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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-05
atoital.

X nc UnEA TO
+. ME I III 4
w DISCOVERY
~ OF THE AGE.
MIR. KENNEDY, Of Rosbury, has discovered in one
Of our common pi,lure weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR
From the tOorst Scrotiia dotCn 10 u common
Pnpie
lie has tried 10 In over eleven hundred cases. and never
failed except In two cases, both thunder humor he has
now IN his possession over one hundred certificates ofi
value. all within twenty miles OF Boston.
Two bnucs are warranted 10 rurcP nursing sore mouth
One TO three bottles will the worst kind Of PIN.
pies ON the face,
Two or three bottles will clear the system of biles
Two bottles are warranted TO cure the worst canker In
The, 10 five borlle, are warranted to cure Che worst
Kind OF Ensipclns
one TO Two bottles are warranted to cure 40 humor in
The eyes.
rvo bau., arc warranted 20 cure running OF me cars
aud hlutChcs among the hnir
Pour six bottles warranted TO cure corrupt aud
running ulcers
One 6ottle will cutc scaly crurtons OF the skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted 90 cure The
Mind NJ ring worm.
Two or three bottles arc warranted to cure me most
Three to four bott cs are warranted to cure salt rhcum
Five 60 eight BOTTLES will cure the worst of -croia
A benefit is always experienced from ue hfst bottle,
and perfect cure is warranted when The above quantity
RoxnriY Mass
F DEAR MAp,N,-rbc reputation Of inc Medical Dis
c1vCry. Boo curing al kuas p huuurs. issu we'll cllsh-
od, %, tc unanimous voice " al who have ever used h
sdlhl phy.ciaus and tho most careful Druggist. u the
country are a"aninou. in 10. p,Hsc-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-05

What's in name Ask Gen. Bragg.
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L'ring'on, No., dug. 29.-The rebels er-
couragcd 10y exaggerated reports OF tho battle
near Springfield, arc congrcgating in largo num-
hcrs in this and the surrounding counties, and
committing all kinds Of outragcs upon Union
men anil their property. Ifthey are allowed to
Ia this part Of the state as they arc now doing.
they viii steal enough from Union mon IN sub
il their army for months. In view Of this CON
diiion Of thing, assistance has been asked Of
General Fremont. The Home Guards still oc-
cuPy the iorticatons, and can probably hold
tue place, but rc-cn.orccmrnts are needed 10 op-
crate against parties engaged in rayaging the
country.
Prominent Union men are daily threatened
with death.
EN-Goy. King Of Ray County, has been FIRE
quontly warned, but hi- devotion to the Union
cause is unshakcn, and he and his sons are ready
to shoulder their mu-kots.
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War lteus.

kIr CARsoS.-Kit Carson, the veteran hun
t'r AMI prnirc guide has raised a regiment OF
Volunteers Tor thr Union, on his old stumpinr
grounds in New Mexico.
ONE or otE ENCIIANGEs states that tho
Montgomery Cogfsderdcy has been suspended
for want OF proper support"
There are quite number Of Montgomery con-
irdcratcs and consprators who will, before many
months, he suspended for want Of proper sup
port
A lFRoIC tNoN WoMAN.-A fsw evenings
ago, whilst "A gentleman who lives near Midway
IA this state, and has Union flag before hin
door was absent the seccssonists, about twelve
"r fifteen in number, went to his house onlv his
VITO being at home, and commenced cutting
down the dag The noble woman ordered the,a
To leave. They refused. She demanded bv
what authority they were cutting down the flag.
They replied "by the authority Of our captain.s
She seized revolver and fired, when the
Journal W.
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Funeral Ceremonies In Honor of General


