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CHARLESTON UNDER ARMS.

NEW YORK, 10th.
The steamer Baltic is now detailed for the
purpose of giving provisions to Fort Sumter.
She has on board a number of launches,
yawls, &C. and the troops on board are IN
tended TO repel the attacking parties, lor
which purpose they are supplied with boat
howitzers. The intention OF the Government
is simplv TO furnish Anderson with provisions,
but should this be resisted, and 1t become
necessary TO use force, the men who hight
their way into Fort Sumter, will remain
there. The Government have notified the
authorities at Charleston of their intentions.
The news from Charleston is Of warllke
character. Lieut. Talbot, the messenger
recently in Washington from Fort Sumter,
had returned, but was not allowed by the
authorities to proceed to Fort Sumter TO de-
liver his dispatches. Charleston is under
arms.
1t is understood in Char lesion that the
Is. 900 additional troops just called for by
Jefferson DAVIS, are intended to operate
against the North.
Gov. Curtin of Penn, mentions inclden-
tally, that be has received letter from
President Lincoln, IN which he states that
he has information of design TO attack
Washington. o.,
The Pony Express from California with
dates TO the 25th ult., arrived at I ort Near
ney yesterday. ~
the first person who should grow on CaliI Iao
MIA soil, and there prepare Tor market, 1oo
bales of cotton, of 500 pounds each.
The steamer Otto arrived at Victoria on
the 18th of March, from Frazer River
Among her passengers were Lady franklin
and Miss Craycraft.
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,aM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, p. Nj. April Q.
The Commissioners appointed by the south
crn confederacy to treat with the President
far a peaceful settlement of existing troubles
bv an acknowledgement of the new govern
ment, were refused formal interview by the
Administration this morning They Will at
once report the result by telegraph to the
confederate government, and formal demand
from President Davis is expected, which will
be at once rejected. The southern commits
sioners will however remain here for few
days.
Lieut.. Talbot will reach Fort Sumter this
afternoon with the Presidents instructions.
Letters from Charleston to the Southern
Commissioners assert that the South Carroll
ma soldiers will fire upon Fort Sumter with
out awaiting orders from President Davis
An attack is feared by our government. Ac-
tive preparations are going on here and in
Maryland for the defence of the Capitol. The
Secretary of War has decided to accept vol
unteers if necessary. as Poss oonlitatus.-
Ben. McCulloeh, whose presence in Virginia
has so alarmed the Union men here, an
nounces that he shall now Immediately de-
part for Texas
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FROM EUROPE.

NEW YORK, April 9.
The Persia arrived this morning. She
,,ags lis passengers and 81 900 pounds of
llaie. Politics uuimportant. The English
Eriament stood adjourned for the Easter
f'Ss
warlike rumors continued TO circulate in
tcls. The concentration of Austrian
|f9ns in Venetia attracted considerable at
1tOn, although the asserted movements
|'Te purely defensive. Cavour reiteratep
,s Urgent necessity for declaring Rome the
gsFtal Of Italy, and guaranteeing the Pope
berry and independence in spiritual pow
r. 1t was reported that Garibaldi's former
A1 cheers were ordered to proceed to Bres-
A On the 9Th of April for conference.
lie Danish government is making war
10 Preparations for all eventuslities. Mr..
'A@Iof, Minister for Holstein, in the Danish
aalnet, had resigned.
LATEsT.-London, Sunday.-L' Opinion
Iurln saws the Sandman Ambassador at
: ldon had received notification from the
oftish Government that he would be receiy-
as Minister of the King of Italy. The
p''ements of Austrian troops continue ; or
-'Is iJr the construction of additional works
2rtliications of Pola were issued.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE, HAIR

HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE! HAIR
DYE VIZ. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE-Ths
IyHamfsss. and Reliabl, Dye known.
All others are mere limitations, and should be
avoided if you wish to escape ridicule.
Grey, red, or rusty hair dyed instantly 10 q
beautiful and natural brown or black without the
least injury to hair or skin.
Fifteen medals and diplomas have been award
ed to VIM A. Bachelor since 1899, and over 2Oo,-
600 applications have been made to the hair of
the patrons of his famous Dye.
Vim. A. Bachelors Hair Dye produces color
not to be distinguished from nature, and Is mar
raned not to injure in the least, however long 1t
may be continued, and the i'll effects of bad Dyes
rcmedied. The hair is invigorated for life by this
splendid Dye, which is properly applied at No
16 Bond Street, New York.
Sold in all the cities and town. of the United
States, by Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal
ers.
The Genuine has the name William A Batch
elor,7 and address upon a steel plate engraving,
on the four sides Of each box.
Wholesale Factory, 81 Barclay ST.
dawly Late 233, Broadway, New York.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, ArRlL 3.
The Persia brings word of disturbances in
Italy. The Pontifcal gems 'armes at Cant
Dc. near Viterbo, were said to have PREACHER
cusly attacked the citizens, three of whom
we're killed The indignation was general
and the people were signing an address to
Napoleon for protection. Austrian officers
regard hostGlities as probable. 1t is said
that fifty thousand Austrian troops are in
movement in Venetia. Several French edit
ors on an excursion at Venice were roughly
expelled notwithstanding their passports were
tised by the Austrian ambassador at Paris.
A sangaInary conflict had occurred at Lippa
between German and Romantic inhabitants
en occasion of an election Three were kill
81, and fifteen seriously and many slightly
Injured
1t is asserted in consequence of an inva-
fion Of Spitzeia by Garibaldians. that the
representatives. of the great powers at Con-
ttantinople had insisted on the Porte's send
ing mixed commission to the scene of Her
sovina hostilities. The Sandman Ambas-
sior at Constantinople had protested against
De embarkation Of the seqnestered arms at
6alatI The British Minister defended the
&C. on international grounds.
: AdYices from China say the new treaty is
ignored by the mandarins at Foochow. LORD
Egln had arrived at Trieste en- route Tor
L1gland. The Bank of England's specie has
Increased one hundred and fifty-four thousand
bounds.
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MOTHERS. READ THIS.

The following ian extract from letter written
oy pastor Of Baptist Church to the journal
and Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks vo-
tunes in favor of that world-renowned medicine
ing:
I'VE see an advertisement in your columns Of
MIS- windows Soothing Syrup. Now we never
said word in favor of a patent medicine before
IN our life, but we feel compelled to say to your
readers, that this is no humbug-we have tried it,
and know 1t to be all it claims 1t is, probably.
one OF the most successful medicines of the day,
1eoause 1t is one of the best. And those of your
readers no have babies can't do better than lay
In supply"
Sept. "a, 1850. davIy
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CONTINUED NAVAL PREPARA-
Tf0NS.

New YORK, april 8.
The Illinois is still loading, and taxes
1000 Dbl assorted stores, 81 boxes Of mus
kets, ano large quantity of ammunition
and two parks Of artillery, besides large
number Of gun carriages &c, and $1,000.
She was ordered to sail this evening but
will not leave till morning. Her crew mum
hers e men.
The Ecening Posts Washington dispatch
states that Gen. Scott continues his active
personal supervision of the military there,
which Is considered sufficient to protect the
city. The guards around the capitol and
public buildings have been doubled and are
armed to the teeth.
The frigate Saranq nah has been ordered into
commission.
The Commercials Washington dispatch
,ays Lieut.. Talbot left for Fort Sumter with
orders for Anderson. 1t is coniectured that
the destination of the Harriet Lime is Fort
Sumter.
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NEW York. April 9.

lie correspondent to the New York 1D"es
"a Charleston telegraphs that the prepare
a' for the expected conflict are all complet-
and that all vessels in the harbor have
wed notification from Gen. Beaure-
to keep out Of range of fire between
Sumter and Sullivan Island on which
Moultrie is situated. A house near
II the batteries against the fort, suppos-
probably to interfere with its efficient
king, had been blown up. The floating
terry was to he brought into requisition,
was 20 DC 6oated down last evening and
4tIcned at some point near Fort Sumter
lvqulsltion had been made for 5000 addi-
-'nel troops, and companies were constant
arriving. Business Is entirely suspended.
I is asserted that the policy of the Admins
,auon at Washington is simply to make an
I'empt to send supplies OF provisions Ivy
ans of au unarpsed vessel, and not at
'-S-nt tc reinforce Sumter.
Iae Baltic sailed last evening, and pro-
iei to sea loaded with ammunition, &c.
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IMPORTANT TO PARENTS.

Every parent shonld keep supply Of Railways
Ready Relief constantly in the house. 1t not
only cures b. will ward of attacks of fever and
ague, Group, influenza, sore throat. small pox,
scarlet fever typhoid fever, and other malignant
diseases, and in case of rheumatism, neuralgia
cramp, spasms, pains, aches, and other infrmi-
ties, on application of the Ready Relief external
ly, or teaspoOnful in a little water as a drink,
will stop the most excruciating pains in from FIVE
10 fifteen minutes.
In severe attacks of Group Diptheria-or Sore
Throat plague-Radway's Ready Relief will al
ways save life, and quickly cure the patient.
For worms there is no medicine so quick as
dose of Railways Ready Relief.
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ABIJAH L. T!ATCu's ESTATE.

