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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

M Il THE UNDERSIGNED BEING AP-
pointed by the Hon Probate Court for the District Of
Marlboro Commissioners to eNarsne and adjust all claims
and demands Of all against the Estate Of JAMES
DAVIDSON, late Of Warisboro IN said District, deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited in offset therefor
and six months the 10Th day OF August 1861 being al
lowed for that purpose do hereby give notice that will
attend 10 the business Of said appointment at the dwelling
house Of A. r. NEWELL in Wardsboo, in said District,
the second Mondays OF November and January next from
one to four O'Clock p. NJ. on each Of said days.
LIBERTY WILDER,
JOSEPH HALL, Commissioners
Wardsboro Sent 10. 1S6l.-3g
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TNHE ANNUAL FAIR OF THE WIND
l. HAM COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY will he
held the Slcietys grounds In Newiane the 2nd and Sd
days Of October next The first day will be devoted the
exhibition of Stock Manufactures and Fancy Articles the
second day to the exhibition Of Horses At O'clock the
Society will for choice Of officers aud report Of Commit
tees premiums The several Committees for awarding pre-
mums requested to be present at the meeting Of the
Managers at 10 o'clock Of the first day Two Brass
Bands expected to he in attendance.
Per order Of the Board of Managers.
W. A. SrEDMAN, Secretary.
| Newane, Sept. 10TH 1861.
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Atwood's Quininc Tonic Bi,ters,-The hes
Aromatic Tonic ever offered to the public All Druggists
have it, See Advertisement.
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TEETH. The subscriber having lately returned from
his Southern tour would in calling the attention Of the pub
lie his thanks his patrons generally aud to those
"sPecly who have continued their support for the past
Eighteen years, feeling 1t to be atterng testimonial Of their
confidence in his professional skill
He continues to perform all operations for preserving,
Identifying and restoring the Teeth in his usual careful and
thorough manner.
Teeth inserted on Gold Silver and Rubber with all the late
improvements. Please call. A. ID. PUTNAM.
Drrttleb0ro, May ], lS6l.-lS
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A RARE CHANCE FOR YOUNG MEN.
SEQ MONTH WARRANTED.

WANTED FIVE OR SIX ENERGETIC
w YOUNG MEN, in the Book AGESCY business. A
high commission will be given and the books the cheap
est and the most saabie to be found in the L. 5. Those
dfrdid engage son their hooks will be warranted Qf
believed he well qualified for the busnes) clear $50
month. Two young have recently cleared from $50
$40 month, in the same business Call personality the
subscriber, ut East GuifOrd
MI Those who will invest $50 to 500, in the business
shall have AS liberal discount as the times require
3w3S j. GREENLEAF.
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BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.
THE BEST IN THE JVORL D

w. A. BntchclOr's Splendid Hair Dye is the
Original and only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known.
Instantaneous in its elect does not stain the skin, and in
Vgorates the hair for life. BE careful and other
than til genuine, signed each side Of every boXWAM
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cy Goods Stores everywhere MANDATORY No 81 BARCLAY
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NEW DRESS GOODS,
IN At oRIN sLATE's New York Cash Store
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NEW CANTON FLANNELs,
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NEW HOOP SKIRTS,
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NEW BALMORALS,
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NEW WOOL SHAWLS,
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NEW BROCHE sHAWLS,
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NEW FANCY SILKS,
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NEW BLACK SILKS,
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NEW GLOVES AND HOSIERY,
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NEW CHEMISE YOKES,
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VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE ms. CO.