~. Lo"is AUgUa %. The funeral ceremonies
and military display in honor Of General Lyon
to-day were Of the most imposing character.
The procession which escorted the remains to
the railroad depot included the troops in tho
city, General Fremont anl staff city officials
and numerous prominent citizens.
The streets through which the procession pass
cd, were thronged with spectators, and fngs
were displayed throughout tho route and the
city dressed in mourning.
General Fremont having signiiod to the
banks yesterday desire ior loan of $3.50 900,
the Exchange Bank took the whole amount TO-
day.
Tie circulation II the newspapers presented
by the Grand Jury OF New York has been inter.
dit.i in l.ouis city and count, by order Of
the pIu. ust Marshal.
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lvoh'na'oa, ing 29.-Thc statement that
new, has been received Indicating a certain
speedy recognition Of the Confederate State, by
England, is unlouudrd. On the cout.,ry tho
indications are that all the European Govern
mcnts intend TO continue to respect tho blockade
and to await the result of the contest.
The President has recognized Robert Bir;b
a. Nicc-Consul Of Prussia at 81. Louis.
n messenger from the Virginia s,lc this
morning states that our picket forces advanced
to Biilyys Cross Roads yesterday. ani drove
those OF the scccssiunists n mile and a half be
yond, whcrc, it is said, IN, latter have taken
possession oi commanding cmincnco and are
throwing up embellishments. There wa. much
nrng during the day, hut without fatal results.
Ih" inhabitants generally Of that section have
removed elsewhere, some Of them 10 thi, c.ty.
\ PRACTICAL JONE-No LIVES Lo,r.
\ lash Of secession cavalry, it is reported by
tho messenger, was made at what they supposed
70 hc deserted cannon, after about twelve
rounds had been fired al it from tho huwitzers.
On nearer approach, however, they discovered
II TO br sham, .ono Uf tho Michigandrr, hny-
uS deceived the enemy Tor sport, by mounting
an oil stovc-ppc 0u wheels.
Daniel krupplc, Of the Second Michigan Re-
giment was Killed yesterday by tho accidental
discharge oia gun in the hands Of a comradc.
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NrntlN mud MlllInn.

The editor oi on, of the secession sheets. re-
Gently supposed IN s.. Louis, app,isd a few
u"yS ago to Frovp't Mu,hal M'Kln,try for
permission to resume publication. B,int asked
Il ho was ready tO give written pledge that
nothing should appear in iis columns incons;st-
'n' with truc ale glance To the Government. he
replied in tho negative Like all tho traitors.
however, ho was very fearful that the Constitu-
'ion would DO violated, and that the rights of
Tho Marshal declined ~ cutter into anv discps-
sion, merely informing him that he was soldier
rd obcycd orders. " Iiut," rcmonstrtod the
g litor you might be ordered to hang me. "
Very poesihlc,' replied tho Major, drily -
" And would You obey orders then Z Nod
An'edg inouid, Sir.' Tho journalist left, in
profound disgust.
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Death Of WIN. Lyon ,rnckcn,,c.

Iorool', c. w., tug. 25.--Wm. Lyon M
ken1ic, cS-momlcr Of rulamcn', dicd ha
might, in this city. The dcccisoI WI, the l., -
rcr Canada leader Of the rebellion Of isI; which
rrultcd in his exile to the United Slto, for
u years, during which tim, ho wa, connected
with the N. Y. irhm'. Being plrloncd in
1919, he pturucd to Canada, AMI was elected
to Parliament, which position he occupied for
several years. lIc was universally respected.
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Arbitrary Seizure OF Vessels.
sHrrs At NEW ORLEANS FORFEITED TO rur
REBELS.


