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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-07

f|otoWnbNH OF OfV. DdpiS-He Nr0erS the
Federal Troops to Ilithdraw From Tirgiaia.
WAsHGNGroN, June 8.
A special dispatch to the Post says it is re-
ported that Jefferson Davis has issued proc
lamation, directing the federal troops to with
draw from the soil of Virginia.
Private advices say that Davis is really
alarmed. and his anxiety is so great as to al.
feet his health.
The next attack on the Acquia Creek bat
teries will be made by land forces.
A special dispstoh TO the Express saws that
by the end Of the week, the government ex-
poets to have $4,000 men in Virginia, near
Alexandria 1000 at Grafton. 10000 near
Harper's Ferry, $4,000 at Fortress Monroe.
and 10000 around Baltimore, Annapolis and
the Relay House
Capt Mann, who was killed at Fairfax
Court House, was a member of the Virginia
State Convention, and a member elect Of the
Legislature from Fawquier county.
1t is understood that Col Robert Anderson
will be promoted to Brigadier Generalship.
Thomas II. Nelson, of Indiana, has been
appointed Minister to Chilli
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-06-07

for Trrason.
CHICAGO. June f.
J. D RULERS member of the Legislature
from Williamson Co.. has been arrested at
Carbonate for treason by order Of Cen Prem
tiss, and will be sent to Springfield for trial.
1t is believed tina, ample evidence exists that
he is leading traitor
New YORK. June 5.
A Washington despatch says member of
the Maine Regiment was shot this afternoon
by an alleged secessonist.
Marshal Kane Of Baltimore. it is said, boasts
that the Government is afraid to arrest him.
His friends threaten to rise il he is touched.
A disturbance occurred at the armory OF
McChesney's Zouaves yesterday in conse-
quence Of the men not getting their promised
iurlough of twenty-four hours. Before en-
barking, rye number broke ranks and fix
ed bayonets, but finally went aboard. when
the whole regiment received furough until
this morning.
A free fight occurred at the Park Barracks
last evening Several were wounded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-30

FASHION IN l73O.---At the time I mention,
hoops were constantly worn A yards wide,
which required much silk to cover them; and
gold and silver were much used for trim .
ming, never less than three rows round the
petticoat; so that, though the silk was slight
the price was increased by the trimming
Then the heads were 81 dressed in laces from
Flanders; no blondes or coarse edging used :
the price of these Eas high, but two suits
would serve for liiei they were not renewed
bnt at marriage or some great event. Who
could not afford those wore fringes of thread.
In those days The la6ies went to church, and
appeared oD other public occasions, in full
dress. A row OF them 50 rigged out, taking
a place ia the procession at the opening Of
the General Assembly, used to be spoken Of
bv old people as fine show. When a lady
appeared in undress in the streets Of Edin-
burg, she generally wore a mask, which,
however, seems to have been regarded as
simply equivalent for the vail OF modern
times-DOMessie Anaals Of Scotland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-30

ExeENm.-The N. Y. Tribune says that the
Empress Eugenie is in state of perpetual ter
ror about the condition OF her soul. Her
mind is tottering. At one moment she is for
setting out on pilgrimage to the Holy Land,
at another she is absorbed in all the mys-
teries OF spirit rapping thatthe Emperor finds
her in a state Of nervous affection, as if life
were an absolute burden to her The priests
have told her that Providence has assigned
her a grand role 1t was for this that she
was rescued in that terrible hour of agony
when it became question whether the Caesa-
rian operation must not be performed, and it
is for this she lives at the present hour
But the poor soul is fairly bewildered with
all that is told her; and while she loves the
Emperor, and her little child with her whole
strength, she is in doubt whether she ought
not to desert both-throne and all-for the
sake of the sacred Vicar of Christ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-30
no HORSE OWNERS.

DE. sEEET's INFALLIBLE LINIMENT FoR HoRsEs is
anrivaled By any in all cases Of Lameness arising
RON Sprains, Bruises or Wrenehing, its effect is
magical and certain. Harness OF Saddle Calls,
Scratches, Mango, &o, il viii also cure speedily.
SPAWN and Ringbone may be easily prevented and
sursd in their incipient stages but confirmed cases
are beyond the possibility ola radical care No case
Of the kind however, is desperate or hopeless but
may be allsvated BY this LiniHsnt and its faith
nj aplpicstion viii always remove the Lameness,
and enable the horse TO travel with comparative
ase.
Every morse owner shoald have this remedy at
hand. ior It's timely at the arst appearance Of
Lzmsness viii olectoally prevent thoss forminable
seases mentioned, to which all horses are liable,
and which render many otherwise valuable horses
nearly worthless.
See advertisement sent q d6yy. RR6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-30
MoTHER,s REAn THIs-

