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DOCK WELLS OMBINATI0N
~ UNION CAMP CHEST.
(PArESr APPLIED FoR.)

TIFFANY co. $50 $50 Broadway soIs Aosst IA.
Invite the attention OF Army aud Navy oscers Ness 'A'
N'" 'DN UNION CAMP CHEST,
Which comprises the dimensions OF inches length
breadth and inches depth Portable Psnt containing ny
culinary and mechanical appliances for four OF ak
ing Table OF 30 by 81 spread drsbe enough or "a.
est wear and Stove, from its strength and ~
especially suited for Camp Cooking Ihis con9inau'H"
PANTRY, STOVE AND TABLE, ,,.,ssrts
the result Of most careful study OF the neeesuea ana
of osmpsirrinr and OF the articles in use by me
ARNiHs or FRANCE, ENGLAND AND fhussIA, .,.,es.
commend. the American Soldier alike oyits eon'e
hs IS.n have hsa In their establishment every carp @
f note In use AZ home and abroad and do not ~ snv
nonnce his one in their Judgment infinitely superior pr
Lncn for the Justice which assertion they court
% sT0VE as we'll as the TABLE, Is so consractear rsnS
bs sold by itself be used with any Army 0he''
IN Pss Of Union Camp Chest sss and $4o Of Table
SAT S5; OF Stove, - ------,--c,--
VxTANTED-0ne LEADER of BAND and ess I've
w MUSICIANS for the Harris Light Csyary sl1 Al No.
GOOD men to fill up the last company Apply nj DAVIES
6Is Broadway. Byorder. .s--><CS oo. :. - -
lOS NEW-YORK LAUNDRY. Zs1O
CITIZENS and STRANGERS pea,ss ~. a. Collars.
Fine Shirts beautifully done up cen:i Y shiyts or Draw
eta Stocking, &c., Under shirts e. N,s.' s. a
rrs &C. Psns Coats, l2c 20 xuc; Centre s1ee ~
C. H. BENEDICT. No. 233 Canast' e''' N
we pis:ssa Spsc a. ,sSt s ssa returned ss Of sAsss
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To fhe Patriotic Pub

No person authorized collect funds for the Mcclellan In
nty and appeal should be egaded unless made through
Committee OF known and responsible citizens
by order. q. J. H. DUGAShE, CoaaupndAnL
W. H. hoD0aALp, QusIteEpssteL
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HAMMOND on LOCAL and CONSTTTU-
II III TIONAL DISEAsES-Designed for the Of Young
Men, and under debis:ug and Other eompsn,s
By c. NJ D.. exPTofsssor Of Special Pathology
In the syrscu,e Medical College New.York Price s GOD
FREY Bookseller, No 83l Broadway, N Y, the author
No 658 Broadway, from 9 to 2 aud 6 TO O'Clock.
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Beautifni gar Fashions, novel and elegant DesiEns,
reliable and aeeurais Contained ths s
FAsHONs ready furnishing splensld dplAy and com
bnson Of utility accuracy novelty artistic and fa,hionaoe
and eonbnns the largest cheapest, best and most
EahfisksA 81 No
Number ready sen postpaid recsiP, of7s cests
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18
bellevue Hospital Medical College.

FTofessoT JANIS X. WOOD WI eonnenoe Ihe PIC,
mlnary eourfe in tho Believed Hospital Medical
COLLEGE WEDNESDAY the 18th Inst at u o'clock IN the
College Building In the Hospital grounds foot Of 18th
River viii be delivered during the Course by
Prof Flint hcCready Doremus Flint jr, Chlds stephen
Smith Wood Sayre, A. b. Mott Barker Taylor aud kliot
of
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Posr-OTuCB, Eew-York SEPT ii, 1891.
Notfce.-The new style q Government POSIAoE
STAMPS T. ready and for sac At thi. Office Exchsrge
viii be made Of style equivalent amount OF the
cid during period SIX DAYS om the date Of this
c sner which Samps OF the old issue will not be received In
psymen, Of postage letters sent from this oihcs -
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Recruits Wanted.

