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The Latest frsm Missouri.

SPRINGFIELD, Nov IL The Federal troops are
leaving here for st. Louis, and the town will be
entirely evacuated In d few days. Price and
McCulloch's rebel camps have broken up. The
former retreating to the extreme corner Of the
state and the latter going into winter quarters Ia
Arkansas. All wishing 10 20 home have departed;
those remaining intend fighting outside Of Mis-
souri,.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Ia Generals Hunter, Pope,
and Sturgis's divisions Of the army len SPRING
field on Saturday last for the North, and Generals
Sigel and Asboth's commands left for the South
on Friday, with instructions to encamp two miles
below Wilson's creek.
ARREST OF GEN. MINISTRY.
ST. Louis, Nov. H-Upon the arrival Of Gen.
McKinstrv, late Quartermaster General under FIRE.
mont, In this city, last night, in conformity with
orders received In Springfield on Friday last to
repair to 81. Louis and report to Washington by
letter, he was met at the by several oficers,
arrested and conveyed to the arsenal, under in
structions that he should hold no communication
with any one. His cashier, Mr.. Kahn, was also
arrested
Gen. Sturgis now commands Gen. McKinstry's
diviRi0n
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PRODUCE MARKxT or wAsHrssfoN Reported
for the Stay by Messrs Clark C Blochef, Whole
sale Produce Commission Merchants, No. 427
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New York Canal Tell.

ALBANY, Nov. H.-The canal tolls for the hrst
week In November foot up Si6e 306; for the cor
responding week In 1850 they were s1la ,021. The
total tolls Tor 1851 is % 42 5 for 1850 they were
- 705, S43.
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Large Fire at Csncs

Large Fire at Csncsrd, N. HI.
BosToN, Nov. IA james K Hill's extensive
harness mandatory, Concord, N. r., was de
stroyed by fire this morning. Loss from $50 600
to SO 900. partly insured. Mr. ain was fulflling
q Government contract for harness
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900 JOHNSON & NAGLE, 900
SOO No. 2s9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SCc
Between Ninth and Tenth sts south side,
Oyer FOR SALE:
CHAMPAGNES-G. HI Mumm, Piper Heidslck,
Meet q Chandon. Bullinger & Co, Cartier C
CLARE iS+st. Julien, st. Estephe, Cantenao,
DO, by the cask or dozen.
HOOK neimer, Johannesberger,
Liebfrauenmllch, X udesheimsr, 30.
BRANDY, Whisky, Gin, Port, Sherry. Madeira,
LONDON PORTER, Brown Stout, Edinburgh
and Yorkshire Ales, of the best brands, in bot
ties or stone jugs.
CIGAkS-Havsnaa and Domestic, of the choicest
bt6nds.
we call the special attention of Suffers Restaurants
and Families - our large and vel, selsctod
STOCK OF FINE GROCERIES, Fresh Meat,
Poultry, Fish, Soaps, Veg etsbes and Fruits in
Theoretically sraed cans,
PRESERVES, Jslliss, SO ,Almonds, Nuts, Raj
sins ard Figs.
CHEESE, Eastern and Western Cutting); Ham,
best Goshen Butter, the best Champagne Cider.
WORCESTERSHIRE and Oyster Sauce. pickle 6
of every description, Pepper Sauce and Tomato
Catsup, By the gal on or dozen.
All Of which cHsr at the lowest possible
nOa GNU ~ JOHNSON & NAGLE.
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THE RAILROAD CONNECTIONS THREAT
ENED.
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TERROR OF TIE PEOPLE OF sAvAs-
NAH.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

MASSEY. COLLINS & CO.'S
vi PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE.
We have Just received a supply OF the above Ale,
which wo recommend to be of q very superior quail
ity. Persons Wishing to purchase. by making i'm
mediate application, oan be furnished.
ARMY & SHlNN,
NOT GEORGETOWN.
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~ Suffers WANTED,

