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seeding state but that you bound by your con
sttutiona OATH and would defend tho property of the
United states within tho borders OF South Carolina,
stteupt msdo to take II by force Seeing very early
that this question OF property difficult and delicate
one, you manifested desire 10 settle IL without cli
You did reinforce the garrison the harbor u
Charleston Ycu removed q distinguished and vote
Officer r. m the command " Fort Moutric
because he attempted 70 increase his supply Of ammun
ton You refused 70 send additional troops " tho Same
garrisoo when applied for by tho otccr appo,n I'd "
him You accepted the resignation OF the oldest
S 90 ss shaa
on1cer stationed st Fort sumter, to return Immediately
to the Arsenal forty mskets which he hsd taken to
his oppressed MT 70 but ~ many n the
~ .nguiehed OF public racters whose tss
.aony viii be placed upon the rec I'd, whenever u IA
a your ssd vass ,Ss oos % .s. e s
tery ao1us Q, the forts, II Commissioner Ehoaii be
sent 70 The sovernmcn., whoss ccomua,o .tloas
oeivcsl and acted on assurances firm tho h,ghSt
cftSisi authorities d sovsh Caroline thai 40
io,ss and moYrrty q the United .s. { you would no.
disturb their existing condition. Until sthe Commissioners
had beto sent and ths sttsmys 10 nogessae lad fsed
ttvc~ written memorandum thai such attempt should
he made provded THAI retnfeScsacnta shall be-
S Il ssa sSssss soa ss
sidsrcd nothing IN sdsos than tho promise q
vithoui corresponding obligation he othest must
DO remembered li We are rightly informesD THAI
foioemopts, 70 return 10 those from whom
you had reocived 10, before you executed yoar
resolution You cent orders 70 your ocers commanding
them strictly 10 follow line ~ conduct In conformity
with such understanding Besides all this, you had
received formal AMI official notice FROM the Governor u
south Carolina that We had been appointed
and wess way 10 Warrington. You know che irn-
piled condition under which We came our arrival was
notified to you, And hour appointed for an interview
o'oloch and VOC appointed interview with VA NJ
TIE naxt day. kaxly that day thursday, the news
Thai nsvs wse communicated 70 you Immediately, ant
you postponed meeting until haifpsst two oclock
ca FRIDAY order that you might consult your tSbi
theS V redeem your pledge You could aot tony ~
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France.
Several detacbmeDts Of artillery, as we'll rs the FIRST
section Of the army works corps, had received orders
TO embark for China.
Various current In Paris as to the Italian
question According TO report Russia and France
had To- support Francis the Second Ia his strong
eold NJ Gaeta until tho spring. Another report that
the Emperor Napoleon meditates the formation Of a
southern kingdom In Italy the sovereign OF which 70
be Victor manuel
II announced that the Princess Clotilde, wife Of
Prince Napoleon, has long been IN interesting stua
ton
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y y fafsWfJAs I
y. VI ADAMS, }Comn ssioners.
JAMES 4. Orr,
II DIS Escalercy tile pf,gTnrsT ip UsrrD STATES.
-. fo.nwirg Il the ondorsenent upon the docu.
B,0n.3--
EreUryR M.sa'N az O'Clock, "Wednesday
hN pen ust prescnted 10 the rres ieni u OF such
cha srtgf ~ be- de<liuee q rycgivu III
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IGOR sAIE-A FARM NEAR NEW BRUNSWICK CON.
II tanning a. abundance VI fruit good water;
dwelling houo and outoud,nss IN excellent condition In
quife of HAkDkkBEBoh OTIS Co, IS Wall street
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I'CR SALE. HOUSE AND LOT CORNER OF THIRTY.
ninth net aud Seventb avenue four stores high soon
oov stoue iont IN god order, ~ be sod low Inquire
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LAtk WANTED. IN ORANGE OR DUTCHRSS COUN.
v.-waned Far,u Of about 70 acres, In either OF the
Sbove counties. have good barns
over two o. hrtc miles from dcD, Address Farm No
IsJ Herald Office.
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GALES yP REAL ESTATE.

