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The following are the names Of tho seeded
states which will be unrspresentsd, sxcspt two
diatricts In Viyainia:

INDEPENDENTLY OF TIKI FORTY ENaHES
destroyed at Mut,nsburg, the Bildnere and
Ohio Railway company have yet 100 In work
ing ordsr.
ISsHE OLD WAS, every soldier was advised
TO carry strit 4, to be tied around bleeding
limb and be twisted tight by -tick or ram
rod, until surgeon could be fsuad.
THE VIRoIsIA STATE CONVENTION has
paIstd an act pay ing the cadets Of the Virginia
Milrary Inst uJs Iwshty dollars q month for
ins' rueti Ms ~ drill masters at tie camp Of In
struciiCn.
IT 10 SAID THAT Col. Corr, OF revolver
fame, owned previously ono fourth OF the town
Of Lamar. Texas and has now purchased the
other olSlus ., Ill at now ks owns y vhols to IN
In Ssoessia.
In A NOBLE SPEECH a. Msrysvills, Cal, on
the 18th of Juue Gen. SsIF9.Ds pledged himself
20 stand by the Government aud the Al niu-
istIation Of Pre- ldent LNooLS In its enforce
nsnt Of all the laws.
ELLbwoATHs DEATH was as much dsplored
In California a. In the eastern states. On re-
ceipt Of tina news, at Sacramento tina algs
were placed at half mast, and the fire oompl.
biss resolved to wear a mourning sAdgs FOL
thirty dSys.
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Board OF AIDxaxxs. AID. CcssstI 4

DOAHb W AlIhhhhH. -Au. CoRNRLL IN
The char. A resolution ives offered By Aid. GpuT
auth r,kIne the impsrols Or W disourss ths unsx
teoted balance Of the " Donation FUND.-" for tie
ben, hto tho nssiy famthsa OF volunteers. This
resolution Was los', only four voting In the afit.
suve.
Aid BooLn offered . rssolu,loa sppropriasinR
$500, coo " be txp,hd d In relisvir ,hs nsoe.ui
ties OF she families OF volsn'e'rs-ths Iaynsu,s 70
De nsds on ,he Regulations OF . cpmmiysee, con-
astius OF the Mayor, the Comptroller. The CITY
Chamberlain. ths Chairraen sf the Boa'ds OF AZ.
dsrman aud CoUnoilmea. and abs Chairman Of ne
FinAros COMMITTEES " each Board. II was laid
Cvw.
Tio resolution ives made ,hs special order Of bu.
s'pess Tor Thursday next, " which dime ,be d Isrd
al utbtd,
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A PowDsR MIL, of one thousand tons ca
Pacity IN twenty -four hours, u advertised for
sas IN the Charleston papers.
IT 70 A CoNnos PtACTrcE 20 bsnt dozen
t'mOa men With dogs and kiH them az such AZ
tistsht in lower Mlssissippi.
IL ACCORDANCE wIrH AyACr OF CoSoa vas,
Kansas, admitted into tho Uuivn a, - state,
'att JaLusry, became ono la tact on Thursday.
ArIuk Boil F.aHrs, % the 18th and 18th
Instant at MatAnzss, q dngls man Slaughtered
osven Balls.
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1im woRx OF THE MosrH-RyArerrs
CAL AAIAScE.-onso Of ths grand objects q
the Ailisnc. Il 10 suPply the scidists, gone
vith the regiments from Nes York and
Bfookyn,. 9th Eiigious reading. Dasing th,
last mouth they have sent 70 he resiUrnts
~ In al. f09, SsS pages OF religious reading
ssttsr-s.ooo bynn bOoks-sed 1900 re-
hsieus pswsPspsfs. sons sinilsr pspsrs arc
sso cent. Al involves much Labor and en-
penss. The Chris ian public should give hbsr.
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An.lr~7 IIin.lu.

