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St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
NOTICE.

TENHE Undersigned wish 10 inform the
n people of sam, Nary and all nmn-
ine counties. that they have inst completed
- FIRST CLASS RAILWAY. ami pr"
prepared to haul M, vessels If amy size,
and vii! REP AlR. CAtLk. &c, On the
most reasonable terms. l'roupt attention
TO all work. an,l.,uick dispatch will Be given
in all eases The Railways situated about
! a quarter of mile from Leonard Town on
fine oyster creek, where We viii also
build SCOWS. BOATS, or VESSELS, i
required. on the lowest terms
! HARRIS. NORRIS x FONNELL.
july i9t, 1oUO--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
CHAIR AND FURNITURE
ESTABLISHMENT.

AZ T.. ANDERSON. Mas. 10 4
w >~.""| Wrc. h,'Hr'" Frc'LI.rn 81.
Und -harsh .NdrkH Spor'. B"i,'. .'rc.
Having The 49,, ;, II are rcclIa ard best
assortment IT tnLiurf F"rnitnr" in tic CIV,
is prera zee 10 Sc!Irvrr, ariel, III hi>iine ".
the n.n@: liberal and accommodating isrn.s.
Having haI long experience III ihis line At
business H.. ilartr> h,msCs. that hr can corr
y. IT, aS 10 .Ac.!'-nrr Of material beauty CT
workmanship and range "t prices. with a.
establishment, at the sort IN his or any oi4-r
civ. ii.> general stock rmhrarcs a iu!l and
.ompri- Assortment, OF fnri", CF"ir.. &oi"@,
M~L,ng Chmrs. Spring L""n@cs. Namirr
>n,ts En r"rm. UN'cc and Din'"G TIA. :,
trrnch 3n. u-IrIeS, .ScH"s. .irm Td'.s,
.hit,"-ey In"ii"g Glnss's Dr.. ot every va
rirtl and ,."-rrip.,"n. II. haA ALSO on han
Dc.l,f|"'is III ms own Manufacture. With
,.an be- PIT up aud taken down IN TWO mir
u,eS. Persons IfuIn 81. Mary ;. wishing "a
purchase Furniture. are requested e. cal! d
(! ..xaminr his Stock before buying plsewi" ~
- sur" 10 find The rIei' vla'' Nr<. ~ s >
second Wanl Que with 50 Toe
! roIt and large Folding doors.
August Hi! leI!'--ll.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
WANTED.

'E~!fr subscriber Ni>hrs :" Inv 'ot
LIKELY lOU Nj NEG EnE.S. Of toll
>aA->. FIR which the highest make, ,,r!" wilt
i" ,-i,i. Persons wish : /" sell. " NAV wv
: . lirr dnrir. bis prcs'r' tar through ,l'r
sn';,l.n cfns.,ics Of the State will have 'lciI
onlcrs promptly re-r'nd.sli". l.v addressing
ALLEN s. DORSEY.
Washington b. C..
Feb 2nd. lSG0-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
Bull d T r. S
Nj AT Err A l. S

Tl,, undersigned would rcs;cc,fui'. call III
,r,.utn, III ,nr Public 1" tier large nsS't
men, If IUORS. EfLNI'>, SASH UOfe
FRAMES. UINDUW FRAMES. E.lSi
LDIHUS CISiNGS, H0ILbINGS. Nc.
TIES. ana ,,,iN description OF House i'uij-
IN. r,at, rni. which they have constantly CA
ham! and which the, can iurnish a; the sio.t
...i notice. ~.
They are al>" prepared I" furnish at the
shortest notice EISANE WORK f,r
Country Houses Cottages. and suburban
Residences. according I" amy plan or desi:n.
all ready .:,d TO hr PIT NJ "n t!lcir pr"l"s-
q. sites.
E,rnr r. anil oilers i,.irnus of l,iii,.u &
H. the ct.ultly w,,.i i.n. II 10 th,ir advanim: 0
hv -ivirc us rnii before rairch..>ii. 81 =
where a. We arc fully prepared TO r>"N''ac
work on the most rcaS't.ii'r terms. And {"
,.i,an,au..<. which W. otter Ia preparing Il
the mai. inls th:,, may ic necessary IN crl :
>,ru,,ir. "A Lul.sr viii he found to save IL
!. n,nl,i.r :. great deal vi vcAniiuus delay AID
tNl"n:c.
re- All orders left 1T tl,ir office or al
,,r,> ~c,l L. ,hrr, by wall Will meet with
prump and satisfactory a'tr'ti,n.
] MAtGilI.iN " Johnson.
! Steam Pl"ininy Nh ""d S"sh Factory.
t..<, Fails Avenue, laai Pratt Street Bridge
Warehouse NO ,r kra;' street.
\,A, door T. Penn ~ Mitchell, Bait. Md
Alrii i"n, lat0-l..
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
NO T ICE.
January l2ih.' lsG0-tf.