STATE or VERMONT, The Hon. the
- DISTRICT OF GRAND ISLE. IS. Probate Court for
tho ristrict aforesaid to all persons interested in
the estate Of Ablah B. Hatch, late Of Grand Isle,
in said district Greeting.
It Probate Court, holden at the Probate
Office in North Hero, on the ID day OF april,
i. D. 1861, an Instrument, in writing, purport-
ing to DO the last VIII and Testament, of Abb
iah B. Hatch, late Of Grand Isle, deceased, vas
presented by the Executor thoreia named, for
Probate. 1t is ordered by said Court, that notice
be given to all persons interested, to appear at
session q said Court TO be holden at the Probate
Office in NorthTEero, on the cath day of April inst,
at 10 O'clock, a. NJ, aud show cause, il any they
may have, against tho probate and allowance Of
said Will.
[; IS further ordered th7t copy Of the record
Of this order be published three weeks excessively
in the Burlington Free Press, printed at BurlIng
ton, as soon as may be.
Given under NV hand al North Hero. in said
district Of Grand Isle this ri day Of April, A. D.
1851.
4 true copy Of record,
viIw3- AUGUSTUS KNIGHT, Judge.
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BOSTON MARKET.
April 10, 1861.

FLoUR.-Sales at SIS Is e 3l1 for common
brand, Western; SIS %. "a so for fancy, and
both common and fancy have become quito scarce;
extras range from SIS GA 5 rs; snd superior at
SC so p Dbl, including Canada. Ohio and Mich
igan. Corn meal is dull and in moderate demand
at IS 3 IS Dbl. In Rye -four the sales have
been in in small lots at S. IS so for the COM
mon and extra.
OR tIN.-The market for Corn has been rather
dull the past week. Sales of new Southern yell
low at CT CSC, and old is held at 69a7Oc; Western
mixed &c Csc, and white 65 Gle bush. Oats
have been in fair demand; sales at SEA 39c p
bush. for common and choice Canada, Southern
and Western. Rye has been selling at 81 q Csc
bush. In Shorts, sales al sic II, and Fine
Feed and Middlings at SIS "a p ton, as to quail
ity. White Beans are selling at 81 rs 81 81
for blue pod; ST so 60 for marrow; and 81 IS
l2k for extra pea. In Canada Peas the sales
have been small at so s5c bush.
PR0VISI0NS.-The market for Pork bas be-
come rather frmer within 8. few days. Sales at
Sl3, 5Osl4,59 for prime; sl7als for mess, cash
and mos. Beef is firm aud in steady demand
Sales Of Eastern and Western mess and extra
mess at scala family extra at $l2slt AMI low
grade at Seas per Dbl, cash and mos. In Lard
there is very little doing. Sales in bbls aud tier
ces at l0al01,, and kegs at II ial2c per Id, cash
and Smoked Hams are selling at e!al0c
Id Picked Hams at s sasi &c per lb cash In But
ter there Is better feeling and prices higher.
Sales Of good, choice and extra at l7s2oc, inolud
ing New York and Vermont dairios, and l0sl4c
foE common and fair quality. Canada, Ohio aud
other Western selling at l0sl5c per Ib, 20
quality. Cheese is dull with sales nj 7s.0o for
common and prime.
WO0L.-We notice fair inquiry FOR fleece
and pulled Wool at prices Indicating very little
change since last week. Sales of l75,o 900 lbs at
from 32a5Oc for fleece, and 24A45c for y 0. and
extra pulled
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BEDDING PLANTS.