LNrocr fom a l,,tr from 81. Charles,
R,1s G e, III.
The weather "a Dry nv Tho orop' suffer
Ter rain very much, and will be far shut Of
isht year, but q larRa smOunt Of last ears
c'rpS q . on hand tsfs owing to low prices ard
s'usiPtAn mOns,,' tlp,. is only worth 40
csots - the dollar. No much for southern
steaks Tor ,ecuri les Which Is ,t'nch to or
Soo'bunuy OF state al large. Wheat, 30 cents;
coin, ~, pOtz1o.s, ~, oats, 10; stump tail
loGst, ~ osot', Iork stA.e, or uaa,etn money,
FL IL On tks dollar.
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, SIGNIFICANT FACT. A DIS

A bIGNlFICkNT FACT. - A DISTlp
n gu'shed statesman. "a betns asksd What are
the principal productions Of Nav England, rep,sed,
New England ralse, men.
TIE force OF his reply o,sflsted In the fact tina,
New KnsiAnders hsvs . world vide reputation .. q
race Of hardy, athletic men aud women -s.rons and
vigorous In body and mind. Whist tas man shall
be mainly depends On the esro ana freshmen Of the
chll5. Nearly every New snglsnd mother pro-
vtdss
MIS-. wIssLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
Cor her bate there 70 ne section Of country on
earth whore II hs boon 90 long and 20 universally
odd
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CRY NEWS.

10 THE RAu1zrs ASH PsrrrDs or Sol
DrHns Packages for the sciaisrsst Fortress
Mourcs, ana ths other points occupied By our
troops, are forwarded BY HAaHDnns EKprss-
Al half Of their usual rates. Thsy have gov
sfnmsnt psrmissien 70 entsr the array hnss fog
that purposs. .f
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pARIrs NrKLLLGxNCz.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
CL.EARKD.

