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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-30

GREAT IMPRovEMENT IN SAW Mills
Dennis Lane. Of Plaindeld, procured patent
on the 9th Of July last for a carriage for set
ting logs for circular or other saw mills 1t
is simple easily worked, and perfectly aocu-
rate in measuring the thickness Of boards de-
sired. OF course it saves both time and la
Dor. One Of the carriages has been in use for
sometime in Wilder's mill, Montpelier and
it is decidedly the best thing OF the sort in
vented yet. The machine can be attached to
saw mills now in use.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-30

Notes, DC:
OFFICE oFTnE ASST. TREASURER q s.
New Noik, Aug &C. 1861 !
Institutions or individuals wishing 49, subscribe Tor she
three years $3.50 per cent Uaitcd States Treasury
Notes can do a this office in the following way
and upon the following terms;
l. Payment must be made n BOLD the time Of sub
seug The amount 10 be paid is the principal Of the
Notes desired together with interest the the
rate OF one cent per day each $50 from the iOih u
August the time fixed Tor the date 81 all the Notes and
when interest upon them commences to rum up the
time when the gold Is paid. Where the subscriber re-
sides out OF the city, and has agent IN New York he
may make pa ment by draft payable Ia favor Of John
CISCO Assistant Treasurer United States which draft
must be or The principal and the interest above from
the said 18Th Of August Up the day OF is collection
Upon ne receipt Of payment certificate in dupi-
cate viii be given sent The original Of which cer-
cate must be Forwarded 70 the Secretary Of the Treauy
AZ Washington, together with letter specifying in what
denominations the notes are desired The druomina-
ions issued will be SO, 500 $500 81 00l and s. 900
Inc notes will thea be seat from the Department IN
washington 10 any address requested they
are rfaay which viii ~ no be earlier then the Ion
September The duplicate certificate is be retained
Y the party subscribing as a voucher
g. he notes will be made 10 the order Of the party
named In the certificate OF deposit They viii have stni-
annual interest coupons attached payable when due At
NE treasury at Washington, the office OF any Of
the Assistant Ireasurers Of the United States. These
coupons can be collected without the production cf the
notes themselves The last coupon will be paid With
the note.
T. These notes may be exchanged At anv time before
% A. ts maturity thereof for equivalent amount 81
United States per cent bonds having twenty years 10
run. This, however. can only De done when they are
presented W sums not less than $500
JOHN j. CISCO, Assistant Treasurer, U. s.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-30
Capt. W., Sharp Shooters,
Papers in the state are requested to copy.
HOW TO GET TREASURY NOTES.

The accompanying circular has been prepar-
ed with view to obviate the necessity Of re-
ply by written letter to the very numerous
Inquiries from all sections Of the country, as
to the MANNER Of subscribing for Treasury
Notes, &c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-30
AN INQUIRY.

A correspondent at Woodstock makes the
following inquiry
4" Friend SUoin As the time for free
mems meetings draws near, for one intend
to act as freeman and not knowing the po-
litical principles Of our candidate for governor,
as no voice from him or the press has made
its appearance, to my knowledge, to give the
required information, and thinking by your
proximity to him, that you might give me
some light on the subject, / address you these
lines for that purpose The most know OF
him is as an agricuiturist his views on that
subject | think first rate--one good qualitca'
ton for governors-but | want to know at
least one thing more before ! vote, and that
is, whether he is decidedly opposed to any
compromise until the stars and stripes wave
over every state and territory belonging to
these United States, ahd the leading traitors
have their deserts"
We assure our correspondent that Mr.. Hol-
brook is for no compromise with traitors
whatever, but for vigorous prosecution OF
the war till the last trptor has been disarm-
ed, and the rebellion thoroughly crushed out.
He is now the standard bearer Of the loyal
and patriotic people Of Vermont, and let us
go to the polls on election day and give a
united vote against treason.-- BelloWs Fails
Times
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-30

