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8aHfSiug.

DOARDING HOUsE--TRE
n HOUSE, No. a Public Square, and by the
st5ns Oburoh'-one Of ne Rloosanssst loostions b
fhe city-has been Thoroughly repaired, and 4 noE
sssir own rooms can be seoommodeted With large
s55 ronvgnfent rooms and oed-roomBi and Single
SSsi1@ N rsa1oTabls terms. Reisrenceg given and
TS1TiTed. ueERzl >. ", BVRbktE.
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.ASTER'S SALE

M ASTER'S SALE -PURsUAET
1LL 20 the command of ea aias de6retal order q
ISSUED from The I5lft q tommUn rleas q CuT-
Ehoqa county, Ohio, st n suiI Of Nelson Prince
and Otherss agzirst eFf Ihomas ard ot erB, to ne
dtnectso and deli ersd, -hall sLpg 80 for sale af
Pu olio suction Il the door Of be Ourt aouss n
the city CT CleTe Ar on 1hs 18th day Il November,
ls6i, 81 two O'Clock P M the folios inE dsscrbsd
prgmises, 20 vii: sit a.fd In Fast Cleveland CuT-
4hOgs county, ohio and bounded. beginning 10 tda
AK hoad ami south 394o Uesf chains ~ linkB
trom the west corner OF t'hittenden Levin land,
thsnle south sue, east chains and 20 fnHa 70 sald
IeWis' WesE lns. thenc. enains and So iiulZs;
thsnee north t947s west chains and 70 Inks;
thence ncrth 80. east - lllks; Ihencs north -
sc Oh iins 20 the Planz Rosu; shsnca north g9a
east ghains and 81 links 70 ts plaza q 1eginninq
Containing three aLd ons-haif aerss Of lold. A.
raised a. 81 40
GEO IA. W9MAN, Master Con.r1ls 1f,rer.
3. r BEATEs, Pi'fs Atty. csI
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N0TIOE no OONTRACTORs.-
IN Propo1al5 VII Be- rec1iFst at lis ezIfa 81 ~
plty QiYil LngineeT Of the ClfF ~ CisTalrI' II
oe,oek ~ Aosem esf lltn, 1851. TO- bpildina ~
sad 1lregt % uau q lir3af
Rlan7 a1d specihcation9 nav b zen snd us7s
l.ls - - ini7rglti 2 asd 81 said En7inssril r =,
on ana lllar tha Ish Inst
4aeh lr2pesll must - aecomnauisf - g1rIsnd
llLliclq1t bend reQuiring The bldsr - S1fr - a
- - = tas pr.oe named n La ps5g18ai IA
- 1e.a1 q etlI In e-111t7 l1rita fnr nj
MISSION 81 bl11s rel5rsl1s the rrf 10 .- -
ioct tna aalaa- - orliar of the Board
JOHN MHlEELAW,
OIsEsIana. Nov. lan. -. W --.----,
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RELIaIoUs.-Rev. W. s. Palmer, Of An
dover, Mass, viii preach at Plymouth
Church to morrOw morning and evening
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THE ABOVE NAMED ASAHEL
q. Jackson, reaidsntOf thu State Of n i1oi1,
and Alauson j La renee, resident Of the asa1a of
Mlchigan, vii take notica that the plaint cn ths
So,h day u OcEote 1851. hed his petifi7n, 1afllug
1or iudsmrnt obta ned n favor Of the plsiaIid
Curt for S2fsi - lu1 doilzrs dsmaqes ana ccs8 o.
sult; and tbat Ger tain dard Of eOlFagnlcs. -aE-
eoutsf b. said Jackson to the said LaHrenca. o.
ted On aboat Now 70 bar 9Th, is g and maia with
out eonsifeIatien and for tha purgoss of DEF ing
this planld eCd other creditsrl OF tha SAID jacfon
tbat aafd deed pretended 10 couvay he f0loanr a.
scEitee premt1e'i 70 Wit. Situafod IN the OllT q
CloTeiands In The comfy o. Gu EhoFa ard 6fzr1 Of
Uhi0, aud . known beiag the east hhlf % os Nc
8 IN blr5er Lords glbdls ision ia that r1rt q
said City Of ClsF Land. f1rmoug h'o Ciigs sd =
boEndtd a. tol9ws, 70 vii: nsTth b. Q an street,
east and south BY lot ns, and WeSI b. the seat line
o. same lot 70 2is. aud s - Ieat fIout on Lorain
str etre beiRE hfd % tbs plsf and grrl1F 81
Abaz Her lhant for mora ptfticular do cripticn.
Also-AnCthsr piecs or psTcel q land knoRn 81
iu that Pat Of The Nlfy Of ClsTsan v h-ch aal F-
merry Own - ohio Ci'y,. toundgd norIkoElT o.
ots sos. 2l5, 80. z7 snd AS terS on lot No 5q
90utheTly On Tot ~, a. weatery on Rtuu sire {.
and being about 81 f5et Cn Penn street, and about
2l5 BET de- p b. the saGe no Or less sld gahlsgt
that aftsr ley had bsen msas on caid rIeniss
y airlid On execution is.u.d on sait otFnsI {,
the aald LawreuC8 e ed The lut lnatlr ntua -
scribsd % The sid iohn singer, 20 " e. On fha a
day % February, lS6l Ard pray ing that bafh 7nlf
De eds Le declar Tod and 8st aside, and fhs ~
plain N sad i1dsnslr and costs ols suit lh5 said
Alanson r LaWrsncs and Asahei d. lacEs1n ars -.
qgi sd 20 susEar said petition On o. bsior1 ths "a
dag o. January, La.
BsGH WTIkE
noVsSa Att'y q f
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THE LONG PIPE.