srEAMeHIPs-Bsysrl, Pie,c. Phli.dsiph,A 4
Hand; sstion Gale, KY Wet bpod,sd, rncsaa
and "; s,tsh, Jones, failsdsipeia, Lopez -
XIII psnlck.
ssus .xs5issor, Berry. o, Johs. Mr. rApps
and stibnck, ANA, Dsssing. Hssrs, W II ~
o'srOi'h /; asorsss siasor.i a.vrs, snsv ana Bas
~.
BARss-rsxas Ayes Dunkirk Yrsuos, w.ks
MN Dlnlon snd %: Lsurens, Wells, Bisai, Yasas
POrterhed AMI Co; AvoudAle, DE klisabethp1s
Biupsoa are h'yles.
pRI9s RS Hss,sll, Hasssu, for wilmlpesss
IA ID Be-, oki0sn Nnd Ce; 1'sdorA, Hsai 81 sohss
X huls' and H"usht n, iuos AlNers, WI
mn Er Qsfe,s owa JAMES W Nv ell add o.
~ Lo-sll, JIhns,n- RnssbOthpsr,, simEson an
AJhsw.
sCHooSE1s-H R Du-son Sherman, Bangor
nlo-,, 4 q BSssn ard Ea-n d Msrt!n, barren
Phi ~ dphi,, j W Mckee; piElArt, LSighssA
Nassau nA,,e.. h.ist Dlll, Dl. MihNd,
lGni J Douzlsssi Piiss, Goinsy, toe Busaa
aypts, mater.
STEAMSHIP s-DIlsWAIe. Ashno 9, rIsaisa
N ;, mdss 70 v n J,nsiss
Mas. Noh3.A Philadelphia, mdss 70 saa
T.oopsy, Ely, Philadelphia, mess 70 Lspss s.a
Acc: Ll..s. H,y- ana South. p,ou Jun. %
a. n, spec,e and pAa.engsis u FOX ant Law
iAstt0n. sute %, In. % 50 lt IL % EXCHANGES
absls win ship ABBY BlAnchNId, sisefipg Hasl
yoh, l..t3 20, 10 gto 80. exshAEss1 sis.sl.
with INV We" ORLEANS ani DAui hesiisy' bon
0lAals,oI III D ~ Com nssdsr HiAlsy, Yor
Q Mones JuEe6 ssoPh Cane ~ ants post
br err. Lef, In ihs OesAAps.ks ths fllowins
U $ yessa, NINA IA R,anoks, ssOs'a Gun
ser'shd, sosqusnAonsd t..as Just ,ri,ei, hay
int efos s ssr %,,S sh'f'' reasuin' DA~A' pef
ssIrs-rou-sl.. B,y.n, u~p,s, May s,s
0af. n -
jar, 10, "a, q so ios as p.s..d s.Ts a s.Ssuss
Juue ne IN, 20 30 Lon 20, ap,ks fishing sohr RON
pluoe, vita Goo hEh, ana ishi mar Hswss. .ts
| Is 90. The q has hAl light wiIds " aAdkSf n
,hs saLra psAAAss
| pa wIJon tDrsnasn, Lsmcke, Liverpool, q
| d,ys In ballast 10 LullAg.
| ..,x. $780,. ~. =, pAu.,.,.At. -.
ps ,-n Ne - t ~ - IT,
FRA sSd R,Aiea
sRIas-O i've BURNER, OF O iebe,, no n ArroyS
| pm 40 DIS an Ar IA s,nr, a. and o. L.h -
| ~. '.nh A., Nv Yoys rent dsv
M E Ss~ nors uas "a S.y. po...o.
d, psnnp TOO sad KnoS.
p,jnss a Roysi. Es%io,d. B,rmua. day. pos
.pisto ;sd M ! ne. 4 O.. p Ist big T 4 "a
,%hsts g." 'n' ''' No" '0'A f'''''''
Ly5S a'y oa'h' via a'Amiord' oOaa' dag
ysAe ark, stsp,eI EleAb,.hpert Tor bosa'ns
OenAitiA CaAainshAn, DO 40
sCuOoNERS--hon,e1unaA, Hsl, PrsvinOssou
days. AsA
F s% ~. E ESs"S a., u"
10 CO.. Rnyhsx- rsnn,on 4 daxa n.lla.
- lev 10y 1S %oIS5gn,s 81 R,y.s. ~
1hsrISs TunSsll, EV.Is, Ca Ialand 10 daya p,n
aypl's 20 JAs kesss:
AIsade. Snih, OF Porel1nd, Dem hAnnAniiiA
d,ys aim ieAfte btoA, son and 70.
Ia DSh Terre' JeAss, - bArs Ii osys.f@
toNe nAltn,
Racer, Pierce HArpscu Roads days. In nAna
tthe maAtg,
Houn,.in ge' Ams'' Adouh c'Al DOuna
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The schooner Pilot, with q sarge II Loo
buebsls Of wheat bound hom q icsgo ,, But.
fsio, Wills st ancber ID the river as Dstnat
July 9Th, was tuu into and sunk w the bark
a Ds S Soso. os S%,, caring no.yy sqaali'
injured.
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Late Now Orleans dates have details Of four
battles fought rus far In the war for 'Soatt-
.rn indeps, d,nce," with 'sccmate' 9 atemsnts
If the tilled and wounded on each tide. FIR
the information and amusement Of northern
readers We subjoin ihs follow wing tab1lar state
nent OF there loeses. compiled from our New
Orleans Contemporaries:
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~ WV O~"kFU8N
Senate,
IR'publ cans In Roman. D.xooraAz In nalics, 70
,isc'sd membsis NAKED sish an sstsaisk.
CALIFORNIA.
Milton S. Latham, Jas. A.he DOugali, CUa
oonarnuvr.
J'm"D.nn L.ays'e 8. Foster.
DstAwARu.
James A. Bayurd, willard SduIsburv.
uLrOu.
o. DiwpiAs, Lyman TrunSull.
nnAHL
Jesse D. bright Houp 8 Line
James W Grimes, Jsm.s Harlan.
KAMvs.
J'm's II L.ns, Sc rsm~oY.
KKsIUc,r
Lazarus ". Powell John c.Bssekinridse.
LAM. Nonui. We. Pa F."saIsn.
sAKuAsD
AKTuoSr KrscDY,tAsI Jsrass A, Pearee,
aAssAHussrrs.
Chsrl'. sumpsr. H-ny wns'n
MrrssorA
Henry N Rsee, Neon =. wEk,h-su.
Hpsorat
rusltr ro't, Waldo n johnson.
EIw uANr-nIGs
john PHlN D.asl C.Nk.
raw itnsKI.
john X Thompson, John O. Tea Ejck,
ruw
Preston King, IRA Hsrria
MICHIGAN.
z. Chandler, ks ashAm-
QUO.
BSoj snlin y. Wade, John Sherman
oRHoos.
Rdvsrd D. Baker, Gso-ps " NsSr,iih.
rrrSsrLvAriA
David wilmot, EITu' Covsa.
EnoDz nIAHD.
Jsmes 7. Simmons, Henry AuIhoay.
yxRMoEr.
Solomon Foo,, jacob C,il,msr.
wiaCJspuS
JAMES R. D,oli,,ls, TimNey uore.
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ITO CONSERVATIVES.
L Preacher Of the Go.ptl, having cured hls son
up 10 dc by the most eeebrated phy.icRns, desires
to make known the nOd9 q cure whsh GtoSes sue
Colds and Ionsmptlon, and he will send II tres OF
ehsrse to all who desire it and will forward him th'sr
ADDRESS DANIEL ADEE,3Js Pearl st,Nes York.
2b,11T ,21ao
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Apprentice slayery IN RsGI.Ad.