TRACY 4 MECH
Offer to Amateurs and lovers of beautiful Flowers,
fine healthy Plants Of the following species,
all pats:
Verbenas.-There is no flower Of modern introduce
ton so Indispensable for the r-carGen as
the Verbena-ever blooming, embracing every
tint Of color, Of which We have uuriyaled
collection Of 200 vsr.-Si 80 per doz.
Iautanas.-They are rapidly becoming as great IA
vorites as the Verbenas which they resemble
in shape Of flower, and they supply what we
lack in the Ve1bena-au abundance of bright
orange and yellow tints; % var.-S2 per dcz.
Geraniums.-Great Improvement has been in this
flower as regards size of flower, color and pc
culiarities Of foliage; 20 yar--Sl 50 per doz-
Fuchsias-A splendid collection Of this we'll
known, but too little cultivated plant, contain
iac the new white striped and double corollaed
varieties; 80 varieties-25c. each, s. per doz.
Dahlias-A prize collection Of 100 var.-S3 to 81
per doz.
Splendid French Gladious.-Those unsurpassed
and elegant Flowers we have before called at
tcntion to.-25c. each, 81 per do1-
Petunias.-This very beautiful, but not fully ap-
rreciatcd flower, has been greatly improved
within the last few years With the addition
Of the new double varieties, which are Of i'm
mense size, brilliant colors, almost cquallng
Camellia in form, it claims place in every
garden; 3 per doz.
Roses.-Upwards of 500 varieties; s. % 81 per
dog.
Carnations and Picoties.-A fine collection OF 80
var including the new Tree or Perpetual
Carnations-these are particularly suited to
house culture; Csc to SOC. each.
Splendid japan Lillios; 81 each.
Bouvardia5 var, new summer Towering pllut
2jc. each.
Heliotropes.-An indispensable plant for perfume,
10 boquet being perfec; without it's var,
s. per doz.
Asters, Stocks, Scarbosia and all ANNALS in gener
al; soc. per doz.
All orders are requested as early a possible.
TRACY & MECH,
SHELBUSE. VT.
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.BUy ME-. ANDI'LL DO YOU GOOD


DR.. LANGLEY'S
ROOT AND II Err b B L + K )
Continue to be the standard medicine for the cure of
all Bilious and Liver Complaints Humors, from
\. rimple to the worst putrid sore Jaundice;
cost;veness Headache Piles Dyspepsia
1rd;oestion Weakness, &c. They are both
,Itaratiye and tonic, regulate the stomach and
horaIs stimulate the Liver, restore the appetite,
,romote digestion, give strength, quicken the
circulation. and purity the blood better than
medicine ever known. Thcy are made Of the
has, Roots and Herbs, among which are oarsa-
psrilIa, Yellow Dock, Mandrake, Iaoroushwort'
Cherry. Poplar and Prickiy Ash Banks, Rhubare'
n,,ds,;on. and others recently added, all so
-,.,f.,,- combined as 70 &C. in accordance vita
laws Of Nature, forming the most e1eetu'l
s.,;,c and Summer Medicine that can be used
rr.rv body needs this medicine, and all should
=, o,.. Pleasant and safe at all times
GrIv Is and SO cents per bottle.
r,;. s,u. medicine is also put up in more
.on..rtrsted form, called DR.. L0ngiey's Sugar
coo,,d Root and Herb Pills, beautiful catnartic'
without gripping or pain, and will cure 00s''Vene'
.,a p;I.s Sold By all Dealers in Medicines
Orders ADDRESSED toJ 0. LANGLbi OF uH0'
C. GOODWIN & CO., Boston.
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COERCION.

New YORK, April 10Th.
The Times Washington correspondent is
entirely satisfied that the Ba lite has gone
with supplies to Fort Sumter. The Tribune
has dispatches from Lieut.. Slemmer at Fort
Pickens, explaining that the reason why
troops had not been landed from the Brook
Ign was that he already had sufficient
troops to hold the Fort against any ar
my the rebels could bring against him.
He has four months provisions. He adds
that troops can be landed at any time when
needed. An editorial in the Tribune states
positively that the principal object OF the
expedition which has sailed hence within
the last four days was the relief Of Fort
Sumter. About two thousand men will ar
rive of Charleston tonight or tomorrow
under command OF Lieut.. Col. Ii. Brown of
the second artillery. A small steamer will
be sent in with supplies, and if repealed, the
Tribune says, the rebels will be
taught, without unnecessary delay,
that there is still a power in the United
States, and that this power cannot well be
lnsulted with IMMUNITY. The Herald says
orders were left to-day to have the steamers
Wabash and Nincennes and Savannah at
New York, Jamestown and Philadelphia, de-
tached for immediate service. The South
Carolina mails viii be stopped upon the first
signs Of hostilities or attempts to prevent the
relief Of Fort Sumter.
\ special despatch from New Orleans to
the Herald says that there is much excite
ment there at the news from Charleston.
The Cabinet at Montgomery has called upon
each of the Confederate States for 5000
troops, except Florida, which is to furnish
500.
Tho Commissioners at Washington have
announced their intention to return immedi-
ately. Recruiting is rapidly going on here.
A special to the Herald from Charleston last
evening says Lieut.. Talbot was detained at
Florence, and lost l. hours. Permission was
refused for provision ship to approach Fort
Sumter. Martial law was expected to be
proclaimed. The Commissioners at " ash
lngton have telegraphed to Gov. Pickens
that war is inevitable.
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dswly
II. r. R..-FAREWELL CALOMEL,
Blue Pill, Quinine Farewell Opium, Chloroform
and Alcohol

Railways Remedies combine all that is requir-
ed for the purgation, publication. regulation, in
vigoration, and harmonzation of all the organs Of
the human body.
Railways Ready Relief, taken as preventive,
fertifes the frame against the influences of bad
air, bad water damp, sudden changes of tempera-
lure, and every species of infection. It Gains the
throes of agony oil stills the waves. Taken at
the outset of any disease it cures alone Admins
tered later, it suspends the disorder, and affords
an opportunity for the other remedies to exercise
their benign influence.
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II q r k is.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
WEDS espAY, April 10.

