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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
Governor Of tie STATE o. LIMOS.
JESSE X. DUBOIS, Auditor.
WILLIAM CUTLER Treasurer.
PROPOSALS for d LOAN OF Sl,200,0O0 to

Il he STATE OF INnIANt.-Sea'ed psoTosef VIII ne
received by the undepisnee Conufsioe-s at the once
SATURDAY, the cd day Of June next for LANiNt 70 ts
STATE Of INDIANA the oi TWELVE nbNDhtD
THOUSAND DOLLARS being par o. Loan o. iTo I1l'n
poss Authorized by o. General Assemble for the
purpose hsuDg money for repeng vsson and providing
ior the public defense. approved MAY ~ 1871!
IN addition the shove amount, @@Ep - tsrfeo or sa
II Indiana, mailing In ali rl,VVV 10" ole'ou VI '"''
authorized S2.DC0OD. - ii.
eh loan 10 lea II K per cent per snnuin payable
sppusy on tie fret days Of s. and hosen her IA me C
81 where The principal j. ~ t~'p' ~,
koeber 1857 he psd e. advance sud for the payment oil
The interest and qi aon the pnnos thereof ape, a. iAI
OF cents cndyed Dollars IL value 81 aaabe prop
Of levied which by snc law TO be
iereo annually said bonds paid iede-ed IL sd-
which regular ts4 OF Two cels aud In 1865 snd thee
levied Tor reducing TIE state debt making
IL Ell years l5 AID 1852 Seven cents and or the year
las sd thrreaer Ten Ore Hundred dollar. vau'
alton Of tsxstes IN The Sse applicable to the reduo OF this
Bcrs pavble 10 besIer signed by The Governor counter
signed registered with coupons ior int esf IN sums OF ohe
T6cYss, DOL A.. will sued FOR is lornh. bond, In SUM
Of rive Hnndred dollar Authorized oy neh law otps reserved
No coaditiosi propo,sl. will be considered The st re-
reject all Of the bids shall be o0n,GeIed
viii promote tie best interests Q! the stae -
Upon the accepts 81 PROPOSE Ten per cent OF me aoL
OF Did paid down. hich certncAss ~" De
the ainoe ID
lipe soo monthly psy ens tLeres<G the whoe any
Ia. Al an n prior he preferred by the BIDDER
The bids opened az IL o'clock N, on June ZI, I ~
the place Of reception In presence OF nc
psopt as nsy proper present aud the loan awarded
70 bidders accepted the TUESDAY succeeding
Proposal mus. hs sadess.d under .es the updersrned
Window. LS1ieT Co., NO ~ WALTZ nsheo 1'o'
pOsals for LosD.'
N,w.York, May 90 1851.
LANES LANES N; J hAT,, Loan
yy6gH u eon'soyi,E conlnii'si0nsF'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
Proposals.
OPOSALS FOR ARMS. -Seabd


ROPOSALS FOR VI S.-Seaed
Proposals viii e received at Springfield III on or pc
tore the eleventh l day Of Jane mex al noor oy ine
stoned o,nu,onef, ON The part Of the State OF Illinois Tor
fura hing delivered Springfield ILL., the following arms and
M n0 ten thousand Mimic Rhed Muskets with sns iisT ray
oi.s fifty eight hundredth 4o) inch eaibe 5nch lehsf oil
bar 81.
& oo) two Thousand Minnie Rites with sword bayopets
Gfy-e-h, hundiedth 1897 uch csher. . inch eigh OF
bsT d be rifed with three grooves one ts IN
TX feet tn lands and grooves 10 be equal Lach pa DC
e in ali I the standard required by the 1it"d
States and subjected ests now In use oy sad
Government. fl, - ...,.,
ia each musket and fife driver with cone-wicneh
wiper; toml ion snd spsre cone. .u
10 each % (iw nyel musAeis and Tlnes pentie"i
spriig vice: tumbeT and wire punch.
Il 0Oo Cartridge boxes, ! .,s.
l2.00 SUshbslds Adapted 10 the aoo'e''@N"siu0i" N
j. zoo Waist Belts, ) - -..,
The Commissioners the Jigh. 20 reject any proposal
The payment under the law 80 per cent on ae'ey
~ per completion OF contract
Address -. -. ....., .,, ,,,,ro .p,o
JAS II STUkkS,
JOHN TGLlSUN. Conmisaoners
Wa SHEPHARD.)
enrtn,6eld III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01