TIE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE
TIE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE,
THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE,
THE LONG PIPE.
TIE LONG PIPE
Continues to discharge the best buTamg
Oils to be found anywhere. Erom thla
source is obtained
Oil of the right density,
Oil that will not explode,
Oil that vii not crust the sios,l
Oil of light color,
OH thst has not been scorcasi.
Oil that is free from acid,
Oil that is free from aIkan,
Oil that has been well settlsa.
Oil that is free from smell,
Oil in good, tight packages,
Oh with no dead rats in it,
Oil that is aanH-diabOlioa,
Oil that win make the most light
Oil at sEvery low price.
Oil that nothing but cash Win bay,
Oil that gives entire satissAstiOn. :
Send your Oriera 70
l16 BANK STREET.
I1s BANK STREE.
lI6 BANK STREET.
Il6 BANK STREET.
lI6 BANKEsrREBI.
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CAROLIEG E36ENBBEEHE
T2g:tias 81 Plarra a. collier. hnr Al.

NOTIOE-PURSUANT TO AN
IN order made By the Judge Of the Prob %
Court, for the CountY q Ouyahogz- Ohio, q the
ustrsr Of the assienmen' Of Wiliian Eisks, I shah
osr for sale public auution, e the door Of The
Court ncuss, IN said county, On the ~ day Of no
scribed notes, to vii, said notes baiag the asss1
Of said assignment:
TaIs OIno-ss- AaEsTz- Tine, &C. Anil-AP1Tl.is-
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4
IFrom ths ExamineF, Norfolk. Val
,Cslhalie Pills soeomplish the object foE Ehi.l
thsE were llAas, viz: Cure ofhosdsohs n al IT. oFng
TTrsm ths Examiner, HorsOlk, Val
They have been tested In more than thOasaa
cases. with sutire Euocsss.
IFrom ths Dsmooraf. 81. Ooud, Mnn.I
Iiyou are, OF hsEs been troubled WITH TIE hsad
nay have them n eSss q An sftaok.
IFrom the Advertiser. Providsncs, B. II
The Osphalio Pulls ere said to bs . remarkably e
locttve remefJ Tor the haadachs and one 81 the veg
best for that Iary rsgusnt COMPLAINT which has ~
81 bosn discovered.
IFTon the WsstRn B. B. easstts, hioaso. mi
We heartily 7dorss Mr. spaldinG, And his uni
vailed OsPhd RllE.
Iron the KanaWhA valley Star, Val
We are sure that Per.ons guHsrfnE with hsadashA
Who ~ them, VIII stick 70 them.
LFrom the Southern Path BIndsE. h. .O.I
TTy them you that are a1lieted, and We are SlEs
tnaf oqT 81 tmony can bs sddsd 2 ne al.sy q.
ne5og5 lst that 5ss roesiVod bsnaat1 that 10 othE
msdioin aes1 produce.
ITrom the Sc. Loall DsmocTaLI
tine Immense demand for the Artiols (OoDhalia PB)
FaBioly enoreaaing.
Iron the GHzstte, Davenport, IoWaI
Mr.. Bpalding would not connect hll nams with %
article 10 did not p ~ 70 possess real merit.
LFrom the AdEsrtiss-, ProViSsnoo, B. II
The testimony IN their hVuT d EtToaE, non n
most resteotabls quarters.
IEron the Daily ESWs, EoEDort, 3. II
Cs5halls Pilis are taking Us plaos oI An kind.
IErom the Commercial Bulletin, BeSton.1
Said 70 be vsTV s@cacions Tor the haadaahs.
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.f0r SxIE OF &kat.
n BARM or % ArRra