TIE following we copy from o Diekeas's A
tie Year ROlAd!"
About WolverhaTnpton, WillenhAll, and else
where, thsre Is custom Of apprenticeship
most painful in Its working. Achild Of tender
years Is apprsntieed by the parent, who re-
ceivss the wages sArnsd under thu contract,
and the apprentices ship, whenever IL may begin,
lasts TIL the ago Of Il. II Is enforced by the
maeistr Etes against ths chila whsnsvsr he re-
lists cont act by which he Is bound, though
bis assent to it was never asked. Ths apprsn-
tics, 90 bound, is his MASTERS cbaltel, and while
under ago Ia inheritsd. In case Of his masters
death, by his master's hsirs. Such an appren-
tice has been foh by one man N another for
l0s. He is not seldom Let out by the pSnniless
owner, who receives bis hire and pockets his
.x sess over the contract msney duo 70 bis pa
rents. lie is punished by b oNs and clsn-
ming, " or starvation. ~ will Glen your CUTS
20 dddle-strihgs, is ons Of tAe forms u threat
from master TO apprentice. The parents, "
says Mr.. HoRNER, writing from WolvsihAmp
ton. "count the money the em7lyye,l estl-
mate the work the child must do it," Is II
90 much TO ash that no child DO appointed
while 1t is under n'ne years old, or for mote
than sieh years, and that II be bound by nc
contract not made for its oWI bon.nsl That
a parent thall not sell or pawn his childs labor
Ter near Of buying dIipkI
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Howard MISSION AND Howe ron LITTLE
WANDERERS, 26 NKw BOwERY, JULT 5. 1861.
This mmnng,A youth atou II yeas old, but
are worn, called ia wl.h his sg'd, Telsltd atter.
as sad, ~ cInT b,g and can g6t no work. Thers
are nina OF us and Sun hs main dspendsacS'-
han bow, d his heed and Wa hk9 a child. said,
my son. / p tyyel Eonoi sou. l would glad.
ygys You wo X lean noL" "Ol lis hard 10
tesr =" wac his bi ter reply. lie st DIVA ard wtpi
unsii bis heat YVES refsVei Ys', u Is hard 20
bear. s.vs him . lit'lz food " take h1ins. 1,
was eli could do. Over tWo buudred daily loo
o me for { cd, elCthss Sn, IhaVs uOt turaed
away hungry child 20. Who viii Slvs employ.
msps 10 this noble bCli NC. Van AAr@.
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TACTIC" HARDKK TOOK COMssASD OF the
rebel frIess at Memphis on the 2ish ulI.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE "CoMMTrTEE OF SAFE
Tive were greatly rejoiced to learn the
following news, from the Corpus Christi
(Texas) Ranchero -" The committee of safe
ty Of this county have taken possession of the
boats, tents, ETC., belonging to the United
States coast survey, which were left here for
safe keeping last summer. They are all in
fine order" We understand that the New
York committee of safety are also at work.
Yesterday, they took possession of $500 90
worth of silks left in warehouse down town
for safe keeping. Master Phelim Sweeny Of
the Sixth ward committee of safety took pos
session Of gentlemans watch and chain, in
Manhattan ally. one dark night last week.
Messrs. Lushy Jake and Swiveleyed Joe
of the Cherry street committee of safety took
possession Of the spoons and forks left in the
basement of house in St. Marks place last
Thursday for safe keeping. They are all in
fine order. Three gentlemen of the Baxter
street committee of safety, Messrs. Antonio
Canjem, Isaac lsaacson, and Swaddy OMAR
,herigin-entered hotel on the East side,
night before last, to take possession of re-
peater, three hundred and fifty dollars in
gold, and a set of diamond studs belonging
to a lodger, who had left the articles, all in
fine order, in his trunk for safe Keeping
Having some absurd prejudlces. he fired a re-
volver at the committee, wounded Mr.. Isaac
son in the leg, when they were forced to re-
tire. Such acts Of coercion cannot be too
strongly condemned. Mr.. l. has written US
note, stating that when he and his col
leagues had got possession of the articles, all
they desired was to be let alone anity
Fair
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Commanding Co. II, Sd Re
A Patriotic Mother.

