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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14
STATE OFt ERMONT.
BY FREDERICK IIOLBROOK, GOVERNOR.
pROCLAw ALTON,

Whereas the General Assembly of this
State have this day passed an net entitled
''An act to prohibit certain enlistments
within this State" thereby enacting
SEC. /. 1t any person without due au-
thority from the State or the United
States. shall hereafter enlist, recruit, or
employ, OF attempt to enlist, recruit or
employ any person in this State, for mill
tary service without this STATE. he shah
br guilty of an ofrnse against the laws Of
rlhi, Sate and shall be subject to the PEN
aties provided i'll section second OF this
act.
SEC. 2. Any person ofirnding against
ihe provisions Of section one Of this act.
shall be punished by a fine OF not - than
fifty dollars. nor more thn one hundred
dollars, OF by imprisonment in lhc County
jail not les lhan lhir.y day, nor more
than one year.
SEC. 3. The Governor i, hereby Ill
re"tr fDrthHitl tri.>ur his procl,n ,tion.
prohibiting the Violation Of This act, under
tire rrnn|I'y~ lInr.in provided,
Sc. ! Town Grand Jurors and State
Attorney 1re her, by directed TO prose
cute all offence, against tnis act in arcor-
dance with III" existing Laws OF tin, STATE
Now, therefore, /, FREDERICK uoL-
BROOK, Gov. rnor o' t!i.- State OF Vrr-
uonl, by virtue OF the authority invested
by sid act, and in accordance thrIrwiih,
do hereby i,>ur NV Proclamation, and do
hereby prohibit aud forbid any and every
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14
JOINT ASSEMBLY.

T. t,1,,,o,to,d E,s5ector GeneroL-Mr
Cox,noor ot R.nninoton nominated II Hen
-, Hax,er of Il ,land MIR Plngrey OF
,vaaI IG.,1 nominated Peter I Washburn
of Woodstock, Mr.. Thomas OF West arr
,.o so,ood,d the rtmipaticn of Gen Baxter.
NJ Ji.,r;.k Ct VOL, OFT seconded the nomi-
nation Of Col Wa.bbuTn.
e,oalor Hinton reiterated the charges
oc.;ns, Gan Baxter in rcgard to the election
IN the Ro, alien ,ou pan. 9Th regiment made
by him in tie House recently.
Dir Nitlols cf Rutland stated that ne hal
,,,lo,;,v fer sa.irg that Col "ashburn
would not lie a candida e against Gen baA'
ter. lie also rtPln d =" I'h great sli"' 10 'Ee
cha,gcs made ty Speaker huntoon agains'
Gen Baxter.
., Pro rcv of Wcathersfeld stated that
70, Wa,LI Iu,n was not arourd the LeGisla.
tu,e seeking for this office but Woule teei hon
ored if elected to it and would discharge II:
duties faithfully.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14
Uhe RutlaNd Aeral1.
THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. IA, 1861



1t - gross mistake 10 suppose 'H"' ~
public lndliitrence 10 'he opening ol le'e-
graphic COMMUNICATE" win '"e "o''i' '''"'
was due TO prc-occupatlon OF the POI uiar
mind. On the contrary We are disposed to
believe that the public dld not care, that they
have nc to the conclusion that rapldIty OF
communication is only another form Of ra-
pIdlty OF speech and utterance that slow
ness OF speech IS rsuaII associated Wtl de-
hberate truthInInc>s; and that rapdty IS the
Usual method "f d' Lh'ra'e lying we are
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,b,.y ar,,,p,,, 10 coyrr their ip,p,ri,y NV a.,
ps:nr fl. Of nub,i him. all they furnish. ami
=, min IN. Of the proyr,b toas the receiver il
=. L.d ,s ,,,. t}.;,r
D,,;,;s ,r,hn M, a,las oCIhe telenraph that
vc rlcro>c to speak, anc the instances there
of are AZ lunbcl'r>s as the sands of the
sea shore 1t boasts with truth, ( for
once that it conquers time and 5: ace
Only last week It hal no END OF Fremont
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