PoMrlcAI HeNpl.t-We hear, as usual,
of movements here afd there for spli. tkets
from the attempted split on the state ticket
made by the late c. nvoution in Village Hall,
down through county to town tickets. A
high sense of honor not less than courtesy
and sound party policy, forbid all such move
meuts. The place "a settle all personal or
sectional difficulties is in the conventions,
where all have an equal chance and when
the conventions have fairly decided the mat
ter, especially it it has been on due consider
alton, it is the duty Of all to acquiesce. We
would do it cheerluliy, into the bargain. JUS
tice to the candidates requires it and justice
to the party requires 1t, for every division will
in the long run come back to plague the TO-
mentors of it. and distract the party.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-30

~ The Rutland Herald thinks the Tracy
movement was aimed at Mr.. Holbrook, and
not against Mr. Page. 1t is odd, then, that
the convention did not nominate Mr.. Page.
We cannot agree with the Herald and a
very strong point against that convention is
that it has aimed blow at Mr. Page, and
under circumstances peculiarly aggravating.
Mr. Page took the office when the Treasury
was in the worst possible condition - the
chest empty, and the accounts chaotic. He
has already recognized the department, mas
tered all its ditfirlsies, and brogght order
out Of conIusioS. Nt'would be al extraordi-
nary thing at any time to dismiss good
treasurer on a single year of service; but un-
der present circumstances it would be gross
ly injudicious for the State and unjust to Mr..
Page.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-30

HARD TINES FOR THE REBE1s.----The
Memphis TENNESSEE Appeal says the rebels
are much in want Of food and clothing the
Montgomery (Alabama) Nail cries out aloud
for shoe leather the Augusta Georgia.
Chronicle says d" the sickness, among the
rebels from wounds and otherwise, in the
Virginia army, is absolutely frghtful." 1t is
said Tennessee can furnish no more rebel
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-30

I@'Town Committees are requested to see
that their towns are furnished with sufi-
cient number Of votes. Early attention should
be given to this matter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-30

Our Washington correspondent has evil
IDENTIFY taken his cue from those who wish to
get IN to office. 1t is doubtless true that
many men have sucoseded in keeping in plac-
es by professions of'devotion to the Union -
perhaps false professions. But it is also true
that the ouis accuse the ms Of secession sym
pathics somewhat indiscriminatcly -- some
times falsely. The President may be cheat
ed but be is the last man to keep seoes-
sionist about him
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-30

DON'T FORGET 1T!

Tuesday next is election day. There i.
little Of political excitement, and therefore,
danger Of a light vote. and Of success here
and there to tricksters. But the true free.
man Hever aegiects 10 cote for he, who aban.
dons his privilege as freeman, in fact sub.
mits himself to the will Of others. SO far
he is not a free man. Let us all vote, then
and vote to sustain the government in the
last great contest with rebellion. Whoever
is not for the government will be in danger oil
being counted against i. There are sympa-
thizcrs with rebePhohecen in Vermont; and
these will vote any thing but the regular
ticket. 1t is not good company to get into.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-30

The n. Y. Commercial says that a member
Of Go. A, Of the ID Vermont, died in Phila-
delphia last week, while on his way home on
sick leave. His name was not mentioned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-30

Adviees from East Tennessee state that the
knights Of the Golden Circle, at Csmp
Boone, near Clarksvile, are preparing an ex.
petition with 10000 men 70 Law waste the
country from Cumberland Gap through East
Tennessee and Kentucky to the Ohio river
and along that river to Pennsylvania.
Fort Pickens has just been suppled with
Al heavy o,,,s ,onoi,io,s 81 a 49, ~"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-30

hERosENr OIL.-By reference to the adj
'er''sement in another column. it will be seen
that the Do'oRer Kerosene Oil Co. have re.
duced the price Of their celebrated oil.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27

IFrom the Kanawha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with headache,
Who try them, will stick TO them
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27
NEW YORK ITEMS.