Mr. Chas G. Miller has been elected President oi
the Buffalo, New York, and Erie Railroad Company,
vice Mr. Patchin, resigned. The Board of Directors
regret TO he obliged 10 state that the available funds o
The Company are not sufficient 10 pay the half years
interest on the Frs, Mortgage Bonds falling due on the
Let June next, and that the Company is obliged to
avail itself of the three months grace provided for by
the mortgage, within which period they confidently
believe that sufficient funds will be derived from the
earnings of the Road TO pay the interest.
Over million Of the Government loan awarded laat
Saturday have already been received here During
next week the whole amount will be forwarded to the
bidders This loan can be bought q: So 9ai.
The Board of Control of the State Bank OF Ohio has
agreed take the remaining 1900 600 of the State loan
Of 81, 900, eco, for military purposes, OF par. The
900 has not been put upon the market not being
needed as yet
The Wisconsin Legislature has made provision for a
war loan OF 81 100000.
The Auditor of Illinois has made call for additional
securities on fty.two banks, having circulation OF
s. 900 O0O secured by 81 100000 Of Northern $4,000
Of Border State and 5000 of Seeded State stocks
The call gives the banks till the let Of July to make up
the deficit.
The following table will show the receipts aud ship
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
DELLHAM SEEDING POTATOES fo- SALE.
Gorses. Carriages. Sc.

A VERY fine bay HORSE, ID hands, kind
IN ia hsrDsss 6tn sadie ho-s: tct IL minutes
blek Posy for boyto ride; Roaa wsgcR Donble Harness
s.des SIDE sacdlo Hoctssys H. good orders Top Wagon
ci'esp. Can al sod co-I.eF Wooster ord 4tbsis.
n ARRlAGES.--MOTT " COMPANY, No. 6J6
~ Broadway. near Bond-st have hsnd, ard msBaso
eus 70 oidss, various styles OF bTseass teass o.
S.sa enefa 5ss elee AID curtain gDster COACHES CAL
pssssgses hockAWAYs PHAET0Ns, kc all made light aud
aae soa wGrsntee, rhsh lAel ofe q sssgnslle ReNs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
Financial.


OPTICS OF Howard lNsuRAscg Co
NYw IoRK Nay 20 1901
nIVIDEND.-TlIE BOAhD OF DIRECTORS
have tls dey declared DIVIDEND Of ILN FEk 80
upon ssuia cf the Company payable Il theif oce
No 81 Wsl-s,., on and atot MONDAY june :, tdtl.
HENRY A. OAKLEY, secretsTy.
OyrIcr OF THy JEvvEnsoNyrIIE RAILEoAp CONpAsI
JKTFRrsoSviLIE. Ind MAY "a, isol -,
EEFFERSONNlLLE RAILROAD fIhSi
~ MORTGAGE Ds-Ectice 10 he1eby gwen that uI ~.
COMPANY IL ready 10 redeem, the Jet ds. Of Jnf hA
the tn,ed Saer Trust Company Ne-l OH y 81 w %
offer below par ps 81 i.s fifst Mortgage Bondf al
the provisions Of contract made Detw au thf s
tie ol5eis Of said MoFtsagc Bonds be mug dare va
aaera fo the snlr said bonds should De a5di to
10 m. irl states IN le Company soTesd and lnao!seu'
"ogsr nj he First aorass- bond Bond OF he yenes1n
yl- ra~oad - the 81 - FUND.- when oheis w 'u WIZ "
r.ea we'd upl noon Of tl. dsv 81 July aofesau; r.
N,-gsA 4. SecrettrN emu l4thui'f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
fnrnitrre.