10 At the siege OF Seha>topo there
wcIc 2j3,042 routd> OF cannon anunilon
cxI ended. There w,re 100 m .tarS and
28G guns of various sizes used in that
siege, and OF the whole number only Al
remained SeIyiceable afier the lall OF Sc
bastopol.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14
''-+hus so' t'b'v alive
l. pIOl " tiLenL Erl -

he calls the wi ole proce' ding a "bcvish
freak" and lets loose his venom for the pub
lie good. ! here is no prrs III in the Lreisla-
turc who 50 thoroughly affects a scorn for ev-
crvrhng that h. decides not to sanction.
do NOT say tbs brcauSr think it would IN
this case be- III anvwlSe improper to b. Of his
opinion or that the Legi,lturt cOuh not
with perfect propriety refuse TO 90, bat be-
cau>,. hr very often loses s2ht OF the inhc-
mrnt right that ever! body has to Til k ior
himself.
The House besides this in the afternoon
tricd hard to erase the record Of Mr.. Moves
resolutions OF Saturday afternoon from th,,
journal. A go1l deal Of Scoring and
scratching was done hnt It Only left il drtac-
,tp more than in th, first ! ace and lroible
still think the clerk has brn1errd, 'or II
a motion, amrnd'nent, or otherwise is made
AMI pronounced out of order by the Speaker
4s This was before any acticn was takcn.) il
!, no y trt Of the clerks business to record it
Aui see no reason why re shout make An
cx .npiion in ca,e OF resolution. \ rc>O'u-
ton IS nothing more than form al nO.lOr
aal the mere fact Of member writing a res
o'u"f" an! a>ktn9 the Hsusa 10 cons irc II
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

ColxIcDtHCE-I',s rs We al suppose. the
Fhei lan4d at Beaufort on In'>dHy iHs''
he tytntOccurr d on the anm'er-ary OF HE
election 4 Prt >i,i, ut LII co u, and Jnst one
,tar 10 day irtm the time when the Sects'
,i,n Ctks0r IL ate is appearance III the
ttleetsU OF Char csron.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

At tie annual nterlg OF the stc' hnoder,
OF lie Ven cut & tan ada Ra,h' al ,'mra
/! lo|tn at N,lIl fed I'll NV. h, he to-
l,w1glDttIs We" tl,ct,'i rs D''rtors fr
he ,'a1 Il ,li1 :; luc,rs Il. Peek. M,n'el-
icr; Join Porter, ila'f"Id; L. Mon Rom
sor, Bosrc,; Edward B axe, Fo>r,'' Nor-
tLir2ton c. Smith, 81. AILans; J>d Z, 1alk,
Milton.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

A Mobile paper speaks OF northern mans
te1 tarI,d al q ttathe1"d III Alabama ior
l,rg. il al att'n'pt were made I" tar ana
/, arlcr ; II Il e laIs III the Southern Conftd-
eracy, ,h, re- wou dI', he enough ger'e and
Iire tire, 10 Yield The necessary ma'e'Iais'-
Pyenfice.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

TIL months Of November or December are
perhaps, as proper as any tI,u' OF tnt yrtr
for pruning grape vines. IfIh, vine ''be, d,"
on LcIn4 cu', suck on a pO'a'Oa anl 1t wdl
stop If. Ii cuttings are needed, select maturcd
wood o. The latest growth. See Thar h-y are
Kept neither too wet orto) moist. They IN "
be srt out a. sOou - the frost IL oa; Of the
groI.I
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

HARD JoKING-Thc editor of the Ar
GU saw, I'VE lave great respect for the
Bib, tac ordinances of religion, and for
ministers OF lhc Gospel" We give i'll
The editor OF the Argus can yet oil the
ercytc>t joke OF any man we know Of, moi
excepting the Courier man down to Rut-
land. Atkins picty beat, Cams patriot
ism all cut and out - Ie7mouter.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

Montpelier, Nov. IL.
FORENOON SESSION.