NoTTCE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1861.
The Members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany are hereby notified that the following assessments have
been made by the Directors all notes in force tn follow
L.. L.. l..
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BLOOD FOOD

is offered certain and retiahie remedy. Differing in
every particular from the patent medicines Of the II
chemical combination of IRON, SULPHUR AND PHOS-
PHOROUS Of very great worth, and many hundreds bear
glad and grateful testimony to the benefits 1t has conferred
them.
CHURCH Il DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New York, are the
sole propetor Of the article aud have in consequence of
fraud attempted upon the public changed the color Of the
outside wrapper from Red to yellow and increased the size
the bottle BE very cautious in buying To that
the fac smile Of their signature the outside Of the wrap
per, as all others counterfeit.
l. N. Thorn, Agent for Brattleboro and vicinity
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Copyright secured
TIE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
FOR FBMALns.
DR.. MlltlSOil's Indian EmmenagOgue.

THIS celebrated Female Medicine, possess
ing virtues unknown Of anything elae of the
kinh, hnl proving eifcc,ud after ali others
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OVER 1000 BOTTLES have now been
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as directed. and without the least injury to
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ties Of three different strengths, with full di.
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closely SEALED, TO all parts Of the country.
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CUITABLE FOR DRY GOODS AND
- Groceries, for sale the lowest at the Book Bind
cry Y. q. EDWARDS.
Aug. II, lS61.-33
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NJ IlLLAHAsssr LEoN Co. Florida July II, 1890.
Al, 70 D hEREcK, Albany N. WY dear Doctor-I write
us ~ inform you Of the wonderful effect Of your Sugar Coat
Gu rus on my elder daughter. For three Yeas has
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IN the judgment d my FRIEND obtained supply Of Messrs
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adopt your Pills as their family medicines.
remain, dear sir, with many thanks
Your obedient servant
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~ OLD FRIENDS n
I'm tho Ttfsht PIaco.
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o bhs'i ANIL LII NAIHAR-
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isfactioni contain nothing lniu-
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with sugar.
Large Boxes 25 centsi Eve
Boxes for One Dollar. Full d.
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PHI before the public.
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LENTS GREAT NATIONAL
CIERCUS.

More Talented Arses, Gymnastc Equestrian and Acrobatc
aud q Finer Stud OF High Trained Horses,
Ponies and Mules
than he found in any other establishment on either side
of the Atlantic, will exhibit at BRATrLEDOHO, THURSDAY
SEPT 2GrII, Afternoon aud Evening. Admission only 20
Foot passengers visiting the entertainments
Will be passed over the Bridge without charge.
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NOTICE. IN CONSEQUENCE OF A
change in business all NOTES and ACCOUNTS due
must be settled Immediately. H. HASTINGS.
April ]. lS6l.--lfl4
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, IItFFIcN "a n ID SIrcnHthening I'In stcrs cure
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ec the wearer u Inconvenience and each will
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Herrcks Sugar Coated Pills and Kid Plasters sold by
Druggists and Merchants in all parts Of the United States
Canads and South America and may be obtained by calling
for them by thsir full name. DR.. L. r. HERRICK Co.,
1yis3G Albany N y
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certain, safe AMI for Rheumatism, Neural
ga AMI Salt Rheum 1t is Internal remedy, driving out
nnd entirely eradcatng the disease requiring change in
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Lave ERIE.
.rrivinT st GIeTsisnd 4 s:i0E-T.
RLTLR al p.

All tie trains going westward connect at ClsYeland
With trains for Toledo, ChioaR0, Colunbu5 Cinnin.
nati, 81 LoEia Sci and en- the trains going eagtEa-
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FROM WASHINGTON.

