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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-27

lrRN The American Tract Society, $50
Nassau street, New York, have published
30 600 copies Of the Soldiers Pocket Bible,
first issued for the English army in the time
OF Oliver Cromwell, A. d. 1913. Price in
paper covers, three cents single, 81 50 per
hundred, $50 per thousand in cloth, five
cents single, 81 per hundred, S34 per thou
sand.
This is simple compilation from the holy
scriptures, especially adapted TO soldiers
Why should not every soldier in the army OF
the United States have a copy; Wil not
those who love the soldier and the country
furnish the means. Sold at rs Washington
Street, Boston. Mass.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-27

VERMONT COMPANY OF SHARP SHOOTERS.
AN interesting ceremony was performed at
West Randolph on Friday morning last, 18th
Sept. One hundred and six of the very best
specimens Of the sons Of heroic Allen. who
had enlisted into a Company of Sharp Shoot
ers, under Col. Berdan, marched to the Fair
Grounds, and in the presence of assembled
citizens, with right hands upliltcd, gave their
plightcd trolh to Freedom and the defence Of
Constitutional Liberty.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-27

JEFFERsoN CRY, Sept is.
Monday afternoon Gen. Price sent word TO
Col Mulligan, at Lexington, demanding a
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livery FIMli.E >-.nELD 1--WE ONE
-
Cil.;t Y 4 Ora 9 .
DOUBLE THREAD
SE W Y G NJ 4 c II Y Z S

They are reliable, cheap durable and warrant.
ed equal to any and superior to most machines in the
market They The simple naaehtHs 5Hist, CON
sequently the least liable get out OF order They
capable OF doing any work, from the thnnest to
the thickest. The DouyIe Lock Stitch from the
original spOOs without reminding. Those who con-
template buying are requested to call and examine
these machines before purchasing elsewhere. They
be at o. Il, DIOKERMAN 2, (near the North
Meeting Ouse, Mount Holly, VT, here those wish
ing to purchase will be shown samples of the work
done different machines, and where all unpreju-
diced persons will at once the important advan-
tages of the Gray Grace over all other machines.
n. b People purchasing this machine will rot be
liable to prosecution, as they are built under q IL
Cense.
Recoect they can be seen at
o. B. DICK ERMAN'S, (Norttl Noun. Holly. VI.
Agents wanted in every town and county. w2Qt
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MA
w CHINE. What others say OF it. - 1t is in
deed wonderful production. and for family
peciay machine lciH tear any comparison ,cth
it.'-Phila. Evening journal.
a. A mechanical wonder. Scientific American,
For sale by j K. BARNES.
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Instruction.
OASTLETON MEDICAL COLLEGE

SURGICAL CLINIC.
A Clinic for advice and treatment in Surgical dis
will be held at the College Building, by the
Professor of Surgery, every
WEDNES DAY AFTERNOON
during the Lecture Term which commences March
LIST, and continues sixteen weeks
Superior advantages will be found here tor the
successful treatment of defOrmty, diseases of bones
and joints &c, and all diseases of the
EYE AND EAR.
All important operations performed before the
Glass will be gratuitous those whose circumstances
forbid their being at any expense.
ACCemm odations at low rates will be provided for
patients from abroad.
f. h SANBORN, u. D,
Prot. Surgery. CastletOn Med. Col.
Rutland, Feb. 1861. 9-4mis
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-05-23

TIP WITH YOUR STARS AND
~ Stripes AL aboard for War, and if We can't
III you out with suitable equippage, We can direct
you where TO find
HARNE SEs
of any style and quality suitable for Farming, Team
ing Sporting also slI other articles connected
with this branch of business and prices that will
astonish you and your neighbors.
Feeling very thankful to many friends and
patrons in CasetOn and vicinity past fayors and
liberal patronage, the undersigned would solicit not
only continuance but an increase OF the same,
surfing satisfaction in all things and would also
direct your attention TO our newly opened
HARNESS SHOP IN WEST RUTLAND,
near Il r. Mead's Store, where you will find Mr..
HENRY JOHNSON, waiting ready ana willing TO cup
ply you with anything in our line, at prices that
fail TO suit
Trimming of all kinds done to order, and to suit,
and very low for cash
Please call and see, and If We cannot suit you in
quality pric., terms &C, then will give in that
you are not-sutaIEs.
ID, b. COTTON.
DIV may l-tf Fairhaven, Vt.
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DIR. G. H. SH OIL Els