| UoUsE-Mr. Stuart, of Baker.frll, in.
! tro luced a resolution requesting Col. Viii
ting, of the 81 Regiment, 10 resign. Tabled
| Mr.. Dsnniscn, Tor the committee on Ways
and Means, made favorable report on TIE
! report OF quartermaster Zen DAVIS. W
derrd to l'e.
| k-mons'rances were prescribed oy com
! m'tee on huuca'ion' Aessr' G1niuhu' Vi
Nh'''enden' bearu o' rl''>nc'"' "F"n3er u
fht'ford' Dodge OF Mount hoI'!' Nra" OF
""''n2loT'' liouSc7 of Clarendon i'''I'"''
-, u--
r. ,t.,,, y rl,~- o..;'-, -, ,,t,.,,o, ,r .
-'''
" D''''- " -' ''''''' -
0'' y '"N'
Senate biz 10 ralse troop' vas taken up
beng th' special order, and the question be-
ing on tic aecplon Ct CERTAIN proposal o.
an"ndne"' moved by Mr., hon''' d " t''
F.'Ir"' and moved that families oil 'o'1
'''r> S'a'i hoI w '"''''''i ~ ''''
S'arc longer than the continue 10 T"''+e ~
this STATE. The amendments "er'. disagreed
10. After some debate on y mo;on - sT'Ne
ont the clsu-c eiYina extra pay, It Vas lost
al the ill passed in occurrence.
SFNATE.-Mr Edmunds, for he judiciary
committee, reported on the resolution rela''nS
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

Kendall Taylor has been appointed Posi-
master at proctorsyille, in Place OF l. \.
Brown, resigned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

All persons leaving New York and Bos-
ton, for Europe, alc required 10 show
passports. The rule is imperative, and
exceptions are made OF the part OF none.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

When Col, B lker received Gen. Stones
orders. he read them, and said: Il viii
do it. but this is my death warrant
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

Some time during Saturday night last ths
Wins,cd Bank, located at West Winsted.
Con. was burr rslArlously entered and rob5-d
OF SjS,000.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

TINE Is MoxEY.-So Franklin obscrv-
Cd. 1t is very true-and some people
take plenty OF it to pay their debts.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

Gen. Bntl,r and Hon. j. Il. GIddincs are
e=I.ct,o in M'nrl"lcr II is WEE k. he oo-
j, Of he formers wit las r1tb"Oiy refer
elce 10 the formation Oi The regiment he eA-
I,,ts Won OFT will furnish lis bIIg ado.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

MILITARY DIALOGUE. - OGesr-ilo"
long have you been Ice'u.tipg' Captain
r.?
Cop'ain-Four weeks.
Ofcer-What success?
CIptaia-First rate.
Obfrer-Iiow many men !
Captuia-Oae pirate anil fifteen officers
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

TIE rebels seem 10 have anticipated an at
tack At Beaufort, 5. c., and TO have ma dc
g1eattfolts TO pre- pare Tor II.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

LAUGuABLE I>CmENT.-ln "A ne"
mc!o lruma. recently gotten up ut INC
New Bowcry Theatre, a famous robbcr -
taken. and his head exhibited 70 the au-
Liencc by being placed on a table in tho
centre OF the Stage On the fifth night OF
the exhibition. Il wag got into tie third
tier OF the stage boxes, and by some IN
explained mannuyrc, ma1aged 10 blow a
lot Of Scotch snuff over the stage just ai
the time the lead was placed on the table.
A. soon as the snuff had begun to settle
down. the head commenced sneezlng, to
the no small amu-ement OF the audi ence--
and as the sncezins could not be stopped.
the curtain fell amid roars OF laughter and
confusion.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

Alferd w. Prou,y, of Winhall. VA,
killed last week, by 4 tree falling upon hLs
head.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

A tun Of canned coal yiells about 10,2Go
cubic feet OF gas, the Eliminating quaI''y o,
which IS nearly double that OF gas obtaineo
lrom the common bituminous coal.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

Gn. Fremont, accompanied by three OF
his se.d, is expected soon in New York
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

JOINT Assembly on T,esIay:
1ijL and ms. GencrGL-P. T. Washburn
Of Woods ok.
C,T-n1,.
,,'. ,, ','' -, l,.., n c,..,;oo. or
n p,'''':I',.'' I"'9, 1',''' ''"'' IL -
r',.,.. , - nD.1.a - a1,n.
,,.I,., ns, 9'0''' IL 81 no - - A. ''','
,,yu.a., ,.....,.,......,.r W. r D..l,r.
con ''o.' ~, C''.I.., ,,'',, .'''''> '
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

Gen. Butler arrived here las; evening, and
h,, ben busy today conferring With the
State military au'horitie. in regard TO tho
ra;s.nr Of the r.. tuent Tor his brigale-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