Suffers WANTED.
NREAT ADVANTAGES to be found by SUIT
les, and dealeIs q Boots and Shoes, st the 1f0n
NEW YORK WI LESALE BRANCH
HOUSE, 34S Pennsy lyanis avenue, 10, cry
Jsnney's Shoe store.J -
We msDufscture our own Goods, and sell at
Nsts York prices. thereby saving freight.
Having constantly on hand large stock, We can
supply ~ q momeIts notioe. any quantity desired.
A large sssortment offs sole High-cut Shoes, and
Long-eg Boots.
Suffers literally dealt with.
A cal from al dealers solicited.
no Lin WHITEHOUSE & UNCKLEs.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
TIE PARTICULARS OF THEIR CAPTURE.

TIE SEIZURE OF MEssRs. MASON AND
sLIDELL.
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The CANTERBURY HALL Entertainment Budget
announced elsewhere, will attract attention. This
cosy resort with 10 qualifications attractions, has
eeeoms imnenseiy popular desefvediy.
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crResTr cobRr Yesterday, after the Star went
Ing Of testimony was commenced 10 the Avenue
House case. John c. HARNESS was pitt upon the
stand and began his testimony fslative to the con-
sruction Of the Avenue House, its measurement,
&c. To-day the examination Of Mr.. Harkness
was resumed, and the Cross exa mination 10 In
Progress, Mr.. Brent conducting 1t.
HORSE OvKRsoARp This morning a horse,
which for several days has been straying about
the market space, was driven into the canal by
some mischeivous persons. The police were
notified, and the animal rescued from his perilous
position.
GRAND LARcKNY-This morning, Chas Nc
laugh was arrested by patrolman Skippon for
the larceny Of a gold watch from q sutler. ~
was taken before Justice Barnacle, who commit
ted him to jail for court The watch was found
on his person.
ODp PILLOWS HALL-To-night, another large
distribution Of splendid gifts by the Campbell
oftheir capital entertainments. See their inviting
announcement elsewhere. 60 and see Richard
Third" and get gift!
HERMANN, the renowned Prestidigitateuf-that
IL the way the affair q spelt, we believe-opens
bis budget Of wonders on Monday night at the
Theater. Reserved seats can be obtained at the
Box Office.
SAILS TO-DAY William Blanchard, Consul
to Melbourne, Australia, sails to-day from New
York for Liverpool, in the steamer City Of New
York, and thence to his destination.
SEK ADVERTISEMENT of house, with four rooms,
In Washington or Georgetown, wanted In an
other column.
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NOTICE TO SOLDIERS.

T. NOTICE 10 SOLDIERS.
Il HE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY will
make remitances for soldiers 20 thor families az
p. oes reached toy their Express, a. ohArgs of IS
The money, whether gold or, Treasury notes,
Or 0uld be- enclosed IN an envelope, and securely
seated, with the full address including town, post
ofhos aod state Of the person TO whom to be sent,
and the amount lexibly marked thereon.
To insure prompt delivery, the IS cents charge
should be pre- paid.
When facilities for enveloping and sealing the
money In separate parcels are not At hand in
ps, the several sums to be RENTED. that may
be collected By Chspisin+ Of Regiments. or other
persons volunteering 10 do this service for the sol
dIers desiring 70 send home their pay, Will be re-
eelyed in brlk at any Of the principal Offices Of the
Company.
These sums, accompanied with the full address,
90 above required, Of the persons for whom in
tended, will be RENTED 70 the respective oon-
sgnees. at place in the loyal States at the same
rate of ohsrgr, ths reby saving 70 the sender the
trouble Of ppttins in separate packages.
Suitable blanks for th- above purpose have been
prepared and will be furnished, with explanations,
~ anJ OF the ofioes Of the Company.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
Washington. Oor. 80. 1851. 90 SHlm
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IrnIA RuRRRR RIANKKrs