LEO SPAI.DING r.,ur,as lis thanks t"
his numerous customers ior the liaral patron
ase l.c has received frusa them. and pledges
himself to keep CHOICE STOCK or
GOODS always on hand. whirl, will he sold
very low for cash or its equivalent
-~, r, LEO SPAi.DING,
Al,il bud, 1860
Aprii eth lSCO-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
tLB-WIIB IERlRY.

r shall commence my fishing. this scassn.
L on MONDAY the 18th If September. i'll
slant. rcr>ns who may desire to iut NJ.
fish will consult their interest hy givin" me :,
call Ny terms ar'-::.5 cents per h'l>hei--
r 81 and 50 per barrel. Ny lal''hn= i
known ~ Frederick Grc-hwelr< L.n,iin"
nca: the head Of Cucknd's Creek.
JOSEPH 4. MAGILL.
Sept. 18th. lSGl-ti.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14

I'M r. undersigned has as ret, rned from The
l. City with the nrges', ana best seletre. stock
nt FALL, and WINTER GOODS ever "t'erel
{" the citizens Of 81. Mary" County, consisting.
IN part "fvery superior quality ii iltn,y Good.
iu Servants r.uthin:, ~ the most m"lcrate
prires-"is" Boots and Shoes ofthc most sui
s,n,ial make. and best material. Besides Cloths
Cassimer.s, vestlnss and al ki.ds al enc d.e> .
GnodS, tor Ladies' and Gentlemen-a ca,c:;li y
s-lerted. an. well Assn.tts stTk Of ready maze
clothing. manufactured eNpresslyto order. aud d
VARIETY "t articles nfaim"st every kind no where
else lee found ~ the county. he respectfully so
iici,s call from those desiring 10 purchase, feel
irs ss,rcd ,hnt his t!inrnu. h acquaintance witt
the h,,s ii,->s, resulting" from Ion" residence II
rhe c,ty, will enable him TO offer such induce
menis as v lid-fy competition.
+. IL. JONES,
Clifton Factory.
Ser,emhel 9Th 'em--ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
NOTICE.
g. Bull DER

VHNIIE rndcr>:9..c, has made such arrange
i meats as will c,iaii him to execute all
work in ',is line at BALTIMORE PRICES
with ,.r"m,,t..css and despatch. lie solci,s Il
al! from Iii, :.icn..s ..nl TIC rr'ic.
Y. CAMAL!TE,
Ltonar,l Tu~L
F., Jan 2Ct' .1sGO-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
fATUIEIeT river LAND
s 4 L e.

gF not SOLE! al private sale before SAT-
FRIDAY. October the 2Gil. 1850 Will
.I,.r 1t public sale, in thc village 81 CHAR
l.ul"ri HALL. "n that day the FAEN
~ hich | now reside.
THIS Farm is situated on .ic Flnxrn,
River. adjoining the hands # Mrs. f.. L.
Thomas and MAJ. James C"i,i"s, and r"n-
aims
one THOUSAND ACRES OF land
Persons wishing 10 pure ha,r land OF sup"
rior u,lalilt, who're good hralil. aiI ali the
.ciiracics uf Il" water ar" t" hc Ia'', are
rrirn >'cd ~ "a and examine H." premises.
Stvalnrr> 10 and iIum Baltimore, pass this
and every day.
This Farm vii be divided aid sold il.
three parts.
Terms male known on arp:irat!"n t" the
IN ier>ignc,l, anil rnssesSion will be given oil
III. first day If January, 1861.
I W. J. CAErN RIGHT
! Charlotte Hall. i. O..
| Saint Mary's County,
Md
Angus, HOth. 1SG0-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
lflarric0.

