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LATEST NEWS !
Nav York, june IL.

nav wan HNeff 80
Tie brig Hattie Jackson has arrived
here prize 70 the blocka1ing squadron
OF Savannah and vas bound there from
Maianzas uith molasscs.
She vas captured BY the United States
steamer Union after Use hours chase. A
confederate Gag was found on board.
Tic Minnesota and Union we're 81 sa-
ysnnah, the former would soon leave for
Hampton roads.
The wabash and Fig were on Charles.
ton.
LorisNILLE, june III.
The Charleston Mercury gives tie con.
fo.lerau loss 1t Great Bethel, a. / Z killed.
The Savannah Republican Of the llh
inst, says thai a large number Of Federal
troops landed on The lih instant at Hill
ton Head Their object is not known.
WHEgLlSG, June H.
In the Convention to-day, Mr. Pier
point Of Marion county made strong
speech in favor Of the declaration Of the
motion Of Mr.. Dorsey Of Monongahela.
The declaration was ordered TO third
reading
Mr.. Carlisle obtained leave to report an
ordinance for recognizing the financial
bureau Of Tie State, by which no sheriff
q other depository Of the public funds
shall be permitted, on the penalty Of loss
ot Office, to pay money to the Richmond
authorities or amy but the authorities
proper to be provided.
Mr. Dorsey moved that his declaration
be put upon its passage, and called for the
ayes and nays, with the following result
Ayes, &c, not vote being east IN the
negative.
A special dispatch from Grafton Of yes
tcrday says there is a gradual concentra-
ton Of forces in the direction of Philippi
A messenger has just arrived from Phil
lippi and states that the Federal scouts
have discovered the rebels marching To-
wards that point
The federal troops expect an attack
from them In the morning.
WASHINGTON, June IL.
Col. Stone and command have quiet pos
session Of Leesburgh Cars are running
fourteen miles on the Alexandria and Lees
burrh Railroad
The route is expected to be open BY TO-
morrow for pattcrson's division.
The war department has ordered the re-
building Of Harper's Ferry bridge, and the
work Is to be done in FIVE days.
An advance upon Fairfax Court House
is probable. Sealed orders to the Goth
New York regiment and 2nd Connecticut
regiment indicate this.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Arrivals at the yAnderlp House. from June
9Th 10 June l3;h
W. Galusha, Arlington, W. H. Hoyt, do,
Arson Buck, do, Franklin Buck, do, D. 6.
barney, do, Geo. Damon, do, s. T. Burton, al
bany, John v. Hall, Bennington, n. b. Hall,
do, Vim IT. Shepard do, NJ. A. Ford, do, Paul
NJ Sanders, DO, A. 2 Lyman, Do, Eli Henry,
do. Thos McDan.es, do, Alex. Nj. Huliug, do,
g. sihley do, T. /. Fuller, do, II. F. Dewey,
DO, T. b, Henry, North Bennington, L. c. kel-
logg, Benson, Geo. s Slate, Bellows Falls, l., A.
Grant. do, J. n Fisk. Boston, Mass, NJ Hill
lizard, Dandy, II, II Cook, do, W, III Beebe
Dorset, r. BaYney, DO, j. i. Butler, Jamaica,
II II. Wheeler, do, John Hawkins and Wife,
Lausinehargh, n u. Amori Benson, Landgroye,
A. " Preston, No Adams, Mass, ]. B. Bromley,
PaRlei. T. G. Miekham, do, Il. Andrus and
Lady, do, r. y. Potter, do, John T. Bonce,
Rutland, Thos S Becbe, Rupert, A. = Fuller,
Londonderry. Wm J. Hamilton, Sandglie, W.
q Parker. SauAgale, Renbcn, Hurd, do, Smith
Peek, Do, r naalle, do, N. Mattison, Shafts
bary, Russell stone, do, Il, +. DIN, do, \.
Aliillagoa. Sc. SALISBURY, o. Hall, Stanford,
h. b Fuller, Readshoro, Caleb Willis, do, +. L,
Bowen, d.. \. p. Squires, Troy, n. T., II, c.
Staples, do, H. n. Xix. Nottingham, Jas. NJ.
Tyler, Wilmington, c. \. Davenport, DO, NJ.
IA hWiCAkth~s AtNAuNt ~ Is IL " lAAAaNf AT
llngton. IT. u. Iinr3, De-, J. \. b. Thomas, DO,
y Canheld, do, z H. Garfield, do. y. NJ. Rob-
inscn. Bennington, Chas. G. Benton, DO, NJ w.
Lawrence. do, NJ l. Pettec, do, 4. Mlnet, DO.
A D Gardner. DO. Jas Il. Meacham, do. New
ton Stone. do. s. r Holley, Dorset, DR.. S. Ma
son, Do. r d Story, Claremont, n. H., D. Ar
mold, Londondtfry. J, W Drake, New York
City. J nspgood, Peru, Merritt Barter, Pownal,
S. Is Gardner, de-. A. G, Parker, do, ". II
follesi, Readsboru, Wm Breck, Rochester, n.
y. Miss Mary Bresk. do. Chas. P, Perry New
York City, Horace Allen. Rutland. 4 b. Ma,ti-
son. Sunderland, g. Bradley, do. Chauneey j
Hari, Sanagaie. @ S. cAswell. SALISBURY, Ma.
than Bottom, do. W D. McLAnce. Union VII
IAge, n. u, Rev. David Hyde, stephentown,
Ny.
TnE EoeIxox nousE
CsummsT Hotel, opeu from June Is 10 Nov. l5.
+ Edeerton, Rutland. l. G. 0rvis, New York
O. W Hartman, Bennington, ] r Robinson
DO. Y. p. Tainisr. New York. Edward P. HAr.
yxy. New York Rev J. L. Dadies. Middletowu
Com, Mrs Dudley. DO, Joseph Sands. Nov
Yosk. Miss. Sands. do.
NkscHEsTEn wArEK-crEE
ny l. H. sprAgas, ". D.
AP. Grahsm. Bondsills. b. Taller. DO, Chss
p Williams, a., G & WHISTLER, de-, Seth Ia
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A Good thing that Everybody
should Have.
Humphreys Specific Homco-
pathic Remedies.