Many ages have admired the patriotism Of
me Spartan mother, who, as her son was 60
ins forth to do OF die for Sparta, presented
lin shield and said, This, or upon this"
There is member Of the Vermont Sd reg
:uen,, al only son, whose mother cheerfully
,onsecrated him TO the cause of God and her
Country. She writes recently from her west
er, home: Il fear this rebellion will require
,av sacrifice of many valuable lives from nor
,--rD homes; bat it must and will be quell-
q. The issue cannot DE doubtful, though it
nay be deferred God will speed the right.
liz cause of humanity throughout the wide
world calls to Heaven for the just, honorable
se;;.tment Of this question. Nothing else
ca4 requite northern mothers, who have
pared from their sides, yes, their hearts,
their sons to fight the battles Of freedom
Bat beg pardon for descantlng 50 long CT
OLE subject, viz: Lay sen and my country
for Mey are one to me-"
That is the mother who says to her onl!
I'm AID only Child, go. Write her name be
sde the Spartan mothers. a. W.
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e The St Adams Messenger suggests
that Lieut. Gov Underwood should be drop
ped out of the state ticket to give place to a
democrat.-St. JOhnsbu,y Caledonian.
The Messenger has never made any such
suggestion, or said any thing that could pos
sibly be construed into such meaning. Will
the Caledonian do us the justice to make a
note of this st. 4dlJans Messenger.
We will. We got such an idea from an
editorial in the Messenger, or else we were
so careless as to attribute the position o.
some other paper to the Messenger. We do
not take the trouble to examine the files of
that paper, because the word of the editor is
as good as bond, and we do not question
we were in the wrong. "Will the Messenger
make note of" that!
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DRowNED.-Franklin Hazleton, boy nine
years old, was drowned in the Winooski rv-
er, in Moretown the 10Th instant He had
oeen fishing with an older BROTHER who left
him at the river about six o'clock in the at
ternoon. About an hour after he was miss
ed, and on searching for him his hat and fish
ing rod were found near rock. from which
he had evidently slipped into the river, and
the li!eless body was found short distance
below.-Daiiy Freeman.
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BLACK HAWK STALLION
CHI IEFTAIN