Professor Of Diseases Of Women,
The only Regular Graduate Physician advertising
in Boston gives particular attention to Diseases Of
Women, especially those suffering from any disar-
angement OF the MENSTRUAL SYSTEM. Married or
single Ladies may apply with safety and in conf
denc4 for reliefirom the many misfortunes peculiar
to tho sex
LUNAR MIXTURE.
have prepared Medicine for the purpose Of reg
ulaing the Monthly Sickness, which have used for
the last ten years witRtLe most unbounded success
The following recommendation IL sufficient:
''Its uniform success. even in extreme cases Is as
astonishing it is satisfactory journal of Am
Ned. .ScisHce.
have hundreds OF private assurances of the same
happy results but for obvious cannot place
them before the public.
1t Is the very best thing known for the purpose and
in cases of obstruction, alter all other means have
failed, will surely produce the desired effect cure
is guaranteed all the price will be refund
ed Purely vegetable, and perfectly safe at all times
CAUTION.-Neyer purchase any medicine OF tins
nature of any if Left about the country for sale
Such PILLS ana DROPS are deserving OF no conf
deuce whatever.
Experienced nurses and pleasant rooms for those
who wish to remain under my care.
Address DR., {. Ii. SHOLES, 49, COURT STREET,
BOsRoE 2-ly
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Clothing.
CUSTOM TAILORING ROOM


CRAMTON & NICHOLS BLOCK. UP STAIRS,
Would give notice to his friends and the public
generally that he has made arrangements with
eral first class
CLOTH IMPORTING AND JOBBING HOUSES,
In New ork whereby samples Of the latest styles
of goods designed for gentlemen's being
received, and on hand for inspection.
The very best Of French, English and American
. V Z r c 0 A 7 / \ q S,
which will be made up at very low prices
DRESS CLOTHS every shade quality and price TO
chose from, which will be made up in style that it
just takes Mccall to make.
PANT AND BUSINESS SUIT GOODS,
Comprising over One Hundred different styles Of
latest designs.
VESTINGS VESTINGS !
Gentlemen leaving their orders at this establish
ment have several advantage; In having their
garments made by the best OF Mechanics, also cut
q superior style, and warranted to tit; no old shelf
goods, but every order new, direct from the City
the customer may select
call is respectfully solicited and especially from
the most fstidious in dress it gives the subscriber
pleasure TO suit them
G5~Cutting done for Others to make.
Rutland, Jan. 10, 1861 2tf
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TEACHERS' INSTITUTES.

TEAC HERS U1ES.
Teachers Institutes for the counties of Orange.
Windsor, Windham, Bennington, Rutland and Ad-
olson, viii be held follows:
At Randolph, June 40 AtArlington, June l4-l5
Chester, IS " Fairhaven. 1913
Wilmington, 1l-l2 " Orwell, 21-22
The Institutes will each continue in session during
two days having e. ening sessions, and each daily
session will commence at a. II
All friends of Education are invited to attend, and
as ppHctRAtty as possible.
CIergymen are respectfully invited to give notice
from their pulpts.
Town Superintendents. Co-agents of the State
are earnestly requested notify teachers, and urge
their attendance; and also to notify clergymen-
Teachers are reminded that time spent by them in at
tending the Institute of the County where they teach
is by law considered to be spant in the service of
their schools and is not i'll any sense lost What
character our Common Schools shall aim to impress
upon the children of the State is question of very
apparent Importance in these times full of peril to
our country. J. S. ADAMS.
vp.,,r,,, d.. Secretary.
VERMONT BOARD OF EDUCATION,
SECRETARY OFFICE May 10. 1861 /
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Watches, JeWelry, sc.
Albany Wholesale and Retail
JEWELRY AND WATCH EMPORIUM
STEIN & BRO. .648 BROADWAY.

