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4ttam1usts.
IL U. s. GOVERNMENT LINE

ESlS U. 5. GOVERNMENT LINE
T; ASR 9s s ,v
Sundays included AZ o'clock F. NJ taking Passengers
f%a YORK. G na New
Ned ase f t the arrival of the Express Train from New
The Glowing is The schedule:
~ RGGSD iRIP TICKETS AT khpycED PRICES,
From Phsdelphia and 10.
Foca1s yeay Tetsts in NEw YORK. at the New
In at tho 81 compaa stree cor
Of Sizth and Chestnut Streets the Depot Broad
In BALTIMORE, on Board ttle Steamers Foot of Union
Df iSslf H0S Pa, o'6oTN szF,,
r.. ',.an-+' orons1 SEEISSF &5RE&
TON win leave Baltimore the Patuxen River on the
SATURDAY, TUESDAY and THURSDAY, commepc
ing on Saturday morning. June LIST, 1851, at o'clock, for
S%H$a$ Y
dhs BGn leaving a landing on Monday and
4 c BS.t will ib ssv H apdsg on Friday
e above steamers will call at all the usual Landings on
the River, also at Fair Haven and Plum Point going aud
Ftsights received upto5 o'clock the days previous to
rapfssss to 1885, MEAS b. extra
Do Fair Haven... 80. Do. je5f
zj:.-,.~ > BALTIMORE AND SUSQOEHAk
IN y S sastPs SSSy1S ~ PORT
as san5da fEA Gsg TTtF ShMa
#ssSSsa
| HAvRE DE ora OR at o'clock, P. 81.
Pessage' births included, 50 Gents ,,o,, -.os
sfs sa cns as s1 at
Ii e6g iss
The agent at aayrs Dc HTace VIII attend to fowa5din'e
~ haa{ Renf
The steamboat "JU SIATA Capt Fred Tomlinson.
#t25E1SsE t4S:s: ase q: Grace
FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER.
49, The steamer MARY WASHINGTON viii
f route the sdSe
The ThSSs Viii TE ss2s hs n; sssr
every SATURDAY MORNING, commencing March 18th
for the same place, - - .
N B-THbacco landed at either No or Tobacco are
Ali freight must he prepaid. mbI6u
ss~s OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
az e . = ,or s,r.c o2npAN{; ,,Dy
SS 1AS
nsf SsP
iijERSRS saFS' the
all the regular Landings the Rappahannook rive
going aud returning, land and receive freight and par
ssngerS
THE VIRGINIA
20 comparatively and built by merchants OF red
ricksD and Baltimore Interested in the trade and D.
erchans and farmers residing IN the counties 6orderln
the Rappahannock for the purpose OF keeping
first class the route During the winter the FOL
ward deck has been enclosed, thus aordng complete pre-
lection for Horses and other live stock Carriages Of al
be taken board and carried under deck whou
taking of the wheels. Her staeroom and berth accomnlt
datoDS large and commodious, and her capacity 10
freight As and freight boat she ma
n no superior or the waters Of the Chesapeake;
Through feig t received in Baltimore acd charges pa
- by x. j. CaPRON CO., Bowly's wharf
~ Freight received on board Of the Steamer Wedneda
and Thursdays, and on Fridays up to 3oclock, Z: ~
For further information and Blank Receipt CT form use
By the Company, apply on board, or to
u X. J. CAPRON Il CO, Agea.s,
y No. 81 Howly's wharf, Baltimore
= E SLAUGHTER, President Frederckaburg, Va. mh22
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800 Baltimore 6s Observation-Disclosures.
gs AID SALEs OF BTOCks IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.


The New York Tribune of Tuesday morning says:
The week opens with cheerful and hopeful tone at
the Stock Exchange developed in Federal and State
stocks than in shares commonly active for sRecua
ton There general advance of about per cent,
boweyer Yesterday in the leading Railways, and very
good and well-disributed inquiry for Railway bonds
The border slave State stocks largely dealt in and
seemed to better favor also, although the basis OF
improvement is not very well defined. There is but
little disposition outside of the Board to enter into stock
specua,on Holders of stock however less inclined
10 their property market rates and the sta e
of the money market enables tn m to carry 1t along Tor
more favorable market The money market is without
change is gradually settling down, in the absence
of an active business to the low rates of 4d5 cent
on cali and 6 al on first class bills receivable.
TIE bank statement of yesterday compares as follows
with that of last Monday:
Week eud'g Loans. Specie CircuPn. Deposits
June 4O4 0l2 AZ O7S, oil sS3S559 Ss72l5.
July &c.. lI2 1874 sos As OPS 1852 799 905?975S
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8sA Sssas.
*. ~ rgsysSssc1 PHILADELPHIA,
ssaI ~. ~ sssSssa VIII MINGToN AND BALTIMORE