NEW loKEi March %.
The Times correspondence says that Messrs.
Hedges, of Vt, Harding, Of PensyiTania, and
Theaker, Of Ohio, were nominated fer the Board
Of Appeals on Patent cases, provided BY the new
Patent law,
Several gentlemen arrived here from Texas
within day or two, and one Of them states that
in conversation with Gov. Houston, few days
since he stated that civil war in Texas was inev-
liable, and Alabama would soon be involved In
the same dilemma as Texas now IS
The Southern Commissioners are troubled BY
the recent news from Texas.
The Worlds correspondence says that the Pres
idenI has received several applications nom
Louisiana for Cadetships at Nest Point
Tue Virginia secessionists are beginning to
despair OF passing direct ordinance Of seces-
sion and are urging the adoption of the Arkan-
aas plan to submit 70 the people the question of
secession or cc-oparatiOn, The Union men are
confident that secession would be voted down BY
q large majority, but they are unwilling TO in
volve the State in the bitter contest which would
result, ana therefore oppose such submission.
The Herald's correspondence says;
Among the nominations TO DAY, were Il. Win
ter Davis, Of Nd, as Minister to Russia, and
Richard Hildreth, the historians Consul to Tri-
The nomination Of Mr. Pennington, Jr, as
Secretary Of Legation TO Paris, aill probably be
rejected, the main objection being that he cannot
speak French.
Secretary Chase has appointed L. +. Chittenden
Of Vermont, Recorder Of the United States Trea-
sury.
The Fros amount Of Trustee bonds belonging
70 the ChickasaW Indians, now in the United
States Treasury, Is 81 3l6 q. This tribe is To-
Gated in the Indian Territory south Of Kansas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27
sRVV YoRK nIARKET-MARoH 30,


FIOITR--Afarket has again advanced 5o with dc.
eldedly more active demand both ior export aud
Sale aro 20 ooS bbls at Ss@sS2s for superne
stata S5,s06ob,4O Tor extra state, so,2Q0A,25 for
super fne western; So 50 tor common to medium
eXtra western; S5,6066s for shipping brands extra
round hooped Ohio; and S5,TS7 10 for trade brands
DO, the market closing quite hrm and holders gen9r
ally refusing 70 sell at inside quotations Large sales
AGA tCyRNADi1N "a FLOUR-shado iirmer with more
mon to gOod sStTS; S7,o0S7sO for choice and favOr
RYE EFIOUR-seIling in small parcels at s., 30
A,lO common TO choice Huparfne.
CORN nlEAIl-RuleH quiet and without import
ant change; sales are 100 bhls BrAndy"ipVat $500
WHISKY Y-MArket shade ease easier. Sales are
WHEAT'-Opsned about lc better, but an ad.
vance H. fr0ghtd materially chacka export demand
ment. sales are "a 900 bush Chicago spring a. Sils
@i,26 in store and delivered; northWesterh elub
sl,gI deliyered Milwaukee eln6at s IN store
dian club S,0 in store; winter red westorh at SlSu
@l,2 Jersey y soi western l,tog 100: o. e., -,
port. sales are 500 bush At CSC.
| = fBARLEY-Quiet and firm at 7O@sOo. Sales arc
'SC0RNGMSTket Is a shade hrmsF. Sales are 1000
bush ct 6766sc old mixed western In store; es96se
| western at r. K. Depot 65a70c for now southern
yellow; slh@72 old do; 7l56c prime white southern
OATS-Quiet al SS93i'8oior western Canada; As9
| PORK-Market frmsr. Sales are s7s bbls at
Si6.62A@l6,7s messi Sl,S thin messi Sl2ioOepl2,7a
/ prime.
| HEEF-Market continues duh. Sales are 100
bbs at A,755,OO for country priinei t5,75a6,25 foI
country mese; SS,OOpl00O for repacked mess; $500
/ 0ll,00 for extra mess.
SPiIIETE MISS BEEF- Dull and nOminally
! UNCHANGED.
BERF HAMs-Q let aud steady at sl29l5 foI
| state and western.
| cur AfEATS-In fair request Sales 80 pkg.
! 606So shOuldersi sQoS51e for hams. t-t
/ HOGs-Quiet at 71f corn fed dressed, and S5AC
1 City; &c for live weights.
BaTgS Dull and nominally unchanged,
! LARD-Steadyj demand moderate. sales 95l
! bbls at 9Al0c, and 100 kegs lUj669Iic.
BUTTER Is selling Of lOc9l4e for Ohio
GHERsR- steady at seIOo for inferior t.
| prime. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
WAsnINaTON NEWs.