A FARM OF "a AcREs.
WITH A TWO STORY BRIOE DWELLING
veil, oistern and out houses, al new, jusi compile
ted Ana ready for occupancy. The house 4 built
WITH all modern Improvements; the grounds have
mont on htn9man Avenue 81 20 rods q beautiful
rayino and living brook run through the rear end
Of tho Farm there several springs Of puro wst6i
running ont nom the banks OF the rsYine, which
vito hln po nydraulic works. can boc ocouVeyGd tonnY
part Of the Farm. For lsutl8mans Regidanbi
the whole grounds can be elegantly and taatsfuliJ
arranged. For Garden, Vineyard, on Fruft CjUi
tur0, II can DO made profitable, being 30 near the
oityoply about 100 r0ds frOm the CORPORATION imitI
This farm can bo divided into lots Ons to i've d
more acreAs and mako elegant residences, and nt 4
large advance OF the prfos at which it cin now be
purchased There arc about or 8 acre8 OF wood.
land, part Of which ID beEutiful Grove. The
Kinsman Street Railroad palsss through ths ave
Also-G NEW TWO sfORY BRICK HOUsR.
barn, Out Buildings, &C., corner Of Einsmau and
Forest streets. Lot IL iset on Einsmsn, and s9 on
Forest street. House and imprOYemontsar are ell hrbt
class WITH All the modern STYLE and built IN sub
AlsO-A aEW TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
Barn, Out Buildings, &c, situated on Forest afreot
Ipst north Of the residsncs Of the Hon. A. O. Riddo
Lot ly0 feet iront By Z3 fest deep. This s q hFsi
the Italian style Of architecture.
AIAo-Alother TWO STORY BRIOK HOUSE
Barn, Out Buildings, &os adjoining the one last Do
soribsd. Lot 100 tsei 'front.' b as fsst deco and m
ished In all respects Ike the other.
Also-ohE VACANT LOT, on EinBmHn street,
second lot from tho corner Of kingmAn aud fOregi
Streets liz leet Iont bY 296 deep. Nine lots, For
est street, between kinsmnnt epd HcoVin Avenue,
east side. Lots 50 feet hOnt by rs f5et deep. VII
sell on time % suit purchasers.
~ For further Information enquire Of the under
dgnedl No: 4Os KtnSnaSa e., Olevoland, Ohio.
iune2GSss 3. RARKER.
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b ths uss Of hess Pills ths periodic stacks Of
taken at the commencement Of an attack Immediate
relief nom pain and sickness viii bo obtained.
FhsY seldom isil in rsmOVia he Nausea or Esad
Aohs 70 which p males are Tubjsct.
They set gently upon the Bowels, removing COST
fVs1esI.
For Literary Hen, ssudsnz, Dsllosts Females, ana
al persons Of 8sdsltary hablta they are Yal1ablss
. Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tons
Vigor to the digestive organs, and restoring q
natural elasticity and strength ofths who's sYItsn
THn OEPHALIO PILLS
are the result Of long Investigation snd earsfuIg
conducted experiments, having been IN use many
years, during which tina they have prevented and
relieved vast amount Of pain snd BuGsTlng IRON
HsadAchss Ehsthsr originating ln ths nsrVOuB sYI.
tam, or from . dsranged Btats of the stomach.
Thsy are entirely vegetable IN fhsiT composition,
and may Be taken at ell times vita perfect sanity,
without making any ehanssof diet, and ths absanos
Of any dsagresabls taste readers e sagT 20 admins.
Ter them to Children.
BHWARH OF OOUEFE FHIFEi
~ Ths genuine ha7s ave uIgnasurss o. Hsnry 0.
Spaldins en- each Box.
BB-sold bT DruEgists AID all DsalsEsln h MsdICins
A Bon wiz b Esnt bT man. prepaid. On rsooivt d
thS price,
TWHHTT-TTVE oEHD.
BFAn OEdsFs should Be addressed "a:
HHHRY O. sPABDlHa.
e 0edaE Hsraat Esg Work.
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And yOu will get a botl7P asdois aad
more value for your money tl,an at aoy
o:her place in the couutry. Remember
that this is the OnEJ wholesale Lamp store
in Northern ohiV, and one Of tbs largest in
the United STATES. The only lpsn IN this
city who is e7, llusively and logitTmataly in
h, oil trade who thoroughly understands
the oil buasnsss, who Aas had four yearA'
experience, who has ten thousand dollars
invested in the businest b ant who has three
thousand regular oustOr Ieru, is
s. s. BARRIE.
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q; lo;. ;. In Ooart q 60 -.