The celebrated stallion Chieftain DIETER known
as the Xix Black Hawk Horse,) will stand for the
improvement of the breed of horses, during the
coming season, commencing May 9th. 1861, as
follows:
Mondays, at Harley Halls, East Burke, Vt.
tuesdays, at West Concord, VT
Wednesdays, at Lisbon Village, N II.
Thursdays, at Parker Hill, Lyman. Nh.
Fridays, at E. st Johnsbury, a m. At Lam
bert Hastings, St Johnsbury Plain, VT, p. IN.
Saturdays. at Lyndon Corner, VT
PEDIGREE: Chieftain is son of the origin.
al Vermont Black Hawk horse, formerly owned
by Benjamin Thurston esq, of Lowell, Mass,
and afterwards purchased by David Hill of Bird
port. Vt. His dam was sired by the famous trot.
ting horse Defiance, of Stanstead. c. E., and GU,
of Messenger mare of great speed and bottom
Chieftain will be nine years old June 9TH. 1861
His color is dark dapple bay he stands sixteen
hands high, and weighs HOO lbs.
Terms: $1,000 to insure.
The horse known as the Hastings Horse vii
also stand in connection with the above named
morse Terms; SoOO to insure. At 4!
B. F. RIX, Proprietor.
Harry Hockenberry, Groom.
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June %, 1851.

Notice is hereby given to the Freemen Of the
county Of Essex to meet in convention in the A
cademy building at Guildhall oniW edncsday, the
10th instant, at l0l A. NJ. for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for coun ty officers, to be
supper ed at the coming election.
All who believe &" that in this turning point in
the nations destiny, that it is the imperative duty
of every citizen, without restrictions OF party or
creed, to uphold the permanent authority of the
Constitution and the Laws of the United States.
against al. opposers and i'll every part Of the
country are cordially invited to attend.
THOMAS g. BEATTIE,l
y. T. BOWMAN, }.Co. Com.
Il. FOLLANSBY, }
Cuildhall July |, 1861
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4 fair.-A Fair to help in the completion OF
the Catholic Church commenced in this village
last summer. will be holden within the walls
of the new building every day during the frs,
week of July. Doors open from in the after
noon to 8 in the evening. Admission 20 cents
children half price.
On the third and Fourth grand illumination
will take place at night from eight to ten o'clock
in honor Of our national anniversary.
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\ O Il | G. E

= z. 4 r H. ~ NJ W.
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Connecticut and Pas5umpsic Rivers railroad
Company will be held at the Junction House
White River junction. Vermont, on "Wednesday
the 3 st instant, at o'clock p. m, for the pur-
pose of clecting Board Of Directors, and te
transact any other business that may come before
them By order Of the Directors,
49-5l E. CLEAVELAND, Sec'y.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.--The Best il
the World

W. A. BATCHELORS splendid Hair Dye /. the oRIC
NAL and only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known
Instantaneous its cict, does not stain the skin, and II
vorates the hair for life. BE careful and Use none otht
than the genuine, signed each side OF every box-W,
A BAIcHELsR. Sold by all respectable Druggists an
Fancy GOODS Stores everywhere. Mandatory No
Barclay street date 10 Bond street. and 233 Broadway
New York. 1876
ATwOOD'S QUININETONIC BITTERS-the best A
omaC Tonic offered 20 the public. All Druggs
have it. See advertisement. 6-57
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The Great RemedV.-Ihc best remedy fol
,sor-red stomach dcraEsed system, and gen. raj lie
bi!ity is 10 the 10y iding the OF the
many poisonous compounds and nalseouS mixtures fUl
sale III thu community IL saleratuS being often little bet
ter t-u common Soda and not hb harmless, some Of
them being absolute poison. PYLES DErErIC SALERATUs
the only pure and healthy arice that can be relied
Depot, No. 3t5 Washington ST, New Aork.
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County Convention.