me following is extract from letter " dttsu
and Messenger Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks vol
umes in iavor OF that World-EenOWned medicine, Of
Mas WiNsLOW's sOOrHEEe ssRuP ron OHILDREN
EEEEHIEa;
ave sec an advertisement IN your columns Of Mrs
WinsioW's soothing Syrup. Nov We never said 8
or il iavOr Of patent medicine bofrs n or lite,
but ss compelled 90 say 70 your rEeaar5 that this
no hulnbug-wE HAYE rRIED II, AND Know IT TO
\ Al IT oLAINs. It is probably, one Of the most
ooessul medicines Of the day, because it is Of
TIE bssL And those Of your readers who have babies
=an't DO better than 60 lay in a supply"
See ndrarlisamanI In anofher cnlnmn- aan2sR2s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-30

The New York Exchange Bank Burglary.
The remarkable burglary at the New York
Exchange Bank, particulars of which were
published in yesterdays Timex was the
theme of general remark during the entire
day. The peculiar features of the matter
served to attract a throng about the premi-
ses who gazed at the bank, and pecred into
the basement which the robbers had occupied
in hopes of catching glimpse of the mouth
Of the subterraDean passage. To avoid an
noyanes from the crowd, the officers Of the
bank, early in the day, called for afoice of
police sufficient TO keep them in check. Cap
tain Jameson complied by sending squad Of
men EhO were inexorable in their determine
ton Of allowing none to go and look at the
excavation. The police feel confident that
the bold thieves engaged in this burglary will
finally fall into their hands, ami the detectives
ara sanguine of their ability to obtain evi-
dence sufficient TO bring the guilty to Justice
Capt. Jameson and Detective Keefe have
arrested an knglishman uamed John Shelf
field, who has the reputation of being an
expert burglar, on suspicion of being i'm pill
Gated in the matter. The prisoner is said to
have been a confederate and com panion Of
Dick COllard, Daniel Bartlett and Joseph
JClog AEd4Aas WAuul llo IeCOIQ le very
bad. Collara and the other men were ar
rested by Detective Keefe a few weeks ago,
having been found together under supicious
circumstances in the vicinity of the very
bank where the present burglary was per-
petrated. Upon COllard at that timean as
sortment of skeleton keys was found, with
wax for taking impressions of locks, and
Justice Kelly deemed the fact evidence of a
character to warrant his detention, and he is
now in confinement at the city Prison. With
regard to Sheffield, there is no positive evil
dence against him, but his manner and in
situations are such that the officers enter
tain strong belief in his completely with
! the rogues for whom they are in search
/ He is held, pending further developments.
Mr.. John Aleock, the fortunate manufactures
/ Of rag-caI pets, To whom the burglars paid
! 81 600 cash for the good will and fixtures of
the basement, presented himself at the
/ Third Ward station-heuse during the day,
/ but as no suspicion attaches to him in the
case, he was not placed under arrest. He
/ left his address with Capt Jameson in case
his testimony should be required. IN. { 2.
\ Times.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-30

So To CoSsUEPTIvEs-The advertiser,
iavine asen restored 70 health in very few weeks
5y very simple remedy, sfter having suffered sew
sral years Eith severe lung affection, and that
iread disease, 00hsuuipuou-is un1ious to make
xnown 70 his ielloW-suherers the means cure.
To ali who desire it, he WI send 90 OF tie pre-
sorption used (ies Of chargel, wiz directions
Tor preparing and using the o. ne, which thoy viii
and SURE CUBE Fob 1sSUMPTION, AsTH-
MA, BBuNOHITIS, sc. ne only object in sond-
ing tn, Prescription to benefit the afaicted, and
spread iniormstiJl which he oonoeiYes 70 be invaG
sbls, and be pes every sufferer will try his remedy,
as Il vii. Get them nothing, and may prove Bless-
Ing.
-arties Wishing the prescription will please sd-
1ress REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
octls.R26 Williams bnrgh, Rines County n Y
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MIqsmaie C5uHtiss.