REBELg.
ltrom he Bosfon Journal.1
in the seizure Ofthe 'hip John II. Jsrvi,, ,frou,
Liverpool, by the pirate steamer Music the
10 leiture Of the ship was resisted by the own
as and i appeared that her captors had no
lawful claim upon her a. she was not taken
ulon the high as. But the JED. Davis Govern
m nj ,ct p claim upon the ground that 'lfoua
,t .ru m.eI tne ue .arn'oi of war the property of
INC enemy becomes liable TO seizure and con
demnstion as prize Of war" This claim. "A an
pears by recent letter from New Orleans. ~.
cen allowed, and the ship declared forfsIt 4,
he Confederate Government. The decision I'm
ihis case, u IL said, involves in the same fats
the following nam u vessels, which were s,ized
at the wharses in New Orleans, Just after The
sc,esh" declaration Of war whilo they were
loading Tor Europe ships Marshall land car
go); Robert Harding, State Of Maine, Toulon.
lemucl Dyer, ARIEL, G.. A. Farwell and Amer
can Union, bark Chester aud schooner II. &
Jones. The value Of these vcsscls, thus abb
u1rily seized, Is isestinated at over $500. 600.
letter from New Orleans says, with refsr
'ncc TO the case of the John II. Jarvis:
~ Is much better, in any event, 10 fall into
iho hands Oi the e, ernmcnt instead of tho pri-
r. because wbonrver the government doe
81, they Will ell to the highest bidder and not
1ld themsclvcs; aud therefore if your ship should
ultimately bc sold. she can probably he purrhAs-
rd for very small part Of her real value, 10
"u,o people here, ] think, arr not disposed ta
| lrcha'o any % the prizes, either Of privateers
~ governments eNc, pt at very low figure.
! he iedr that the title would bc hereafter dis-
Z ut'd would operate against the buyer Tho
NJ nlcno was sold law DAYS ago far $500,
nd bought in ly 1homa. McClcllin. I think
hero was bin made IN account OF the owners.
md that the only bidder WAS Mcclellan him.
~. lLc priNat,Cr In iu,ss a. a spccuiation
mas 'u'n.I out rather badly ior the parties In
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TIE NEW YORK SUN
FRIDAY MORNING, AUG 30 1861.
Telegraphic News.
FR0K TIE STAT OF VAR


forfre" Monroe, Aug. 2sh, ria baltimore,
Aug. 29h.-we have no tidings from the Nav. |
expedition.
Accompanying the flag Of truce from Norfolk
yesterday, were Col. John Cary Of Hampton, a
son of Gen. lluger Of Norfolk, and several prom
incnt scccSsionsts from Old Point. They had
the impudcncc to chcor the Confederate A "
while at anchor under the guns Of the Mount
Vernon, the flag ship during G,c absence Of
Com. Strngham.
II turns out that tho firing upon our nig Of
truce from Craney Island, some weeks ago, was
entirely unauthorized by Gen. lIuger On
hearing of tho outrage he sent an apology to
Commodore Stringham.
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A DOWN TOWN MERCHANT,

lavlus paalcd several sleeploas nights -trbed by
tLe asoncs and cries of suffering child, aud bo-
.pmnP convinced that Ms. WISsLows sooru-
ING SYRUP was Just the article needed, prccur d
supply ior the cllld. oa reaching home, and A.
quG!ntug his wife with what lie lad done, she re-
fused " have Il administered 10 the child, as she
Mas strongly in avor OF Homeopathy. That night
the child passed in suffering, and the parents with
out sleep. Returning homo the day following, the
nlher found the baby still worse and, whi.s con.
'rur ratug another sioapess night tic mothcr step
,yI from tie room u attend - some domestic du.
,., and .o't tho father with tie child. During her
..sf.pe he admin stored portion Of the sOOTH-
ING sYRt p - the baby, and said nothing Thd
lt all hlld- SLEPT well, and tho lltt'o fellow awoIe
To morning bright aud happy TIE mother WIS
.Fl.'tcI viii tie sudden aud wonderful change
I'd s'thuugh ~ It blended At tic deception prac.
starrag, crying babies ard restless nigLt have
disappeared. single t-iL 4 tie syrup never yet
failed 70 relieve tho sby, and overcome the preyu-
9 go OF tue moter.
MOTHERS, MOTHERS !! MOTHERS Ian
OLD NURSE FOR CIILDREN-D.n'tf, 70, touJo.
'.,, NJ, WlNsIOW SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CHILDREN TEEunNG l. has no e1la lu Earth
N a.ui4.r who has ever tr,l Ms wIS4lyWs
r.,IHiSG aIELP FOR CHILDREN vii ever
..ry.i e. ot hc, slad pnss twuush The d8trpss.lg
IY. % 10 D. ITO H d f.ff g
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DilU.RO ADS.