INDIA RUBBER BLANKETS.
Nolc IS yoxr Time TO Bay.
5,r0 Rubber Blankets, Z feet long, feet wide, at
S2E0 each,
5000 Rubber Blankets, 8 fest long. feet wide, at
9l each,
1000 Rubber Blankets and Poneho combined, for
- each.
Attic Tsdia Rabbtr Wa,shoxss, 30s Pa avenue,
between 9Th and 10Th SITS. no LII
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By MARSHALL & PAGE, Auctioneers,
SO2 LA ST., HHdsy Odd FslIotc,' Vail

By Sossk "a ..a ga 5AH f:s a1S' Ra
=; = 200 j, HsfsimeI county Cheese,
i hhds E En- Il ia isI1sn tT Tolssss ..
% tl.roes hne Sugar Cured Hams,
10 Oh SITS QolonE Tea,
ISS .Sols 6Osss R.l'l-s
100 boxes prime Valencia Rafsins,
g "ss'f sIslEEI n AhIER %slnu..,
100 cases ported Brandy Cherries,
r. h oIs, pn Tmnao BRANDY feeohes'
Also ana oompo.. ...ortmsu. of kind.
. Of Me.ts in sealed cans,
MARsH sos s: 4 pAsG ,s,s. a. u ts5B
oBa Gntj Odd FtiIows' Hall.
lust ARRIVED, di, cot from an Eastern Auo,
BEDsTEhDs, which were, bought low for cash H
alsrre assortment Of HousersePinS hIsiSiss. WIN
.. 10. Furniture Dealer, 3! 5 sass ss.1!i
BUTTER!
for sale sHtsr and
Auctionesrs and Commlsslon Merchants,
no Cor. south slde Pa. av. and 9Th ct.
IL NOT TO BE BEAT,
Worsted Good, prisins Hoe1:, son tags, Coats,
Cloeks, Sleeves, Hosiery, c., 30, Also, received
# iP sS, sS,2s sn aS' ;Rt Gsi n 5
is but one and he lowest p-ioe '"N'''
no 1ssr No 1l4 9TH f sSHTfSs sRf II
g DIE r g PAY.
any plsoe the lines of their Express, at charge
Sr hGt
TO places r,achsd By connecting Expresses. he
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lust RECEIVED
y 10 hhds. prime Porto Rico SUGARS
LEO bbls. Old Rye WHISKY,
% Sbis. Crushsd and Refined s6GAka.
% bags Rio and Java COFFEE,
10 hhds. dow pTiced) MOLASSES.
Fer sale by JOHN J. BOGUE % IL
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EVERY FAMILY, As WE'LL As EVERY
SOLDIER. SHOULD ALWAYS HAVE
A BOTTt Z ON HAND.
This sIepershon l. an ipfsllibls EIts,lsl or In
B Misses, Sores, Sprsins, RlnEwo Canker,
Psinters Collie, pysentery. Liver ComPlsint,
Teeshanhe, Heedsohes, Colds, Coughs, Bruises,
Fever and Ague, Cholera, DO.
The PAIN CURER In entirely vegetable In ITS
compositions, and may be ssed ct al times with
perfect .3fety; Full directisns ACCOMPANY each
~ JOsEPHs 8. FRYE.
SALKM, MASS.
For aala BIZ al prncipAl Drurglsta. nol-lms
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FURrHzR PosrPoxxnEsr-The case Of H.
Van Vslkenberg, whose arrest upon q sertous
charge (that Of having In his possession q horse
said 70 Dc stolsn) some weeks ago, was Get for trial
Yesterday, before Justice Dom. Circumstances
prevented hearing Of the case, and the TRIAL was
postponed ull Thursday next, when all the par
ties sse expected 10 be ready for Trial.
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CENTRAL GuARDHousE CAsEs-B,fors Js,,ie.
IAompson:-Chas. West, drunk and disorderiy;
med % l2-for carrying a concealed weapon;
s2l.f2 Jas smith, drunk and disorderly; work.
house 30 days VIM. Rodgers, do turned over
70 TOE military. VIM Flaming. do; OIL s.. Pat.
rick Howe, do; 81 so. Peter Wilkinson, do
woIkho1se 10 days. John Williams, disorderly;
81 81. Samuel Forman, drunk and disorde,Iy,
81 So Margaret johnson, do workhouse "a
days John Lomax, profanity; do 30 DAYS. G
n Sovell, drunk; 81 o.. Richard Lawson, do
aud disorderlyi 81 0e Frederick Won Kruval,
B. Vitzham, do; % IL each. WIN. cutbbert
turned over 10 the military
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-16