At market 444 Cattle, about $50 beeves, and
% stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows
one. two and three years old.
MARKET BEEF. Extra, per cwt. Sc. 5Oas7 rs first
quality Sc Is; second quality SIS 80; third
quality $500; ordinary
WORKING 0xES.-S90 Sl42 per pair.
Cows AND CALvEs.-S25 a 81.
Three years old ST. SO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS 1850 at Market-price. in
lots 81 so s?OO; extra and selections 81 so
ass, 80.
HIDEs.-4 !s5c per lb Pelts soc 81 ?5 each
Calf-skins 10 a lie per Id. Tallow 81 a 7c.
VEAL CALvBs.-S3, 50a6
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RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS

Are the great regenerative medicine Of the age
Ladies, for years the victims of depressing, life
consuming complaints Of a special nature, are re-
stored to health and vigor by their use. All the
ordinary affections of the stomach, bowels and
liver, yield TO the first or second Dose Six pills
suffice in the worst cases, and they operate in
from three to Elk hours, more efectually than 80
of the drastric class given in such nauseating
quantities. Goa ted with sweet gum the pills have
no dsagreeable flavor. They not only cure costive-
quickly but permanently, and in bilious
ness they infallible. Dyspeptics who have suf-
fered for years, recover in few weeks under this
painless operation. They act powerfully upon the
circulation Of the blood, rendering it uniform and
eduable throue bout the system
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CHARLESTON. April !.

Gen. Beaureguard, commander of the
forces Of the Southern Confederacy. to-day
issued orders and sent a special messenger to
Major Anderson with an official notification
that all intercourse between Fort Sumter and
the city, both postal and supplies, was pro-
hlbited from date. All the posts have been
strengthened. Two additional Regiments
are expected Monday from the interior The
men are IN excellent spirits at the prospect
of some result.
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WHAT THE Oh f " NJ :
SAY OF
STEARNS & co.'s
Il LYCERINE so

Prof.Mopes, Agricultural Chemist, saws: "Most
other soaps leave resinous deposit on the ssir,
while this is entirely soluble that no residuum
occurs For family use, it cannot fail to give
general satisfaction. have used it, and find it in
practice an excellent article"
Dr.. e. T. Jaehson, Analy teal Chemist says:
az have made chemical analysis of it, and have
used 1t for some time in my family, and fnd II TO
be of superior quality mot only for washing clothes
but also for the hands and body. Il contains the
Glycerine, which adds to its softening effects on
the skin" Sold by all Grocers and by STEARNS
Co., Commercial Street. Boston.
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MALINDA EATON,s ESTATE.

CTATE OF VERMONT, The Uonora.
y DISTRICT OF CHIrTENDES, SIS. bic the Probate
Court for the District of Chittenden to all persons
interested in the estate CT Mainda Eaton, late Of
Underhill, in said district, deceased, Erecting
hereas, said Court hath assigned the 10th day
Of April next, for the settlement Of the admin
istratiOn account Of the Executor of the last VIII
and Testament of Malinda Eaton, late of Underhil,
in said District, deceased, and ordered that public
notice thereof be given to all persons Interested in
said estate, by publishing this order three weeks
successfully previous to the day assigned, in the
Burlington Free Press, printed in Burlington, in
said District.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear at
the Probate Court Rooms. in Burlington, on the
dav ASSIGNED then and there to contest the allow
ance of said account, if you see cause.
Given under ny hand this 18th day Of March,
4 D.. 1851.
w39wS D. FRENCH, Register.
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Married.

In Hinesburg, W., March 27th, by A. D.
Rood, Esq, Abnsr Buel Of Charlotte to Miss Clar-
rissa Goodrich Of Ferrisburgh.
Also y tie same, April 9Th, VIM n Patrick
70 Mrs. Sarah lane Crewell both Of Hinesbursh.
On the I'd inst, at the American Hote!, by Rev.
B. W. Smith, Mr. Noble 6. Dewey and Miss Alice
]. Leland, both Of Middlebury.