On "Wednesday last by the Rev. MIR. En-
d.r-. j. ] JARD0E to Miss ANNA '.
WArHEN
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
UNION HOTEL,
LEONARD TOWN, MD. 80
FOR SALE OK RENT.

fF'HE. s''lsc,il.c. ni,l.djass t. elarce liis
j h,.si,s>-, "f"rs the UNION fT0ri l.
H fGic n Kcn' The T.. q. St.tles AID
.le. bniGi; :, ar, il excellent condition. IT. j!
t''. stand Is r,Iai :nr Dusir. to- AN, IN ~.
S"utl.rn ,"ui4tlss . the STATE. ~ ii,a., il
W il. receipt II \ very GO. custom, wn,e.,
",ld lie Target, incTeased with .iigl.t ef.a..
h. :Atrr"s. b. ,:.lins and iurnltn,e will he
Id "lsh til: Hotel. The Tcrms will be lib
Al al ,n:lc TO snit tie times. lersms &C.
Gus Il .rcniis- 81 pu iclasins arc. in, il,-l to
ve tir ir"pri.,pr call P'.ssession given
uln, '.iasi,.
JOHN / r NINICE
80, -, Leonard Iowa
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
EIHi.Ni,.<S NOTICE.

BI>INi'SS NOTICE.
1 IL ,,~rS.n,> u isl,'ed {" me on Tavern &C
conn, w:li come forward and settle the
~,une w,h"ut delay rs wish all "iain:s due ns'
,.los-d forthwith. intend hereafter 10 q" IA
r>rtt..,ve CASH business and an de'rrin!nr'
- .ne ~ c,etu for EATING. DRINK
ING ~ HORSE FEED from the Is; ri Jaraa
nry, 1861.
JOHN +. pENNtCK,
Proprietor.
Union Hotel
January 3rd, lSGl-,f.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
NOTICE.

YvliE C"-parrncrsliy h"rr'ofn" axi<'ii'=
Il nlnirr Tie firm "i COTrlNt;llAM !
HARDING Is this day li>>"vrd ny mut'a
consent Vim. IL. Hardin. i alone au,hnr
lied to settle the business If tic finn.
SAM III. CITiNGHAM,
WM. H. H HARDING,
Baltimore ian. ! lsGl-4w.
The undersigned. having Bought out tn
Interest of Sanucl Cu,ti,shan OF the finn -
Cot,n.ham X Hardin. will 'sr"aitrr '"ndu't
the business III his Own Nalne.-and lc ni">I
respectfully s"lcits lie favor 81 the friends q
tho old Firm.
WM. Ii. HARDING.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
Paint Branch WOODEN Factory
WOOL! WOOL!!WOOL...

ENIIE subscribers respectfully rctn,n ,irii
Il .laukS Ia their iurircr customers. ami
inform, ,hrin. and the pnhl;c. thai tir.y ar,
prrl'arr! ~ manufacture WOOL
into AL KINDS nf ne.rn Cutting. "a ~
FI~n.'eis. Bisnkesine. %c.. &r.. I;
1T short notice. Tncy s''!ici, the .ssszss
liberal patronage Of iarmer> a,". i'.."ters
having WOOL. OF in wait al such 1""is.--
Terms liberal alri accommodating. aud will
bt made known ~ api .l"ail.hi w letter ar
otherwise. ",r" W Wii>nn, "t ppm Morl-
;n"ro lnuce t,.ur-e> t'Gntt. Mil receive
" nl rr ,,r,tcr> The UNDERSIGNED will call
;,nd -: N"ri Is pen mortified! W.~,i viii a.s,
IL. rreei we'd from Commission Merchants ii
BIIrli.rrc "r NaSl.i...t, at "ur expcI,>c af.fi
goods returned. Al! MrIk Warrants! to give
satisfaction.
3 s J. FAWCETT,
CnIe~vilie. .l.ni>, ,'l,.erH Co., Aid.
May 80, oUl-2M,
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
OF CO.PARTSE RSRIp.

