by those
WIN ma We given il fair aud impartial trial
prc,, % cents pr hos. For s,le1y all druggists.
3me,w26l JOSEPH CLARK, Agent, Bratteboro
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ID LA C X S MITIIIN G..
C. w. BARNEY,

NF'THIFFI1 VI uuITVFuN
has leased the Black smith shop NaSeet Brattleboro
lately occupied by EVERETT ROGERS, where he will
ny Backmithng in all its branches Ills experience IL
the business warrants hun In saying that he give the
best that all kinds Of work will be performed in
faithful and satisfactory manner.
Particular attention given to HORSE snOElNH. Those
having horses with bad contracted feet caused by bad
shooting are invited To give call as have had large
experience in such and have given satisfaction
~ Prices Reduced. Horse shoting , Loo oN
Shoeing, SO 90. and other work in proportion All kh'
Of JOB WORK done cheap for ready pay
shop open for work from 6o'clock A. Nj, To T. NJ
q. W. BARNEY.
May 9, ls6l.-6m20
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NOR SALE-THE FRONT LOT WITH
House &c thereon Of the DR. spauding Place, Canal
street, Irattleboro. A. D.& A. @. k0URSE.
March 25.--t13
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NEXT OF KIN WANTED HUNDREDS
~ OF MILLIONS POUNDS STERLGNGIN CIGANCERY,
BANK OF ENGLAND &c waiting claimants. Catalogue
Of the heirs and Of those to whom letters should be
addressed in England will he post free, receipt of GO
cents in stamps for 81 Old claims must he present
ed at Rer.ences;A. X. Hill, Boston, j. Burnham
Chief of Police nayerhi Address
W. W. :. ORBErON & co,
4w25 Box $50, Post Office, Boston, Mass
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rI'AKEN FROM TIE DEPOT GROUNDS

Z IN s vlIIagc, sOmcme last FAIL, qnantIy OF STIIN
Giles marked j. BROWN, Bernardston, MASH the person
taking the would confer favor to the owner by calling
at this Office and settling for them. j. BROWN.
Bcrnardston, Mass, July l, ls6l.-3wt27
NOTICE. HAVING LEASED MY HO-
tel property from the first of July next all persons
having claims against the Hotel for supplies furnished
toned by me, from the 9th of March last when resumed
p1sssson requested TO present them Immediately, and
all those indebted the Hotel will please pay their board
other bills personally to the subscriber.
IL p. VAN BlBBER.
Brattlebor6, June 81, 1SG1.-3w12G
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{. q. Cogus.c. Old Holm "A al u nd Gcmrv VA
Cordial Gins.

We would call tn, attention of Commits sioners Town
Agents, AMI tn Medical Faculty Of the rrnOnt to
r well selected stock OF lrtel Mites and Liquors witch
we oher on reasonable and satisfactory terms.
We are permitted to publish the following Chemical Anal
yses that have been made by eminent Chemists, of our
Liquors; BURLINGTON, VI, March I, 1851
70 :ssrs. CHAS. BUCHANAN X Co, New York.-
GeHtiemeH!We avail ourselves Of this method to inform
you that We have repeatedly male examination Of Bran
dies Whskey Gins and Wines, with which the Chitten len
County Agency at Burngon has been mainly supplied from
house for the past three yeats also specimens from 9TH
er agencies in the State procured from YOU
We have found them Invariably Of full strength and uni
form purity AMI y superior in every respect to speci
mems from othr For madcH they have u'
TILED expectations Anl received unqualified approval,
an without hesitation confidently recommend them to all
who wish t. supply trms lives wi Liquors upon which they
can rely for purity AMI strength.
We are, your most ohelcn servants,
SWIM ". WI Az Err, JR.. NJ. D.
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Blood Food !
Blood Rood q!
BIOgtl Food 4,