Offer t. ne trade and community at large at the
lowest New York prices, large stock of fine gold
and silver Watches, JewelTy and splendid assort-
ment of Fancy Goods. Peddlers and Watch makers
will find it an nducement to call and examine their
stock. Galyanizing, Plating and fine gliding on
watches; done for from 81 SO TO S8.
35-ly STEIN 4 BROTHERS. 548 Broadway.
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Musical Instruments.

mi USICAL.-Music made easy, or the
Az Science of Violin Playing taught in "a lessons
by Mr.. j. B WELLS. Young men Of Musical tai
emit, who wish TO acquire thorough know ledge of
this instrument and 70 become professional PLAYERS
can accomplish this by placing themselves under NV
instruction short space of time.
TERMS FOR "a LESSONS, SIS.
dancing lessons given if required. The finest
Italian Strings always on hand and for sale.
Application by mail or otherwise will receive
prompt attention.
j S. WELLS.
loft Wells, VT.
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DR.. C.. Il. SHOLES.
+ l. + CTIC INFIRMA AIRY.
l27 COURT STREET,
R0STON MAS

/ 1
BOSTON. MASS.
Having given my undit ided attention for the last
fifteen years to the of the gsHfo-tyinary
organs. and having had large practice il this spe
ciallty claim the best possible advantages for treat
iGent the " GRID has yet discovered.
have been yised By many of best medical
men TO advertise my remedies for the people general
IT, from the TACT those tCho Hsed my
not ask d ITisHd icAeTe 10 direct them.
TO THE IMPOTENT AND DEBILITATED.
SPERAATORRHGA, Oh SEMINAL WEAKNESS, / di
vide into three stages
lst. NIGHTLY Emissions, which my Eclectic Life
Drops will cure in very short time, without failure
ID. DAILY DISCHARGES. There are more cases OF
this than the world is aware OF Some Of the symp-
tons are high-colored and scanty excavations from
the bladder. with smartng sensation attending it,
sometimes with tuIbid sediment and at Others a
milk-like appearance. have analysed many speci-
mems OF this nature, and in all have found
ces or Semen and Albumeu, which is as sure 10 pro
duce death as Consumption, unless it checked by
medical treatment.
LOOK 70 YOUR CASE IN TINE
90. Loss OF MUSCULAR POWER Such cases may
be cured by similar means if the patient be other
wise tolerable health.
Best French PTeventatiYes al low prices.
see my advertisement in the Boston Herald. and
you can learn more full description of such cases
Address {. Ii. SH0LES, NJ D, l27 Court Street,
Boston 22-Iy
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ID | \ n OS! PLAN s.!

ID | \ n q s p A n o 81!
The subscriber, a practical Mechanic. and thor.
oughly acquainted with every part Of Piano il the
sole agent for this kdinitv for the sale Of the cee
bTated Instruments ofI
HAZLETON & BROTHERS.
Which took the firtt premium of the late n j. State
Fair over sieinway& Sons make and are consid-
cred the best IN The market.
Prices moderate, and every instrument fully war
Tanted. For further particulars enquire OF MRS.
A. r. HOPKINS, Main St. Rutland. Vt or of the
subscriber
A W POWERS.
n B.-Mr. Powers will continue to time Pianos in
Rutland three times year, about tie middle of
April, August and December. Orders LETT with Mrs.
Hopkins, will be attended to
Burlington. Vt, Jan. 2, 1851. 2u
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Lewis Il Fox.