~, ~ t..5..t-sE,5s5s,sa5:{T PFlILAUELPHIA,
ssrsG 2ss ~ w. VIII MINGTON BALTIMORE
RAILROAD.
SPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.
G ;snd after MONDAY, May 18Th Passenger Trans for
Philadelphia viii leave PRES ENT STREET DEPOT daily
Except Sunday rs fellows, viz:
EXPRESS Train at Is O'Clock A. NJ; Way Nail at As
O'Clock A NJ ; Evening Nail at 4 Is M. On SUNDAYS.
until further notice. 9i5 81 and AS P ~ All Ira ms
with New YORK trains except AS P NJ train
Saturdays.
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached, leaves ut
500 P NJ stopping at all stations between Baltimore and
H4vrede Grace.
Passengers Delaware AMI Eastern Shore OF Maryland
will find hei expeditions route by way Of Winning
ton.
II cocred persons must give boni hef entering the
cars. WILLIAM GRAW FORD,
m2l-tS Agent.
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{,s... FrssY CE55ss;3ss.ssl NORTHERN
-SrtF

=
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE
CALVERT TATIoN, Baltimore Nav 20, 1861. 5
This Road is now open for TRANSPORTATION OF
FREIGHrS as heretofore.
Fer infnrmaon respecting rates, Sc apply to JAMES
N: EPPlY. Freight Agent. Calvert Station.
For FREiGlirS iesti0ed West, via Pennsylvania Rail
road, apply to MAuRAW h kOONS, corner Nor h and
Pleasant streets. JAS c. CLARKE,
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&gaai H0tIGss.

TsNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscr-
beers have obtained from the Orphans Court of 6alti
city letters testamentary the personal estate (
NATHA MEL MUNR0E, late of said city, deceased. all
havi0g the said deceased hereby
warned EXHIBIT with the vouchers thereof to
subscribers before the st day of nber pext
otherwise they may be- by law excluded froE all benefit
OF said All ebted TO said estate
questsd TO make immediate payment. Given
hands this LIST day of june 1861. $500 -
MARY ANN MUNROE,
FREDK. W. BECK,
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Storags

Storage.
GSTORAGE.-Roomc can be had in a fir e-pro
~ Warehouse on Commerce street Apply to
JOIN HEN UEkS0N 4 CO.,
feI9-tg Pratt and Commerce streets.
cTORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates by
FGEn " RNER. I62 &. Eutaw street an2It
STURAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
y be obtained in desirable Warehouse having
fronts Bowly wharf Apply to
p. MALCOM Il CO,
j2H Wood street. Bowy's wharf
STORA E.-Capacity to the extent of 10000
obgrrels merchandise be obtained Henderson's
wharf Apply to JOHN HENDERSON Il CO.,
myl7-tf corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ of large Warehouse, No. l22 Eutaw street, oppo
site Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot. Apply the
premises to REP Il WOLF. feSu
CTORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT LOW
Oraies in Warehouse No. IS South street.
WI. SMITH,
au22-tf IS South street
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Decrease. S259,344
Increase. 3,552 Ola 4,2lO 1896, oUl

Even the above enormous increase in the specie
do justice the actual condition of the
banks understood that they hold s47 900 900
their vaults-fulIy much used to be considered
safe average Tuat this accumulation of idle is
injury and not advantage it needs study to per
ceive. The hanks doing very little with their in
deposits specie fund.- the steady decline in
the loans shows while the country is SUFFERING every
where from the of coin. Our banks are, in word
strong in proportion to the general weakness of the
try they gain coin trade loses it, their swe
the profits of legitimate commerce decline. Never
bank statement plainly indicative of hard
times as the one which publish above.
The weekly of the Philadelphia banks made
up yesterday, presents the following aggregates, as
compared with those of the previous week
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Gnmbsr.
SHINGLES, LATHS AND