ELNTEAL RAILROAD OF NEw JRR
- SLY, Nuu foot OF CurtItpit st-Cpnnoctlng a.
u ,rut.l Ju rtiou with DJ1Waie, I.tuktW ,nua
srt " % ~ x rood, aud at ,stop with Lemrh
Va. Il lrri aud ~ coupryti IA, f1riulng a di-
o.t .". PirlsaJK KG aud the WESL without
$500, u, c1rs.
slM2EG ARRANGEMENT.
I'.nHD ciLE June lu, lSJl Lowe New York a.
n,.r t,rrrr Tvrrr,a-At6A. v, a,r F,s,,n.
i".mE Plr.u %, H'rr.shnrS, Mauch Chunk,
" t.l..I-I nyt, ~
MAta 1t,iv -.A' a. 49,, fof T. tsion. wuteI Oar,
aat.u ca 80 70. 'd, P.t,stun, Wiiks ,nrro, &c.
IN T.aYr ra,is s-F.r E,r.u, M,uct
g Co.,. Wa. II, Re tJ.us, P,.,ir.ye, u,as
-" &c. TuvprGu TrIrY Hls,aa, BALlo.
hem, A...t ia ari M,u'h C'uak.
t3N =. ~, " Ay TRAIN For s 'lorvil's.
0.pI q. ~, Western Express flr Etitlu, A'lan-
Town, X. .i.uR, Harrisburg, PitsblrR, aud tho
Wet Se,iiug Cars from Jersey C.'y tArough 10
PITT Nrrr.
EXPRESS TRAINS FOR uARRI sBURg.
The 4. A., EN'tess Train from N'w York, Ar
uNcS 10 II -ris'lI K nj =. NJ, connecting Est and
q utrsi Railroad. North aud S1uth, and with Cum
hcr'suI valley I1.ruad.
THE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN FOR THE
WEST, loves y .'v Y'.f ~ SIN. daily tS4uiays
'V,cu'"i making close cunue tiou st II ,rra,l.Ig
with Pc usy,yau.A Railro1d-w'th NJ change Of car,
10 Pitts urg, ana but one to ucnatt and Chicago.
Four hours time IL saved hy taking this train
LIILhBErM ORT ASD NEW YORK FERRY
Leave NJ" York from Ter n. ? n lrth X yer At
2u and ll..b An. 20, 400 and DO Pm.
To hu.'s stop - Bergen Point aud Mirinog's ulr.
h'r every til each vay.
JoHN o. sTEARNs, Superintendent.
SUio lY'lo5
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RcpuhliCnu Convention NJ wiilcsbnrrc,
Ia. rhnnk. 10 DnnI =. nicLin.nn

SrrdR'1a Fd., Aug. 29.--At Convention
held at WilkosDarrc, called under tho auspcc,
Of the Republican party, which represented the
sentiments Of all parties, tho following rc,olu-
ton was announced and adopted -
RSoir,R-That the thanI, OF thi. C,nycnti,p
are hereby rendered tu the Hon. ID. :. Dickin-
son, for hi, recent mastery Iloi for tho Union
at IunhannOnk, and We cannot but express our
high satisfaction at the course Of this di,tin-
Eui.hcl leader Of the democratic party. in COM
mon with hosts Of others, la sinking the plrti-
m in tho patriot and rail- D. ing to the support
ul the government against the machination, OF
traitors.
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u u'Good-by to the News aud Day Book. r,

Tho New York Neri, Day Book and Jourudk
" commerce, arc among the missing in our
exchange, this morning. The PCstuNN "
,rll has seized our copies, and he ma, .--
tI'm: lie /. welcome TO them-particulariy
tic NsWs aud Day book. We can get along
without them, and we believe the country will
hc a1le to bear up under their loss. They have
NY become winding sheets for tho deadly and
,hen'ty" matter wrapt up in them. The Dszy
H"E Should lo awarded The honor ola "niggcr
iro.' Go d.by M,,cs-good.by Dav Book-
H.,htstt (Ui,u
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Reported Arrest Of col. strs,.,r.

baltimore, Agg. PA private letter rc,civ-
cd in this city says that the src,seioni,,, h,vo
arrested Col. Strothcr, the well know propric,or
of the B'rblcy Sprins', Virginia. AMI cirricI
linn prisoner TO Redmond. H. is quito a,,d,
but bc'ng suspected Of LOYALTY to the Govern
cmmont, incurred the displcasurc Of his .,ccs.
sion ncighbors.
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The Privatccr FirrDy story.