A BEDROOM SUITE of ENAMELED FUR,
N kITURF for s25 and upwsgd In All colo's wsnsLteo
Also cold Chestnut CHAMBER SUITES, pan ann oi ~
neni. al NGTON's Wsreroons No. 30 CsndTt oP
po,ite Noost%r. Ersblshsd IL 1873
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

ary on Tennessee Georgia. Virginia, and North Caro-
lima bonds are refused payment at the State agencies
here, and letters addressed 10 the officers Of these
States asking the probabilities Of payment in Jny re-
main unanswered The Missouri nterts. is in doubt,
although the chances Of payment are very slight. The
financial officers Of the State AZ ST. Louis endeavor
ing to arrange the 100000 Revenue Bonds due let
June, which are the principal obstacles to the payment
Of the interest IL appears 10 be conceded that ii the
holders Of these bonds demand their prompt payment,
the July interest cannot be met Several OF the 81
Lonis papers are urging semi-repudiaton in this
matter by the tenor OF The bonis the interest II pay
able in New York, and they have been sold here IN
der that stipulation. The Republican and other papers
advise the State officers TO pay the interest in
st. Louis, in currency which is deprecated Is or 20 y
cent. This lOss mu,t be suffered BY the bondhodeIr
who have intrused their money 10 the honor Of Mis
sour, that that great and rich State nay save it, 1t
would be more profitable and more dishonorable to
repudiate the whole debt al once.
The movement Of the banks in the four PRINCIPAL
cities Of the Union in which weekly reports made
IA shown by their Las. statements, is rs follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

II the EAGLE ENAMELED FURNITURE
"A MANuYAcTOaY, No. 60. BrosdwsY-Elegw mt Chamber
suites Of this oosbsed Furniture IN all styles, designs s
Colon NJ prices fou aud upward TL. best
Wsdrobss Elliptic Spring Bed, se Goods packed Tor inc
country.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, Il o o n b, Hc.,
bought ready money No 10 6hsv between Nh and
I0th-s,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

Sln,k on =.
H. al. Of Spanish Leaf are OF clear re'x chs'sr'n
80 e ., COR continue 10 worn, and plies vas
L. h.. s,n ssrons Kentucky Leaf Neariy
90 his 20 abroad mostly for owners accounts shout ~
o. - ale, by our lobbezs and about the same quantity
cnfters Mos. Of The sal-s made Tor cash alo
,cs have been modified that stsndsrd but al dsrAoe
ssost, A. isrln, with tendency 20 advance a, n.
T.. W very scArce and b-ld Of 4i9Ac- medium ~
40 >, coed .d6 c. fne eVuo; selections, ltaiztc Inc
ss ~ lesvy shipping very light and best ssIscos
had al lJalfc - $500
In seed Leaf NOTHING Of Consequence doing i con-
suu,u,o Tyiottrrs buying hlers ard ordinary Lea
rat. priced: sa4c toT le.s srd a &C. of
nOsTsLY sTsIssEsr ~ srceks IN rhs M~-fohA OSAeo"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERsEY.-
of Courtlli6t s;.( onnec1g al Hampton juno
non De.awGe scta.aina aid seru !ssilfosd ana
Eas,cn with Leniyh Valley Railroad AID is oils
shurg ~ e without ctbnge OF csis.
sPRINU ARRANGEMENT - Commencing liaI ~ lHl-
Leave Newly oh az follows: ~
EaKEleg- re a.xPREssA m ip- Esoni teati1y Fos
lille r.srri.5urz Gsnch Cauuk. Wiliam.lor. .
Mar TEAis-A Ats ior la sonl Water OeP ec-ah'oh
Great Bend, fit.toD, VI ikesOttfc Ac' =, 81, ,.y,,,
INV. JHRorCH rE'IN-for t-as'oh msneh Ohuh "ii''i'
BORT Reading. Poitsyi.e, bslIts5qTz kc; It'll, .r.,.,
N THHOVGH IaAiS-fO or Lsston Oeisi-neHi Aho"""N
snd Mach Chunk 81
-Np WIS EXFkssS-foc Esston, allentown req
B.r5rrz Pit' sbr aud the ~ es Sleeping Cars non |ei
civ ffronrl 4o ~ 81 rft
FxPKyss TRAis HAfsIs srRGThe A. m fSpess Tram
FOR or arrives sr.55Ig = p q cor meet -.
"a Nc,. on Penugyi-s-a Genital katrohdi Northern eA
EsihoAJ North and soGSh and VITA Inc Cam anu ~'sS
TanoTsH RxpREs. TsAiS Fos THE WE ilP',, 'sin
t,, New.York o. 7:s D. TO- dsily lsuAjsys efcePed sA-
a.. o.. eouuecu a Usrrisb1fg VIA Perbf' ara
no chsrga az cars Pissu-1h ard mt 0r 70
- CHICAGO Thee hours & saved o. ts,iHg tis t'A
1f Erv sy pou; west ssus time "a those leaving
Sort p NJ BY Other roltn
EITaJ!FrHPOnT ISp NEw-10ER FEHhr--Los'e Nep- -
sop, Per No North River Il 100 and il:-o m "; 10
S:2u ~ avs~v ty;-
- aSy JOHN o. SIERhs, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
menls Of prodace at Chicago for the Tast week:

Flour, bbls. SO,thz 1919
Wheat, bn,h....... ..lthzs5 1900
Oats ush.................." Ss'Zas 80"
f.y sa:i::....:..:... 5as 1925
SEEDS 70; - ''''''''''''''''' "a 25i9
Port bbls. .'''''''''''''''''' 20 s,s aag5
Cut Meats, b...............'. llois -.
Lard. b.,...................'''oo,'ss $3.50
Taios MI ';NS;..........,...: is sss 49,
Dressed dogs, ho............ :... ,'oo;;:
Beef Cattle, No............... dHV %"
The receipts of produce from the Let OF January lot
three years past were: . ,s.o
Elan. M. is 80 10 ' fss'ss. lsss,;
S %Is. SSSs;A::Ss 80 s s.ss5 1855 $3.50
Oats, ba.h.....'.'''''''" 1 Ss,'ss1 s9Is issI>
B Bsg SoiS a505a5 1882 iCcO5i
The stock of -four and grain at Chicago at the eose
:, VIC ' Mys5; Mgs%., ME- ME- s s,,ss
m vp., SS. sss 1U 500, sctss loassi
i ssst i e e i: :Sss
The Chicago Tribune remarks:
On the Trade day move bu.ne. w. done Than
change NewYork sold at para per cent premi.% for In
End low. currency ssd o. s. . ToSd
the ese coin became ;ca1eer and sIsnS. 3n. were HS
II .nyihint In exchange with them quotation, soae be
nominal according 10 the FUNDS received rof com 'neJ arc
Drss me ars. two day. Of the order Of things
gold .e.ce and 81 tnd' OF pF1daee asaec . pIes
moosr. quantity Indiana and Iowa State osnt os Some
New Ergland and New OH nss Vooi
ory.d bnt its Introduction is not general, sanctioned
Illinois currency has become Al Article OF sr.
eh,ndi.. aud a The Of other paper none IL used oy
retailer, Al the railroad valuation SO far general business
concerned IL useless and In few -eks II III cave passed
into tapds of brokers VII, VIII send T. 10 r.
lieye the bonds by which s 50 mps Getty secured
The Canada Central Railway bill, introduced N the
Canadian Parliament by the Hon. William +. Powell,
las passed both Houses and is fixed TACT. -Four
million acres OF as good farming land as there u IN
Canada have been granted by Government FOR this
road. Ii will run from Montreal TO French River.
which takes il rise 10 Lake Nipssng and empiies into
Georgian Bay a. ts head. The distance from Montreal
TO French River il about 400 miles, running in direct
line due west from Montreal BY this route the Dis
lance from Portland to the great Northwest Is essened
by about 800 miles.
The Hannibal and 81. Joseph and North Missouri
Railroads have consumma,ed an arrangement under
which their business with each other hereafter VIII 10
done in an amicabe manner
The following is a statement of the Comparative I'm
ports of Dry Goods entered AT tie port OF hew-ioFk
for the week and since Jan. L.
RIO, che GEEK 1850. 1850. 1851.
Entered Ut the Port..... 4 ,.jJs.j rs.2A >toaV.s
tn own On Malksi..... I,7S'O73 lI9i,SA 2osbi'
Sane jan L. .. ......o.. 1000, 80.
Thrown ON Nsfket....... 4Il1ls5 4s,'5sS s"i'',rs
gox
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