C5gsssSs sat 2, soa6iy 9slSi Court Of Common Pisa
Julia A. WoodArd,
fuiTurco.
George Woodard.
THE DEFENDANT, GEORGE
WOODARD, uiH take rotics that the pIafutsH
Julia A. GODDARD has this day dlsd her psfilion n
The above namrd court azki1g for 8 dis8oiuiio1 oi
the EArtl1ge contracl cause assigned, UlllluI lDa
senca and adul cry. The Case will BE- fIr hearns g
the NOvombe Term Of saic Court.
October 18th, l65l. JULIA a. MOODAEp.
b A. DAVIDSON. Solicitor. octzi
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A SSIGNB BE'S SALE-PURsUARE
~ to sn order from the Probats Court of guga-
hog3 rOuntT, Ohio, shsll, On the 3oth day 81 No
vember, 1851, at sWo ociock P. n. expose flr Eaia
at public aEcti0n, At the or u the tourt H 1es
in said couulT, tue tolloging de8cribec prpelgs .
Wiz: "a one and haif gturg frame bougo,i situate
on the south hai of su5lot Ne Is, Of y. A. and y.
CrsnRsg's subdivision Of CleTaiand ten acre lots
y q GRAHHTl
nek a Tssf.ess aerfrn1a.
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LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
Lamps with the best burners.
Lamps of the best workmanship.
Lamps of neutrality-suspicious..
Lamps for the kitchen.
Lamps for he dining tebiss
LsmpssfOr tbV. sitting rOau
Lamps'fOr the IParlor.
LampsEfor the aed rooD-
Lamps for the peamstres
Lamps fOrsths tailor.
Lsmps!for thelsbOemaks..
Lsmps for the isarpsutel
Ter,,s g., a. ,yE,-toL.,
Lamps for the farmer.
Lamps for tAeemsrohaE.a
Lamps for the million.
Lamps for churches.
Lamps for hills.
Lamps for vessels.
Lamps fG ever.
COME WITH THE cEsH.J
COME WITH THE CASH.
COME With THE CASE
CONE WITH TIE CASH.
CONE WITH THE CASH
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Court e Oonm0l "a.
ms Etata Of Ohio,
Ollyahoga County SS. !
Cnrolins hlhsnhrannel