Bos'oH, AUg,N % The schooner which
spoke tho Agricoa at half past seven o'clock, i.
NJ, August 2jth, on Cape Ann, was the Yacht
Wild Pigeon, ON a pleasure excursion. There
w., no priyatecr in the ease, and Capt. lIerrick,
ol the AgrcOla, was imposed upon.
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EOE LlNEBPOOl.-OID BLACK STAR
Lng lhc ln'sct slup HEAlsrliukE. 'yinr ~
per T.. X, tt's uh goth August Tho ABE
LAlnE 2,tt ol August. Dra.tl ou Bank vt Irrnud
and pusscncHs from or ~ ireland. Apply b. WILL,
LlAMS 4 GIION a. Ft.u,n IT, E2a9ta.sl q
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IklCOPHEEDUS FOR THE HAIR
o 4 fHt cent, Per bott'c-P1-trr & Fair
Has uiD, y rfumcd Tricophcruu., f,f imprnv-
~ tie condition tie hair is an excellent article
9, 'on n'w b" procured al 90 nth Sscund street
. hIIr'Nfg'', ai tie above low price aIl5 9l.c2CO
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TAPSCOrl ) LINZ
L. OF LIVERPOOL Packets.

Tie sui scr err cnutnua to grant ccrtlfc.taa of
pvsago ~ au rom Iyoru,Ol b thuir C,yur.ts .iue
81 packets, prIsi Z IN pIit the fDuJwu sll rs,
viz
VIM. TAP5COTr EMERALD ISLE, ALBiON,
nKEADSUUGIIr, MANCHESTER VICTORY
bENJ. ADAMS, CONS rELLArIOSJ J. BOYD,
WEST POiNr, ESCOET PHOENIX,
lhUE!N HiTER SEA FLOWER, CAMBR! Al
NJ lug tyut.cI with OtnUIB, a ship cyrr, ave
ia.s, The st's rIurrs are u' ',n agents iHr tho
y LINE OF LONDON PACKETS,
Fnr a,. Of which taoy grant certificates, on liberal
g.. ms.
%EHTTANCEs TO IRELAND, g..
1. & O.. also cont uVo n issue dri"4, payable on
i'Wud, thrul EA1ut Y gland. Ireland, S,utluul AID
W1eH, 4 t.o LOWEST RATES.
Circulars, with AL plItC l'-s, may 10 hal un 40
pltni. uu ~ 10y lptor, encIul' plFlsgo t,fn' =.
TArSCDrr & co, NG SIuth st,sNa,. Y,rl..
auI 2+..-'lU5 TAl5COTr, SMITH X Co, Liverpool.
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T1IOMPSONS BLACK STAR LINE-FOR
4 LIyctTnI-TlN JFWH THOMPSON, rPrr
- 4 . RIVER, sails .Uiu August. For pa .slgn from
'r O. Liverpool, pr d .,iI "a BUlN Of Irc.ud andy
al O.. uliU', 30 P,aI ~. lygIz4.s'ili
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FOR IlNERrOOt.-rAPSC LINE
= 81. Aug. 80, tho splendid snip WM. T. SrOK.R
lying Il licr o' % X Err pAsE.. tcI, t,kou ~ Nv
rlt's. Iur "a. oE. or drafts, np any part OF G-cu
u, tain "r lruiInd, Apply on board, o~ To- TAP
SCOTT 81 South It. a2G G't2G
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Y LINE FOR LONDON SAILS AUGUST
"A als'- The 'ny.rite packet ship VICTORIA b.
ng bt pier H. El-t Ryor has sup,rior ao,'lInuul-
tons. Fur plesag' nt low atc7, or drafts ou u ,t
Britain or Ireland apply on board, or To TApsCOIT
n Co, 81 South IT. nV'1 5'lI2
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GUS ASD PA1NTS-BOILED PAINT
H ID ... ., els r ruui o.. % ,,iitt pe- gal (.
1rf'" 1'"i, y,'.''' 'i q AID Spanish brown. one
'. I. lN. " .tu 'cad s.i p Uc cont. lirsaoj
ia - en,,gc g.. d. BIDwELL 2Gq PoaH st.
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INSURANCE.
IAYE YOU PROVIDED FOR YOUR
Family an insurance on your Lief