few good viii be received for the
% REGIMENT (SICKLESSl EXCELSIOR BRIGADE
Gel NELSON TAYLOR, Commanding.
INDUCEMENTS TO VOLUNTEERS:
Pay 43 per month Wives and families provided for Extra
pay when building inirsnehments and fohcAons 800
bounty when honoTably discharged.
The msnt IS a. the seat Of war and has b' newly
uniformed Rec uis will be forwarded immediately Apply ut
to Lieut.. PENEOCK, No. 600 Broadway.
Parcels LEFT above the will be forwarded to the
Regiment
Recruits Wanted.-A class will received
In Company r. 9h Regiment N Y s. M (the right flank Com
pany Apply az the Aoy Mercer House. Broome and
Nercef.stS., between and O'Clock, p.
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STATE OF NEw-YORK, Depot OF VoLUNTKERs,1
MEDICAL DIRKCToR's OyYIoE,
NKw-YoRK CITY Sept. l3, 1861 }
Notice TO ReRimeutaI Surgeeps.

During the FORMATIVE STAGE Of Regiments under State
organization the Medical Director will reputation furnish
aWEEKLY SUPPLY of MEDICINES.
Said IequtiOn must be made IN DUPLICATE, In writing
BY the Surgeon countersgned by the Commanding Officer
Asr the Colonel oa Regiment shah been mustered into
United States service the Medical Director ILL., requion
made in Duplicate in writing issue Medical Supplies for three
months.
Regiments under organization obtain medical
supplies from the United States Mei al Pureyor Grand
G. r. AGNEW, II. D., Medical Director.
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lust PUBLISHED-REPORT on SPERhlA-
ToRRHA and certain other special and virulens
Diseases by the acting Of the Howard Pia
delphia also Reports NEW REMEDIES for such diseases
employed in the Dpen.ay Of this Institution Sent to the az
fcted by mail In sealed letter envelopes free of charge Ad
dress DR. ]. sKILLlN HOUGHT0N Howard Association,
No 2 South 9thst., Philadelphia, Pa
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Young Sien,s ChrIstian Association, Of tho wash
ing'on.squsre NJ. =. Church
he Annual Meeting this Association will be held at the
Church on 4th.s on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept 10, at
'SddTesSe, BY the Rev ALFRED GOODMAN the Rev. DR..
THOMSON, and the Rev. DR. FOSTER -
Music BY the Choir under the direction Of Prof H. BEN
JAHIN. WM, w. CORNELL PTes.
III, pELTos, Sec.
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OEPIcE OF IHR sANirAEf CohNissIoN

Vaccine Virus may be obtained reqgsiiOn Tgqn the
Medical Director u H. AONL"'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-14
Kansas.

Cur young sister Kansas is not back
ward IN furnishing volunteers for the de
tense Of the Stars and Stripes Coy. Rob
nson has issued proclamation calling for
Eleven Regiments, and fixing their respec-
tive head quarters Gen Lane will prob
ably lead large detachment into Texas
and Montgomery viii take command Of a
Company Of Sharp Shooters who will
prove troublesome to their old enemies
now fighting against the Union.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-14
Mr.. Stewards Instructions TO Mr. Dayton.

The instructions of Secretary Seward
to Hon. VIM. L. Dayton Minister to France
on his departure, will beread with inter
est at this time They set forth as clear
ly as words can do, the intentions Of the
Government to maintain the Constitution
ia its integrity, at whatever cost, ana TO
which all the People of loyal heart will
respond, thought for thought and word
for word. We know by this the whole
embodied plan of the Government in this
struggle, and it becomes public duty
which cannot be too strongly impr assed
upon every one to firmly advance in heart
and soul, and give strength to the FEEDER
al arm in the execution of this noble pur-
nose
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-14

New PApER.-The first number Of the La
iayet'e county Independent published Al
Darlington by Mr. J. E. DUScAy, IS received
The II lep4aient Is a seven Column pape, i,
neatly printed. an we'll filled with interest
ing matter. The editorials exhibit degree
q ability that induce Us 70 believe that our
Darlington neshbors may rely upon a week
y visitor that will prove an agreeable com
ponion . all We extend our cotemporary
tie hand Of fraternal friendship with our
best shes for his success.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-14

WIsconsIS's RESPONSE The call tor a
single regiment from Wisconsin has been
answered BY the offer II nearly enough
FOR ten. Seven Regiments are already re-
ported full, and ready If we except a
few sympathizers with the negro Confed-
cracy in few localities Of the State, Wis
consin knows no party in this contest for
the supremacy Of the Constitution and
Laws. The only strife is for the first OPP
portunity to 20 and defend the Flag Of the
Union, against the aggression Of rebels and
traitors
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-14
Extra Session.