INTERESTING SCENE AT JUSTICE Doys,s Ian,
night young man, who gave his name an B. C.
Rice, called upon Justice Dom for a detective to
go with him 70 recover s42, which be said was
stolen from him bya girl at Madam Dupre's fancy
establishment In Marble alley. No detectives
being present, two patrolmen were sent with him
to arrest the party. they did 30, and brought up
Cora Miller who he said sat upon his knee, at the
house, and was the only one who could have taken
the money. The witnesses were Of the most re-.
liable character, and stood up like sodiersn ias
most Of them happened to be, by the wayD In de.
Tense Of Cora's Innocence; and one, lieutenant,
acted a. counsel for her, as well az witness, and
plead like Philadelphia lawyer In her behalf
His oraIen enrontery, however, was not needed
The evidence fully cleared the GIRL and she was
dismissed. Pennsylvanians who were present al
the magistrates ONCE expressed modification at
the manner In which the old keystone State was
misrepresented by the conduct Of such officers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-16

CARLorTA PArrI's CONCERT - This event
which 10 20 take place on Tuesday night, is anti
cipated with intense interest by connoisieurs aud
all who enjoy taste for music, as on that occa.
sion the latest and certainly Of the mcst sue
cessful) musical celebrities Of the age 10 to make
her nrst appearance In this city Carlotta Patti 10
unhesitatnglv pronounced, by some Of the most
reliable critics we have, to be the most thorough
artistic OF singulsrly-gifted musical family She
10 possessed Of pure soprano voice Of great COM
pass and hexibility, reaching to r alto with ease
elearness and precision. IL was under her imme-
diate supervision that Adelina prepared herself
for her brilliant position upon the operate stage
sphere In which Carlotta herself mich have IA
pired to the very highest rank, had not an acct
dent In Infancy resulted In a slight lameness,
which incapacitated her for the assumption Of
characters In the lyric drama, while Il initiates
In no degree whatever against the effect Of her
enors In The concert room but, on the contrary
al once secures the tender sympathy and consid-
Grafton Of the audience.
The Concert will be given at the Tenth-street
Baptist church, and the programme will be found
replete with musical gems; introducing besides
Miss Patti, Madame Strakosch, Signor Centemeri
"a baritone Of acknowledged reputatIon) and Mr.
Henry Sandeson, the young American pianist
Carl Schreiner is the musical director and con-
ductor
Those who have never heard Madame stra-
kosch In her exquisite renderings Of popular bal
lads will be gratihed to learn that she will con-
tribute Kathleen Mavoureen " and Rataplan by
Malioraa to the delights of the occasion. we
would advise all 20 secure their seats fmmedi.
ateIy, at Metzerotps music store.
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KNEES NATIONAL CIRcus.-There will be two
performances at the Circus masisss at two
O'Clock, and gas-hght demonstration IN the
evening. These matinees are popular, and are
Of great convenience 10 ladies and children. Mr..
Melville, the Australian rider, win appear In bis
great obstacle act On Monday, the real Ella
Zoyara, the sensation equestrienne, will make
her debut In Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-16