I AVE YOU PROVIDED FOR YOUR
Family an insurance on your Lief
HOME
LIFE Insurance. COMPANY,
10 GoIkr STREET BRo0KLYN
Ill BROADWAY, NEW YORK
NUT UAL,
WITH A CASH CAPITAL oP sis5 ooo.
IEVEsrED IN SrooSs or rHK SrArG or NEW YoRz
AND ftRsr CLASS BoNDs AND
h)RrsAsEA.
DtRsoreEs;
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" A. NNy' john I. Martin,
l. H. F.ot ingharn. John IIasey,
}, :. L StiSi.al-sn. John Sncdcn.
.' in.s h'SechGor, Milton smith,
~finnti twih, Huold Dhuer,
u H.l L r'ereqouL A.P. C,pwou,
A.. ". I'yi@ Nolcm all Knight,
f'''r e. t''r'n, Edward A. Lambert
JOHN ID. G" els, james How,
Il u. & 'i.n, J. II. Wyman,
q TIE u u, Goor,c A Jsryis,
90. r'acurs, Jr., Samuel Perry,
3 L t.vofth, II. Howard
C-u y uring, George 7. II pc,
john g. Bergen. Charles A. Townsend,
lC~H Rubc t., Cornelius J. Sprs.ue,
Wlta s. Guaith, joseph w. Green,
Mp Odci
WAITER s GRIFFIru President
! u fKlruNGlIAM Tru.suier.
GEO. e. RIPLEY, Secretary.
A 4. CAPWEi.i. Counsel
81 ig, Counsel,
G.. T.. MITCHELL. Nv xlyr,
JAMES STEWART, NJ. ID, New Yrk.
Nv lrlds rf profits de- l,.cd anrrr,'y, and AID.
,li'i Huuyd Al, y g. reduce TIE amount OF annuiA
,.rotHI m.
Premiums payable onc l,'ria cash and ono half in
ar'i' at % n'''u. wH.rh Il not in any ctsc sub
l'.' tua tH|u,ut hUt & - = pe1ntlHut loan OF the
'H 49, g. u' pad only y tho application oC priGts
ur deducted trn the amount duo when the pnty
'"r 4 l"y"'Ie Tho cash part u tao premium
may Ic Iti I"uuRHy, sem. annually, or quattcrIy
80 > l' 'r any unnlcr of years. or IA one sum
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CMEAp EXCI,RsION M CAMps ~

~ Staten Island. Fare q cents by Staten Island
ferry, tot 81 Whitehall n, het the n,tt1ry aIl ntn
ferry. Guide H. camps t. reach Reg menti Of Now
York Bihe3, British Volunteers Mechanics and Ar
nzllns Empire Zyuaycs aud latos Rd,S all at Camp
wshin gtOn-scott Rifles aud Ira Harris Guard
Cavalry at Silver Lake, Third Irish Volunteers at
Camp Carrigan, old Quarantine ground aud Lg.t
Infantry ~ Camp M,lrson leave the boat at first
laldmg. II ,Hts leave every hour frum o A. NJ. to
+. N, ou fine sundays every half hour % r.
N j02I tflJI
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NIEY Rfy. ANu Erv. EpIroRs | would
wish 10 know whether, IN your opinion, natur-
allied citizen, even in the South, can tako part
with tho Southern Cunfcderlcy without the
guilt Of perjury? In becoming a citizen he
,Wolc i,alty, MT 10 any STATE" but TO the United
) yates. Does that oath mean anything2 IT
nu', 70 take 1t was a -in. II 20, it must bind 10
hdcliy To the con titutionall y-clgc'ed President
aud Congress.
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l,lEST SHIPS FOR LIVERPOOL AND
Loud .n the sp.cri ship ALBERT GALA.
TN, T. T !. J.. H., tlr l. NtuIsol, sul S,t. "a
dyu, sl.h ) It. ID iIpm Fer 10 d. X. Passenger
: k"N 10 .ta' y ufued rates. For pa,4tge &C.,
spIy b" THOS. {. ROCHE ~ South st. au2S o'ilJ
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EXCURS,ONS-BIDDLE'S GROVE AND
l-str. rluats N 'or Auier'Dl" aud Gen. Arthur
fL ur without haE -rs, b. charter for excursions
Apply h. Il I. WILSON, l2O Wal st, cor s,utN. up
ttIs. aui 2iA.'4UG
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FOR LVERPOOI-THR CELEBRATED
= packet ship JHRII THOMPSON, at pier iO
bust River, sails Saturday, 3Uth August. This
magn. tcent ship his made two voyages in ricces-
Nnh thus year n lG days, Parties returning ~ the
'd country a.e requested " call on board bcfirs
engaging clsev hcrc auss %
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MEDICINES.