WAsuIEGros, March 20.
The Senate to-day confirmed the following ap
pointments: W. r. BtoughtQn, Of Mich, AttoT,
ney, and b. +. Hail, Of n ! =, Cniet justice OF
Colorado aud s. n fotteSi Associate; Charles
Dickey Marshal for Michigan; TX Congressman
DpeI' Indian Agent, McLeeeh, Register OF the
land Once at Traverse City, Mich, and Reuben
Goodrich, Receiver Rt same place; j, H. Peter-
son Register, and E. LaFaver, Receiver AZ De
troit; s. W Brown, Receiver at Vancouver; )
w, Page, Register and Receiver ai lonia Ateh ;
r. Brlggs, Receiver, and Charles d. Robinson,
Register Al saginaw $ n case, surrey Or Ssa. ga.
eral Of Colorado; J. A. Burbank, Agent Ior the
Sac and Fox and Iowa Indians; Mm- Gilpini
Governor OF Colorado; L. J.. Weld, SECRETARY Of
Colorado; Joshua E. iiddiuTg, Ccnspl General
of British American Provinces; W, ID. Dunel
Consul to Vera Cruz J. Rriton, Consul to south
Gmpton.
Minister CorWln leaves New orleans ApfAA Ast
me Following confrmstioas were made for
Iieutenants In The Army. w. o. Williams, J. p.
Baker. Chas. Fompkins, S. Elder, A, Sheridan;
Sergeant, n. p, Pierce,
ney, Collector Of New York ". j. Kellogg,
chief Justice, and Wm. Mulligan, Associate, Tor
Nebraska; Geo. Turner, Chief Justice, Horatio
Johns aud g A. Mott, Associates, D. Bailor,
Marshal, B. Bunker, AtforneF-ah for havadai
W H. Fry, Secretary Of Legation " Iurini j.
Leslie, Consul TO Lyons W. II. carpenter, Son-
sui TO Foochoo; ". p. Mangum, Consul TO Ming
DO; C. Van Horn, Consul 70 Marseillesj X. q
Parsons Consul % Rio JaneirO; M. Howard,
Consul 10 Messina, R. W. Scheufeil, Consul 70
Havana; !. Lawrence, Consul to Florence
Col LamOn, dispatched 70 Fort Sumter, will,
according 70 dispatches received 90 night report
It s not probable that the Republicans will
again attempt the election OF Sergeant At Arms
and Doorkeeper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27
SOUTHERN NEWS.
WAsH1SaToS, 4

WASHINGTON, March IS.
Intelligence received to day from Montgomery
states that By he list Of april there would be Eve
thousand troops Of the Confederate States con
eenIrated at Pensacola
Ihe sudden movement Of troops in that direc-
hon was made Hpon the statements that rein
torcens MS had been sent from New York for
5ort FicKens. The Montgomery Government
deemed 1t advisable to be fully prepared for any
emergency.
There s prospect now that every dollar Of
Lns 3 10000 advertised for by Secretary Chase
viii be taken at Iair rates
Inc postmaster General is experiencing some
5rouble nom the new mail agents In Virginia.
me people along the routes threaten tar and
ieathers 70 the unlucky agents if they attempt
% 90 their duly One has already resigned and
sion.
oeNeral virginia Republicans have presented
themselves for the vacancies and Will serve AT an
hszsras ~ ne Peop.e interrupt then the mails
are likely b be cut Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27
FROM NRW YORK.