George Ezhsnhrennsra1
NEORGE ESHENBRENNER OF
~ Marietta, In re county Of Washinrtgn. tnf
8 fat9 ol Onfo,i1 nCfifed that Caroline Irrr1l
did, on the l3sh day q Nay, A. D. 1861, Me hoI d
ti1n Ia the once ci the CLERK Of tl.o laurf u
non Pleas within and for the county % lIsI ltta
and State d Ohio, charging the said Georgs sl1l-
brsnnsr with Adultery, with one ElisgbGth koi
branner, and king thst Ghs may b divorced lrur
the said George Eshenhrelners Witch rafiticn EIlI
Be for hearing IN 5iI weeks ron the iatc hal8lh,
Dated thi3 18th day Of Nay, A. D., l3tl
CAROLINE E9EENBBlsHHE1
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'srTyHEY Go RIGHT TO THE
IHsEAHE BELLERI
STOP TOUB OOUaHI
PURTT TOUR BREATHI
sTREaeTHEH TOUR VoIUB
RPALDZN@s
THROAT CONNECTIONS,
GOOD FOB 0LHEaEMEE.:
GOOD ROB LEVTURERs
acOD FOs PUBLIC sPHAKERs.
sOOD EOE sIHsHRs'
GOOD FOR OOHsUkPTTVH.
Gsztlomsn Oarry
sPALDMss FHRoAT OoHEEOT1oEB.
Ladies are delighted with
sPALDINGs THROAr OeEEECTTOEA
Ohfdrsa Cry loF
EPALDIHas THROAT OOETBOEIO5B.
Thsy relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat.
They give strength and Volums 70 tie Voios.
They impsrt delicious arOmA % the Breath.
They are delightful TO shs Taste.
ThsT are nsds ofsimpls ksTbs aad oannot harm
sny ons.
advise sFsF ons Who hes Cough or . HuaEg
Voice or Bad Breath, or any dimOulty Of tbs
Throat, to gst package ofmy Throat Connections,
thsy VIII relisvs you instantly, and TOu VII agres
with ne thaE 'thay 90 right 10 tas spOt. You VII
ma L4eAA NeLg ld44A A14 R-a144t Hl-lA3 HtafaAAA8
or attending public mestlnga for Itling your Cough
or Ausying your thirst. II YOu tr7 one package ]
SAFE in saying that you VIII sVor Afterwards con
sidsr them Indispensable. You EIn and than e
the Druggists and Dealers IN MsdicinsI.
PRIOE TWENTY-FIVE OHETs.
H5 signature is on each paOkAgs. An Othoa
eountsrisit.
ADsokags win be sen. b. nAH. prepaid. On rooslDi
Of thirty Osnts. AddrssI,
HENRY O. sPALDIKG,
, a. Cedar street, Haw EoFE.
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~
John =. Borgsg, Nh
Ersdarika Borggg, Ed
ward Has.oumulier, Jns
5tump6 Wm. MackaT,
Ihoodgro Vngeg, Adam
schnldar, FaienffnoI
swain, Oathariue Bur
9srf 3elman EsnfVoisnt
egoisfy, y7hn Black,
lflnci8 Ora sfofd, co.
Greenfield John Hem
orick Isaac and LsOna 4
CoFsrt harles Heath
Giles White, fra q
Hea1h q White, FsFdi-
maud SchumaksF John
LAiBY, Commonwealth
lnsurancs Company,
Wm B. LsonaF ". ".
HarbEt, Cha les GrfHth,
nolauc1on Burr, Hm,
Rtcharason, Phiiip e.
Weaver, JOhn Mott
John d. Clark, william
BrOgge1myer. D. Bu b.
Mar = He1ks, HsneTF
Brikef, 4. a. Day, We
Meiu- Defsndants.
"u - nnUU
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Ezra Honeywell,

v.
ABahel a. Jackson,
Alanson r. Lawrence,
John singer,
Lucius v Eager,
Rinsm r. Lason and
AdaiRe LasoR,
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Thsg relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat.
They EiTs strength and Volums 70 the Voios.
They impart 8 delicious aroma % the Breath.
They are delightful TO the Tasts.
ThsT are nsds ofsimpls ksEbs azd oanRot harn
any one.
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TFrsm the Examiner, HorSolk, Val
They have been tested In nOro than . thOusaa
oagsI, with entire EuocesI.
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IFrom ths Examiner, horiolk, Val
4. Oslhale PilE eoeemplish ne oo.eot, tsE E1isl
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TFTom ths Democrat, Sc. O7oud, Mlnn.l
II lyon are, OF haTs been troubled WITH the had
ache, send for box, (Oephalie Pil1,) 90 that Tog
may have them n case Of an attack.
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IEron the Daily E0Ws, E0Vports 3. II
os5halis Pilis are taking ths plaos oI al kind.
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s6H HRsi s @ sSs.; e Of : gsAFDIsss z 3 s5SRAESD
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IFrom the Commercial Bullstln. BeSton.I
Said 70 be vsrV s@oaoloas saF the hnsdaslas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-11

Professor Of Ele5troPEtsy and EeSieiRs,
~ Once No. III Ontario street, up stairs, q isE
doors from the Public Square.
Ofhoe hOura from 70 I3 and from ( 70 3 e'clooE
aHilv. fSurfRva aErHnrad arga
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II CourtofO Common PisaI
Ouyahoza County, ohio.
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LErom the ADVERTISE, ProVSsneos B. II
The testimony IN their sVur b strong, hon ~
most resbeotabls quarters.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-23
aitA.