VINE late finn IT Simn,s e Maddox i
this day dissolved hv nrtral CONSENT.
Persons in.lebi, Il Ia III are hereby notified 10
rsnnr forward and settle Will. George A i.
Simtns. without delay AZ hr is authorized la
ssitle the business "f tlie late firm.
GEORGE 4 SlNMS.
jos. II Maddox.
Sspt. 3rd, l8Gl-u
BUSINESS NOTICE.
TNfiE undersigned, having purchased thc
u interest "f Simms & Maddox in fire
Mercantile htisincss. viii continue {" sell al
the "id stand, and solici, continuance 81 lhe
very liberal patronage extended To the lat,
firm. They will keep constantly on hand 9
gsssl assortment nf gssd., and will scll al,
such terms as c.nrmt fail 3" please the ~.
customers OF the house anj the public gen
orally.
| GEORGE A. Il +. K SIMAIS.
/ Leonard Town.
BID
Septemhcr 18TH lS6l--tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14

Tho Steamer MARY WASiilNGTtlN
viii leave i,a,.in"r ,."rv NI.p\f.~ph
ur.rnin- j; 81 O'clock for thr P"'nx"'' k1''r
Returning. will leave Hills Landing ever,
FRIDAY morning im Nottingham. l,av'n=
Noting aln al l.: o'clock f,'r Hrnc!ict. lea, :
in. l,r,l,.ict every SATt EDAl morning
1t t; oh uk Ter l;,ltIn"rc.
NJ. l.. WEEMS. Master.
Tho above Steamers will call ~ the n~nA
T.a,t,!ia.:~ on Tie River. also at Fair harc
u.a Plum Point cnins and return ing.
ra$sa"c T., Far Haven 81 TO Meals Extra.
Plum Point ! 80.
lar,ix River Lao,
Freight received every Tuesdays d"i RI
dnus mp II = o'clock.
N;'tottl. lr!h, lSGl--;f
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
VALUABLE
NtNT'FiCTIRItC PPOPL"TT
FOB 3A1Bo

IYYIE vain he property. En0wn a> ITEF-
Il TON FACTORY and GRlSf MILL.
i,va,er p,vcr,. situated IN tie Head Waters
of =, Niarv', river III Saint Mary's c.ln.ty.
MI and embracing ala'u, three hun.lre. a,..'
CRY acres .. land. j. offered 1T Private Sale.
Th;s proper,v has IN it "a STORE HOUSE.
which, is cr4i stand FIR business, HOTEL.
DWELLINGS,. Workshops. &c. The pro-
merry will he sold IN accommodating terms
For lul,ier particulars, apply tn.
THOMAS W. COUGH,
10. FORREST.
Leonard Town z. 9.
Nov 18Th. 1SGn-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14

Keeps cnnstar'i, TN hand large as<ori-
nen, Of ST ,'EklOR FAMILY GROCERIES,,
Foreign and Domestic Liquors. lohaern. ST.
gars. &C. which will be sold at the low. 4
market prices.
lru,nee # all kinds sold on Commission.
shall emily do a CASH cv~,nisxio,,
ss.a<x<
". .y.!!. lev0 If
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
]. H. LucKEIL-.
Sto OK. ote, BTU
AHn Rxu. E>r,rE BROKER.
81 Second Street. asEss
LTIM o r Y

rETrR Nrys.
r Gihs.sn Cashier Bark nf l'at. n" fnrre.
e. n. t.i man. Cali. Mcrlarics' Tank, j.
VI Buck Cash, F.-nhlin Rans. Themes i.
Carson. E,nk,r. Tn a,as D. .I"lrn.'"n. i. q.
Adams WARWICK rri,k 4 Ball. II. Mieklc,
Cash Union l'ank Of MARYLAND Rah. u. =.
Vi,ker~, Pres Marine E:nk, Johnston Bro. Il
Co Bankers Josiah 70 s Co. Wurh Jrn-
kil,s y CO. \ oun. & Carson, Vim. hnkAey
Broke, Uushiratas. n. c.
+. May 9TH, lSGo--tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14