Lit IF Humphreys Specific Homeopaihic Re,
edies.
Retail price Of single Box, err
No. Flor Fever, Congestion and
inflammation. heat, pain, restlessness,
2.-FOr w OEfn Fever, Worm Collie,
Voracious appetite, wetting the bed,
3.--For collie, teething, crying, and
wakefuness, slow growth, aud fccbleness Of
Infants,
i.-F0r Diarrhea, Of children or adj
uiis, cholera infantum, and summer COM
plant,
5.--EOr Dysentcry, or Bloody Flux,
Collie, GrpiDgs, Bilious Collie, fall dysenlery,
6.-FOT Cholera, cholera morbus, nau.
sea and vomiting asthmatie breathing,
For Coughs, colds, hoarsness, bron-
chitis, influenza and sore throot,
S.-E0r ToOthachc, face-ache, ner-
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D.-FOr Headache, sickheadaches,
vertigo, rush Of blood to the head.
IO.-FOr Dyspepsia, weak, acid, or
deranged stomach, constipation, liver COM
plant,
Ir.-FOr Suppressed HIenSes, or
scanty, or painful, or delaying, Green Sick.
ness,
I9.-Eor LcucOTrhea or Whites, or
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E3.--FoR CRour, hoarse, oroupy cough, diff
iicult and oppressed brcathiuE,
IL. For SALT RHEuM ,crusty eruptions, cry
sipelas. scald head, BARRIERS itch,
E5.-Fon RHEUMATISM, pain, lameness, or
soreness in the chest, back, sides or limbs,
I6,-FoR FEVER AND AGUE, intermittent
fever,
I7.-FoR PiLEs, internal and external,
blind, or bleeding, recent or obstinate,
Es.-FoR OrTHALMY, weak or Innamed Eyes
or Erysipelas, failing or weak sight,
E0.-FoR CATARnn, acute or Chronic, dry
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10. -FoR WnocprSG CouGH, shortening and
palliating it, or spasmodic cough,
9I.--FoR ASTHMA, Oppressed, difficult, la
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22.-FoR EAR DISCHARGES, noise in the
head, impaired hearing, earache,
23.-FoR scRoFuLA, Enlarged glands and
tonsils, swellngs and old ulcers,
91.--FoR GENERAL DEBILITY, physical or
nervous weakness,
35.--FoR DRopsY, Fluid aeeumuIations,
Tumid Swelings, with seanty secretions,
26.-FoR SEA-SrcKNEss, prostration, yerti-
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~. URINARY DISEASES, Gravel. Renal
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2s.-FoR SEMINAL EMISSIONS, and conse-
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Case Of 20 large walls, in morocco, and book
Of directions, s.,
Case Of 20 large yials, plain case, and book
Of directions, A.,
Case Of Is boxes, tNos. to l5,) and book
Of directions, z,
Case Of any six boxes, (Nos. to l5,) and
book Of directions, =
Single boxes, with directions as above, 20
cents, 30 cents, or 81,
For sale at the
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David 0. Gales Estate.