We are enabled hsrg % odsr the community
remedy WhiCh, while IL cures the shove Complaints
with certainty, 70 atil periectly harmless In any
dusutity. Such remedy i8 inTalusble IN districts
where these aliiCtinE disorders prevail This
81 CuRBn expel8 the miasmatic poison q EEVEa aED
AGUE from lhe systems aud preFenta the develop
uient Of the disease, il takeu on the lldf appfuuch
best remedy ever ye discovered for this class Of c-
Dlaints bur also th cheapest The llrge quan-fIy
We supply for dob brings & wilhin fhe real VI
every bodT aud III bilious districts, where HErEE
AND A0uE preVaiis even body should have it and
use Il freely both Tor cre aud pfotectio1- A guat
superiority Of this remedy over any other lie
covered tor the speedy and certain n In erifs
sequently il producas Qunisn or otdel in ris ls
Effects WhatGFer upon the conlrituton. lhose er nd
By Il are eft healthy II they bad nefaf 1aQ ne
discllo.
Fever and Agus l. not alone the eonseg aelss q
the miosuIic poison. grcaf variety % ll.el--el1
arise from its frritation among which are -eilfcs
Rksanalilaa, GdEE Heaaaeae, 1ll1leis, fo9il.ae.ei
- ~ - 49, Hscs, Hlia j. ~ B0lrsils Colir,
p.,-,I-.iS nd Drgngealeg 81 ae ciomacis all "a
e-biei ahfu oriEiu8ting % t1l9 c1lle1 pll On trQ
fI-11. or b6c0ule Periodical This luhE-
,--fs ~ oiisen irom thi b|oud, aud cullae uarlT
- fb,ni an alike ltis 40 i1Faiaa5le proteei ton
- inligrauts and persons Travelling qr tEn porarig
residing ID the malkri0ua distrlcts- " takru oQcl-
viii I er6crafed from the dysteuit e1 cannot accu
muiats ID sufficient quainty 10 ripen INTO discesr
s1cs q IL even more valuable i11 PROTECTION lnau
cure, and feE viii suffer IRON lnlermiitent1 d
they avail themselves Of the prutectDn thil ruecI
ad0rds.
Prepared Dy Dr. J Q. AYER q Co, Lowell, d
For sale hv strung 8 Armstrong. t,letelana
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-30

WocD's Ham observation-disclosures most sDscif-
les, this Is proved by unimpeachabie evidence, to
possess great efficacy rest0rer VI the hair 70 lgs
pristine Vigor. Where the head had become almost
Raid because Of sickness the use Of this arJcle has
produced u autiful growth Of thich, glossy hair-
IL s theref0ro valuable Preparation ior all ci4ssea
dandrud and other Impurities, which operate 90 in
Juriously 70 the hair. IL also has curative proper
ties Of another deseriptiq- IN lanF cases PIN pies
and other dishgure meufg Of the skin oisap pear
wherever It Is used There Is no hazard attaching
TO the trial Of this remedy and its elects only
b. bensdgial, the egmpound " it does not cause
maniia1t Improvement, ls incapable Of doing barn
its component elements are perfectly innOxiOuss
-lBostoh Transcript, April 2. lss9.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-30

PRoF. WOOB's HAIR REsFORATIVE-In another
o0lum viii be found advertisement Of this vel
known and excellent preparation tor restoring eray
hair to It's original color Tbs Hair Restorative also
cures eutaneous- erupti0ns. and prevents the hair
falling on. We have seen manY authentic te6slmo-
malls in proof Of these assertions some Of which
nom gentlemen whoa We have kuOWE for many
years ~ persons Of the most reliable character.-
ton Olive Branch.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-30
BLOOD FOODi
BLOOD FOUDl
Hmm ELI-.llI


To all suffering from Consum ption, incipient or
confirmed, or nom debility of any kind &, T from
mental o. ne V0us nrOstratiOn br1uRht on bY any
cause; Or from scIOnlOus complaints or from dis
eases Of the kidneys or bladder; and to Ladies suf
isrng Any o. the many dis trussing complaints their
sex are liable TO- and which sugender Consumption,
THE BLOOD FUOD
& offered e. Certain and Reliable ksmedy. Differ
ing n every particular from the patent dicnes Of
the day, 10 Is chemical combination fIRQN, ) IL
PHu & and PhOs fHyRbS, Oiyery great worth, and
many hundreds bear glad ana grateful testimony to
the benents IL has Conferred ON them.
UkCh 4 DUPONT 80 Broadway, New York,
the sole prUprietOrs Of the article and have In
co1sequence o. q fraud attempted Hp5n the public
changed thu color 0l the outside wrapper from RAD
70 YELLOW aud increased the size OF the bottle
ounces. Be wy cautious ia buying to that the
fac-simile oi their dgnature is the outside Of the
wrapper, as all Others are c0unterieits In conse-
queue Of the lar. dsinI tor this article the ol-
lowing druggists have all ordered and received sup
plies VI tue new sind, viz:
Chas. A. kimbail, Am. II French, ]. b. Hayes,
a. stauiels- aud samuel kidder Jr Lowell.
~ sold By Wm- fisKE, Druggist, Cleveland,
Jhio. iebgadsw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-30