"AoAANoAeNi A0Ps' -
The Confederate Notifications on Mon.
sons Hill, three. quarters Of q mile from
B2ileys Cross Roads, have every indioa-
tion Of being completed. No guns we're
observed mounted on the Notifications, but
a masked battery is erected, concealed by
a grove, near Bailey's Cross Roads, about
one hundred yards this side Of the earth
works On Sunday everything in the Vi
oinity was quiet but this morning the
Csnfederstes opened their concealed bate
ries, throwing shells into the encampment
Of our piokets at Bailey's Cross Roads. Two
Of the shells fell short, and the third passed
half mile beyond them, in retaliation for
which our sharpshooters advanced on their
pickets and killed two Of their number.
Times correspondence:
1t is reported thet large numbers Of reb-
els are encamped in the vicinity Of Lees
burgh.
Gen. Banks column has moved down the
Potomac, to what point is not known.
The Government will shortly put ahoat
two more expeditions destined TO land upon
the coast Of the rebel States. Their exact
destination is not publicly known.
Gel. John Fitz Roy de Courcey, an Eng
lish officer Of much distinction, has ten
dered his services to the Government, and
the offer has been accepted.
Col. De Coucey commanded. a Turkish
regiment during the Crimean war.
OF the sum lost by Psymsster Gallagher
the Treasury has slresdy recovered SIS, 900
from HsydoEns, the gambler. On one oe-
casion he drew $4,000 in double eagles,
and proceeded with it to Haydown's and
deliberately commenced gambling it sway.
He drew from the Treasury S64, coo during
August.
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PROM BALrIaIORE.

SAAAAASAAi OSPb. Az.
A copy Of the Richmond Wing received
here has q most sarcastic article on the
capture Of the Hatteras Forts, censurinz
by implication the Confederate authorities,
and which commences in this style:
Let us initiate the Chinese by all
means. The Port has been taker many
hundreds Of men have surrendered; valu-
able officers have become prisoners; large
amount Of powder captured; the most i'm
portant point Of our coast for priVateering
purposes is in the hands of the enemy, and
the gallant North State is noE liable to
invasion still it is a small matter II
will take :, 900 men to regain the Fort but
that is nothing What do We want with
it2
Il twas built for fuu, evidently Had We
been in earnest, some notice would have
been taken Of the warning given by North
ern papers. Il would be the height Of folly
and treason to accuse any member Of the
cabinet of negligence in the premises. We
who live ct the seat Of Government know
too well Of the superhumen' energy, sleep
less vigilance and miraculous promptitude
of every department, to entertain for mo-
lnent q shadow Of suspicion Of any short.
coming on the part Of any one near or re-
motely connected with the Administration.
"Pieayune Butler" can now leave as many
men as he pleases In the Forts of North
Carolina, of course we will whip them, for
have we not got the greatest number of IN
armed militia
Gen. Dix has forbidden the Mayor to con-
tinue the payment of the old police, and
Mayor Brown, while protesting against the
military authority to interfere, has signifed
his compliance.
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ID, WEDNESDAY, EVENING, SEPTEMBER ii, 1851 5@@@
FROM mfssOURI.
RoLLA. No. 5

ROLLA, No, pt.9
Eight prisoners we're sent 10 81. Louis
this morning. They we're captured in q
skirmioh between the Home Guards at
Douglas Prairie, in Gssoonade county
two OF the rsbels we're killed, and Ia an
other skirmish the same day ten more Of
the rebels we're killed and thirty horses
captured. At another place near Cuba two
scouts we're taken with Provost Marshal
MoKinstry's passes In their pockets.
Advices from Springfield up 10 Friday A.
NJ, are to the effect that no battle had been
fought between Montgomery and Rains up
to Tuesday last.
Mcclellan was reported TO be at Fort Smith
and his troops were en- route for Fort Vel
ker, in Arkansas. Nothing defnate was
known Of bis future movements but it was
supposed his force would remain near the
line, ready to act in concert with the Mis-
souri, troops IS occasion might require.
Gen. Price had gone to reinforce Gen.
Rains. The United States forces were about
1000. When las, heard from, Price was
about Is miles from Fort Scott, Ksnaas, and
a battle was expected to take place on Tues
day OF last week.
Claib jackson left Springfield on Sunday
night to join the State forces.
Gen. Fremonts proclamation reached
Springfield on Wednesday last, and created
considerable sensation
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FRnM NRW YnRK.