In johnson, Aug. Sd, of diptheria, LuELLA A.
daughter OF Asher E. and Charlotte A. Atwell,
aged years, months, and days.
In Cambridge. Aug. Is, of diptheria, CHARLES
LucIEN, Oldest son of Phineas and Percie Spen.
GER, aged years months and y days.
ms little boy was very sick for ten days, and
Tour physicians were called to attend him but all
IN vain. At his funeral, his school teacher and
schooLmates went as mourners, each CARRYING a
bouquet OF choice flowers, as they marched in the
procession, As they stood at his open grave and
listened to a few affecting remarks by Rev. Mr..
Wheelock' they each dropped their flowers upon
the coffin, besprinked by their tears and left the
sleeper to his rest. The day was beautiful, the
procession unusually large, and all were again ad
monished that 'all flesh is as grass and the glory
of man as the flower thereof''
In Cambridge, Aug 2lst of diptheria, MARY
SUSAN, youngest daughter of Guy r. and Betsey
Butler aged year, months and 10 days
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
ST.. JOHNsBURY. Aug. 20, |

]
TO the Citizens of Vermont:
An emergency has arisen which de-
mands the active and prompt cooperation
of every lover of his country, in efforts to
raise and organize troops for the aid and
protection Of the general Government.
In view of imminent danger, an earnest
call has been made upon the Executive
by direction of the President of the United
States, for the two Regiments which under
nay general order of the 9th instant, are
being enlisted-requesting that the troops
may be forwarded to Washington with
the utmost dispatch.
Deeply impressed with the Importance
of the crisis, earnestly call upon the
citizens, and especially upon the young
men of the state, to enroll their names at
the several recruiting stations for the
service of their country. Vermont has
never been delinquent when called to de-
fcnd the honor of the national flag, and
at this critical juncture, when our inval-
liable institutions, our dearest privileges,
and our national existence even, are i'm
perilled, let it not be said that the Green
Mountain State was among the last to fly
to the rescue.
ERASTUS FAIRBANKS,
Governor and COMMANDMENTS Chief.
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Tur 5ru VERMoNr-Tbe Rutland Her.

The 9TH VERMoNT.-The Rutland Her
aid says the Colonelcy, of the 9TH Yer
mont regiment has been offered to Capt.
Henry Smalley, now acting as aidecamp
to Maj. General Dix at Baltimore.
Capt Smalley is son of Hon. D. A.
Smalley of this place. He has recently
been promoted to be Captain.
The Herald states that Gen. Scott re-
commended him for Col. of the 9TH YER
mont.-Bwlington Free Press.
Ey The Missouri rebels are not al
lowed much time to crow over the retreat
of the federal troops in the western part
of the state and the death of Gen. Lyon,
before they are called upon to groan at q
defeat in the eastern part of the state
Two parties of them were routed with q
severe loss in killed. wounded and prison.
ers, at Charleston, nearly opposite Carlo
ILL.,, on Monday night.
Our correspondent at Ceredo sends us
an instructive account of matters in
western Virginia. The rebels have resor.
ted to guerilla warfare, and the loyal
citizens are obliged to meet them in
the same way. This is most unhappy
state of affairs, but the Union men are or.
ganizing and obtaining arms from the
general government, and expect soon t.
he able to protect themselves and re-estab
lish peace in that section, if the govern
ment forces protect them from invasion
by the rebel armies of the eastern part
of the state.-Sprayield Republican.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
St. Johnsbury, Aug. IS, 1861,
General Order.


The several recruiting officers, commits
stoned to enlist Volunteers for the Fourth
and Fifth Regiments are required to use
the utmost dispatch in filling their re-
spective companies, to be held ready for
immediate service. Such officers are fur
Their required to make daily report to the
Commander-in-Chief, by mail or telegraph,
of the number of men enlisted, that at
the earliest day practicable an inspection
snay be made and an election of officers
held by the Aljutant and Inspector Gen
eral.
Recruiting officers falling to enlist a
sufficient number of men for full compa.
mics will hold themselves in re,diness to
be called INTO headquarters with their
men, prior to such inspection and election
of officers.
BY order of the Commandcr-in-Chief.
GEO A. MERRILL,
.Sec'y Of Ctc2 and Military A fairs.