Gov Randall has issued Proclamation
calling an extra session Of the Legislature
10 meet on the 18th. This step is thought
= be necessary IN order to determine what
course shall he pursued in regard to call
lns intoservioe the large body ofyolunteers
now offered, and provide for their main
tenanee The session will probably be a
short one
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-14
N! i II Il I Il d

BY Y. Grear. a Mr., Jane. Hutchinsous Of Mineral
Point May I,tA 1861; Mr. RICHARD HAM4lLL to Aiss
IsAHEL SMITH.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-14
u u. STRONG. County Judge.
Is pNonATE LONE cnrNr1- .nL1r
N f4e matter q ne Estate u sary N,5ie. Deceased

TO all holn il may concern
/ EIFERS IF Adm nlst5ation on said Estate ls,i,s.
been issued 10 AL7as HaF-, ct said county ~ the
ist 4ty g" Npfll. 1861, and year from ana .Iter
7a ''y being allowed aud limited TOR creditors -
present their claims for examination and allowance
("t g Is hereby given that fhe undersigned will ~.
thove menlioue the Court House ia ft. ytt.ay,
~ botE.EI4t, IN sti4 county receive. exasniu, and
~ uot ~ ctains aud demands Of all person, a.alast
Dated May 7lh, 1861.
SM-0 i N SrRnNe 60. r...-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-14
IMPORTANT FROM ST. LOUIS!
SURRENDER OF REBEL FORCES !
400 Traitors ID sari,- ed and Taken Prison e rs
War.
THE SOLDIERS ATTACK BY A MOB
MORE TROUBLE ANTICIPATED
dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,

dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.N
ST Louis, May 10. 1861.
The lot of government arms which reached
here on the j. G. Swan. from below, were
taken INTO the camp OF the Missouri troops
Yesterday. The order u Gen. Lyon from
Washington, to take the arms and the
Whoif camp, the government deemiug 1t I'M
proper that 50 Iaage force shonld be u camp
over tins CITY.
The following letter was sent from Capt
Lyon to Gen. Frost
HEAD QUARTERS L 5 TRooPs
ST. Louis May 10 1861
GES. ID FRosT-Sjr: Your command is
regarded evidently hostile towards the
government OF the United States IT IS for
Tie most part made up Of those sece-sIonists
VINO have openly avuwed their hostility 10
the genera government. and have been plot
ing at the seizure OF its property and the
overthrow of its authority. Gou are openly
IN communication with the so call lei Southern
oniederacy, which is now at war with the
nIed States, and you are receiving at your
camp, from SAID Contederacy, and under lis
nag, large supplies OF material of war, most
Of which | know to be the property Of the
United Statas. These extraordinary prepare
tlon> plainly indicate none other than the
well known purpose Of the Governor of this
safe, under hose orders YOU acting and
Legislature, has just been responded 10 by
that body in most UNPARALLELED legislation
having in direct view ho.rililies 10 the GEN
cral government, and co-ope.ation with It's
enemies. In view of these considerations and
your failure To dIsPcrse IN obedience To the
Proclamation of the President and of eminent
nee sSlty, State policy and welfare, and the
obligations imposed upon me by instructions
from Washington. Il IS ny duty to demand,
AND DO HEREBY DEMAND or YoU an Immediate
surrender Of your command with 10 other
condition than that all persons surrpnderlng
under this demand shall be hupanelv and
kindly treated BeIeviny myself prepared
70 en- force this demand oue-haif hours time
befpre doing 50, wlll be allowed you for your
compliance thereWlth.
TSirupd7 n Tyoy
Capt "a Infantry Commanding.
~ answer ba,i,,., toao re+,,.,,,4 f,a,,,.a,
T,,n ,r5.r,.,l III. - !. ,.l.,aI 49,, -.
F,,.,,s ca,,,r ~ f,r..,. ..,,,'.;s.,,,, - -,
5an r,,,,,Iai ~ 49, - =
60, S;,.,l,eJ On :
,,r.,,,,,,;,. III ! ''''e = :
~ -, : i've f'ul'Di 60
Homo Gnar4 80 rl.,I1,,',,s ,,,.4',. 60
lcEsii o,.d R,,.., l.I,l r'l.,
~
~ 1t""l'> MY 'ie'' '"l"u4H I"e ely aflild
tue I'c"'e9' eAtI' ein0i's - t''e people. 4hol-
ants '00"i' I'H!eu '"eHl - we 8folhds
az = a. IN imp ABOUT euFee eI'cN'
d'io - : "I'.t "'iili"A1 '''h'9"F fe' a. once
80 t""nteu '"0 e"'iio Si"u"uo' uuililip e'ed
the aluIeTy anu '"eR po'Itlon. CaPl. Lyon
9"W hfisadIer- Generai : the volunteer forces,
sen ~ d eeeohu leIehl}c"iy aeilaha.
- = ""'ei9'oo't '''"t cen - - I '"N' S'll ;
ms 1e''S' "''n ~ 49, 81 ~ nih "ntil ms
Gam was SUI H".ieu y : h'lcu states troops.
re men iePi,eu ma ne eIe"i"lIliehL vas
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-14