NEW YORK, Sept. z.
The marble building No. 45 Moray street,
was burned last night, the loss on the build
ing is estimated at 10000 dollars, insured.
The flames communicated to the adjoining
building No. AZ, the whole upper portion Of
which Is on fire as we go 10 press. The loss
on this building, will no doubt reach over
10000 dollars. No. 43, was partially dam
aged by FIRE and water The buildings 45
and A Warren street. were also damaged
and in great danger OF destruction.
The Mozart General Committee, held a
meeting last evening, at which the report
Oftheir delegates to the Syracuse Convention
was adopted, and also, series of resolutions
by Mayor Wood, which declares unreserved-
ly for the maintenance OF the Government
without respect of party and for the suppress
sion Of all treason, either South or North.
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CAIRo, Sept. 3, lS6


Many statements have gone forth lately
in regard to this distinguished Tennes-
seeau. Some reported that he had gone
over with Nelson to the enemy; others de-
MED it with emphasis, knowing the Par
sons pluck. ,..-
The following, received from Albany,
Ky., under date Of Sept lst, will show tnat
Brownlow still lives, and has his colors
flying. A friend writes our eorTsspo ponaen1 ~ !
htIat IT saw Bridges ct Monticello, on the
dav before he was taken prisoner, and was
shown by him letter from BrOWnlOW e
hin. On the enEelops, under the stars and
stripes, we're printed" Let no man into
those hands this may fall believe for
moment will desert the old hsg- The!
i may rob and burn my POSSESSIONS am
hang me. Let not their lying, traitoroul
tongues rob me ofmy good name r,,.
99 s. q H W. @. BROWELoW."
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LO,.isViIIs Democrat.

EDS. LEADER in order that the cause
q the Union may not only obtain viotO-
riOus and triumphant, but an OverWhelm-
ing victory, in the ensuing State election,
it is plain that for all offices within the
gift Of the people, the highest order Of
ability and talent should, if possible, be
secured. AS the Office Of Common Pleas
Judge is q the greatest interest 70 All Of
as and should ks hllsd with one Of the very
abiest and experienced Of our ciliEsns, per-
mis me to suggest the name Of E1-GOv
4 Weed, Of ROckport, for said Office Th'
name of the sOld Chief Of the CuyshOgas,
lvil be q tower Of strength throughout tn
land. Respectfully yours,
A HuTnH Man.
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MAINE ELECTION.

AONIIal'Di 1Lo'i DePE' o
We have returns from II towns, which
give Washburne 20,343; Jameson 8,I5I;
Dana 5,2O5-sgainst last years: Wash
burne 26,O65; Smart (Dem.l 1874;
Barnes (Ben ,Bverett) s3S. Washburne's
majority in these towns is 6,98S, against
1909 last year -5-s------------@
be about $4,000. and Washburne's major
ity from Il, 900 to $4,000. The Union ma
iority in these towns is %, 2S5, and will be
IN the whole State about 10000. The leg
islature is largely Republican, although
there will be many Union Democrats
elected jointly by the Republican and
Union Democrats.
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This Afternoons Report,
NEW YORK PEOPLES UNION CONVEN-
TFON.