II .ARGEWHOLESALE AND
e. RETAIL STOCK OF
F.lLL IND W1NTER DRIGOODS,
FOR CASH ONLY.
HAMILTON EASTER 4 co,
Nos. 1890. pol and DOB Baltimore street.
BALTIMORE.
Have now in store. and are constantly
adding thereto. large and varied stock of
FAIL .AND WINTER pElGCopS.
embracing articles .r"m the lowest t" the
h-hc>, price. in ever, department, of the
trade
W"ull call particular attention I" their
,.nck Of foods for farmcr> and planters
use. such a 81 and o. Pulled Cloth:
i, ni,cn,iarv Plaid I.insrys aud C"t'",s:
Servants Blankets: heavy Blrached and
Brown Co,ton~: O>nahur.s: Canton and
Wool Flan,.c!>. and indeed every thing re-
1uire1 ~ IN individual. family. or for str
wants use.
IMPORTING AND PURCHASING
ON the most advantageous terms, al.d
SELLING FOX CASH ONLY,
WHOLESALE: AND RETAIL,
We are enabled To mark our g."',s ut sncl
,,r;ss a. will make il tie interest Of al! 4
len, with us I'm examination OF OH
stock by persons visiting Baltimore to make
purchases i invited.
Sept. lAh, lSjl-6w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
BUSINESS NOTICE.

September 18th. ls6l-tf.
, 1861-12-27

NORWAY Pick Iren, Picks, and Handles. long
IN and short handled Shovels and Spades, lust re-
ceived, at NORTHRUP & CO.'S,
ly Portland, Oregon
, 1861-12-27
SHERIFF SALE.
RRIIORH OF WASHINGTON, CO,
County Of Walla Walla, ss'

TERRIToR9 Goa657 2F of EA$H5N&TSN MsII5 %diSi IS,
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of a writ
IN of execution issued out of the District Court
Of Walla Waa county, W. T., and to the undersigned
directed, upon certain judgment rendered in said
county on the 23d day of October, 1861 in a suit
therein pending for the of $47 15 interests and
costs, in favor Of Samuel NJ. Baldwin and against c.
Langley, will on Monday the 3Oth December, sell
at public auction in the town of WallH Walla W. t.
at II O'clock noon, to the highest bidder, for cash
dark sorrel Stallion levied upon as the property
of Said Langley the proceeds thereof to apply on
said Judgment interests, costs ard accruing costs.
JAMES BUCKLEY, Sheriff,
Per GEO H. PORTER, Dept
Dec. 10, 1861 4w2
, 1861-12-27
DIR. ]. S. CRAIG

DRUGGIST, Main street. Walla Walla, has con-
Drugs Medicines and Chemicals of the best quality
Physicians making orders for drugs can rely upon
having them promptly filed and put up with care.
A genra assortment Of pure wines and liquors, for
medicinal purposes, always on hand also, general
stock OF Patent Medicines. lv
, 1861-12-27
wALLA wALLA PRICES CURRENT

L. BROWN, NJ BROWN B. sHERDEMAN,
Dalles, Oregon. San Francisco. Walla Walla, W.T.
, 1861-12-27
Every Article Usually found in Drug Store,

JUST RECEIVED,
Splendid Variety of Coal Oil Lamps.
800 gal. Kerosine Oil-Warranted pure.
1000 - Alcohol,
24O0 b Blue Vitriol.
5000 " Alum.
1000 " COpperas
1900 " Ext. Logwood
rs gross Jaynes Medicines,
so Ayers
100 Gafenberg
so Davis Pain Killer
96 Mustang Liniment.
4s Gargling Oil.
10 " Assorted Pills;
with full supply Of
PAINTS, - ons,
IURPENTNE, VARNIsHEs
PAINTS and VARNIsH BRUsHEs
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
me Tor the past five years respec lly sol cit con
unuance OF the same assuring the pabic nat moth.
ing shall be let undone to give general satisfaction
Eor'lanu' NOV 49, 4ool' ly
, 1861-12-27

TNHE undersigned having been duly appointed by
j the Probate Court Of Wala Walla county, Adj
ministrarix of the estate of Edmund Meany late of
the county of Shoshone, deceased, hereby gives no
tce that she has taken upon herself that trust and
given bond the law directs and hereby notifies all
persons having claims against the deceased to pre-
sent them, with the necessary vouchers, within one
year from the date of this notice. to the undersigned
Shoshone county, and all persons indebted to the
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment. CATHRINE MEANY Admiuistratrix
WalIa Walla, Dec. 3, 1851. 24w
, 1861-12-27
WALLA WALLA BAKERY
AND
p ROV ION TOR e.
Main street, Walla Walla.
FL Il G9P UJ GID ~ CD
Of all kinds kept constantly on hand
BREAD AND STORES
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, a Notice.