(,ROCKERY car be bought remarkably losat
HHLELER j.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28
BLOOD FOOD
CAMBRIDGE MARKET,-Fcb. 81.

TBy TtIcEfnIn Tot TIC NcTnlOnI T'hu'nlN.T
Whole number of Cattle at market $40 about 45O Beeves
and 100 Stores consisting Of Working Oxen, Mich Cows,
and one. two and three years old.
PRicEs-Dfarkct BeCf-Extra, SO % so 5O-1st quality,
So IS I'd quality, So 90; Sd quality, So 90
Stores-Working Oxen-Si0t to Sl60.
Cows and Calres-S30, 3d. 40 a 500.
YcartingS-Nonc. Tro Years Oid-S13 SIS.
Three Years Oid-S16 SIS.
sheer and Lambs 1880 at market. Prcesnots, 81 so,
81 10 each Extra, 81 so So sos ordinary &c per ID.
Hides-4 "A DC per 10. Tdiow-6l a &c perlb.
PcHs-S1 81 % per H. car StiRS-10 lie per h.
REM RkS-Thcre not a great many buyers mt mar
ket to-day, and sales dull buyers not willing pay
high last week, and droycrs willing sell essj
sequenty hut few cattle changed hands, but owing to the
storm, the drovers probably will have to concede Sheep
soil quick at rather higher prices than last week.
N b. Beef extra and first quality includes nothing but the
hest large, fat, stall fed Oxen.
Second quality includes the best grass d Oxen the best
stall fed Cows, and the best three year old Steers.
Ordinary consists of Bulls.
sheep-Extra includes Cossets aud when those Of inferior
quality thrown out.
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L TX.
son,a';ro c.on, tLo ION district. was assembled
'rbnrsdnv MONT nj Washington. in the street
by three unknown persons, and wounded with
heavy knife, and while desperately resisting
them, was knocked down. recovering himself
somewhat, he discharged pistol ana believes
the shot took effect. The asSaSslns retreated.
Mr. Van Wyck reached his residence very weak
''' NV III ." '''''o
At Montgomery, ON Thursday, president Da-
Wis nominated and the convention confirmed
the following persons for his cabinet: Robert
nir%n T' of Somf6 Cnrolino. secretary Of the
trnoSnrv. T. Pono W,I<cr scrrctarv oc war
NJ Vanoo,, hos JocI;roJ :, s,.ot IN no oaLinot
bn nrefcrs going tn Tnronc
A Georgia paper the Augusta Chronicle, says
..Jofn;teiy abandoned 81 nrcttt FIJI admission
that II had Lrrn dcfn;tcly entertained
Marechal Bosquet is dead. lie distinguish
,yas bnt ~ and 2is Jsa,b WINS Tho conseouence
of ;niur;os no rerrivod from vonng oacer n
In sno,Ie do S;clles AND tor consc
Rrnshwoos I ;emts Coidw:i, md Foster If he
cn,ter NcCIejland have bcnn stricken from The
roIls of tho navv Jonor,ment Those officers
su,rendcrod tho cr,ter f. tbc T'ouision, onthori-
Ties
M >r.;S,
hoo o SUI Iieui: - Il. i.','ie io".'
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DEATHS.