=, DEAE sI3:-I here send you 8 statement that
THINK you are entitled TO the bensht Of an 3 rs
ldeAt OF bloomingtons and have been for thirty
Yeas 1 am now over nfty years Of age. For about
tWepJ Years last my hair has been turning consid-
erably grey, and was almost entirely white and very
sun anu unpliant 4 had seen number OF certif-
Gates OF the very wonderful eject OF yOur Hair Re-
stofatye, but supposed there Was more fiction than
truth IN ttemi but entertaining strong desire 70
nave ny hair II possible restored 20 its original
color and nneness, - il was in my younger days a
beautiful black, i concluded would make the ex-
perlmenss commencing in a small way. ! purchased
one OF your small BOTTLES at one dollar, and COM
menced i8ing, following directions as nearly as 1
could i sO0n discovered the dandrufr moved, and
my hair that was falling o t. large Quautlies was
considerably flghtenedi aud radicsI change taking
place In the color. have coz tnued 70 use it. till
have used three Of your small bottles and Just begun
on The fourth. have now a5 pretty head Of dark
brown OF light black hair Is any man, or as had
IN my youthful days, when a boy IN the hills Of
western Virginia. Ny head Is entirely clear OF
dandruh and the hair ceased entirely falling o
is soft and hns and els as oily Is though il Was
lust from the hands Of . Ere nch champOoner. Many
Of ny acluaintauces frequently say % ne "Butier
w1ere did you get that dne Wisil tell them if Wus
the eects o you Restorative. Il is almost i'm
bic 70 convince them that il i8 the original hair OF
the Same old grey head. 4 ours, truiy,
EkEDERiCk y. BUTLER,
narrurH 49, I'm I'D
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-30

8- We congratulate our readers upon the
3lscoYery oi 3 rure cure for kheun atism Gout and
-Neufslgial aud ali Aer uriu Diseases ich is ef-
1ecid vi hOut the Use VI internal msdcines, which
destroy the constitution ana teupOrary relief
son In iact, IL is the ouy known remedy edeetfg
= persct cure aul We leel 1arrnteu, from its re-
scommeHdatona, in calling the attention Of the af-
4icted aud those having irents suffering from Rheu-
uatism 6out W Neuralgia Ur the peuicIous effects
OF M6rcnrys 20 the advertisement In another column
oi paper, Uf Dr. Lelauds Ante * heunatic Band
~ sold By W m. FISK Es Cleveland, o. leb25
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PRAOT AL

PLCMBER AND GAS FILTER,
No. l02 Pub. Square, (under Chaplin Hall.
Manufactures and keeps constantly on hand ali klU
Of Plumbers and Gas Filters materials such a
Hydrauts, Bath-Tubs, Water l0aets Wnsh-Stands
Bath BOilera. Lead, calyan. Eed and Iron Pipe
Shert LeEd. Brass and Iron Lift aud Force Punrs
Brass and Plated Faucets, and everything uecessary
70 hi up Houses, stores, &C. With Waier and ga OI
the most approved principles.
~ Al, work Warr1Dted and done pFnetuaIIv -
Particular attention given to Jobbing ana country
Wofk' anl9
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WAaasy spnrves Psr-v n D. lnD.- !,

"AAA2A SPRINGS, Perry Co.. Pa June 2, 1850.
Prot WOOD. Bear Sir;-I was Induced more than
year ago TO Try your valuable Hair Restorative for
ths purpose Of cleaning NY head Of dandrud. had
sunersa Hlth i upon ny bead for years, and had
never oeen able 70 get anything to do ne any good
~ removing IL, although had tried many prsnsrs
lions until saw your advertisements in q Harril-
guIsh P5Per- Beng there at the time, / called 1t
1fg-s q Aunhle's drug Btores and bought bottle,
% sn0 Roe Am prepared 70 recommend Il to universal
use Tor II has completely removed all dandru from
ny head5 and an Application once In two weeks keeps
u nee nm any II hing - other uuplaasant tness 1
must also state that nay bar had been quite white IN
places ana y the use Of your preparation has been
Essto1eQ y lls original color. am nfty years
q age and although have used bottles OF the
hestOratlVel no one has any knowledge Oft as al
low lew Of my gray hairs 10 remain In order TO
nave ny appearance eomport with my age. Ny bead
5 nov OI less trouble % N In keeping it clean, &c,
your PREPARATION Of great value aud, although do
not ilke 70 expose myself lconsider il my duty u
90 50 lou can use his OF any part OF it in any
shape you think proper, If 1t is worth anything @
you. Yours, &c., H. h ETTER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-30

