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selves friends and foes bound in common decency to
suspend the clash Of conflict for the burial Of the dead
but bearing the heavy burden Of woe we min
Gle our tears over PATRIOTS grave.
Mr. Speaker II Is Tor others, who have been personal
friends u the deceased TO utter the euoges and sorrows
Of friendships for others, who have been his associates in
public life, 10 do justice 10 his public services but for
Vermont let me say, that 10 day there has been and
there can be- no measure Of deserved praise tina, shall
not touch her PRIDE and vail Of unfegned sorrow that
sh III not reach her heart.
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INPoRrASr TO HoRsE Owners. DIR.
Sweets lualhble Liniment is the best ex-
ternsl application for horses ever discovered,
and in ali cases of I.amencss will afford i'm
mediate relief. SPAWN and Ringbonc, those
formidable diseases 70 which horses are so
liable, can be easily cured by it in their Incl
pient stages, and the most confirmed and de-
sperate cases may be greatly relieved. For
Sprains it is invaluable and never fails to
perform an immediate cure.-HdHford Press.
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TO CoNSuMPTIYES.

The Advertiser, having been restored TO health IN
few weeks by very simple remedy after having surIs3
several wears with severe lung Affection and that dread
disease Consunption-s anxious 10 make known to bis
fellow sufferers the means " cure.
To ali who desire IT, he will send copy Of the pre-
sernton used ree of charged with tho directions o'
preparing and using the same, which they Will mud
sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis Ne--
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the Prese
Non Il 70 benefit the afflicted aud spread information
which he conceves be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will Try his remedy as It will cost them nothing
and may prove a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REy EDWARD A. WILSON,
wlliainsbufgh, Kings County, New York 70 ~
TF' See Advertisement q Prof /. MnsT's Hair Ia
-" ia tharr rlu
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DIR SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENC is pre-
pared from the recipe Of Dr. stephen Sweet of Counect
cut the great bone setter and has been used in his prac
tee for the last twenty years with the astonishing
suc"esa. As ans external remedy il is without rival,
and will alleviate pain more speedily than any 9th pre-
pnraton- For al Rheumatic and Nervous Dis edcrsit
ID truly infaiblc and curative for Sores Wounds
Npfans. Bruises, sc It's soothing, healing aud powerful
constituent Of al who have given Il trial Over
four hundred certificates Of remarkable cures performed
by 10 within the last two years, attest this fact
see Advertisement 37Sgeov.
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FACTs FOR CONsIpERATION.

Brandrehs Pills have been before the world Tor nearly
one hundred and ten years They have an established
character for safety and efficacy which places them in
the first rank OF all the medicines Of tho day. They arc
purely vegetable, harmless to the tenderest age and
weakest frame, yet Of sufficient efficacy 10 thoroughly
cleanse and purify the blood through the organs OF tho
stomach and bowels They aid and improve digestion.
and sound refreshing sleep follows their They have
cured thousands Of Of the most distressing dyspep-
STA. All the symptoms Of confirmed consumption have
been removed by their use and health has again blessed
the departing invalid. Cosvcncss the great pro-
mote Of disease is iofaliby cured by these pills. Apo.
pexy and paralysis surely prevented II the pills
perscverngy used lllncss or intense pain
Of the head is experienced Thousands Of furnish
ed in proof
Price % cents per box
Sold By L. r. Pierce and Fred 4. Smith, Montpelier.
VI and by all respectable dealers ia medicine So IS
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BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.
THE NEST In THE WORLD.

W A. BArcHELoRs sPLEsDTD HAIR DYE ia tho
Original aud only Reliable and Harmeless Hair Dye
known instantaneous 10 its effect, does not stain the
skim and inygorates the hair for life, BE careful and
other than the genuine, signed on each side OF
every box--WmLIAM A. BATcHELoR So by all respect
able Druggists and Fancy Goods Stores everywhere
Mandatory No. 81 Barclay ST. date l6 Bond ST. and
and o32 Rroad,yavA New York 500
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Markcts
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MAnKEr.-July 10, 1856