A FINE SHEEP RAMON IN TBxAs TO EXCHANGE
a FOR stocl q rlectapass with wl!hoa! the
William street.
(,oukIRY SEATS AND IMPROVED FARMS IN EVERY
~ eect1n q the For SALE to exchange fer
ts.ns so.y. prcs $1,000; spssd,d pp Fs'ss
as;se'.s g: CT III q g
H s r sSssS 30 e Sr. .srssy ..s 20 Shs. Farm.
$ sSsy q M rSa a sstr .se s'd For '4l
YARNS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY AND soMK CHEAP
ones near as ci, ior sale low and srehage for city
ai tountfy and some city lots '''s
sovihwich WOOD, - Nassau street.
EARM OR PLANTATION wAsTED-IN EXCHANGE
improved rcpssy s city, o. IN Wes,eRsssr county
T an & s 5 said ana s::
location with me imp o,enens good soil wei, wsersd
market southern esIefn states pre- ersa Ad
Ss no. nc rand G nss p'r acre. which must DO
L,AFM WANTED. ~ ORANGE OR DUToHRss ooUN
v.-waned, Farm Of about 70 acres either OF the
Shove countess must have good house barns Ac and not 10
10 neiaia oace.
ECR SALE HOUSE AND LOT CORNER OF THIRTY.
nn'h street aud seven'b avenue four sores high stsop
on Tic prrnses
IGOR sAIE--A FARM NEAR NEW BRUNSWICK, CON.
tanning % abundance Of fruit good waters
aSe M Sfis s5Ssss ws ass In
,,'on SALE OR EXCHANGE FoR A FARM In NEW
Jcrsy, o. Dry teois y Two brown stone Houses In
youth iopklyn brick d0uses In south BROOKLYN TIVE
tnis - south brvokiyn ~ Wisconsin; ga
dne Lame IN fsyrs Pa 81 Los up Iown Nsw York;
~ LDts Paterson depot
". = Shown. "A william street. room IL
u OUsEs AND LOTS FOR sALE-Two THRER STORY
~ brics iioosea with stores. Fourth avenue,
lhrty ets,to street, ono story Houe. with store,
tei " street. ne~r Eighth asenuS price 4fD twoZ Story
sss s.s, Ss.e.s Mn table. ws:s
ssn..r q private rssidenocs prices S1ol sSaD tae
10 Nali ssrcet
QwO FAEMs 10 EXCHANGE OR sRLL--ONE NEAR
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1w0 FARMS 10 EXCHANGE OR SBLL-ONE NEAR
Stamford, Ct of ~ House. Stores Shoe Shop,
aud good ruit. ~ Sat1O The PLATA.
hed ~ D. OF ~ accr, House, Barn, 4c price 400 half
would be left on mortgage needed Address Jas Royca.
Herald Office.
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Vigorous Measures TO re-Or2anize the
a rniv. 10000 new troops already
Accepted.
Washington. July %