GENUINE BoON.-IR our cop lcity ag conductor
OF public journal, We called upon 70 advertise
the eurels Of The day, each Of which claims % be
unaduiterate1 tn rs upqsit1on aud ina lanle IN
It's curative elect1, with what ustce leave our
readers 70 determine. In one instance, however,
FroL Mood's Hair kestOrltiYe--Es 80 well as
Bured Of the notable qualities Of the article, that
give Il endorsement - all that its inventor and
Yendrr claims IL to BE- It's effect upon falling head
Of hair Il universally known % be magical. Like
lime guano on exhausted and, it brings its crop
wherever applied. Our oWn thateh Il lortunately
healthy, hur We advise cur friends with sparsely
growing hair 70 try he estoretiTe.- Uolumbia SPY.
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KURIOUs KOINCIDENCEl
- SLOAN UNDER THE C0UETERil
su1rn Ann oraFFs IN A BOxln

NORRIS in sight with hs Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS, where every owner o.
Horses and Cattle can mud the hest Medicine IN Us
for many OF the Diseasrs peculiar 70 such Animala-
hey are Sovereign Remedy for Colds, Coughs
Loss OF ppetite, Hide bound Distemp pere, &C. Gc
- These Powders always give Satisfaction, as 5ne
Thousands who have used thrms can se-tlly- y,
Circulars, Try them For sale By = y Gay ioru,
4. W. Palmer, Benton brothers, and sIrqn q AIIn
= trong, Cleveland, o., and " all Druggists IN the
r. uutrY. Also At wholesale By the PrqpretQri az l5
On ,tari0 street, Cleveland Chic % whom All orders
ma 1e be addressed. -.
d b6;R26dtE e. g. AVkkAs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-30

AL HAM DYES ABANDoNED-WoOD's GREAE Az
TICLE has TAKEN IHE EIELp--Prolessor Wodd
stands on an aminencs no chemist, whose attention
has been turned 70 inyeuting hair tonic has ever
before reached. His fame Is sudIen bat worldwide
aud Thousands who hayt Woru Wigs or been bald for
wearing their own natural aud luxuriant head COW
eriug. SO much for chemistry, the chemistry Il
human life, and thB laws WHICH applg 70 the lunc-
tons Of the system. FrOL " cod studied out the hu-
man hair It's character, ts pruperieg and diseases,
and hoW 70 restore tle decaYing vitality 70 that
nameut ne saw IN his own case, that gray hair
10 unnatural unless the age Of the inaividua had
reached tour score aud believed that the hair could
b naturally reytahzsd. He tried mis- own cass-al-
most bald and quite gray the age Of thirty
--he restored hls own hair IN color, strength and
laNurtances and the article be did lt With he aEe q
the world. Get WOODS HAIR kkcIQhALALAI
and take nothing elss-- New York Day Book
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I hereby certify that I have been dealing IN the
GrfnberE Medicines for the past year, and can tru-
" say that have offered any medicines 70 the
public that have met with the decided APPRECIATION
Of the people Ike these, particularly the Pi8 and
liathollcen They viii perform all and more than e
promised for them. L have sold about ifty bottiss
Of the Uatholicon the past year and hear the best
results in every case }. H. O. JOHNSON,
March ], lS57. Medical Agent.
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sUaAE coAEED-RgRELY YEaETABLE.

THEsE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
PILLS are a sure cure tsr
Sick Headache,
DyBpepsia,
Foul Stomach,
General anf Nervous Debility,
Bilious I'D Liver Complaints,
Costiveness, >croful Gus Hu-
mors, FeverE, &C., &C.
and are safe and reliable Family Medicine. Nor
OF the.Ei used than any other kind.
eG-ssee Circulars For sale by 2. II Gaylord Il.
W Palmer Benton Brothers, and Strong s. Arm
strong Cleveland ohio, and BY all Druggists IN the
country. Also, at wholesale at l6l Ontario street
Cleveiand Ohio by G. g. NORRIS,
General Agent for Ohio, Michisan and Indiana