IN -I-Ain leave jersey Cy Pierou e . ana s:s An
and rs 81 a 6:2s u ior oey 80 -db:2a D. ni ior
e.sf~n, AZ rs n m qnOS ri. bEkhIN0, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

FRIDAY, May 81 l95L
AsFs-Tbe inquiry beth sndi sales Of POts az
a ysa r Pesrs .re quiet q IS -.
COfPFR-Nanuisotured r.snsns quet az s4fo- TOT new
Shssthing snd i-c tor Yellow Metal -
COFFEE-Tle marie, 10 sesdy for Prime qus.iiss sale
NO hsr. Mo AZ Il Ia l.c and ~ 30 Msrscsibo Of $50
o. Hssp ivSg l. lCsl. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-FGorr Aba B. :;

HUDSON XIV ER KAILKVAD.-IU OF AI.1lf-
Il Z NY and TROY. CONFLICTING WITH TRAINS hO4si Il
aud WEST Trains leave:
From Chambers-st From dih-si.
Express ard II M and3O 5;25 I:2o H. aud ''o' ana
and S:2S p u.
Troy and albany with sleep 0;iS IN tsundaSs inenaeaI
ngtsrl. lf;io ?. N
PoUgtkeapsie Train. am, o:19 g. H. ano L|'o snA -
IL: -. ?: H.
P.el.kiif train l5:a5 r.
Bspg Sing sin 9:5 aud 1913 a. ~ ana 4'io tho 3
3is aud $50 p. u.
T.hE;ilt,zio i-:h5 y. M.
''>NAN "'' A. r. SMITH, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

~ T. Wy X and L IL = hAIiAhVfU'-
N PASSENGER TRAINS leave, via Psyonis fegIy and
Ions Dock from foot Of ChsuDeTs.s;
DUNKIaK EXPRESS u q III. -,
MAIL at Tins Trsn remains over hight at Ii
mira aud proceed the next innrnIgg.
WAY at 500 p. H.. Tor Middeown NewouTsh and inter
uediste Stations.
NIGitT EMPRESS daily st5:oOp The tgsa Of Saturday
CHAS. AuNOr General Supt
Naru.~tyt Receiver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

NEW-YORK. HARLEM, and ALBANY H. Il.
r.ps.meni commencing MONDAY, Hsy %, 1861: Al
AS. Express sts;. : Ion. For Niisnso dee
Mike fans Co;un Fss Dover Plains. and al local fainf
49, rime-abls JOHN BU RCHlLL Ass't. Srpt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
II PORT and FALL RIVFR--Ths splendid sli superior
vteainer METROPOLIS Capt. sf. leaves New OK every
iIFSDAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY a. o., 2es p n,
and the BAY STATE, Capt A.en, MOkDAl. Nt.Dht-S-
DAY and FRIDAY al O'clock M iroai Picf Nn J.' IL
VIII b. regarded secured 70 any eppA
sunt nil the same shall have been paid foT
Fvifh is for sTded tbrcueG with sres. psch ny
~ Express Freight JrsiD. -. -, NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

Total Deposits p.ysbIein bus...... sIeo W
Total Deposits payable IN coins. $50 go o-e oyp
Gold BsT- sfuP-d :.....'.'' .y 80 ~
Irausus % 20 T. = Mint hS, for Coiue.o... ssIeio
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-05
prfrrrro articles.