NV YORK, March %.
The persons supposed to be implicated in the
rObberysOf the New York Exchange Bank, are
two noted English burglars, who were arrested
about two monfha ago in this vicinity but sub
seQuently discharged on writ OF habeas corpus.
Alvin Saunders, Of Iowa, has been appointed
Governor Of Nebraska The place was promised
retary Of Legation to Russia
The Times w Washington correspondence SAYS -
The following nominations Of Indian agents have
been sent to the Senate Thomas j. Galbraith
Sioux Agent at Yellow Medicine L. X Stan
ard, Receiver at the Land ofice at Sunrise, Min
nesota Stephen Miller, Receiver, and J. c. Nc
Cure, Register Of the Land ofice at St. Cloud,
Minnesota G R. Jordan, Receiver of Land of
fee, Forest City, Minnesota Rev. j. Akerns
Receiver at St Peters, Minnesota F. A. Reus,
Receiver a. Hambleton, minnesota Fl. W. Hol-
ley Receiver a Chatheld, Minnesota Lieut.. A
D. Baleoms Of Minnesota. WinnebagO Agent
l. 9. Walker, Chippewa Agent at Crow Wing;
i. E. Webb, Chippewa Agent at Lake Superior
Luke Marvin, Receiver, and Sidney Luce, Reg
iSter az Portland, Minnesota
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27
CLEVELAND hIARKET-lTARCH ID.

FLOUR-sales Of 80 bbls extra at S4,75; 50 bbls
fancy white Xxx at $500, and 30 bbls common extra
white at S5,25
WHEAT-In Light dsmand only, Sales Of one
car red at Sl,Oa; and cars do at Si,o4. white il
steady at Sl,l6.
OORN-DHlI, at Slo.
OATS-Dul1, at &c.
HIGHWINES-Sales Of so bbls at l41fo.
BUTTER- Remains dun at range Of s@l4c for
common Central to ohOios W. R. dairy.
LARD-sales Of % kegs at SC.
BEANs-sales Of 30 buEh fair white at &c.
POTATOEs-salss at sO@s2c for prime Mercers.
EGGS-QuOtsbIs at s@sko.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27
AIExICAN news.

INV ORLEANS, March 25
- The steamer Tennessee has arrived with Vera
Cruz dates to the 2lst.
The 4acedonian was at Point Sacrifcios.
The principal roads to the CAPITAL sWarrned
with bands Of robbers
Capt Oldham of the British steamer Valorous.
vas severely wounded BY robbers while returning
nom the city Of Mexico .
= Inc Constitutional Government was making
Gen. Zamora is dead
Rumors had reached the Capital that a marty of
hllibusters had invaded Lower Californis-
II was also reported that movement was pro
Sressing Tor the separation Of q number Of the
Madre Reuublfe
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Last Nights Report.
.CONGREssIONAL

WAsHIsaToE, March 2s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27
LESTER RRADF0RD,
Guardian Of said Minors

Attachment before G. u.
'ribbets, Justice Of the
nnunn-
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Report Of the Now York Market.

69hoNt oA the new YORK Market.
NEW YoRE, March q, 1851.
BUTTER-fhere has been an improved demand
during the past week for really ns Butter and bst
ter figures have been obtained. We quote choice
fresh State tubs at l9 to &c choice State dsrios at
u to lse. We have yet fresh Butter from Ohio,
but old lots are sold very low, say from 10 TO To-
Most Of the stock now in market viii 60 for grease
soon.
CHEBSE-The market for Cheese has declined
about &c since this day week, and Ohio & sold
at 7h to SIC, mostly at the lesser figure. English
dairy is about at stand stiI, owing to the almost
total extinction Of the Southern demand sad the
high tariff imposed upon Butter and Cheese By the
Jeh. Davis government, and Is old ct 81 to lOc-
Offers are seldom refused.
EGGS-Arsi in good demand at l3k to I4c.
LARD-Is in fair request at 9 to lOc.
TAALOW-Is salsable at % to Vs6c-the latter
for city.
sREDS-CloTer seed is steady at X to &C.. limo
thy Is inactive at s., Is to $3.50.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27
FROM ARIZONA.