SHINGLES, LATHS AND
- LUMBER
We have hand large assortment of LUMBER that
selling at the lowest cash Customers will please
apply at the yard 1872 LIGHT STREET WHARF at the
corner OF EUTAW AND GERMAN STREETS.
ol3-f BURNS x SLOAN.
7 UMBER, SLAVES, SHOCKS, Sc $4,000
LAVA and s4 Hemlock Fencing; 50 900 feet Hemlock
Ash berry and Poplar Plank ami Oak Cherry and Pine
scauin 100000 white and red OAK Slaves 10000 Sugar or
Hcasses Shocks; 100000 shaved hid Hoops; 100000 shocks
FOR sale by VIZ. s. CROSS,
sp2S.tf corner East Falls and Eastern Avenues
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SETILLIAM S. CROSS.
w LUMBER, STA AND
GEN ERAI. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
ma, corner H. ais and Eastern Avenues, Bait,
"lIattend to selling all kinds Lumber Slaves Shocks
Hoops, &c, and fill orders same - ~ ~ 0'
TO
Kimb&ll Shaffer, Baltimore " " '''
=. g. Hand Co,
Fenly Wallace, New York
Eso U,-rii
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I PARKHURST, JR., L CO.,
~ GENERAL CONMISSIOy MERCHANTS
-.r,-,.>.- ,.- AN3 DEALERS
sPEEA, REFINED AND CRUDE WHALE OILS,
.- STRAITS, BANK AND SHORE OILS
SPERM AND ADAMANTINE CANDLES
,,.- IS Souri, STREET,
Raj
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NEW JKLEANS
! LINE CT

,,.,,- -,, PACK ETS.
Ship JANE aEN Nd Frs SON, Captain Knowles.
HELEN a. MILLER, Gait
CHAIR ES, EUsrk
THESE vessels ali OF insure at the
owes 6gu They sail regularly ad vertised and
anded by Captains well experienced in the trade The CO.
pacy OF the above vessels in such as will afford great
facility to shippers Fer freight on steerage
apply to JOHN HENDERSON Il co,
ono Wv ,,,~,.z., No. 81 Pratt street.
GEO. W. HYESOE Co, Agents. New Orleans will for
yard with promptness and dispatch all goods consigned to
their address, - rdla.tf
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The New UrIeans True Della OF 3Oth June says:
The banks still foryiDg themselves in posi-
BILE way, hut without in any depressing
part As may
contraction in long and short loans for the week
to within fraction of quarter of million of dollars.
Exchange has also been worked off rather freely, and
circulation has been retired fast returned while the
of deposits withdrawn less than half the
due ion for the previous week, and the specie column
once more shows moderate increase.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

rhlLADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET July s-The
Gt Beef Cattle has been dull this week and
prices aithoush without any quotable change favored
the buyers About 900 head were offered and osti ~,
sold at Philips Yards at from 81 to SO per 100 lbs in
Cows were disposed of at previous rates ranoina So
$50 to s3s each according to condition The arrivals Of
Hogs were large and prices steady the sales incluS
Zooo at Imhots at from SAX for STILL and s55K for
corn fed and ll59 at the Avenue Yard at from s. 10
So the lOO lbs. net OF Sheep the sales reached 50o
head, at 6(G7 cts. per Id. net. No change
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SALr-Salt is dull. There are some retail sales ma
Ing out there is nodemand for large lots. We quote
~, NeIpool AT Soas5 cts for Ground Alum and l35(l4O
rea SACK .or common brands fine and Turks Island
nominal at to9i6 cts for cargoes aoat and 2Oa25 cts
per nnshel for small lots from store ~ s1 '
WH1SKEY.-Whiskeyi is scarca and fr, ..
both City and Ohio There were sala a. 10 Gus loI
noticed in our report of $50 bbs Ohio at IS cts h o
DAY SO far as we have heard no sales have heen W
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7 , a y
- CUMBERLAND COAL OF the hest quality, from the
American Conpanys and other mines in the Georges Greek
VALLEY, constantly for sale BY the cargo load.
STICKNEY Il CO.,
ap2.-tf Exchange Place
NEORGE'S CREEK COAL, SWANTON
RHsIGE5 STEPHEN LEE, Agent,
Cav
CUMBERLAND COAL OF GEORGES
SCREEK, by cargo or car load, direct from the mine.
STEPHEN =. LEE, Agent, 50 South Gay st. aul6u
E0hL.-Cumberand Coal of the best quality
Ofr0n the American Company's and other mines in the
Georges Creek valley, for shipment from Baltimore
Alexandria, Constantly for sale by STlCkNEY & CO.,
Exchange Place mhI4-u
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1 ,,0Ah. Goa,
AND
- WOOD
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
Having large supply of GOAL, hand and daily
ceying by canal and railroad shall continue to sell
tail ut WH0LESAL LIE prices
KINDLiNG WO0D.-Sawed Wood prepared at my
mill OF all and engs delivered free prices greatly
reduced.
WOOD without being sawed and split for sale at all times
at wharf prices
JOHN q. MCCULLOUGH,
Wholesale and Retail! Coal sud Wood Dealer
Ct1ce--S ". corner Pratt and Fremont streets.
n. W. corner Park and Fayette streets.
w arr foot Eutaw street, Spring Gardens au29-H
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GENEY W DRhhELEY. aGuo4
EERAkELEY & FENTON,
AZ COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR THE
FE0N Isl Ms AND PRODUCE,
537 BALTIMORE STREET,
,o. CORNER OF PACA,
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w W. WHITMAN,
w PRODUCE AND GENERAL
co 81 on NE CHANT,
u,oor DEALER IN
hoOLI, EATHkRS, FURS. DRIED FRUIT, BEESWAX
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
j2-H " . i'i'hf 81 AEAT' a. rr,,opr
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Stippsan.