ITO ALL IN WANT OF DRUGGISTS ARTl-
Il Giles Call on
LEWIS & FOX, Druggists,
Merchants1 Exchange, Rutland, VT.
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Thurlow Weed writes from Washington
on the 9th
"Gen. Scott, though feeble in body, is Wig
orouS in mind. In very truth, the flesh is
weak, but the spirit is strong What treas
pure to his country How precious his life
y listen to his clear, comprehensive, enIight-
.cncd practical views with wonder and admi-
ration He is intending to invest the other
veteran General with important command"
pLasoNAL-Col Phelps, the leader of our
ijr-t Regiment j, a nephew Of Mrs. Willard, of
TROY, aud is an old United States Army officer,
.IIr IS brother Of Major phclp, Of Baltimore,
80 resigned from the regiment there when the
..,Ayi commanding refused 10 call out the mi
..t g5 protect the Massachusetts uooFs passing
+ '.,-a '.. ejv. HoI. Phe.g, -aigHoJ from the
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence Of Tzs Sta,.

II
GEoRsErowN, February :. 1851
AT the meetings held in the four precincts O,
our town, last evening, "for the election Of dele.
gates to nominate ticket for the mayoralty and
council In opposition 70 the present nominations,
tne following delegates were elected
First Precipct-Riley 4. Shinn, J. M. Reilly,
6 Inomss Bowling, VIM. Crowley, and Alexander
Second Precinct-wm. Clabaugh. Joseph l..
simms, John =. Berry, C. McIlvain Matthews,
and Francis wheatley.
Third Precinct-T.F. Boucher, Samuel Crop
teyi w. y. Drew, Joseph Reynolds, and James
Fourth Precinct-yohn Fowler, r. r.. sheci.
els. {. A ofatt, John Trunnell, and Daniel
We understand that the delegates win NEE. in
convention at Mr.. Drew's residence, on Friday
evening next, when we suppose nominations will
be made and the ball fairly opened
The Potomac Light Infantry, Capt McHenry,
paraded through our Principa streets on Tuesday
night, and showed by their creditahle drill. IN
the mud, which was ancle deep, that they are not
Company A, Anderson Rifles, Captain C. Henry
Rodier were out last night and seem 70 be "a pIdly
acquiring aknowledse Of the military art The
marching and wheeling, we are told, was very
The attention Of members of the Young Catbo-
ics Friend Society Is called to the advertisement
We are requested to cali the attention of reader.
to the advertisement below calling attention 20 q
meeting Of the Georgetown members Of the Ma
nonai Volunteers at Forrest Hall, this evening
Ihey have engaged a room in the third story, we
believe, as a drill room.
We understand that the funeral Of the late
Father Aiken will take place tomorrow morning.
There was meeting Of the Convention which
nominated MIR. Addison, last evening" TO nomi-
nate ticket for the City Councils- Some ave OF
six 'anti-Addison" delegates withdr ew, and no
ticket was made.
chiidS cloak, two pair Of gum shoes, and an
umbrella, supposed TO be stolen, are at Justice
Kings office for Identification.
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wisconsin.

MADISON, Wis, Feb. 5.-The Legislature was
In session during the entire afternoon Of yest>r-
day discussing the question Of sending delea stes
to Washington. No decisive action has vet been
taken.
MILwAuKIE, Feb "A large and enthusiast
meeting was held at the Academy Of Music last
evening. Resolutions were adopted express,nr
strong attachment for the Union, disavowing snv
Intention TO interfere with the local ons az
me south, recommending 70 Congress modif
cation OF the Fugitive Slave law, 90 an 10 40
away with the offensive features without i'm
pairing It's efficiency; and recommending the
Legislature to appoint delegates 10 the Washing
ton Conference
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Secession Of Texas.

NEw ORLEANS, Feb 6.-Advicss from Calves
ION 70 the 5th have been received. The ordi nance
only negative votes 1t 10 20 be submittrd ~
The vote Of the people on the 23d and AZ Adopted
is 10 go Into effect on the ID Of March Governor
Houston recognizes the Convention called by the
people, declares his attachment 20 the South ana
expresses desire % Join the Southern Confede-
racy, and IL one is not formed, hopes Texas viii
form Republic. The secession nevs csused
great excitement In Northern Texas
The House had passed bill establl Rg patrols
throughout the State
The State Convention had passed a military
Dill providing for two new regiments one OF
an'Iery ana the other Of infantry, 20 consist In
all OF about 600 men
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Ladies, Call Early