Tor SeryedHt al Atns. -Senafor SteNart Of
Addison. nominated Erasius ). Camp Of
Montpelier Senator Hubbard Of Windsor,
nominated Gilman B. Dodge Of Montpelier;
Srna'o- Judeyine nominated Horatio Palmer
Of Montpelier, and Mr.. Henry of Chester.
seconded hls nomination Mr.. Ranney OF
Brauleboro, seconded the nomination Of z.
5. Camp Mr.. Jones of Berlin, nominated
Samuel Campbell Of Berlin. Mr.. PiDgrey
Of Wea,hcrsteld, advocated the claims Of Mr
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

TOT WIlTIsTmlsLeT UsIleruE.-IIr ItICueF
nominated G Davis of Cayendish. Senator
Wheeler, of Grand Isle, seconded the nom-
ina non OF Gen. Davis. Mr.. Underwood, Of
Newbury, nominated, and Mir. Bowman, OF
Brighton, seconded, F. d. Sawyer, Of Town
shend. The ballot was as follows:
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

F"r Judgs Adrrcafe Cenerot.-Srnato'
Ilabbari. Of Windsor, nominated J-An =.
Mor'y, Of Ro,al:on. Elr. lhomas, Of West
Fairlcr. seconded the nomination. Alr. Nj
uer, Of Manchester. drl not believe in hav-
ing all these ,tIi.c's from one county, and
Therefore ,.onla.ngd :. b. G4rIner, Of Ben
NM ton.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
. nowN-rnWE MFRCHANr.

svoy ~ several eepess nighs disturbed by the sson'es
and crIe Of suffering child and becoming e'1vinosd thss
MRS wlYsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP was just the article
needed procured suppy for the child On reaching home ana
.oosir m with what he had done she reinsed 70 nsss
q administered the child as she was 'onsy ~ 'aVOl
Hnhv That night the child passed In suffering and he
,aep,s without eep Returning home the day following ne
htber found the baby m worse while contsnp ing sn0nsr
seep. n the mother stepped from the room to s'ena 70
some domestic duties and len the father with che child Dn
hsr absence he administered portion Of the soorhlNo
SYRUP the baby, snd said nothing That pisn. sn h
,,,, . and the e fellow n the morning brshs ane
b.ppy The mother was delighted VITA the sudden and wonder
fol change and although frat offended with the deception
pseserd upon her, continued to the aud u
fsrng crying babies and restless nights have d'appaea
single trial tbs SYRUP failed 10 relieve the BABY
end overcome the pseiudices Of The mctheE
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

For tho two boxes Of gold lest from the North Star
on her last trip, Com. Vanderbilt, PROMPTLY gave Bis
check for sls,0Oo.
The bu,iuess Of the Clearing -House to-day was
tN 3s3 600. Treasury Notes are rather scarce and
the two-yesr cents selling at 9os e99i y cont
The Corn Exchange Bank has declared dividend Of
81 cent, payable August L. TIE interest on the
first mortgage bonds Of the Hudson River Railroad
Company will be- paid August I, at the Treasurer's
Office. The Money market continues without change.
Paper Of "gilt-edgcd' character continues in very
moderate supply and goes freely in the discount
houses ut 5s7 p cent Occasional transactions ofvey
fsyorite signatures made nt still lower figures. De-
msnd loans are iae Y cent, with an oyersuppy Of
capital.
Thompson Brothers quOts Currency and Specie TO-
dsy "A followsf .r.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
raE orrsrloN ANswERTp.


As the question Is frequently asked, VIM 10 "'
wINsLowp' % viii simply say that she 'soS W.
upy1srd OF shity years, has untngly devoted hei "'
talents a. Female Physician and Norse' p'n,ip's .,,
children She has especially studied the Constitution siu
f IA. cluss so generally overlooked or cs'e
treated BY the Faculty Instances and s'
this effort and practical knowledge obtAned IN
as nurse and physician she has eonpoundea ins
SYRUP for children teelhibs. h opefs'es rHs Asue,s
rest ara health and IT, moreover, sure to esuAe %
\. ,on.eo,epo, q i, s,icle MRS wIEsIow i' becoming
wodrno,vDed as bsnefaosor Of hF race eh@'en 30
do Erss ur and bless especially Is this 'ne 's's Ia a
Vast quantities oftLe SOOTHING SYRUP are hs,
used here. We think MRS wlN5Lo" mas bou
.nas by this Invaluable article, and we sinee'eiy
.spd. Of chdu have bssO saved from su carry s..,e O '
timely use spd that millions yet unborn wiz shAss
and unite In ding her blessed Ne MOTHER has e'a ~
duty her suffering Hse one ,s ~ Ou s sypup
Try a. mo.hem-qsr IT SOW.-lIsdiss Visit0r Ns~'hoEk
Cty.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