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.--July 10. 1861.
By Telegraph to the Waterman y journal.
At Market 2sS Cattle $50 Bceves. % Stores consist
ing Of Working Oxen, Cows and one, two and three
years ods PRICES.
Beef. extra, SG,25 $50 Working Oxen, on 900
q. first quail 600 a 0.11 Cows Calves, 80 50
sec. 5.25 a 600 Yearlings. none.
" third AS 900 Two years olds, 90 a 90
" ordinary O,0l 900 Three a." -" 90 90
sheep aud Lainhs.--At Market, lli5. Prices
in Lots. $50 20l Extra & select, 225 $40
Remarks--O wing to the extreme hest there was but
little doing market to-day. There extra fat
Western Cste that sold for $500 pr cNt and those N
middng flt quality sold about high most OF the
butchers prefer them the latest this hot weather.
But few old sheep Lamps sold about the same as last
week some lots % pr head lower. Buyers had Veal
BE- A. -a- .-ss.a.s
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DUFUs INGEeSON's EsTITE-

DUFUS lNGEhSOk ES1 A1E.-
III STATE or yERMOSr--WAsHIS0roN hlsrRfoft IS
In Probate Court, holden Montpelier, shln nndfo
said district ou the 28ih day Of June, A. ID 1861:
Il. ID. Putnam, administrator on the Estate OF NJ
fas mgeTson late Of Cabot, in said district deeeaseu,
makes application 10 said court for an eIt'hslon " ,ne
timr heretofore allowed him 60 pay the debs due from
said estate and to render his sdrnlston tce99ht un,
iii some future day Whersuponi Il 10 ordered ny sAla
cott that sad APPLICATION be heard at the Probate Of
6ee in Montpcier on the 23i day Of July next aud,
IS further ordered that notice be given % all persons
mont Waehman State Journal printed at Montpelier,
three weeks successiyely before said hearing
By the Court
A5z Attest T.R MERRILL, Judge
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DEATHS.

In Montpelier July 10th Of dipheriA Levi, oldes,
Of Il. and l.. Y Biutwcl aged years
Ia Barre, July Is, Almira wife " Nyc Merritt, aged
Al years
In Warren, July 9Th. Of diptheria Charlie Rockwell,
Of Benjamin and Emelne Sumner, aged years and
3 months.
In Barton, on the sh inst Mrs. Eliza Lord aged 2S
years
In Cambridge July 9th, Of dptheria Miss Abby C..
Knight. aged y years.
In Stowe at the Town Farm Mr. Lord. aged 20 years.
In Windsor, July 4th, Samuel Patrick Esq, in the
S0h year Of his age
In Cayendsh, July 4,h, Mr. Ephram Spaldng, aged
81 years.
la Marcelon, Columbia Co. Wisconsin, June 22d, Of
lung disease Loyna Maria, only daughter Of Mr. Prime
C. and Mrs Loyina NJ. Heath, aged one year, nine
months and four DAYS.
AT North Troy, June q, Charles W.. only remaining
child at Mr. Harvey Elns Ia the Oh year 81 his age
In Glover, June 26 Mrs. Charlotte BeaR, aged "a
years.
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ERRRTS BENNETT's EsTATE.

4 4 State on mathematician DistTict, -.
In Probate Court. holden al dOntpelier in and for
said district on the % day NJ July, A. ID. 1851.
Moses Robinson and David 7. Averill, executors Of
the last will and te,tament Of L.bbeus Bennett. late Of
Norhfed in said district, deceased, make application
10 said court extension OF the tae heretofore al
lowed them TO pay the debts due from said estate aud TO
render their administration account uu some future
dAy Whereup0n it is ordered by said court that said
be heard at the Probate Office in Montpelier,
on the Both day Of July. A. d. 1861 ana IL 10 further
ordered that notice be given 10 ell persons concerned by
the publication Of this order ia the VerAsHt Waterman
State Journal, printed at Montpelier three weeks sue
cessyey, before said hearing
by the court.
66.5s Attest r. H. MERRILL. Judge.
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C,rATE an VER NONT.