NEW ORLEANS, March Is.
The steamer Arizona, from Brazos, has arrived
with S276j 600 IN specie.
Gen; Owens Of Arizona, in reply to the Texas
Commissioners appointed TO confer with New
4exleo ana Arizona, for the formation Of Con
federacy, invites them to be present at q Conven-
tion in Messilla on the 18th Of April to consider
the present oIisig.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27

Mr. sPALDRo, ---.-
SIR: ...-...
have tried your Cephalio Pills, and I like them
so we'll that want you to send me Two dollars worth
Part of these are for the neighbora to whom gave
few out of the hrst box ! got from you.
Send the Pills by mall, and oblige
Your Ob't Servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Stocks lower; Chicago, Burlington Quincy "A;
Chicago and Rock Island 5s4i Cleveland aud Tole-
do S6; Galena 4 Chicago 13B B; Illinois Central
scrip SI5s 6O Mich. Southern Is; Harlem l6 I; do
preferred tlA; kre, 80; n. Y, Central 79; Del and
Hudson Canal sea; Pacific mail ss4i Northern Ind.
Funds 81; Missouri 6s 66S; California 7H 81; Rortb
Carolina sc sl3l Tennessee 70i Treasury is lOsA;
United States 6s "a; Coupons S9A; United States I
7li Coupona g3ll; do DO ReEistefed 954. - n
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NEW YORK NRWs.

NV IoBNl MaFcn %.
Arrangements have been made under which the
steamer BieRyille has been released BY the Gus
tom House authorities. --i
A schooner from Florida without q proper
Clearance, paid fine Of 81 900.
4 Washington despatch says J. T. COombs, Of
Ohio, is to be appointed District Attorney of the
District of Columbia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27

By the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and If
taken AZ the commencement OF an attack immediate
relief IRON pain and sickness win be obtained
They seldom tail In removing the Nausea or Head
ache to which Females are subject.
They act gently upon the Bowels, removing Cost
iysnesS,
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, and
all persons Of sedentary habits they are valuable az
Laxative, improving the Appetite giving tone and
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5as 5g THE OEPHALIC PILLS
are the result OF long investigation and carefully
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relieved vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating in the nervous sys.
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They are entirely vegetable in their composltion,
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety,
without making any change Of diet, and the absence
of any disagreeabe taste renders It easy to adminis
ter them to Children.
BEWA EIOF OoUR FEIFsI
So The genuine have Eve signatures of Henry O..
spaiding on each Box.
1sold By Druggists and all Dealers in Med, cine.
Box win be sent by mail, prepaid, Or recent Of
the price, io0''P' VI
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
RS-An orders should be addressed TO
HENRY O. sPALDIRG, ~
"a. % Cedar Street, New York,
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WASHINGTON NKWs.

" AaaIHlIUa1 -LITlU ..
The fnbune's Washington correspondence
says the claims Of American citizens against
Chill have been referred 70 the arbitration of
Belgium. Caleb Cushing is their principal coun-
sci. This reference is the reason assigned for
He eailFou Saturday next
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27
SOUTHERN NEWS.

lllNalVNI-l - llNIIIl 10
In Convention Mr.. Proctor favored making a
distinct demand on the North, with the alterna-
tive of separation. He believed the present was
full Of hope for both sections.
Mr.. Wise took the ground that the guarantees
demanded were insufficient
Mr.. Nelson spoke against secession for existing
ceuraa-