STATE or VERMONT, ! Alta Probate Court
Manchester District, IS. holden at Manches-
ter, in aud for said District, on the 3lst day If
My, A D. 1861.
Present, Hon. H. X. Fowler, Judge.
The Administrator on the Estate Of
DAVID 0. GALE,
late Of Winhall, in said district, deceased, made
application that the time allowed to settle said es
tate be extended one year.
Whereupon it was ordered that said application
be heard at Probate Court to be holden at the
Probate Office, in said Manchester, on the as
Wednesday Of June next, and that all persons in.
terested in said Estate be notified thereof by pub
fishing copy Of the record of this order thre.
weeks successfully in the Manchester Journal
printed at Manchester, which shall be deemed
sufficient notice to all persons to appear and con.
test said application, if they see cause.
II. K. FOWLER, Judge.
4 true copy Of record
3w2 Attest, II. X. FOWLER, Judge.
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NOTICE.

BURR s. BURTON SEHLNART.
TUE ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of BuRa & BcR-
Il TON SEMINARY will take place IN the Cox
0REdArIoNAL CnuEcu, IN Manchester, on
Wednesday Evening, July Ioth.
The exercises Of the evening will commence pre-
cisely at seven o'clock No pains will be spared
TO render the entertainment as pleasing and at
tfactiye as in former years. Owing TO the c0ndi-
ton of our country, our numbers are SMALL but
what we lack in numbers we viii endeayor to
make up in earnest manly effort
We extend cordial invitation to the patrons
Of the Institution aud the public generally, hop
ing to be able to make the exercises so profitable
and pleasing that one will 60 away feeling that
bis time or money has been spent in vain.
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5O-AE g.

List of Patent Medicines for sale
AT THE
DRUG STORE.
DR. Il. p. Aliens Tonic Tonic R R',sss.
Rheumatic and Nerve Rem.
Dysentery Syrap.
Bilious Pills.
DR.. Seth Arnold's Sugar Coated Pills
" :" Cough Killer.
/" 4" Balsam.
DR.. Z. Wings Magic Ointment
I" - Eminent
!" Cough Balsam
DR.. Jaynes' Expectorant
Liniment.
Alternative
4" Vermifuge.
Sauitve Pills.
Hair Tonic.
i" Carminnatiye,
Hunnewell's Tolu Anodyne.
Universal Cough Remedy.
Motifs Vegetable Liver Pills DR.. Herrick' IS
Sugar Coated Pills Dir. Bakers Pills Ayres
Pills. Brandreh's Pills; DR.. A. Whites Eye
Water; Dr. Isaac Thompson's Eye Water; DR..
J. Pettt's American Eye Salye Stoughton
Bitters; Langley's Bitters; N. II. Downs Vege-
table Elixir; Weeks Magic Compound, DR.. Will
cox's Pulmonary or Cough Balsam; Brown s
Bronchial Troches; Composition or Daphoretic
Powder; Hot Drops or No 6 Godfrey's Cordial
Bateman's Drops; Mrs. Winslow's Soothing sy-
rup; Querus Cod Liver Oil DR.. VIM. Halls
Balsam for the Lungs; Scoyile's Blood and Liy-
er Syrup; Panderson's Condition Powders; llar-
vell's Condition Powders; Humphrey Ointment
Osborn's Golden Ointment; lIenry's Vermont
Eminent Peruvian Syrup Mexican Mustang
Eminent; Grifith's Plasters; llerrick' Pasters
Liquid Cutcle; Liquid 0podeldoc; Jonas Whit
combs Remedy for the Asthma British Oil ;
Seditz Powders Parsons Vermin and Insect
Exterminator; Wauregan Salt Rheum Remedy
Balm Of Zanthorea; Rexford's Medieated Ginger
Bread Nuts; Lobela Herb; ] j. Griftith's Com
pound Syrup Briar Root; DR.. Bakers Pain Pan
acea; Mountain Rose Fragrant Stimulanti Cobb's
Family Salve Oriental Tooth Paste Shaker
Auodyne Lyons Katharon; Prof Barry's Tri-
copherous Prof Motifs Hair Inyigoratort
SpaHlding's Glue; Green Mountain Cement; Wis
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry; Kenndy's Discoy-
cry; Marshal's Catarrh Snuff Professor Elmer's
Ointment; Doct N. G. Whites Pulmonary Elixir.
Manchester, May %, 1861.
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Notice.