@ TATE OF Y z K u Q \ I =
y Washington. District, IS.
In Probate Court holden at Montpelier, on the 9Th day
Of July A. ID. 1861.
William Ellis administrator Of the estate Of george
c. Moore late u Berlin, in said district deceased makes
application said for license 10 sell all " the real
estate Of said deceased except the homestead Of about
eight acres OF land and buildings and the widows dow,
en- but including the Tsverson Of said dssc in the land
10 be sold, asn excepting he pew In the Congregational
st Meeting house. representing that said sale IL neees
sary for the payment Of the debts OF said deceased and
expenses Of administration Of said estate Wh.reupon
L ordered by said Court that said application he refer
I'D 10 tho 3O,h dsy Of july A. d. 1861 hr hearing and
decision thereon st the Probate Office in Montpelier
and Il is further ordered. that all person. interested be
notified hereof by publication Of notice u this appca
lion aud order thereon, three Sosks s4ccest,y 10 the
Vermont Waterman State Journal. printed al Mont
peler before said time " hearing thai they may appear
Al said time and place, and, hlhey sec cause object
thereto.
By tho court
i565s Attest, n A. CHASE, Register.
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NORTHERN FoRTs TO BE PUT UPON
WAR FooTING.--The Champain Citizen
learns that Fort Montgomery at Rouse's
Point, is to be placed on war footing at once
and that active preparations to that end are
in progress. The Government probably thinks
il we'll. in view of the precautionary in
crease of British forces in Canada, to take
some precautionary measures for the protec-
ton OF the frontier
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)ErARTuESr or THR lSrRRIoR, ,
Washington, July 8 (

he aggregate being two hundred and thrty-thre
(23il representative
70 testimony whereof I have hcreunto stbecrfhed nv
aud caused the seal of the Department Of the Int
r9r to be axod this th day of July In the year OF our
L'fd one thousand eight hundred and sixy-one and Of
the Independence " he United States " Americs the
cightY.sizth CALEB D. SMITH
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scovtLL's BLooD Asp LIVER SYRuP.-
When such men as X. S Newton, NJ. d.,
Professor in one Of the Cincinnati Medical
Colleges. corroborato the statements of Mar
tin Robbins. Jr, in which he gives his certf-
cate Of remarkable cure Of himself Of Scrof-
ulous White Swelling, by use Of this medi-
cine, no one need doubt It's virtues.
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CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATION.

The following communication Of the Sec
rotary Of the interior announces the appor-
tionment Of Representatives among the sever
al States under the Eighth Census:
DEPARTMENT or THE lNtRRIoR,
Washington, July
4" To me Speaker Of me House Of Representatives.
" l. Caleb y. smith, Secretary Of the Interior do
hereby certify that IN discharge Of the duty deyolved on
me by the provisions " act Of Congress, approved
May 23d 1851 entitled An act providing for the taking
OF he seventh and subsequent OF the United
States. and To fix The number Of the members u the
House of Representative and to provide for the future
apporiaumcut among the several staes, have appor-
toned The Representatives Tor the Thirty-eghth Con
gross among the several states provided for by said
n me mauncr directed by the wenty-fNh section
thereof Aud do hereby further certify that the follow
ing is correct statement or the number NJ Representa-.
tsc nppnroncd 90 each State under the last or eighth
enumeration OF The population of the United State taken
90 c.'-dhcc with iAc act approving pa May 1850, A.
hlsc referred 20
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AAru ADVERTISEMENTS.
MEETING OF THE PROPRIETORS
WI OF THE UNDIVIDED LANDS IN VOL

4'A- VI HE UNDIVIDED LANDS IN hOl-
COTr
10 Porter Crane Justice Of the Peace oithin aud for
the County Of LdRi0iHe and State Of Ieruontt
We Isaac Pennnck and Isaac NJ. Pennoek Of Morris
In said county and Adolphus lioton and Alden H.
Judevine, Of Hardwick in the county u Caledonia do
hereby request you meeting of the pfopretors
Of the OF Wolcoit in the county Of Lamoe 10 act
upon the following matters, viz
ist-ro choose Moderator;
2d-ro choose praprietot's Clerk
3d--To choose Treasurer
4hIo see II the propretors will divide intn seyerates
all any part Of the undivided lands belonging 70 said
proprietors Of said town Of Woioott
5h-See n the proprletors will make survey and al
loment Of said undivided land
6h-Choose a Committee to survey and allot the same
7h--See II the pIoprieoTs will raise tax 10 defay
the expense Of said survey
Sh-ChOse Collector 10 collect said taxi
9h-See II the proprietors will vote TO settlers the ots
they seyerally occupy in lieu of their draft.
ISAAC PENNOCK,
S. NJ. PENNOCK,
ADOLPHUS HOLT0N.
ALDEN 4. JUDEVINE.
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On. HAAS BALsAM is highly recommended BY cit-
Iens, whose names and residence will be found in the
pamphlets giving the satisfactory evidence " as
ionishing cures Of CONSUMPTION, By using this
medicine. The afflicted should give il trial.
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DARRE HOTEL COMPANY.-Notice is
L hereby given that the first meeting Of the BARRE
HOTEL COMPANY will be holden on the 2Olh day Of
July A. d. 1861 at the Town Hail. in Barre, al oolk,
T. 81 for the purpose Of considering whether they will
accept the acts OF Incorporation granted TO them by the
Legislature A. d. 1850 Of eleciing officers making by
laws and otheIwse organizing the corporation, and
tfAnsaetng such business As may be requisite
/. Z. Abpnlca, Persons named
SULLIVAN WOOD, } I9seIporauon'
Barre. juno 20. 1851, 65'dSw
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Another EXPLOIT OF THE GuN THIEF.
Floyd. the gun-siealcr. turns out to have
been also cartridge thief When General
Butler took command of Fortress Monroe he
found himself with about three thousand men
at his orders. In the list Of ordnance sup
plies of the Fort ne found $4,000 cartridges
which was the amount reported to be stor-
cd there by John b. Floyd. while Secretary
Of War. But when the new commander, pre-
pairing for an expedition, came to look up his
stores, he found, instead Of 10000, only "a
bout $500 cartridges.
Ofcourse, with bullet and half to each
man. an army is not likely to do much and
this accounts not only for Gen. Buffers tom
porary inactivity. but also for the activity Of
the rebels, who took taring positions ia per
feet safety, knowing that our troops mad no
ammunition. Eucn,ug Post.
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Spiral nOtitfs.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPE-
ClFICS