The most vgorOu- measures are being adopt
Ell By the War Department for = thorough and
complete reorganization OF our army.
Ola systems Will he changed 10 practical
mode, FIR The better management Of our forces,
by u.ogl4:n5 reliable officers. To TINS emu TIE
Secretary Of War has issued general orders o.
DAY. hat all tuo officers of Regiments "iil Dc
subject 10 examination by a board OF officers to
be appointed by the War Department d" it'll the
concurrence Of the commander ln-cAIet as to
their fitness 70 the positions ASST ned them.
Hose iouuG incompetent viii he reJecte and
their positions vii be h.Ied by competen, officers
that may have passed an examination Oh the
said military board.
Up to lively. o'clock to day, nearly 50 600
men have been accepted, and are al thl, moment
being marshal cd l3Io service all over the North.
May are uJw IL motion their way to the
NATIONAL -apluau
he ouetgy AMI veil directed efforts II the
War De altru@uJ aud Us General III chief, has
done Inuc4 10 RESTORE c04tieuce The prompt
appointment 81 ga. Mcclellan. VINO IS now on
hi, way acre. - coMna.:d iae grand army, as
wen uubJuudld satisfaction ana created great
enthusiasm amoug the soldiers hey are
worthy 0, ucln- lea b., so great a General as
NcClcliau vino has recently won sucn decisive
proofs 81 MS great Abilities
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land and New York respond nobly and contract
ors are chucklng.
The President and Secretary Seward visited
the seth at Fort Corcoran which expressed a
determination TO reenlist for the war. and the
President has written a letter complimenting
this regiment for its bravery.
1t is stated that private of the LIST Conn.
regiment lifted and carried a wounded rebel to
q shady spot, gave him drink which revived the
rebel who drew his pistol and shot his benefac-
tor dead Also that troop of rebel cavalry
deliberately fired into nHmber of wounded
Also that the rebels having taken the bayonets
and knives of our dead and wounded thrust
them into their hearts leaving them sticking
there and the Louisiana ZouaVes amused them
selves by Kicking the heads they cut off as foot
as.
The 2nd n II. regiment went into action
with $50, returned with 500, So of whom are
wounded, of Others twelve are dead and A mis-
sing
Col Marston is doing we'll.
Two Ge0rgians, prisoners, say that John
sons division arrived at Manassas Sunday morn
inc and report that in an attempt to capture
Shermans battery ther right was cut to pieces.
They say they fooled Patterson.
The times dispatch states that the loss in
killed and wounded will not exceed six hun.
lrcd
Government has taken steps 10 have one hun
hundred thousand more troops.
The rebels carried American flags during the
! fight aud when small qu.sds Of our troops aD-
| preached they fired on Ihem.
Rebel sharp -l3pte W 20 seen 10 pick Oft
/ two vivaudiers while deanng out water and aIsC
shct It the ambuiances aud hospitals
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Washington, July 24.
House

Mr.. Elliott from the committee on commerce
reported bill which WAS passed, auth 3rlZtng
the Presiien by and with the advice ant con-
sent OF the Senate, to appoint cOnsulS at any
foreign port where he may deem advisable Tor
preyC atiug piracy, at a salary not exceeding
hteen hundred dollars per annum, their
offices to cease when internal peace shall be re
stored.
Mr. Sedgwick from the committee on naval
affairs reported Senate bill providing for ap-
pointment Of a board OF three skiIltul officers to
report on the construction or completion OF an
irya or steel clad steamship or battery, aud II
the port is favorable, the Secretary OF the
Nav inc authorized to con.tIact one or more
4 million and a half dollars IS appro GRATED -
carry his act into effect Passed
Also the Senate bill authorizing th2 appoint
laeul ofuu Assistant 5ec,etery 0i the Navy, az
d saI3ry OK three thousand dollars per annu.n,
ami eight additional clerks for the same depart
ment Passed
Also the Senate bill providing for an increase
OF the medical corps of tae Navy. PASSED.
&lr. Blair from tho committee on military
affairs. reported the Senate bill authorizing the
Pres dent to accept thc services Of five hundred
thousand volunteers, Passed
}lr. BINGHAM from tue committee on Judjcia-
nv reported ii resolution which was passed., re
g.esiiag tue President 10 communicate, If III ms
juIgem. nj it is not Incompatible 18th tn pub lie
!n,urc,tb he grounds. r.asors an evidence on
ghich ih4 pOHcy E.mm,ssIan4r- If tuc City OF
Baltimore y#,. .rIu-."tl ana a1t,1""a q, PRISON
crs at Fort ueur..
Mr., Stevens from the committee IT Way and
/ Means reported q bill 4p"coPrasins oae nun
d-cd thousand dollars to pay tho police or9aa-
lied by the United States authorities IN the city
OF Baltimore
Mr.. Burnett attacked the bull lie spoke
about the President usurp!nL the powers, tram
ping on the rights OF Maryland, &c
/ MIR. Richardson accused Mf- burnett OF n9!P'
ing 10 produce the disastrous condition OF Al
fairs by aiding 10 break up the Democratic par
/ ty. .,.,
/ Mr. Burnett deaIed the charge. He wished
/ to have % personal controversy With him here
| but he contd have one elsewhere Il he desired
! ii.
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Loss OF the Fire zouaves 600.
WASHINGTON. July "a,