In Brattleboro Feb odd GEORGE son of Lyman Broin
aged IL years.
In West Brateboro, Feb ODD CHARLOTTE wife of Benz
Bcas, and daughter Of Hollis Cole, aged 20 years
In this village, Feb 10th, CHARLES, infant of N f.
Priest aged weeks
In this village, Feb. 9th Mrs. JULIA D. wife Of John
Hyde, aged 6S.
In Drattleboro, Feb 18TH JOHN PULLEN, 90
In Chesterfield, n. H., 18th, Mrs LAURA, 81 wife Of
Samuel II. Walker.
In swanzey, N H. 18th, CARRIE LOUISA 9, daughter of
Willard Gay
In Caremont, N. H. Feb 18TH RUTH, widow of the
Isaac Hubbard Esq and daughter of the late Dr. Samuel
Cobb, of Springfield, aged so years.
In Nashua N. H., Jan 2Sh, congestion OF the lungs
Dea. GRIFFIN WILSON, aged 40 Vt. and n. Y. papers
please copy.
H. c. Shaw formerly of this village, in the 36th year
age.
She leaves bereaved family and numerous friends to
the sudden and untmey end Of their kind
tmabe friend With noseles step the messenger eameshe
obeyed the and her spirit with the angels
Let weep for ourselves, and rejoice at her jocngs.
Con-.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28

A NEW PERFUME--Mr Jefferson Davis,
President of the Southern Confederacy, (says
the Boston Transcript advertises a novel fra
GRANGE for the northern market, which will be
likely to check the sale of tie Balm of thous-
and Flowers. He volunteers to give all who
oppose the Cotton States an opportunity 'to
smell of Southern powders and he adds, i'm
mediately afterwards, in the spirit rather of Mr.
Jefferson Brick than Jefferson Davis, that they
shall also feel Southern steel The first of
these opportunities we have not enjoyed. We
have not yet smelt southern powder but GER
theft of United States fort and the plumber of
the United States Mint, we have felt Southern
steal.'-Salem Registcy.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28

~ There is no feature in the viiany of Sc
cession; no Treason so "doubly distilled" as
that of Florida. A vagrant, piratical strip of
Territory, Astounding in Swomps, Indians, run
away negroes and Alligators, purchased to pre-
vent its becoming resort and receptacle for
every description of maraudcrs, and reformed
at an expense OF more than 100000, 900, is now
making War upon the Government! If there
be virtue in gunpowder and hemp, every Flor
ida Traitor that escapes shooting should be
hung.-AlGdjy EccHiRg Journal
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-28
"TnE HAMMOND LINIMENT.-
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ChLEBRATED FEMALE PHL&

Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, MD,
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C,TATE OF VERMONT. M,RLDono. S. S

- The Probate court for said District
To all persons interested in the Estate Of ISAAC BISHOP,
late Of Marlboro, deceased, Greeting!
Whereas, TIRZA BISHOP widow Of said deceased, has
made application this Court representing that said Estate
not exceed in value the sum Of hundred and fifty
dollars and praying that the whole thereof he assigned
to her; You are hereby notified that this Court will decide
upon said application the Session thereof be held at the
Probate Once inf Braeboro in said District Friday the
day Of March, A. d. 1861 when and where you be
heard In the premises, II you see fit.
Y. llOLBROOK, Register
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

M IL, THE SUBSCRIBERS, BEING
w appointed by the Hon. the Probate Court for the Dis
tct Of Marlboro Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims aud demands OF all persons against the Is
Of NATHANIEL SMITH, late Of Wardsblo, in said Dis
trct and also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and six months from the 3s day Of Jan 1861 be-
ing allowed by said Court for that purpose do therefore
hereby give notice that will attend to the business Of
said appointment at the dwelling house of Nathaniel Smith,
late Marlshoro the lt Tuesday in April and July next
from O'Clock A. NJ to O'Clock r. NJ each Of said days.
AVERY j, DEXTER,
WELAM WHITE, Commits 'Oners.
Warlsboro, Feb l5.h, ls6l,-3wS