Promptly delivered to any part of the city, Orders
filed and promptly dispatched.
2y PEFFERLE g. KURRY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-23


The Post Master General in response TO an
inquiry says he has neither the power to in
terdict nor to suspend intercourses between
loyal and rebellion by private expresses or
otherwise
This power rests with the War and Treas
ury Departments alone, and so long as these
forboar to exercise il. the correspondence
between the insurgents at the South and
their friends and abettors at the North, may
be lawfully continued.
He concludes by saying that under the re-
cont proclamation Of the President it is pre-
sumed that instructions by tho Treasury
aud War Department will cifectnally sup
press the abuse complained Of The contin-
ued alarms about the design Of the insurgents
against the Capital are declared by gentlemen
ia high quarters to be fabrica,ions Of rebels
Opinions, however. are divided on the sub
ject Whatever may be the truth respecting
it. the administration wants to reinforce aud
be ready for active operations.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-23

HEALTH VS.. WEALrH.--Dr. Stephen
Sweet, OF Franklin, Conn, is &C years of age
lie has had three wives and II children
The youngest is not year old. lie is a bale,
hearty old man, and presents a remarkable
instance Of vigorous old age. lie cares not
for money, aud has refused many very tempt
ing offers to reside in cities and practice,
with guaranty of from $4,000 to 10000 a
year and all his expenses. He thinks it woald
not agree with his health SO well as his npiiye
town. lie is very unassnming man. He
thinks health is Of more consequence than
money. He is more extensively knowu as a
bone setter than any other living man, Nor
wich Apyoya.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-23
"BUY ME, AND I'LL DO YOU GOOD"
DIR. LANGLEY's

DIR. LANGLEY's
ROOT AND HERB BIT ERS
Continue be the standard medicine for the Of all
Bilious and Liver Complaints; Hnmors, from pinple
the putrid Jaundice, Costiveness. Head
ache, Piles, Dyspepsia Indigestion, Weakness &c. They
both Alternative and tonic regulate the stomach and
bowels, stimulate the Liver the appetite, promote
Digestion give strength quicken the circulation, and Pu'
rify the blood better than any medicine known
They are made OF the best Roots and Herbs, among
which are Sarsaparia, Yellow Dock, Mandrake, Thor
oughwort, Cherry Poplar aud Pricky Ash Banks. Rhu-
barb Dandelion and others recently added all so skill
fully combined to act in accordance with the laws u
Nature, forming the most eHeetua Spring and Summer
Medicine that be used Everybody needs this medi-
cine, and al shonlf uset n sasan, and safe al
all times Only ~ and 81 eeais per bottle
This same medicine is also put up in conoen-
trated form, called DIR. LANGLEY's SUGAR COAT.
ED ROOT AND HERB PILLS. a beautiful cathas,ic.
without grirng pain, and will Costivmess Ind
Piles Sold by all dealers in Medicines.
Orders addressed to ]. o. LANGLEY or GEO. e.
GOODWIN X CO., Boston. 1884
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-23