Washington July "a
The loss of the Fire Zouaves is now estimat
ed at 300, all told. The remainder are as full of
fight as ever. Among the killed of the detatch
ment of U. S. Marines is Lieut.. Hitchcock of
Vermont.
1t is stated that the flag of truce to the confed-
crates proposing that one of ourselves should go
and see to the wounded left upon the field of
battle on Sunday, was that while they would
not permi our Surgeons and ambulences to
care of our wounded as if they were their own.
The ordinance department of the navy yard is
turning out rifed cannon with extra force One
is nearly finished which will throw projectile
weighing 81 pounds four miles and a half The
gun weighs 10000 pounds. There is great &C
tiyity in the ordinance department night and
cay
Col Latham's regiment of horse artillery has
been accepted and viii be mustered into service
Immediately.
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Washington News.

Washington July p.
The IuuIj' sorrrr ttu, morning -Av4 two in
hrouj ot]j. rs Of EU,wm.h's Iou,@e, arrived
:, ui,ut, b.te o @hom lett CenftTyl.e at p.
anil the other Fairfax Court House at -
oo.
Bo.A report that mp to that time at these re
cc.vc points, no secession force had made its
)prarauCe.
Atajrs wear more cheerful aspect to day.
E,,su troops are continually arriving. Maj
dwclI of the Michigan LIST, who assumed com
and after Wilcox tell was yesterday and is
day gathering up his men, He states that
lr.y or forty will cover the killed, and double
III number, the wounded, in his regiment.
Illinois has Cff' red seventeen, and Indiana ten
uments Some Of them have already startci
d o'1"rs will B." "u r'u.c 10 -WorroH.
Am.ul ,uce~ continuing wounded continue to-
rive.
Information rn.ctc. here this morning, that
q e.. tolerate uiri;a extend to "hare fvIr
rn.dy oucaioped in the neighh"rhood Ul Falls
lurca.
Mos, serious .pprchea>io. are felt for the
loan. h4lci Ely, Nho went 10 the scene Of the
.r A. >ro'taI0r 4aj to be Of use to the wound
j B. t.r regiment from his Confessional Dis
Icr. lie l. supposed 30 he either killed Or
.s." PRISONER.
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NEW YORK MARKETs-July "a
by Telegraph. !

Flour receipts, II 500 barrels; State and Western
dull aud sc lower--als, 5000 bbl= Superine State,
Ohio, 81 s. q S4,95; Superfne Western, So 50 "a
$500 common to good extra Western, 81, JOG 81 40;
Southern, quiet-saes, 400 bbs.; mixed TO GOOD, 50
a s. 49, Fancy and Extra, SIS a SO; Canada, quiet
sales, $50 bbls; Supertine, 1910 q $3.50; Extra,
81. 10 q 81
Wheat shade frmer for prime, with a fair export
demand. Sales, 40 00) bushels Chicago Spring 90
a 92i Milwaukee Club, 80 q SO; Green Bay 81.
Corn tirm-5ales, 80 900 bushels; New Mixed Yves
tern, 40 a 464,
Oats steady; Jersey 81 q 81. Northern and West
ern, 81 q "a
Beet quiet; Country Mess 50 a $3.50; Prime, sl
a So: Repacked Chicago. IS "a 5000.
Pork quiet; Mess, Sl5,25 q sI5,87i Prime, 80.
Bacon nominal.
Lard steady; sales, 1875 barrels.
Butter quiet Ohio, g 10}s; State, q 1914,
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onstratons. An immense concourse met him
at the depot. He was escorted by the military
firemen and citizens to the Monongahel Hotel
He was introduced to the poplace by Judge
Shannon, when he n ade a felicitous acknowl-
edgement which was received with enthusiastic
applaudits. He leaves in the twelve O'Clock
train eastward
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We had occasion, f,w days since. 10 purchase 6
new pair OF boots, operation always dread 3
boy would whipping. But, compelled By necessity,
screwed courage to the sticking place. and
went to worthy friend opposite, who, TO ut
ter establishment fitted US the first trial He very
coOly remarked hat he done the same thing nine
teen times out OF twenty, and that whenever he had
a cough cold he used Br} att Pulm onic " afers
and they cured him often. only p cents = box
. Id by POND & MORSE. Rutland 2J-4w
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Special Notices.
CARD TO THE LADIES
Dr. DUPoNco.sGoLDEN PILLs For FENALEs