NEW YORK PEOPLR's UNION CONVEN- |
TEON.
SYRACUSE, Sept 10.
The PEOPLES Union Convention which
assembled here to day was quite fully at
,oDded Hon. Thos. G. AlGord, Of 0nonda-
"a was chosen temporary chairman. IN
the course Of his remarks he SAID -.
what do We care whether the Republi-
can or Democratic party triumph, tne
| country sink beneath their feet when VIC
tory is proclaimed to them2 Our country
is above and greater than any party. IRE
mendous applause. Can We not lay doWn
| All party strifes and difficulties and diner
epees. and give all onr efforts to our eoun-
trv in this its hour Of need2 am undls-
qTisedly and fesrlessly in favor Of the Wig
orous and most efficient prosecution Of the
war until those who have gone from us are
: brought back into the Union.
lam for standing of from the party
, nlatform on which 1 have stood for thirty
wears. and for stepping upon the hroaS
4 acres Of my country. [Applause.l l an
9 for sustaining the administration OF tn
/. Government By those who now have tha
dutv 10 perform, just 90 long IS il is un
u oeasinQ and untiring in its devotion to Tn
y country. 1Great applause. am fc
r giving TO the Government the greatest POI
sibIe latitude that should be given by a frS
- people in such crisis ns now exist
/" When the conflict is over, and not unit
he then; when we are again in peacet
{ state we may review their conduct al
give them the need Of praise for what th'
have done. am for Incorporating nc
sf tiIitV not only TO those who have bayOne
Of and boWie knives in their hands at I
- South. but also to those who are none I
Ihe less secessionists, by their aid aud col
~. fort At the North. Cheering by the Wit
ses convention, rising The Chair continue
- In -esponse to the resolution Of the L
- Damoeratic Convention, the last meeting
re- tbat party, and he hoped to God the /
- ona they would ever hold unt
/. - their present rganization-C Applau
vbioh reflects upon the mana
: - uant thus far Of the war, talking OF vic
t;ons of the Constitution. the deriding Of
z Habeas Corpus, and the right of q free pr
"a ii was sufficient to say, that II tae Freslo .
,,sll had done less than be has doEe, ana woui
sav God be had done more, be would be n
gsr- entitled 70 impeashment than he is new
any violations Of the Constitution and L
Who prolonged applause We have 70 ge'
boid 0ether our household political Gods
Iome commit them to the funeral Ere as an
med ing to our beloved country. The result
this be A full united and unanimous eZpres
saTa from the people of the State of New
kons ID the South, that II fhey have relied !
sd "a our synpathies, they bad relied upon 3
sal. ken reed. (APPlause-)
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FROM TIE POTOMAC.
MorroowEEY Co, Nd, Sc

MONTGONERY %, Md-i sept. q
The rebels keep up an almost daily firing
on our men at the ferries, and at times make
demonstrations as if they intended to cross.
Yesterday there was heavy cannonading al
Edeward's Ferry. This may be their plan
of drawing attention from their works, which
are said to be in progress on the Ferry
Road leading to Leesburg.
Gen. Banks division is ready at all timei
TO move in any direction at 8 moments no
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COMMERCTAL.
Nv YORK mARKRT-sept. Io
TELroRAPH.J

Icy TELEGRAPH.I
RI.OUR-Market shade hrmer with more doing
Receipts 1927 bbls.
sales SOU bbls S4s4OaS4l l5 for superhne STATE,
tl659 IS for common 70 medium eXtra western /:
- 0e15 io Tor shipping brands extra r0und hooped
Ohio H,65@f4,75 extra state, ,404S4,i5 supertne
western.
CANADIAN FLOUR.-Marketq quiet and firm.
RYE Fls0UR-MRrKet steady al :, ,31ee5, rs COM
mon 20 cheice superine.
WHEAT-Msrkot 10 better with good demand
for export. Receipts l56sq3.
Sales I5M0 bJsh At lIOc for p.ims Milwaukee club
llScnll4 for winter red; i26c for white MissauEsi
CORN-Riarkst frmer and iair export demand;
Reoeipts 6OO39 bush. Sales Of 81 on bush al 4eee9
folS FOR mixed Western; Sic western yellow
t3ATe-S;eady, at Z7tg34 TOR Canadian, ana western
a9F pipRk Rk-Quiet; sales OF 100 bbls st S1s,7s@
"a 0N Tor mess,S9,T5 prime.
HEER-MaTket unchanged.
fa n 1IEAT5-Market quiet. - -, -
TiARD-Marlet quiet and sales lOO Dds
'SssU1STSTIKR- Selling at senc for Ohio; iOeslA1
"a 'GsSHHiEEsK-MArks. steady at ss7o common t
'iWsS1HIsKY-Mazkst quiet, ct Is.
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