An EASY sUnkcr FOR THIEVES Yesterday
afternoou Patrolmen Leach aud Fenwick picked
up John Baker, Of the 9th Maine Regiment, In a
lumber yard, where he was lying dunk, Scat
tered around him was his money, amounting 10
sss; besides which he had upon bis person val
liable watch. He was taken 20 the Central Guard
house and turned over 10 the Provost Guard. He
claimed 10 be an assistant surgeon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-16

RELEAsKD ON SECURITY .-Yesterday, Chris.o.
pher Boyle, whose arrest by the Provost uard
we mentioned day or two ago, was turned over
20 Justice Dom for examination and Yesterday
after partial hearing, the justice released him on
bail In the sum OF $500 to appear for further hear
Ing before him on rhursday next, upon the
them facilities for desertion. Mr. Reuben Col.
lins became his security.
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Z S-I0u.s 8. fPEEEasssG SRY NOTES, yA.oA
will be supplied % per 70 our customers, free Of
vii Sc reeei, cd 90 dsRoslt IS specie. :
SWEENY, RITTENHOuSE, FAINT CO.,
oc i9-im bankers. 352 Pa av.. near Browns.
Suffers AND TRADERS-Ginger
Bread packed in bsrre.s or boxes With care and
dfspatoh By J. FIRTH, the only regular Cake
Baker in the bakery line. Cash must sccompany
al osders. gOsEPH FIRTH,
non-sv " FSiisas isis,Ps,
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PHILADELPHIA Provision STORE Mr., fhos
X w ilson, whose advertisement will be found
elsewhere, has opened frst class provision store
1t ll9 Pennsylvania avenue, between Nineteenth
and Twentieth streets an Institution which must
prove great convenience 10 residents in that
part OF the city He will have on hand fresh and
constant supplies Of hne poultry, game, beef.
mutton, &c, with fruit and bles In season:
ana his stock Of butter and cheese probably can.
not De surpassed in quality or cheapness az be has
unusual facilities for procuring these articles from
the eat dairies
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RELIsIous L. w. Bates, President Of the
Maryland Conference, has been, during q weel
past engaged In his oncial visitston Of the vari.
Gus stations Of the Methodist Protestant Church In
the vicinity Of the District. The church In Alex
andria will be reopened for regular service by the
pastor, Rev. J. r. Ward, who we had the pleas
ure Of meeting In this city on Tuesday last, max.
ing arrangements 70 resume bis charge.
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A enthusiastically, an old gentleman
came 20 this city % his son, and received from
him $40. Meeting with q courteous stranger at
the depot, he made his acquaintance, and the DO
Likeness OF the latter 20 won upon the old gentle
man that be readily changed q $40 bill 70 accom-
modate bis new friend. On separating, however,
the old man found he had been didaied a. the
note he had changed was worthless-one Of the
notorious Columbia Bank issue.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-08
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

PROTECTED RY ROYAL LETTERS rArENr
Prepared from 20 prescription Of Sir D. C1rke ~ d.,
Ihysieiai Extraordinary 70 The Queen
This invaluable medicine IS uuhilug iu the Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
constitution ssubect Il modcrates all excess and
an obstncdons,and speedy may be relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. Il will in a short time bring ON
the monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterieits
These Ts sl0ud not b. faken By iio'acs during The
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, hey
10 bring Miscarriage, bet at any other time hey
are safe
In all cases OF Nervous aud Spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion, Palpta
ton of the Heart Mysteries, aud Whites, these Pills will
effect a cure when all other have failed, and al
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calome
anthony, any thing hurtfu to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, tLate l. c. Baldwin a Co.,)
Rochester, y. Y.
B.--Sl00 and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent will insure bottle containing over so
pills, by return mail.
For sale by L. F. PrEnoE, Montpelier, Wholesale Agt
for Vermont. $500
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-08

THOSE CANTATAs.-We would call atten-
ton to the advertisements in another column
Of the Concerts of which we spoke last week
The first, The Flower Queen" is to be per-
formed at Washington Hall on Friday even
ing, The second, Z" The Haymakers," is to
be sung on Tuesday evening atthe same place.
We have been present at some of these re-
hearsals, and can safely say to the lovers of
good music that there is rich treat IA store
for Them on Friday and Tuesday evenings
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-08
COUGHS AND COLDS COUGHS AND COLDS
eKAsoNAHLB ADVICE.