SOUTHERN DtsrArcHEs.-Thc Washing
ton States thus hits off the warliko dispatches
which the secession members have been in
the habit of sending South this winter:
1t is said that after an exciting debate in
the Senate, Wigfall was understood to have
asked Seward privately for a chew of tobacco,
and that Seward replied that he had none but
Union iwist whcrcupon Wigiall telegraphed
TO the Southern States that they must prepare
for war, as the Republicans would not yield
fW The authentic definition Of Abolition
list is now settled. 1t is given by the South
ern Literary Messenger, and is as follows &c.
can Aboliuonist is any man who does not
love Slavery for its own sake, as divine in
stitution; who does not worship it as the
corner stone Of civil liberty who docs not
adore it as the only possible social condition
on which permanent republican government
can be erected and who does not, in his in
most soul, desire TO see it extended and per-
petuated over the whole earth, as means Of
human reformation. second in dignity import
ance and sacredness alone to the Christian
religion He who does not love African Slav-
cry with this love is an Abolitionist.'
The knitting loom invented by J. b. Aiken
Of Franklin, year or two since, is now max
ing knit goods in this country at the rate of
more than $4,000, 600 worth q year, and the
introduction Of the loom in Europe is now
meeting with marked success. A family knit
ting machine, not larger than a family sewing
machine and very simple in construction, has
lately been invented II will knit homespun
yarn, and weaves a handsome stocking. It's
ordinary movement is at the speed of 5000
stitches in "a minute. IL can be driven at the
interesting velocity OF 10000 stitches min
ute, and make perfect work.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-05
T'HE OLD VERMONT COUGH RENE
Il by FOREVERE-N. n. DOWNS
VEGETABLE BALSAMlC ELIXIRT

Iei1H0Hfcrs ~ oish gon o0ufa fs0a ftN;
For thirty years my Elixi has been sold through the
State for Coughs, Colds aud all Diseases NJ he Throat
and Lungs, with universal satisfaction. When first
gave it 10 the puhice warranted il 20 give satisfaction
the money would be refunded still warrant u, aud
II any person is dissatisfied his money will De- refunded
at once by my agents (as all are authorized 20 do ths)
To my old friends would say, that il you have found
the "Exir the best art lie Of the kind ia he market,
use It In preference to all others.
BE sure and get that signed with PEN, my name and
numbered
Beware ofJasper Cur,i, Counterfeit signed with RED
Ink
State. Address all orders my Wholesale Agents. J.
NJ HENRY & SONS, Waterbury, W.
y, II, DOWNS.
Price rs cents so cents, and 600 per bottle oi65
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-05
An APERIENr AND sroMAcHIC

A y APERIFNT AND STOVACHTC
I n prer,r,tior of ftON pur.s,d of 0,y,,.. .I 49,
- ~ r''."'" ut "NlkeN 'n' 'A'-
bistcs, N,i,-.f .r-tt .t ..N ~ lo
/ Tn,.d s,,l- . i 49,. .t "a 80. IT. , =" l-ui'P' 1'
/ re-ierr,. ~ Oh '..i.. ~ l.. -, .t.
/ fro, r,, D., -.....4 t .i.a' p" P IN
derr,s.io, ~ ,i,.i .,,, r y IN ~ by,
] c,!r,,,i.,;@r.s 49, 4, 20 80 W. 10Y
] cci,liJe c'sc 10 ''''' D" ''''''' '''.' ''h-
/ Inrc,i,,.s ir .n .,.t l.. f ,.ti., &. 49,. d. 81.
has ,r,,s5 ,i,sl ,i' b.. '.' - ~ ~ ', M
/ conrlairte ,ir " w " "s
/ In DehI,, N.,,,. , d. ,. l.t.
I .n Cnp.tic'tio, ui,,-i tt ,', IT,. Xxx
AMMUNITION scr,f. ',,s ~. 40, n. 81, M Nj.
menstruaiian. Wbrc. C6i,,t.i Ti,r, C,-.,Hts
Cb-o,i. ~. ~ i-'l '.. ''"'''
PimpIe. on tb' F,.' A., ''''''' 't'''''
I IN cases Of Conceal Debility whether che r...l, Of
] ae1to d...,sa o- ..rti'. ,.,.,'r,,5 ..,, |
4, ,,,,.....f,, $780,. f.. 81 . i p. ,Nf
mn dls.rof..,r ,.- "a. ,it,I. ,tlq.,..- ,.,lI 5 I
h. Inyaida 81. l5a, i,j rj,ia, s. I'm b.,c i, ~
gotten iu thcir o,, si,lia,,i.,,9ls t,,o m Az,
pcarcd IN the hr.g world Il. n Ind r,i,,r,.l r,
ed travel iu "a ,i.f0tlant Several ,pr, si'r n ,res
of tbis Kind .,. .,.,.f.l q 81 t,a
,ictims of atu.feff n,ar,.,,,. s,ry,irc. Wv ,,-,i,
critical changes and f.,t eor,ril, 9, ot ,sr,. ari
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oxides. h is ,jt,ra,.l, ionic, eb,,,t i5, ,,,, .J
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most sfe .s-. ri 1ri... uitb,ut ,,, ti,s
gastric pt4gayc. ar Aieiae di.apro,abr ..n-,tioo
II is this latter property among others which axes
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-05
THE NEW VERMONT REMEDY =