To all suffering from consumption, ncpicnt confirmed,
from debility of any kind; or from mcnt
tratiOn hr0ugt Ivy cause; or from scroiua complaints
from of the kidneys or bladder and to ladies SUI
erng Of the many distressing complaints their
liable to, AMI which engender consumption, the
BLOOD FOOD
ia offered a certain and reIidtie remedy. Differing in
every particular from the patent medicines of the day it is
chemical combination of IRON, SULPHUR AND PHOS-
PHOROUS, of great WORTH and many hundreds bear
GLAD and grateful testimony to the benefits it has conferred
them.
CHURCH X DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New York, the
sole poprieturs of the article, aud have in consequence OF
fraud attempted upon the public, changed the color Of the
outside wrapper from Red to yellow, and increased the size
the bottle to ounces be cautious IN buying that
the fac sime Of their signature is the outside Of the wrap
per, as all others counterfeit.
1. N. Thorn, Agent for lrattcboro and vcinty-1y4;
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
z L, lrIIIr OIrn @ nD InIrDC DEINrE nIrI

appointed commissioners to hear examine and adjust
all claims Of all persons against the Estate Of TlEODY
DICKINSON late Of Bateboro, deceased and also all claims
eyhbed in offset therefor and six months from the 18th day
OF June A. D. 1861 being allowed for that purpose here
by give notice that will attend to the business Of ap-
pontnent the dwelling house OF DR. c. W. HORTON in
sail Braeboo h- the first Tuesdays OF September and
October next from ten O'Clock A. NJ, until four O'Clock r. NJ
On each Of said days. I. G. CHANDLER,
20 u. N. ClIAMbERLIN, COmrs.
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WOOL CARDING.

TNHE SUBSCRIBERS ARE PREPARED
to do Wool Cardng in the best possible and NJ
short notice, at their mill In pondyille.
d. b. LAMs1N son.
June 20, ls0l.--Sw2G
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WOOL CARDING.

THE SUBSCRIBERS INFORM THEIR
Il Customers and the Public that their CARDlNG MA
GAINES In good order and those who wish have Wool
Carded may depend having II done in the very best
ner WILLIAMS & HoNEY.
Williamsvle, June o. lS6l,-6w26
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ENMPLOYMENr. - WANTED 4 WELL
educated well dressed aul energetic young men, in the
BOOK agency busness Neg very che0g and very Sadbte
hooks, from n. Y. AMI BDstDu.l Every who engages
faithfully following directuns(proyiled he invest sl5 to
wtl shall he warranted clear and good security
gwen S25 month for consecutive months With 500 in
vesnent, $50 month warranted What better chance
person asa, in tn Sc hard times than thisl
Forparcuars inquire of the subscriber East Gulford
j. GREENLEAF.
b. Tpo young have cleared 10 month each, in
the business-2j
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COMMERCIAL NOTE PAPER. JUST

~ received a large invoice Of Crystal Spring. Empire,
and Phoenix Note Papers, which will be sold very
Cash, White Rags at the Bratteboro Book Store by
Jan. !, 1S6l,-l j. SrEEN
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SCHENECTADY, n. Y, August, 20th, 1850.
Hon. GEO p. BALDWIN, Commissioner Orange County,
NermonDeGr Sirs-Ihlv anaysc the following saIapes
Liquors and Wines forwarded by you, and find them to be
perfectly pure, entirely free from all injurious substances and
well suited for medical use.
Four samples Of Brandy, OF Din, two Of Whskey and
Of Port Wine The Gin AMI Port Wine particularly,
Of extra quality. CHARLES +. CHANDLER,
Professor of Analytical Chemistry, Union College.
We permitted the following Commissioners,
rnwn Agents. and lhySclns of the State Of Vermont, and
Ia doing guided by desire 70 place before the public
those facts that in them selves evidence that in every
instance but the pares and most desirable in line
will be- offered for sale t. customers.
RgFERENcEs:-S. W. Thayer, NJ D., Dean Of the Medical
Faculty in the University o Vermont W Carpenter, Pro-
lessor, etc, the Vermont Unyersyi j. s. Pierce Agent,
Burlington County Commissioners Mitchell, Chit
eudeu Calvin Bldgett, Israel Goodwin, Alonlo Pearee,
Washingtonj Chlrlss DAVIS r. Slnhirn, Ca6donai W. IL
IL bingham n. H. Thomas LtmoiIei Chester Spencer b.
frisbe Rutand A. II. Gilmore, Hon. George Baldwin,
oansei Geo. Fisher, Wnhdhami loatio Neeham and Ira
Clifford Adlsonj Hon. L. IL. Ioyt, Franklin County.tf2O
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SAML ". THAiEt, JR., NJ. d
WALTER CARPENTER, NJ. d.