4 SIGNIFICANT FACT - A DiSTIN-
"A 'ust'd tta'e5inAn, on being asked wha, are tho
.r"c'pa productions o. New Eas and, replied, New
England I, SOS mon.
TIE orco Of hia reply c,nsistoi in the 'act tha,
-" EnE'aadors have a world wide reputation As a
eeo of hardy athletic inea and worncu-s4rong An /
v r'1'us In Ludy aud mind. WHAT the m,,n shall
mainly depends o. tho care aud treatment Of the
l Ncary every Now England nOthor pro-
,d.s
MRS, WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
% leg ln.c; tore .s no section Of country On oartl
.4'r, 1 .,s U' en- s. long and $50 un versa used
THE QUESTION ANSWERED.
- the question ia frequently aakei who Is MRS.
WISiLOWl We viii simply say that she il a lady
who, for upwards Of 80 years, has u~tiring'y DO
voted her time and alouu a. a fomA'o physician
and nurse, principally among ohlIlren. She has
specially studied tie constitution and wanta Of
.A.s NUMEROUS class, 50 generally overlooked or
are,lasy treated by the faculty Ia To- many IN.
-'.s and, ~ rctIt OF this effort, AMI pTattics,
S-ow'olge Obtained IN a lIfo time sqent as nurse
I'D physician, she Las compounded a Sitting
syrup ~ clI.,i'on teJthiug. Il operates Ike magic
giving rest aud health, and H. moreover, sure 10
r. gla,o tie bowels. In consequence OF this articles
Ms. w.us.ow IL becoming worli-reuowncd az a
aenefct"r of her race; children do cortla'y RISE ur
ui hoss her; especially Is this tho case IN this city
yyrt quaint tics OF the 3 lythiug Syrup are DAILY
aid hul used hero. We think Mrs. wins.Dw has
nlrl rta'zcd her name by this Invaluable article,
lld We sincerely believe Thousands u children hay5
uoen saved from an eory grave by its Timely use,
.nI that millions yet unborn will share Ia benefits
Nd unite IA calling her blessed. No horuEs has
lischaT gel her duty 10 her suffering little one In
lr opinion, until sle has given II tho bench, OF
MRS WIN LOWS SOOTHING sYRLP. Try IT,
ar thcrs-TEr IT Eow.-LailsS' Tssltor, Acs York
'ty
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STEAMBOATS,.

CONEY ISLAND FERRY-LANDS AT
~ FORT HAMILTON
ii 4 n AUS ION
Lc,y swrtlOtL 4 at %, i2l( aud 4
Spring - At ~, l2A and ~
joy ~ M ~, l2A aud -.
P.eri, n H., at 10, I and 1.
Fa.e - i'll return tickets, ~ oouts. aIlo IS is0
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SHIPPING.

CHEAP PASSAGE TO LIVERPOOL BY
- the BLACK Hall line Of ia kets--,he clipper ship
JAS. FOSTER Jr., sails 2sth August. For pas
n JACOB WILSON los s,uth 4 su2l 1'isS