A convention OF the freenen of Essex county
will be held at Guldhail, on " Wednesday the 10th
day of July rr0r'nlo. az 10 o'clock a m, to nom
mate county officers to be supported at the ensu-
ing election.
All who are in favor of supporting the "Consti
tuition and the Union" and of sustaining the ad
ADMINISTRATION in its efforts to suppress rebellion
and put down treason are cordially invited to at
tend.
WIN. II. HARTSHORN,
S. ID. HoBSON.
JOHN S. CLARK,
PRESTON MAY,
June %, 1851.
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TRAITORS. BEW ARE!
RENOLVERS!

The subscriber is sole agent in this place for the
sale of Whitneys Reyolyers ian improvement,
no Colt's.) These pistols arc perfect in every
part. and have been proved and found all right
They are preferable to Colt pistols and afforded
at less price.
Different sizes constantly on hand.
c. c. CHILDS.
II Opposite the Post Office 81
St Johnsbury, June Is, 1861.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-05

U Thursday last party of visitors at
The Summit House on Mount Mansheld
found bank OF snow, whereupon they pro-
cured some maple syrup and enjoyed "Su'
CARING off,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-05
CAM BAXT E R.
RECRUJTS WANTED.

In consequence of the transfer Of the Yer.
senues company to the I'd Regiment, few
good men can be enlisted at Camp Baxter
" making early application.
B. \. HYDE,
Col. Commanding Sd Regt.
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NIT ii K W SONS
SEVEN
SHOOTERS.

This pistol is Light. has great force, is sure FIRE,
can be left loaded any length Of time without IN
jurv and is safe to carry. 1t is really the incest
pistol for the poke, there is made. Please call
and examine for yourselves as regards 4ualltv and
price. l. NJ. ny AM
st Johnsburv, July |. 1851. dli
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MARRIAGES.

In Sutton, June %. by Rev. L. T. Harris, Mr..
James NJ Drake, of Lake Village, n. H., and
Miss Laura A. Aldrich. of Sutton.
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Halfway House between Montpelier and ST JohnsouTy
T.. E. WILSON, Proprietor. l29
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4 q 4 r D

The American Watch Company. Of Waths M. Mass,
heSN 10 call the attention Of The public the following
el4phatic recommendation of watham Watches which
las been politely given by the leading aciica watchma
and jewellers throughout the United States The en-
tire list Of signatures IT, the Eastern States Is
quite too long Tor publication in advertisement
the pres nted W III he r-Cognized by those scQ
ted Nh the Trade In this being ia the hie
degree -e.leCaUe aud influential AT their estat isi
ma. uw bee found the genuine watches he
Company uacure, in great variety and uniicrn
prices
Signatures from many cities and fowls Of New Ing
LAID not iuilE represented IL this lit v IL appear
t-rc advertise ul-llt.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-05

We talked with quite number of the SOL
tiers Yesterday in relation TO their uniforms,
and heard not one word of complaint, but on
The contrary, entire satisfaction was expressed.
Many of the men told US that the uniforms
both as quality and style, were much bet
ter than they expected to receive, Of which
fact the Woodstock Standard is requested to
take due notice and govern itself according
w."
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BUGGY WAGONS FOR SALE.

The subscriber has at Paddock's village fve
buggy wagons which he will sell cheaper than was
ever before offered in Vermont. Work and ma
terlal warranted ID. +. HOUGHTON.
ST Johnsbury, June 10. 1861. i6u