Y3 HEREAs ny wife. CYNTHIA L. 0DELL,
w has left my bed and board without just
cause o. prosocation hereby forbid All persons
harboring or trusting her on my account
CHARLES G. ODELL.
Manchester, June 10, 1861 .--3w8
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DEATHS.

Ia East Dorset. June 9th, Miss Hannah AM
Bowen, Oldest daughter q Andrus Bowen
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Bleetre-C Chemical aud Ncdicatcd
Ba tins.

Il il under the immediate care and direction Of
T.. 81. SpragsIe, ~. d., who from the sue-
cess which has attended Bis practice for tho past
Eighteen years, feels confident in Offering bis SER
vices ia this capacity, that he can restore the
bloom q Health 10 many a faded cheek and ei-
feet permanent cure Of many diseases which hay
baiIiel the skill 81 ordinary practitioners.
For particulars and circular, free Of charge,
Address L. H. sPRAGUE, NJ. D.,
MANCHESTER, VT
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BEEF BEEF =!

THE subscriber would inform BIS ol1customers
! and the public generally, that be viii con
tiuue the Buscbering business At bis cid stand
and Is prepared to furnish Meats d 81 kinds q,
lou prices. Fl r. uTLEY
Manchester, Nsy .. 1851
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TINE village Sewing ety sin meet at Mn
4 Nanderhp's, Thursday evening, 20th inst.
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DIR. Y. BUTTON,
ID g II & / g e

Permanently located at Hoosick Falls, n 7.
REFERENCES
II. K McLAyE, NJ. D., Hoosick Falls
b. c. BRowNELL, No Pownal,
GENERAL PORTER, So, Pownal
II. H. HATHoRy, Union Hall, Saratoga Springs.
Dr. b will be at Woodworh's Hotel, Airing
ton, on Tuesday and Wednesday Of each week,
till further notice 2tf
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NTHEBEAs my wife, JULIA JANE. has left
w MS BED and board. without just cause or
proyocaiioa, hereby forbid all persons harbor-
ing Or trusting Der 90 uy account.
CHARLES G. BECENITH
Landgrore VT, jane lTth l6Gl-5wi
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MANCHESTER WATER CURE.

THIS INSTITUTION is nov open for the re-
! cepiion Of Patients. rs BATHING facilities
embrace every modern improvement for the Med
zeal application Of Water, together sith
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Prices Of Piano Cased.

The Oldest Establishment IL tsS n. s.. sa-
plogiag 200 .nea, ami faialiag 50 Instruments
peg " eek.
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NANcNEsTTn WATER-ct m
n II So. NJ d

4 p Graham. Bondtills. b, Taller. DO, Chss
p Williams, A., c G Nhesler, de-, Seth Tai-
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pIecedented speculation. The Govern ment
has been the victim of more than one con-
spiracy, and remarkable combinatirns have
been formed to rob the treasury. The pro.
fits on the sale OF arms to the Government
have been enormous, and realized too in
many instances, even by our own citizens,
through system OF brokerage as unprin-
cipled and dishonest as uniriendly to the
success and welfare of the nation as the
plotting of actual treason.
The Government and the several States
entering the market in active and direct
competition, stimulating it is true to some
slight extent and temporarily, the importa~
ton and manufacture of arms, but scarcely
compromising for a general profigacy in
the expenditure OF the public treasure.
The Committee examined into army sup.
plies and say that in the Western Depart
ment especially, acquisitions have supplied
the place OF contracts. The Committee say
that ID the purchase of cattle there has
oeen gross acknowledgement and in the pur-
chase OF horses and wagons, &c,t hey find
great irregularities. The Committee also
say man by the name of Wood, enjoying
the confidence OF the President, was APP
pointed Commissioner OF Public Buildings,
place requiring not only great business
capacity but unfinching integrity, and that
wood, from his own declarations made
himself an instrument for plundering the
government. The Committee in discharge
OF their duty made representation of the
facts to the Executive, but before any ac-
ton was taken the Government was re-
lieved by his resignation.
The Committee next approach the SUBJ
Ject OF notifications at st. Louis. The
circumstances surrounding this work being
OF the most extraordinary character and
marked by extravaganza, recklessness, in-
subordination and fraud. They express the
hope that some means may be found to
make the parties to the atlocious contract,
dlsgorge the sums Out of which the Gov.
eminent has heen defrauded and that the
laoorers who have done the work on the
faith OF the Government will not longer be
delayed in receiving their just dues. The
committee found that most astounding and
unblushing frauds had been perpetrated in
the purchase OF horses and mules.
Bark Island City sailed to-day for Fort
Monroe with $50 Hatteras prisoners re.
leased by Government.
EXECUTIVE SESSION-PROCL AVIATION
OF GENERAL PHELPS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is. Business of the
Senate in executive session has been con.
fined to referring TO appropriate committees
the appointments made by the President
during recess of Congress and heretofore
abolished.
The proclamation Of General Phelps ct
Ship Island is condemned by all classes Of
politicians. 1t was his individual act and
must therefore be regarded accordingly.
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THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.