EIBDttEs S S#IsSaE 81 s Store:
N NJ: sSs P PEENNNA: AAyyEENNSSEE AVENUE:
Additional invoices S;t Isesivsd of New and
YOU CAN FIX FSsE %6SR GhSf ft2e FOR ONLY
G GSkMt II s GMIs sFFg sss,rs,
kERf k6SzS sk Mosaic SETS,
k kssK a.: sas S SAsP Fee ;;
CAMEO and e sSlS I HSsAISs EEffygs'
s sSaSs aS I'll s sHhsi SETS,
SSHH IEIPBkkEESS'ss SSk kSk EsTHsAINs'
SSEENNT Tg M ytsE ih kEYs;;
kfN sSsE sffS f$s .k kFE6i shf6oNs,
Everythins in the store new and perfect. and
guaranteed to be such as represented
&c 5. os 5 sassy
is retalled from FIVE to thirty dollars each.
YOUR CHOICE FOR ONE DOLLAR, :.
As this great sale continues but q short time,
persons desiring to supply themselves with Jswelry
At these unheard OF prices will please call early at
~ ORIGINAL ONE DOLLAR STORE.
'' 'AH S sa's ' ssh and 10th .tree..
NJ Remember the numberpsos:sMsi u We have
no conneot,on With others, protesting to sell at our
ass and 81 ss.
rs R:Ss: Fruit 'i Il. ss ofs:
Table. Dsssert. and Tea sPoons; Tobacco Boxssi
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THE LATEST NEWS.
TEL EG RAPHIO.
Louisiana state Csnven,i..

NV ORLEANs, Feb. SAN ordinances v.s
introduced to-day In the Louisiana Convention %
guard the State from invasion by sea, by inter
alcung pilots from conducting war vessels through
the Mississippi passes, and authorizing the Gov
ernor TO remove the bescons and landmarks
An ordi nance providing for the esta blishment
OF regular military force for the state passed
unanimously.
:, resolution wu presented excluding all the
New England Sstes from the new Confederacy
Until their Lawn and Constitutions shsll conform
at Montgomery.
- better feeling prevails for reessblishinS the
Union on the basis Of Southern Confederacv
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. Gin the Convention %
gay, resolution 70 appoint Commissioner 10 the
non-seceding Southern states was laid on TIE
table.
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Later from Europe.

PORTLAND, Feb The steamer Anglo Saxon
from Liverpool on the 24th ult. has arrived
The steamer vigo had sailed for New York
with f59, 900 sterling in specie.
Hostilities RECOMMENDED at 6aeta on the 22d by
a heavy fire from the beseged, to which the saf.
dinians promptly replied.
Later advices from China represent all quie,
there. The first instalment Of the indemnity had
been paid.
IL was expected that the British Eve per cent
Indian loan OF f3 600 600 would not be delayed
beyond the 2sth Of January
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SCHENCK's PULMONIc SYRUP.

DR.. SCHENCK, of Philsdephis, finds it impos
sloie 10 visit Washington every week. and has
made Arrangements to positively be In the CITY the
third w ednesday OF every month.
he has q suit Of rooms at the Avenue House.
where patients can obtain advice free. He only
charges when II is necessary TO make . thorough
examination OF the Lungs with the Respiromet0r.
=. b. Waite IL agent for Sohenck's PslmonIo
SyTlp, price per bottle. for the of Coughs,
Colds and Consumption; Schenok's Sea Weed
Tonic, price 81 per bottle, for Dyspepsia Schenck's
Mandrake Pills, price IS cents Der box, for Liver
Bilious Complaints and Constipation Of the Bow
els. Dr. Sohenck would be grstefui to those who
have been cured BY his remedies il they vould
leave their certificates of cure with 8. B. WAITE,
corner Seve nth St and La. av. de l9-Sm
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Unisn Meeting nj Frederick,