DR.. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES
InfaA5le IN correcting. at' a AMI ys0rtag all O5-
S91Hcttoas from 'rhHtsrsT caWSs. and aGtcay5
successful Il preventive.
The combination ofiugredents in these PILLS are
perfectly harmless. Their efficacy and merits are
based upon an extensive practice OF over 81 years
and where the directions have been strictly follow ed
they have never failed to correct all Irregularities
They relieve painful and uhcult Menstrua ton par
ticuary at the change of life They viii the
Whites and remove ali Ob-tTactioDs arising from
colds, exposure, or any and MAJ be success
full used preventive, Price 81 % per box.
Sold by POND & MORSE, lDTuggists.}
Agents for Rutland. Vermont
Ladies BY sending them 81 90 through the Rut-
land POstOIice have the pills any part
the couutry. (conldeutallyl by mai. sold IN White
hall BY J. 4. Broughfon, anu Dy. Wrgaf Noyi1rop :
Son, Cast~ton. j. J. Josttn, Poutuey and BY one
Druggist in every village ana town in the United
states.
\. B-Look out for-counterfeits. Boy no olden
Pills OF any kind unless the box is signed d IL
All others base imposition aud ale there
tore a. you value lives and health ito say 9TH
ing OF being humbuZged out of your m0u~y > buy
only OF those who show the signature Of = D Howe
on every box, which has recently been added, &C
count OF the Pills being couHterfeIted.
May y. G&W;l
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ASTHNA CTRED.

NEWPORT, VI, Sept. q, Is5J.
DIR BAxrER-Sr My son has been severely af-
tlicted with the Asthma from childhood. About
three years 20 he had Il severe attack. We prevailed
on him to try DR.. Whites Elixir, and before the
third bottle gone he entirely cured and has
remained a well man ever since. ours truly
+. b PALMER.
IRAsBURGH, Vt, Sept. %, 1860.
have been afflicted number of years with the
phthisc and for months in succession have not been
able to lie i'll bed and enjoy regular nights sleep
until commenced using Dr. n. q. Whites Elixir,
which am happy to say gave immediate relief and
have been well and enjoyed good health ever since
26.dSwI2w THOMAS j. EATON.
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CENTENNIAL ANNIyERsARY

CAsTLEToH Vt, July 18th. 1851
The citizens of Cas- Teton will celebrate the One
Hundredth Anniversary of the Charter Of heir II n
the 18th of September next: which day. all the
natives and former residents Of the town. are cor
daily invited TO meet with and enjoy social en-
tertaiument. ANY who have friends abroad will con.
fer favor by leaving the name and =. O address
with
II. q. HI3LEY. Com.
J. n. NoRIHROP. I OF
" MOULTON. J Invitation.
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STATE OF VERMONT
RUTLAND. ss