There are some reasons for believing that
the reports of such deficient crops in Ire
land as would cause famine there are
greatly exaggerated. Sir ROBERT PEEL,
who was appointed Chief Secretary for
Ireland, some four months ago, and evil
IDENTIFY entered into Office with the intention
of doing his duty, conceived it desirable
and even necessary for him to visit remote
parts of the island, in order to become per-
sonally acquainted with the wants and
wishes of the people, their characteristics
and position, their modes and means of
living, and their condition and prospects.
His tour, which was commenced in Galway
and extended thence along the coast, all
round the north of Ireland to Belfast, ena-
bled him, he says, to derive from personal
observation more information than could be
collected from whole files of parliamentary
reports. In speech at Belfast, now the
commercial capital of Ireland, Sir ROBERT
PEEL words were:
can confidently assert that the reports and
rumors which have been circulated about a
famine in this country have been greatly eX-
aggerated. speak on the authority of per-
sonal observation. / leave those who can
write in the secluded districts of Connaught
the task of refuting, if they can, what l know
to be true. In Sligo, in Donegal, l hear very
different accounts from those which l had been
led to believe, and from personal observation
in Mayo and Galway, and from letters have
received, l am assured that nothing of the
kind that was aledged exists. Of course, l am
ready to admit, with every gentleman in this
room, that there has been comparative fail.
ure in the potato crop, and that food will be
dear, but scarcity of food is not necessarily
famine, and it is very easy to understand the
interested motives of some who are anxious to
gain public applause by fegned zeal for the
public in spreading about these exaggerated
rumors. Now. must say, as far as l myself
am concerned, do not find that these appre-
tensions are in any way likely to be realized.
Taking this as an official declaration, it
will be seen that the Chief Secretary of
ireland, VIRTUALLY its lulor, for the Viceroy
is only lay.fgure in the pageant,) strong
ly denies that a famine is at all likely, this
year. There has been comparative fail
ure in the potato crop, whereby the price
of food will be advanced; but PEEL treats
the idea of famine in Ireland as preposter-
GUS and false.
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Short Session of the Legislature.

The Mortified Telegraph advocates a short
session for the coming Legislature. That will
be agreeable to all the constituents. Make the
session as short as practicable and lessen ex-
penses..--State Nt,cs.
We fully endorse the above. All the reports
of the executive departments will be printed
and upon the desks of members at the opening
of the session greatly facilitating business
and if the Legislature shall so will it, the ses-
sion need not be lOng.--Sl. Paul Press.
"And if the Legislature shall SO will it,
is the point upon which the question OF a
long or short session will depend. That
the necessary legislation Of the State can
be effected in thirty days, no one will doubt;
but that it WiU be done in that time is quite
another thing.
just before the annual assembling OF the
Legislature, we have always noticed in the
presses of the State an earnest desire for q
short session, but for all that, the extreme
limit of the law is generally reached before
an adjournment takes place, and we shall be
very much surprised if it is not the case
this year.
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The Versatile Officer,

The Mankato Record of last week, con-
tains description, not at all Aattering, OF
Special Indian Agent Geo. E. FL. Day, Esq,
of st. Anthony, and his operations among
the aborigines. We copy one paragraph :
Our citizens will remember that during a
few days sojourn in this place, he took an &C.
tive part in prayer meetings, pettifogged a
case of selling whiskey to an Indian, and de-
livered an address to the Sabbath School chill.
dren-all of which demonstrate a happy fac
ulty possessed by Day of suiting himself to
any and every occasion.
Notwithstanding the above evidences of
versatile genius, often so necessary in from
tier life, the Record says 1--WE do think
the government interests require his further
attention, and his services may safely be
dispensed with" This is strange con-
clusiOn.