Cure promptly and safely all The more common dsea-
5 aud ailments 10 which families are subject.
In all diseases such fcyers. mn amiiatous,
diarThUa, dscRery. Group, rheumatism, auI such erup
tive disease scarlet fever measles and eysipelas the
advantage Of giving The proper remedies promptly j. OBJ
ViOus, and ia all such the specifics acts like
charm The entire disease is often arrested at and
in all the violence OF the attack is moderated, the
disease shortened. and rendered less dangerous.
Coughs aud Colds which are OF such frequent occur
renee, and which often lay the foundation OF diseased
lungs, bronchitis and consumption, may all be at once
cured boy the fever aud cough pills
In all chronic diseases, such dyspepsia weak stom-
ach constipation liver complaints, piles, female debility
aud irregularities old headaches, or weak eyes
tarrh salt rhcum and other Old eruptons the case has
specifics whose proper application will aford cure IN
almost every instance Ofen the Of single chrou-
&c difficulty, such dyspepsia piles catArrh, head
ache female weakness has more than paid for the
ease ten times
For price, see Advertisement in another column.
Address On + HUMPHREY x CO.,
Eh.s9 NJ SO R.n,dnnN. NV Nnrk
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NOTICE.

The propetors Of the town Of wolcott in tine county
Of Lamoille and Of Vermont hereby notified aud
warned the Hotel Of rhaddeus Hubbel, in the
town Of Wolcott aforesaid Thursday the 9TH day Of
September A. d. 1851 o'clock A. NJ. 10 act on the
forth In the foregoing application Of Isaac
Pennoek, Samuel NJ Pennock, Adolphus holton aud
Alden u. Judeyine
575o PoRTER CRANE, Justice eftAs Peace.
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LtgaI Aotit,S.
ATE OF VERM Ont

- TATE OF We X Nj o y I -
- Washington. District, IS
Ia Probate Court, held At Montpelier, within and for
said District. on the 9th day Of July, A. ID. 1861.
Samuel s. Kelton guardian OF Abhle lawson, minor
heir Of Samuel c. lawson late OF East Aonpe-
cr in said district makes application 20 said court for
license sell all the interest OF said ward in the real es
tate Of which said deceased died seized and possessed
except the reverson Of the widows dover therein.
presenting that the sale thereof would be beneficial
said ward for the purpose Of putting the proceeds thereof
interest investing the same in stocks or real estate
Whereupon it is ordered by said Court. that said app-
cation be referred for hearing aud decision thereon 20
session Of said Court TO be holden At the Probate Office
in said MONTPELIER on the 9Th day ~ Angus. A. d. 1861
aud Il is further ordered that all persons interested be
notified hereof by publication Of notice Of this application
and order thereon three weeks successfully in the Yer
mont Waterman and State Journal printed Al Aontpe
er before said time OF hearing that they appear at
said time aud place. and, they object thereto.
by the Court
$3.50 Attest, n. a. CHASE, Register.
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SAVE THE PIECES /
DISPATCH