Nine, turned out IS tunso copper the franklin co. tie
Pewabio s5 the Quincy l40 and the Huron, Hsncock,
and Portage q tuns, making an aggregate Of 3o6 for
the month. tI trs
The Boston Post says.
The financial and commercial world feels better aud
although many bright and shining lights have been
put out during the Year OF TreasoD, yet 1t Is mar-
fest that the community has quite enough OF means,
pluck and enterprise TO 60 ahead rapidly In the way OF
buying aud selling Property hss shrunk, because, for
the time il paid little nothipgindiyidua fortunes
have disappeared because the could not DC col.
lected but the community stood firm and very rich,
and it Dow holds sufficient number Of members able
and ling TO make money out of the general rise thai
IL as sure TO come as is the sun 10 shine.
The Mlwoukee Sentinel of Monday says;
There was O much better feeling in the money
market On Saturday than at the cosc of the previous
week. Exchange was TO 5 p cent lower. currency
was circulating freely, and business Of all kuds was
much more active. Cooldeuce in currency is evi.
IDENTIFY returning rapidly, and all that is now needed
to put our commerce egain into he full tide Of opera
tion is the Official confirmation Of what the banks bavs
been doing toward making their securities good with
tie State. That we sLs probably have In the course
OF a few days. On Saturday exchanges was sold
pretty freely by Of the banks and the ssree.
at 10 IL y cent premium and for larger amounts the
latter rate could not readily be realized On Change,
Eastern currency and gold wers sold In amounts TO
suit purchasers at l2 " cent premium for current Wis
cOnsin money. We learn from undoubted authority
that large amounts of gold which were bought under
the panic excitement ut II 9lj cent premium, have
been sent back here for sale, the parties expecting to
get what IL cost them. frr.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
Mfoieal.

A SIGNIFICANT FACT.-A distinguished
IA vtetemsa being asked whst the principal p odnc-
ton. Of New Rugand replied; NcwEnglAna RAlsEs hFs
The force Of HE reply consisted In
have worldwide reputation race Of hardy alnetc A
and women strong and vigorous in body and nina
~ 81. mainly depends on the care anitroament OF the
shi,d Nearly every New England mother provides mN'
wISsLows SOOTHING SYRUP for her snA-snese Is 40
secsOn Of country on earth where has been 50 ioSe AID
ySfFEnsALLY USED.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

Mr. August Belmont len in the Persia to-day, proba-
bly, for the purpose Of feeling the pulses OF foreign
esptalsts in regard 70 the lean authorized BY Coz
sss TO be negotiated abroad TIE times are not pro-
pitious for such negotiation, a. the proceeds mst DO
RENTED In gold, bus tho rate Of interest may be
temptation.
Tue following report Of the amount Of coal trsns-
ported over the Delaware and Lackswsnna and
Western Railroad for the week ending on Saturday
l..f.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
fesal Notlfes.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
tho County Of Ysrk notice hereby given to all ps son,
having against ROBERT BROW late Of tts City Of
NewYok dealer deceased TO present the same Win
vouchers thereof the snbscribe tho Office qi ELIAS
corner Of John-st the City Of NewYok or before the
of Pebruary ia,I. ANN G. Brown. ESecutrix,
RdaNRg R5IAs g th2mN; RSSMN. E1ecu;OU,
III lBw6mTh or Robert L. Brown oeceasea
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

LIVERY FAMILY, every Workshop and every
II psio,a and s,e.nboe sid tsep sTEHIIEGs CAM
PfIoRATED EXTRACT or GISGEH on hand No Traveer
shood he yvho H. II instantly ri yes ard speedily cores
ss,er Coplsat Cholera Morbus crAmp. colc. Dsr hea,
atery and Cbolers In their w@r forms One doe sy
Nersors DEBILITY AID Ella uency basus cHof Soil at -
ceDs per bottle By all druggists aud descn Ia medicine every
wh,e AZ wholesale at No 49, Bfosdw Newl end by
u IS BARNES No. 200 Brosdway. NewYcIt None seusiqe
wihcnt the ,igr aiurs Of THOMAS p MAhSHALLI sois
Proprietor Of Sterlings Medicines, Irenton, n. }.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
uorvERsl MorIERs!i MOTHERS 4