The freemcn NJ the town Of Moref1wn who are in a.
vor u sustaining the administration in IT, present strg
gle 90 put down Rebellion aud sunrrcs. %. and 90
maintain ihr Honor aud Dignity Vt fhr Nation WIN are
u favor " exercising vigorously i the means a. our
command % bring about due ohscyoloe o aud obcdi-
enec - the laws who are opposed GOO pmpro uisng with
aruu tfaitu .s aud who have 600 sympathy whatever
With rebels rebellion, and who desirnus ~ han
down 20 p1stcrity he glory Of country uutamshed
and the perpetly " civil aud religious institutions
permanently secured. requested 90 meet at the Town
House un Tuesday, the 27h instant 81 two o'clock II
FOR lc purpose 81 n1miunnu candidate To De support
ci ly our suras-s THE first tuesday Of september
nrAt, 10 rcpfess BOO the General Assembly VI this
state. ior hc yar cnsg. and also % arrange ticket
% names of Jusees vi e Peace be elected accord
Ing 90 law.
Per order OF ltepl.lican Committee
Mofetovu, Aug 49, 1851 DIV
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-23
Special Correspondence Of the journal.
VERMONT REGIMENT.
CAMP LYON, Georgetown Heights,

CAMP LYON. Georgetown Heights, !
August 10. 1861.
EDtroR OF JOURNAL;
"a The long expected and promised union of
n second aud third Vermont regiments took
n ace yesterday afternoon. The SD y. Y,
o. Maine, "a Vermont and the gallant I'd, !"
sere formed into brigade under Col. VIM
Smith OF the "a Vermont and we've reviewed
N him. The 2l Vermont having seen service.
o. excelling in the perfection of their drill,
", was placed on the right, occupying the
4 post of honor The Sd Vermont occupied
% next best post on the extreme left. There
ID quite contrast between the two Vermont
regmeut> the third, uniformed, armed and
a lipped in the best style, with almost full
Ibnk,, while the second has faded uniforms
smooth bore muskets, and one-haf unsuppli-
~ with equipments, with ranks reduced by
loss at Bull Run and sickness caused by their
sfyere retreat. But as far as music is con-
cened our regimenta band surpasses theirs,
eni the ID Vermont is acknowledged by eve
u regiment who have seen us, to possess the
besl band.
i There is rumor here 20 the effect that the
anemy planted four heavy cannon inside of
our pickets. on the opposite shore, last night,
overlooking our encRmpment, and that our
men surprised and took them without loss or
nflng gun, taking two sergeants and four
pnvates prisoners.
Our men were happy to lind themselves
nnong Nermonters once more, and the change
% many who meet relatives and friends
snong the members of the third, was most
gfautying
Major Joyce is still under arrest under
ftpud charges have been preferred by the
colonel against him. and that he therefore is
70 have trial by Court Martial soon.
j. B. l.,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-23

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MAHKET.--Aug. IA, 1861.
Al Market 40 Cattle I2j Bocyes 0 Stores, consist
ing 0t Working oxen Cows, and one, two aud thrc
years ulds. rHtCus
Beef. extra, si3j 65l Warkiar Oxen On a 600
" hrsi qral. 800 900 Cows a Calves, 80 IS
" see. 800 900 Yeariues none.
" third SIS 900 Two Years Odds, % a co
% ordinary 0.0l a 900 Three 90 90
Sheep and Lamhs.-At Market. 313l. Proes--
in Lots Ii lG2 Extra & select lS7 am
Remarks-hc market opened with the prospect VI an
advance u about Dc pr uwt tho number Of Western
Cattle small. and lots Of tue best sold
that advance, hut there a good supply e small
Northern Cattle the prices Kept down % about the
same last week for all but the best quality Sheep
duh. but few sales there a large number ia the
yards at bclock, and will have t. be kept unless
sold AZ 50 pr head lower than last week. buyers are
determined Ia iuy az that Or not at all.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-23
TO HORSE OWNERS

DR SWEETS lNPALLIBLE LINIMESr FOR HoRsEs IL
unrvAled by any, and in all Of Lameness, arising
from sprAns, Bruises Wrenching its effect magical
and certain. Harness Saddle Calls Scratches, Mango
&C.. II will also speedily SPAWN and Rinpbone
may be easily prevented and cured in their ineipent
ges, but confirmed beyond the possibility Of
radicai ci1e. No Of the kind, however is dcs
perate hopeless but It may he aleyated by this Lin
ment and ia faithful application will always remove the
Lamenes aud enable the horse 10 travel with compara
tive ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy at hand
for its timely the first appearance OF LAmenrss
will eecusly prevent those formidable diseases uen-
toned TO which all horses are liable and which render
s. many otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless.
See adyei tisement 81 .80e0w