GOEHAM GREELEY J
rr..,.,.-- - County Court, March Term,
Action of Debt on Jud gment rendered BIZ the Su-
prehe o"rt OF the State Of New York, ON the 10Th
SoYemper ISoJ Tor the sum Of sll323 damages and
GO - costs OF suit, a. by the record appears
BECAUSE, the said Defendant. Henry johnson is
absent from inns state and has not been personally
notlned OF Inc pendency OF this suit: IT II ORDERED.
mat ne De nothe1 10 appear al the next te Pm OF said
court, to be held at Rutland. within and for aad
county, on the second TUESDAY OF SeDternbcr 1851
then and there to thereto by publishing the
substance of the plaintiff declaration, with this or
der three weeks succesIyely ia the Rutland Herald
the last OF Whleh 10 be az least twenty days before
sald term, which shall be deemed sufficient notice
And day thereotis given, &c.
I. w. HOPKINS Clerk
c. u. WILLARD. ALL.
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TO CONSERVATIVES

The subscriber will cheertully send free of charge
to all who desire il. the copy of SIMPLE RECIPE
By hich he was cured OF that DIRE disease Con
sumption.
Sufferers with CONsUMPTIoT, ASTHMA. BBoN-
CHITs, any lung Affection, he sincerely hopes will
try Recipe well satisfied if they do they will
be more than sat ised wit the result Thankful for
his own complete e-tora.iOn he is anxious to place
in the hands OF every sufferer the mean Of cure
Those wishing the recipe with full directions, &C,
will please call on or address
RkV. VIM. S. ALLEN.
25-SW No IS John Street. New York.
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TROY CONFERENCE ACADEMY.

TO MEET THE TIMES
The proprietors of the Troy Conference Academy.
III view OF the unparalleled monetary depression
make the following proposal for the Fan Term. com
mencing August I'D.
They viii extend credit OF six monthsto ailthOsg
students VINO may hud II mpfactlcaJie 10 pay
CoTdIng 10 published tenn viz zone hall ia sdTa~
and the balance al the middle oi the term providing
they VIII furnish satisfactory security. From the
bills Of those who shall meet the published terms
they will deduct the legal interest for fourteen weeks
on the amount paid.
J. POOR & co.
Poutney, July -, 1861 3)tt
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Southern Account Of the battle Ma


LOul9VIII6l July a.
a speciaI dispatch 10 the Memphis Argus from
k,cnmJad, dated the 22nd, says Gen. Beaure
gard cOmtuauded the Southern troops on the
right at Manassas Junction, and Geu. Johnson
the lett. Sherman's battery was captured.-
Gen. Beaureg4rds horse Was shot from under
hlu Generals Bar ow OF Georgia and Bee Of
ooutn Carolina are killed. The Lynchburg
regiments are cut to pieces.
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SOovILL's BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP.-W hen such
men as Il. 5. Newton NJ D., Professor In one OF the
Cincinnati Medical Colleges, corroborates the state
ments OF Martin Robbins, jr, in which ne gives ms
certificate of remarkable of himself of Scro1u-
ous White Swelling by of this medicine, no one
need doubt its virtues SO-lW
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in this village, July %, George Alvord Jenness
only son OF Samuel ID. and Ella l. Jenness. aged q
mont rs
The funeral will be attended from the residence
OF {. AIyord, this afternoon at O'Clock
In West Rutland, July goth Charles Horace son
Of William W. and Orrissa Felt ag.d years and
months
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NO OPIUM Or CALOMEL.

Most OF the popular Cough Remedies contain more I
or less Opium, which prevents their general use Dr.
If1t's BALSAN, being entirely free from this mar
cotic poison, Will be found not only SAT-, but highly
eflcacOus in subduing every form OF Lung dtSsaSe'
301w
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MIR Ed

In Clarendon, on Monday the 22nd inst, Mr..
John b. Reynolds of tins village to Miss Eva Hay
ward.
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20 1900 men for Observation-Disclosures
ism OF the EsebeIs.

New orr, July p.
I'll. lcraid's Washington dispatch sta es tina.
"a hundred thousand inun are ordered to
Washington from different States. New Eng.