Let no one neglect a cold Or slight cough Thous-
auds doing have had cold added % another, until
the mucous membrane lining the air passages. has be-
excessively irrtated ard permanently thick
encd and chronic cough, chronic pneumunia, and
consumption successfully gailop along The best time
all this is when il begins Ifyou fortunate
20 possess a case Of Humphreys SPECIFIC HoMKoP-
REMEDIES and nyou do not you ought 20 at once
take CoUGu Put and then three pills per DAY
with renewed exposure, ul bring yol al right
in day two.
II your cough has got further along then and
more patience is necessary flr cure though 10 lies 10 the
same direction. Our advice is TO keep TIE feet warm,
the head cool, and take Humphreys HoNEorArHIc
CoUGH PILLs.
Price, rs cents per box. Six boxes for 81
by mail o express, free Of charge, receipt Of
the uuee Address DIR +. HUMPHREY & CO.,
No. 562 Roadway New York.
See advertisement iu another column. $40
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TINE the f,7.o Test,-EXPERIENCE the best GUIDE
AN OLD STANDARD REMEDY.


monary Complaints, the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM,
which has maintained its high reputation nearly forty
years. and is rccommendedby many Of the eaHe,
phgsiciaus and gentlemen ia the country among whom
are Rev Josiah Litch, Phila Rev DR.. Lyman Beecher,
New York the late Prot Leonard Woods, Andoyer
Theological Seminary D. p. thompson, former Secre-
tary Of State, Vt Drs. Merrill. Perry, Abel Parker,
Berry, and NANNY others by the Press, and by the
largest aud oldest dealers IN drugs and medicines IN the
United States aud Canada.
Ertrncfs fran letters rcceirod from Physicians.
81 with confidence recommend II superior 10 any
other preparation for the above complaints. at has
superiority every kind Of medicine used, and has
been used for lung complaints with wonderful success
II am satisfied 10 valuable medicine. "lt is safe,
convenient, and very eihcacious medicine TO my
knowledge Il has dsapp the reasonable
prctitions OF those who have used IT," 81 confidently
recommend It's use in an complaints Of the chest,
equal If superior To any other medicine within my
knowledge" "Of all the principal remedies used for
coughs satisfied yours is the best and hope il viii
be better known and more generally used 81 have
prescribed your basam and regard it the most yalu
able and effective remedy within my knowledge"
Pice,--Suan size 81 cts.i Large size, 81 BE care
td 10 GET tte gelNe, which prepared only By REED,
CUTLER co, Boston, and sold by dealers general.
~ 23fS
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WM. ?. DOWNING !
Washington, Feby IA, AID, 1861. 36aS
= T AT T. OF V T. r NJ o n T
y WAsHINGTON DIsTKICT. SIS.

~ WAoulNhlO4N bAo nv ~ 90
In Probate Court holden az Montpelier, within and
for aid district on the 1914 day Of February, d. 1851
An instrument purporing to be the last will and tes-
lament Of Jacob Bennett late Of East Montpelier in said
district deceased, being presented TO the court by A, D.
Arms, the person having the custody Of the same for
probate it ordered by said court that all persons
corned therein be notified 10 appear at session Of said
court TO be holden al the Probate Office in Montpelier
the 10Th day Of March, A. d. 1851 and show cause il
any they may have, against the probate OF said will for
which purpose IL is further ordered, that copy OF the
Montpelier previous said time appointed Tor bfar-
ing true copy OF record.
3730 Attest, 4. II. MERRILL, Judge.