HENRI s VERMONT LINIMENT
For Ri umatsm defamation Cramp, sprains, Bruises,
Cuts, buns, Flosh Wounds Spasms, Toothachc sud
den Coughs, Colds, Bowel Complaint, Dysentey, sc.
ms article is warranted 10 be the best Lniment OF
ram Killer IN the world We want 10 give away few
bottles IN every town in Vermont, 70 the that
nothing else will cure, that get il introduced
at once Ask your Druggists or Merchants 10 order
supply on commission, and will put in a few bottles
nee 70 give away AN orders should be addressed 10 the
proprielors. ]. NJ HENRY SONS, Waterbury. W.
Price, rs cents Warranted Ofdi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-05
STEPHEN BARTLETT,

" DR.. @. II. SHOLEs, Eclectic Physician, gives par
tcular attention 20 diseases Of the qetorindrg
and special diseases If women. See Advertisement In
another column Osl9
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-05

4 MOTHS - X. r. RIKER. DRAPER
- AND TAILOR has just returned hom NEW
YORK, with good stock Of
BROADCLOTHS. CASSSIMERES AND
NEellNDs' Of late Patterns and Styles; German
Broadcloths. Black Doc,kins;
Il h " q n FL Nc J DOE SKINS.
roR GESrLEWEN's rANrst
RICH SILK AND MARSElLLES VESTINGs.
Satin and Silk Ncstues, Of the best qualities
w All Garments made at his Shops will be done in the
most worAnanliko and fashionable manner.
Garments cut for others 20 make, and warranted to- it,
Gentlemen wishing for good aud fashionable Coat.
can gel j by calling at Itkcrs Shop.
MAY H. 1860
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HtoitaI.

Tur Remedies are carefully prepared under ihe i'rat
supervs0n and Inspection 10 Prof Nl hPHhths DOB order
10 meet that great and long realized want Of te hlei
uamey remedies ior 80 One common and smnIe al.
ments Of NE
A moments reflection WIN shov that vast majority n
diseases from shiloh suier and Aei we're ~ N'.r en-
neucemcnt simple and tri1lnr mere cold sini iNr-
riea pain u The side. headache, or hoafsenN' a.
nrlt easily cured and snhiue zoo time becomes 60 1nn-
tnn a fever. % dangerous dysentefy, Group ~ other
disease which 800 Che powers Of medicine ml n nffasi
Herein these remedies supply great public WAnt Being
on hand, simple you know 90 once Wln m i1a'-
pleasant cause rcpuennnce-saiet hni l'Hrn
provisioning mo- risk while me curative effects hfn positive
certain they taken, and al once Che spell m hrnNcn
ami She danger n'ayel
Fsperloce has amply confirmed ile use of these fr'rc-
dies ior families and private rori0us ns being fut n 81
U.S. rHE MOST sNrtE CuyrrsisSr, ruH MOST rHHHrr
ASr HEtftnlr
Thousands ore and have been using them for sns five
wears ras n every section ~ Che country, rN rIHnsi
hyarsbe success, Au speak 90 Che hirhUst terms 0 H0r
siur.l.fy aud certainty. and among hundreds "
agents the uniform testimony ~ hiss they er. .|1i
fI.IHt I i.I