etTT+Fa FOR KOTTERD AM.-The fine fast-saiIino
TsHs Al British park CITY Or PETE RBOR0UGH Cant
freight or passage having superior amy
'' "''D'' ~ ''' ~ TR6 !HE HERS fB6IIG%FGi2RR,
J,9u % South Charlie st eet, up stairs
xs4zz1. FOR ROTTERDAM.-The fine Al RE-
E a PROMPT despatch for the above pot For fright or
the having superior accommodations reas apply to
i.,a O0'' TIE '' BR6 STEiEi BT 1S!
~SH 90 South Charles up stairs.
~ FOR ROTIERDAM.-Th Al Baltimore
Wt dispatch is he S ah cSn master VIII load
apply above p3 Eyj fGT f HGbGE 8 passage
lsz3 r,, s. cor Gay and Gomsrd sts up stairs
&ssSs shin OK ASK Kfi2GI,TERDAM-1 he Al Baltimore
the ABOVE port For freight or ABLY to 'O'
ie29n s. W. cor. GAY t BENJ N: HGnGEs, Js,
,e%%~1A FOR BREMEN.--The Al Biemen bark
- en- a s sbd ~ Sa, msstsr quick
the Captain board Hepde wharf, R,ssas Apply 10
ie272w Noi p G a r2 A N .ITs,t
.s5szs5t FOR BRENEN.-The Al Oldenburg bark
- HERS j. H. Schweche, master, will have
appy to the Captain on boaid or to fOi E or passage
.,oe., KATz & ,LEUPoLn.
| 80 ~ herman street.
.sssSsSs FOR BREMEN.--The Al Brem. bark
ssE& tRESE, Hohorst, MASTER will have quick des
patch Tor the above port For small stewage apply to
ie2l-tf corner l. mbard street sndC heapsie
.ssaa FOR AMSTERDAM.-The fine fast-saiIing
sssSaaz Al Bremen bark CoPERNICus Mahnkens, master,
T. L. BRACNS eco
e2O-tf corner CheeIsde and Lomb,ri street
xssgx FOR ROTTERDAM.-The Al American
| .sAErssship NACAULAY j. j. Rodge s. master will be
oa ed with despatch for the above Tor. For freight or
passage apply to the tapain board COMMERCIAL har
| or to A. SCHUMACHER n 60
Jt20 Wv No South Cha les street,
,Eaa4 FOR LIVERPOOL.-Th be fine Al BRUSH
sssA& bark CITY OF PETERBOROUGH, S A. Jaggs,
master is now loading At Commercial WHAT and i'll have
,,ott '''' " FoARDr ROGERS,
Ielgu 10 Bowly's wtarf.
x444a5s FOR LIVERPOOL.-Th Al British bark
ssdsesSuMMkk CLOUD, Capt Abbott now leading at
Tom mcrcal wharf being OF small capacity will have
FOARD Il ROGERS,
| le!4t 10 Bowly's wharf
.s1111 FOR BOSTON.-The fast-sailing schr
IL, fanes MASTER is oadiug for Boston,
a,u VIII nave quick desp-ch FOR freight passage
| ply TO HE'S En- 4 kCGEkS
Je2s u W. corner Pratt and GAY streets.
sszs4 FOR PHlLADELPblA.-1he iast-sallng
ssaA schooner MARY, Captain Fox, master is load
ing ior IN ABOVE port Having the her cargo
gagea VIII have quick dispatch For ight passage
apply 70 HESLEN ~ ROGERS,
jtlo-G ~ W cor er Pratt and Gay STREETS
LIT NEW ORLEANS
Ship JANE HENDERSON, Captain Krowies
" EDWARD EVERETT, =" Gunby
eHkkfE + MILLER " GGs strt
These vessels ali OF superior Glass; and insure at the
owes figure They sail regularly advertised and
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~ sEIPPlNG AND CuGIISslON MERCHANTS,
l25 SMITHS WHARF,
,z BALTIMORE.
oYsnces made on consEnments address, or to our
aD20t " ~ --'-S'
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IMAM bndse sept. 4, 1861.
We are now apparent on the eve of stir
ring events The time has come when the
advancing columns of the rebel forces must
oe cAeoNeH, aud Gen. Mcclellan has chosen
the Chain Bridge at winch to make his first
forward movement.
Last night the whole OF this brigade, in
Guiding artillery and cavalry. passed over in.
to Virginia. Several other regiments from
Washington aud Iennallytowu, have since
joined them. Our surmlse was that am at
tack was to be made on Fails Church or on
some other point beyond, should the enemy
id'i odOh' nut VIC leaFh to-day thdt the Dfl-
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Marriages.