An old nue for children Don't fall to procure MRS WINS
lows SOOTHING SYRUP fo children testhips II has no
eousl on earth No mother who has ever tried MRS Wins
LOWS SYRUP for children win consent to Let her enid
pass through the distressing and critical Peod of 'eens n
an, ,Ia ia tr,ia.bIe preparation II life and health
e estimated by dollars aud cents Is worth s weight In gold
Millions of bOttIes sOa every year in the United ssSs'
II an old and wel-.ried remedy.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
s50.7so o. slOs. .o02 II s5T22
.Sls5,5Os 90

There are rumors n the street that in advance Of the
negotiations under tie loan BILL just passed by Con.
eress the Secretary will want another I've millions on
iixty six per cent Treasury Notes The following
is list Of the takers of the FIVE millions awarded
few days since:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS. 80
Sesrdipst. Rhsum..c sna ssurslsia CompoHnass Z the
I saTa HsiSShf So oS IA ss. aOG Boston ''' ''"'
AssSto my SsS several spng eoirsy cured
s sss Go9PoSad' Sss SoRMAN 1SREs No IS frsaas
Boston
H sspn, ;S.sss 5 S.sss: Ss e 5 e. 's'sa l. e
5Ss SpsT E S.. a0qf1s 70
sssa Sat one Ssiis md am saiIIgy BAXTER
Dr. Goods Dealer, No sAPPlsson Blsoh' Lowell Aas~
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IcertiS sts. my herd wu T. Gaden esq presented ne
viii 6ote Of Gndiners Rhsumssie Compound" IL 1856
shsn sassres rh psan attack Of HsSrslsis snd
ALBERT SIXTH "a. .MsiSSsI Of cOnGss: from Maine.
s f:' .as ass s:d s:' s Aiy; % ne s::' ss Hs
nS SsssE We have fa consds1es in H. besns
eus would isoonneDa Z 70 all who seic % viii
ever oifsEed to the public
g. HANCOCK IT, No. 70 seuts MsIhe.s., Boston. Judge
KITTREDGE. psrnoss w u. ALLEN. Boston. ELMER
soYsstP si sss sis Hi'J OsR 9hAS
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b PitMYES. No. i,.aasss East EO;cO. ABazG
Assdsfas " psions fer sa}si0Hs Rssssrs via srsa'sss
PRINCIPAL DEPOT. No 81 KILsr-sP.
sB@o BOSTON MASS
wholss.ls Agents fss ssrYaf.
-g'ss e o. G wrIrEs Co, TRANKLIN-sr
ys ssss.es:s s.slly s,.qsA:s. yyl':a
..y@ sis By 0 ,. WOOD & Co, 10 if4 BROADWAY,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
= ~u,s ,s TUE SEASON or TIE YEAR

THIS IS THE SEASON or TIE YEAR
WIN child tsehing tain TO be s led with
svsspsery and disifbes MRS. wINSLoWs SOOTHING
syRUP n SsvsRyAIrSe for tSese diseases and
sti dive relief from all pain and distress
the process fsehg Every mother should ToVas i0f hsf
shzdren- .
prurr,as everywhere koep MRS. W1NsLows
SOOTHING SYRUP children teehns No medicine In the
United States se ike it. Is standard medicine and its
yAnH IL WORLDWIDE Physicians order and use wherever
IA nsEical effects have been Witnessed
Millions Of bottles Of MRS. wINsL0Ws SOOTHING
SYRUP szo sold every yss1 in the United States =
Beware Of Counte leits
None sssuius uae.s the re.i~a. Of CURTIS PERKINS,
Rev York, Il O the outside wrapper.
soldby Druggists throushoGtt the world
Principal Office No. 10 Cedsr-st, New-Ysrk
Price only IS per bottle
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
Groceries ano provisions.

FAMILIES supplied with PURE CIDER VIM
F0kR N f5osinx rates. Half barrels 50 Isl barrels
81 delivered in Nsw-York charge for packages. Ad'
dress EH.&J I. KETCHAM, Milton ~ L.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
NEw.YORK CATTLE MARKET


10. TEE wyrx ESprSd JuLr H. 1851.
-ay,r rxcHIP,s OF CATTLE KINDS. PoH rfs Nkts
Lccodng 20 the reports tbs several market Psces in tsc
civ there have boen received tnis week; -