ECONOMY DISPATCH
qF"A srIrcH IN TINE SAVES NINE" .Cl
As accidents will happen, in well regulated fami-
lies il very desirable 10 have cheap and oonVe-
nent way for repairing Furniture, Toys, croekery,Se.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies and household can etord
to be without it, ia always ready, and up to the stick
Ing point
"UsRFUI. IN EVERY HOUSE"
MA Brush accompanies each Bottle rriee "a
cents. Address
HENRY C. srALDING,
No. As Cedar Street. New lork.
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Mr.. EDIToR--I notice in your Daily Jour
nal ofJuly Sd, an extract from the Rome (Ga.)
Courier, paper owned and edited by NJ.
Dwinell, formerly of Calais, in this county,
but now serving in the Confederate army in
Virginia" on which you comment with great
severity, charging the extract to him. In
this you have committed, unintentionally,
doubtless, an act Of injustice, for the article
was not written by Mr.. Dwinoll He was
away from Georgia at the time. As the same
paper contains four letters from him under
his editorial signature dated in Virginia, in
neither Of which are the Objectionable senti-
ments and further, the writer, the person
left in charge Of the paper, bad no opportuni-
ty Of consulting him. and opens the very ar
ticle containing the obnoxious paragraph
with the words; " In The absence Of the Editor
and Proprietor of the Courier, we take pleas
urc in defending him." etc. You have. there
fore. charged TO Mr.. Dwincll sentiments
which he never wrote, and for which he can
have no moral responsibility, il even. under
such circumstances, he could be held legally
responsible for what appeared in his paper.
Your structures fell heavily on an innocent
person for an offence committed by a guilty
one.
1t is a source Of speakable pain that any
one born and nuriured among these free
mountains should be found exerting any in
fuenco to destroy this Free Republic, to set
upon its ruins despotie government based
ia a '"'So anu la'a' giaSa1'ou ol races anu
,eod or ovo,,sod g.. d,;n, H.. 80 ali
know that public opinion in the South is alb
solutely tyrannical; and that man there,
especially II from the North originally, has
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STRAYED OR STOLEN - Ga Friday
- night June 2Sth, between the hours offs and pm.
TWO HORSES. One white Horse. little chest foun
dercd spawn lsft hind leg enlargement on right
law had long tail was about i3 years old The other,
bay Mare little foundered rng bone on both hind feet,
has switch tail and is about " years old.
Whoever will give information TO me at Jonesve. VI.
will be suitably rewarded. JERRY ST. JOHNS.
Jonesville. VI. July l, 1861. S551
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IL Experience teaches us that deeAcy prevents many
females hom applying for the means 10 alleviate suffer
ing and lie That objection i obVaied in the case
Of Sir James Csrkes Female PILE prepared atcr the
prescription Of Sir James Clarke Physician TO tho Queen
Of Eng and well knawn 10 be the only and safe
remedy for female diheuues aud obstruetons from any
cause They can ia bottle containing 80 pills
po.tfoe BY enclosing 81 and postage stamps % any
agent. 00;fI
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ArwooD's CUISINE ToSIo BrrrrRs, the best Aro-
90 70 SEQ tArssfisfmsnt Ne' wv -'fH"
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Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of Nervous
SICK Headache may prevented and Il taken IL
commencement Of an stack immediate relief from pain
and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea Headache to
which females subject.
They act gently upon the bowels, Costre-
For Literary Men, St,sdens Delicate Females and all
persons OF 'eentary habits they valuable Lara
tive. improving the appetite giving tone and rgor to
the digestive organs aud restoring the natural elasticity
and strength Of the whole symtem.
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result Of long in
vesgston and carefully conducted experiments, having
been in many years. during which time they have
prevented aud relieved amount Of pain and suffer
ing from Headache, whether originating in the
system or from deranged state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition, and
may be taken at all times with perfect safety without
making any change Of diet, and the absence Of any ds-
agreeable taste renders easy 10 administer them 10
children.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITSI
The genuine have Eve signatures of Henry c. Spsldns
each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines
Box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of the
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. sPALDING,
IS Ceder Street, New-York. 22'H
Or to WEEKS & POTTER. Boston. sole agents for
New England.
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Norman Milington, Esq, OF SALISBURY,
has received the appointment of Route Agent
from Rutland to Troy.