BRADFoRp, VI, March 2Sth, 1861.
To lchom il may COHcern;-I hereby certify that have
been Commissioner of Orange County for the years 1880 and
1861 and have procured the Wines aad Liquors with which
have supplied the Town Agents OF sail County from
Charles ankman, M So Front St, New York that have
had careful analyses Of said Wines and Liquor made by
Charles f. Chandler, sq Professor Of the Analytical Chem
sty Union College Schenectady n " and that in all and
every instance the result has been them TO be per-
fcctly pure and suitable for medicinal purposes.
therefore most confidently recommend the house OF
Charles ackinan Co.. all those who prefer giving their
orltrs to honorable AMI conscientious men,
GEO. r. BALDWIN,
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GARDINf.R RS
RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIA
COMPOUND.

c,rttn SAT; AMI permanent cure Tor rheumatism, Neural
GA aul salt Rheum. 1t is Internal remedy driving cut
aud entirely eriictng the disease, requiring change in
lit Or business, and may be taken by chr.n and persons
nj the most delicate constitutions with perfect safety.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-03

IsNT THIS Hon From all we have been
able to gather, after close examination, the
restoration of harmony in the Democratic
ranks will be hailed with exceeding JOY by
the most promaent members Of both wings,
while the Democratic masses will give lhelr
warm aud steadfast support Let the Two
Committees meet, agree to bury the hatchet,
and smoke the calumet Of peace; let them
agree that n State Convention shall be called,
which shall represent both factions and shall
know but one enemy, the Republican party.
Our country is wrthing in the coils OF
deadly CONSTRUCTOR whose grippe on her throat
can only be loosened by a United Democracy,
and we therefore call upon every patriot to
give his Jealous aid toward rescuing her
from the fatal embrace of the serpent The
call of Mr.. Lindey will be fouad in another
columns r. Hcrald
1t is to be hoped that the patriotic Guth-
rie's "close examination has extended to Z.
Montgomery, Judge Botts, Austin Smith and
the eloquent and fiery Patrick, and also to
the Representative Douglas men" whose
names Judge Lindley we suppose carries in
his breeches pocket, to be nsed when occa-
sion may require. "The masses will doubt
less give "both wings" warm support when
they shall have united, Let the Ratchet be
buried. Never mind jeff Davis little whims.
1t will all be settled. Let the dhudeen Of
peace grace each mouth for Guthrie has pro
claimed that war is at an end Everybody
is doing first rate, all over the country, ex-
cept the naughty Republicans. jeff Davis
and Ben Butler have probably united before
this, and why should we longer dispute. Let
the "sarpint" which is against us be made to
let 60 Hooray for the Union-of the Sccea
sonists and the Representative Douglas
men," Hurry up the Union Clubs.
So SAY WE.-Let seven-tenths of the men
in the State join Union Clubs, and we will
guarantee that no opposition is ever made
openly to the authority of the United States
in California. We do not, either, see how a
declaration that man will stand 10y the
Union can offend any other man, unless he
is opposed to the Union and a sympathi2er
with Secession. Let the Union ball roll on
Sac. Union