fkEDERIck, Nd Feb. 6.-An immense meeting
OF Union men was held here this afternoon at the
corner OF Market and Patrick streets, when large
american nag with thtrfy -foHr stars unfurled
saluted by the bsnd with "Hsil Columbisn and
the singing Of the ''Star spanglcd Bsnnern by a
number OF gentlemen, the crowd joining enthusi.
asucaily In the chorus. Speeches were made oy
Hobbs, and Casper, Of this county. Great en-
thnsiasm prevailed, and the meeting adjourned
with three cheers for the Union three for tie ns-
uonsi nag, and three for Gov. Hicks. Old Fred
erick county evidently stands firm and true 70 the
Union
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The REV, JACOB SRcHLER,

Well known and much respected among the Ger
man population of this country, makes the follow
ing statement for the benefit OF the afflicted:
HANOVER, Pa, Feb. 16, 1852
Messrs Seth W. Fotols & Co Bosten-
Dear Sirs; Having realized in my family import
ant benefit from the Of your valuable prepare
tlonTWtstdr's BdIsdm Of Wild Chsrry-it affords
me pleasure to recommend it to t0 public. Some
eight years ago one of my daughters seemed to be
in decline, and little hopes Of her recovery were
entertained then procured a bottle of your ex
cellent Ba sam, and before she had taken the whole
OF the contents Of the bottle there was great I'M
provement in her health. | have, in my Individual
case, made frequent use of your valuable medicine,
and have always been benefited by it. I ponld,
hotcercr caution the public against imposition be-
cause there IS good deal of SPURIOUS Wisfars Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry afoat throughout the coxxtry.
JACOB SKcHLRR.
III Bstoars CT uile and ,corthIeSs eoxaterTeits!
The only Genuine, Pure and Medicinal Balsam
has the MANS off,. Butts" written with pen, and
me printed name OF the proprIetors, 8. w. Fowle
Prepared BY Seth w. Fowls & Co., Boston, and
for sale IN Washington city G. Stott, s. b. Waite:
r, ID. Gilman, John Schwarze, Nairn & Pa mer,
John Wiley, b Moore, and H. H. mePherson;
in Georgetown by X. 8. Il. Ciss.u, and 6. N. q J.
Southron, and by druggists everywhere. fe4 Ivy
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New York Municipal Elections.

ROCHESTER, Feb. 5-Tbe entire democratic
ticket was elected at the charter election I'm Pal
myra yesterday, by from 30 to 40 majority.
BINGHANPToN. Feb. Sat the charter election
Id. ID. Denton, democrat, was elected president
over Robinson, republican, by 100 majority. -Four
democratic and two republican aldermen were
elected. Thirty-four guns Were hred by the dem
ocrats over their<ictory
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Lancaster Election.

LANCASTER, Pa, Feb. Sat the election for
Mayor to-day, Geo. sanderson, the Union Demo
cratic candidate received IA majority over Alder.
man Wiley, the ultra Republican candidate
This result is compliment to Mr. Sanderson g
efficiency, and an evidence Of the overwhelming
Union feeling In the city Of Lancaster We are
almost unanimous for the Union, and pray God
tim
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CousHssIThe sudden changes Of our climate are
sources OF Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatie
Affections. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
should at once be had to q B,otcn,s Bronchial
1roehes," or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or lr
rltaton Of the Throat bs ever slight, by this
precautIon more serious attack may be effectualy
warded Oh. Public Speakers and Singers will find
them efeotual for clearing and STRENGTHENING the
voice. See advertisement. de lily
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HOMEOPATHIC RKxxprr,

All of DR., Humphreys Co.'s specific He
msopsthio Rsmsais: put up expressly for family
In cases, containing. 20 walls, from "a to So
each, with book Of full directions. For. sale By
Il. ID. Gilman, $50 Pa. ayenre, wholesale and
retail agent; w: A Fitzgerald, 333 north street;
also by f. b. Winter, corner of Massachusetts, ave-
nue. and Sixth street. Also, Ponds Extract of Witch
Haze, for internal and external ln1smmations OF
all kinds. Sold as above. ma ely