In this village 10Th inst by Rev. WIN. II. Lord MI
Charles T. Mansfield. Nysck. New XOrk, and Miss
Lucy n. Lsnsdon daughter Of James X. Langlon. Esq
IN Montpelier, 2Sth Aug, by Rev. W. II. Lord, Mr.
V. Iabcoct TO Miss Emily C. Clark. daughter Of Dr,
Chss Csfk.
la Wiliamstorn. Sept. sth. by Rev. T. Y. barnard,
Mr.. Asa II Pepper Of Washington. aud Hiss Hattie II.
Bumhs@, daughter Of Andre" Durham, ESQ, Of Chef
In Franklin. VI. Mr. Prescott Wilbur TO Mss Han
nah ll0lses. both Of Ws'erSil VI.
Ia Cafnth, August 70. Dir. Smith C. Cheney Of
Washington, aud Miss Cynthia X. Clement ~ West
Topsham
In stove, sept lat. Edward l.. Camp. Of Cedar Rap
ids. Iowa. and Miss Hoppe henson. o. stowe
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Atgal Sotit,s.

EDMUND c. ROBERTS ESTATE
~ sr,rB or vBaNoNr-vAsHnGros sisrHIcr, SIS.
IN Probate Court holden Montpelier, within aud for
said district, on the 10Th day Of sept, A. j. 1851
Mrs Mary Roberts, aduii.ratix the estate of Ed
mund nhcrts late Of Duthury in said district deceas
ed. makes application said court for extension Of the
tine heretofore allowed her TO pay the de ss due from
said aud render her sd-insrston sccomnt
I'll future day Whereupon, it 10 ordered by said
court, that said application he heard at the Probate Of
Ace in Montpelier. the lst day u Oct 1861 aud. il
is further ordered that notice he given all persons
concerned. by the publication ~ this order in the Yer
mont Waterman State Journal printed At Montpelier,
three weeks successfully before said hearing.
By the Court
as 67N Attest, Il. II, kERKlIl, Judge
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VERMONT RgtDY.--We learn from Col.
Plat, that the Green Mountain Boys arc re-
spending promptly to tie call for the cavalry
regiment. indeed, he informs US that it
would be an easy task to raise two such reg
imen's This indicates the proper spirit
aud Vermont never lacked it. On the other
hand she is much more ready to do more than
her share in amy patriotic work, than to shirk
danger or expense.
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Dratbs.


In Morris,ille an the 81 inst Lille, daughter Of q 90
W and Mrls.. icnder, aged years.
IN Norwich sept 3. Miss orlane Moses, daughter
Of r. T. and q. G. Moses IN the l5h II her age.
la ruothed July g. u rheumatic fever, ane dsugh
ter u Drs Slss Hall, aged 49,
Ia Blookhsid, Aug 4, Of typhoid fever, Miss Mary
A. Abbott, eyed 81
In Nor~ieh. Aug. sinh. Lille Huntington. daughter Of
Rev. A G. Peace aged a years and months
Ii Nor.ich, Aug 3lth, Lizzie Pratt AuE 3isi. Laura
PRATT tain daughters VI Caleb West, sged II months
and is days
In wiisIsstorn, Ssqi 10, OF wlmoIing cough, an
only child 70 sun) Of Esehel r. snd ELLEN NJ Od', eyed
nine months and four days.
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THERE Is NO USE INTRODUCING
TESTIMONIALS,
ALTHo We HAvE Many OF THEM, FOR THE
THE GNOLIA BALM:

II II IA ~ " y " IL ~ ID - Il VI
Per vh,u the face is covered with unsighty Pmples
boiches the sufferer only 10 be directed TO
some slfr and reliable rcDgedy
THE MAGNOLIA BALM WILL CURE
THE WORST CASE or PTMPLES
IN A SINGLE WEEK
II is safe remedy that the contents VI bottle
might he drunk without harm, Physicians look with
sender un ito speed, cures for il has heretofore been
thought absolutely necessary the prepAatnns Of
lead or mercury - Immediately but the MAGNO-
LA BALM contains neither. IL is the most elegant
and neatly put up article hr sale any where and may be
obtaxed n all ApothecAres aud Fancy Goods Deal
sold every Vhcre-Pdce 50-ts bottle
w. T.. uAGAN & CO., PTopietors,
Troy. ~ Y.
L. r. PIEpoE Montpelier, Wholesale Agi. for Vermont.
Gs75
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A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY m.

On. SWEETS iNFALLIRIB tlNlMENris pre-.
pared frss the recipe Of Dr.. stephen sweet Of Connect
cut A graf bose setter. and has been used IN his pras
uce r tss ast twenty years with the astonishing
suc~ess AZ ON eEtentl remedyit Is without a rival
ssd will s,'stc pain more speedily than any other pre-
esrstss For all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders it
ia uuly issllibe ssd as curative for Sores Wounds
Sprsas kfsises &c its soothing healing aud powerful
properties excite the just wonder and
teAas 81 all wso have given Il trial. Over
four tussfsA csr6caes Of remarkable cures performed
by It ~itSis ths lat two years. attest this fact
See adveriiseatat. 81 S9eow
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sprrial notirrs.

ABLUE SCALP. AND WHITEHEAD HAIR
are the consequsness Of using dyes containing Nitrate Of
syve Bear this in mind, and remember also that
CRlsrADORO's EXCELSIOR DYE
has been .uaitcd by DIR. Chiffon Of New York. tho
first Analytic Chemist in America and is certified unde,
his hand To- he nee from dcle,erous ingredients az we'll
as splendid dye. instantaneous In its operation and
perfect IN ts results.
Prpued BY J. Cnsadoro. No. castor House New YorA
Sold every where, and applied by all Hair Drcesers.
GtGT
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ing gcnucmcn, all straight hepubllcan, unles
otherwise designated
Addison, FRED. X. WoopnRipGr, Vcrgennes
J. w. STEWART. u. Middlcbury
bennington, l.. n. $. MORGAN, u, Pownal,
j. G.. HURON, u, Rupert.
Caledonia, A. +. JUDEviNE, llardwck,
]. n. Hat Groton
Chntenden, J. IA. WOODWARD, Westford,
EInER BgEcnEn, llinesburgh,
Gro. +. EDMUNDs, Burlington.
Esscr, I. G. BEArriE, u, Maidstone.
franklin, CYRus lioTcnGIss, "a, Georgia,
5. H. STEVENS, u, Enosburgh,
w. W. WuirE, u. ST. Adams.
Grand Isle, q. G.. WHEELER, u, South Hero.
LdmoiUc ELISHA bentley, u, Cambridge.
orange, lloRAtio Block, u, Newbury,
Il. NJ. UrnAN, Washington
Orleans, ~ 4. NELSON, lrasburgh.
Hutand, NJ. G. RicT, "a, Bcisou,
JonN JACKSON, II, Brandon,
u. w. TAYLoR, n, Sherburnc
Washington, &. w. WILLARD, Montpelier,
Paul DIfIINOuAM, u. Waterbury.
lVtHtadm j. G. RICHARDSON. Westminster,
PsRLEY SrARR, Nottingham,
B ID. HARnis, BratteborO
Windsor, THOs. =. Human, Stockbridgc.
j. G. HUBnINs, Ludlow.
IHOs. J.. POwERs, Woodstock,
PRosrER MERRnI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-13

The court martial has convicted thirty sol
diers Of ohcnses for which they have been
sentenced to be shot. Twenty-Five persons
have been arrested at Washington for selling
liquor TO soldiers.