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hands Of the Government. The motion was fin
ally withdrawn.
In the House of Commons on the 18th Mr..
Lindsay's motion declaring that the contederates
have shown such determination and ability to
maintain their independence that the propriety
of Offering mediation with view TO the termi-
nation Of hostIlities, is worthy the serious and
Immediate consideration of the Government was
called up.
Mr.. Lindsay was pressed to withdraw the
notion but felt it his duty to proceed. He ar
gued strongly in favor OF il. as also did Lords
E. Vane, Tempest, Whiteside and Gregory. s.
Mr.. Taylor and Lord Palmerson spoke against
it The latter earnestly advised that the ques-
ton he left to the Government In the course OF
his speech he treated the issue of the war as
foregone conclusion, Lrgng that the only satis-
factory termination that could be anticipated
was amcable seperaton
Tho last hoo I'd from tho 9th Vormont Rani-
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SIrUATED in Hsrdwick, three -fourths Of mile from
- the East village. Iii known as the sASsoRS FARM
1t lies good road and is considered of the best
rsrm. in town 10 divided into two farms and is suita-
ole for and his Contains l6J acres. Will be
sold to suit purchasers one divided into farms Of
20 CO. or 100 acres On it thousand good sugar
rees large cedar swamp dry muck Of access and
in inc Xhanstibe quantities youn. orchard and nur-
sery good houses bu 1t in 1860, barn 10 by ~
cellars under the whole. horse barn. sheds and shop
Said farm o farms will he sold
For particulars, address j. r. SANRORN
340f3m East Hardvick,
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

The combination Of ingredients in these Pills the
result of long and extensive practice. They mild
their operation, and cartain in correcting all
tiles Painful Menstruations removing all distractions,
whether from cold otherwise headache, pain in the
sde papaton OF the heart whites, all nervous aec-
ons Mysteries, fatigue pain in the back and limbs &c
disturbed Sleep which arise from interruption Of nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the CONNIE ncement of in the treatment of
those irregularities and distractions which have
signed so many to a premature grave No female can
enjoy good hea I'M unless she is egular and whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins to de-
Oline
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most effectua remedy ever known for all
plants peculiar to Females. To all classes they in
valuable inducing, with certainty periodical regularity
They known to who have used them at diff
eren periods throughout the country, having the
ton of some of the most eminent Physicians in America
ENplici. directions, stating when they should not be
used, with each hox-the price dollar per box,
tanning from fifty to sixty pills.
Pills sent by mail promptly by RENTING to the Pro
prietof. Sold by =. +. Redf I'D Montpelier Vt, and
by Druggists generally.
F.PKRCE, Montpelier, Agent
x. 4, HUTCHINS. Proprietor,
may5fy % Cedar ST., NV York.
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EXECUTIVE DEPART a2Nr
Brattleboro, July ), 1859 I
10 the People " Ttrmont:
The President of the United States calls into the ser
vice Of the country an additional force of bys. bnndra
thousand men, and expresses the desire that thew
Dc enrolled without delay, bring this
and injurious civil speedy and satisfactory CON
cuson.
Each citizen should consider this appeal as addressed
e0''y 10 mm' ana at once inquire what ne do for
his country, directly il may be- and il not indirectly
by encouraging and assisting able and wiuna Ia
take up arms and hasten the scenes of conflict ANY
one can see that, though troops victorious
additional troops needed garrison and hold ID.
numerous important posts taken and much more arr.
'hey needed 20 prevent repair reverses that ma,
happen.
1t cannot be necessary to than barely remind b
cfzens OF vermont that the crisis of the rebellion aa
come and that by hesitation and delay it NAV he AT
lowed to hnger and invite foreign interference in it's
peha, or by such new, prompt and powerful rally 20
arms as the loyal people of the country abnda ny
aoie TO make, 1t can be crushed and annhilaed. I'll
present, then is no time for hesitation delay, Let
response from vermont be prompt and patriotic, and
consonance with all her past history Let no you ne
man. capable of beirng defence " his country
and its wise and be neicent Cover nment nger at hs
important period in the Let no one hinder those
"'o oia'e anu competent 10 nght the battles
country from going forth that patriotic righteous ana
needfnl CO.
1t is OF the last Importance the resources and
strength OF our Government sh oud be now in large
measure put forth, and its power and stability fully
proved and firmly established Let the President of these
United States feel the Strengthening influence of osY
prompt nd hearty response his LAT call for addtio
troops and those brave men, fathers brothers and
sons, now in the field, struggling the death to uphold
our cause, be cheered and encouraged by the INTEL
that many more of the g Green Mountain Boys are
rapidly enrolling for the service of their country md
Will soon advance to its defence Much more might b,
said TO you fellow citizens, but words to the bra
and patriotic IS sufficient. Time now is everything
Let there he no delay for season Let
it be said that Vermont Of tn. drst States to re
spond with her quotacompossd OF volunteers ready for
the service.
The Ninth Regimen: Of Vermont Infantry now IN
camp in this State will form part of quota under
the recent call for three hundred thousand men An or
der from the Al uant General OF Vernon: will Indicate
the details of further necessary organization.
FREDERICK HOLBROOK
Governor OF Vermont
L.
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STATE or VERMONT,
ApJBTASr AND INSPECTOR GESERAL's OYYiCF.
WOODSTOCK, July :, 1862. |
General Order No =.

In pursuance of rcquision by the President Of the
United States upon the Governor of Vermont and in con
sderaon OF the necessity Of troops from Vermont
or the vigorous prosecution Of the for the Union
hereby Indicated and in reliance upon the known nat
triosm and loyalty of the citizens of the State which
demands that all the assistance eeded by Governm
shall be afforded promptly and without question, it is
hereby ordered that additional gimsnt of Infantry
to be dem minated he Tenth Re.inent Of Vermont Vol
unteers, be Immediately raised and organized within hs
state to serve i'll the army OF the tned for the
terH of three years unless discharged is be-
leved and expected by the ommandrr I'M hef
burden thereby imposed upon The people Of Vermont
VIII be cherrfly assumed and that every and 10y
citizen will exert his utmost eldeavors to procure
prompt response to the call of the President.
All necessary ting stations will be rmsd A-eiy
established, rf whish due notice will he given
BY order Of his fxceeney,
FREDERICK H0I.BROOK,
Governor nd Comma nder a Chief.
PETER WASHBURN,
Adiat>nt and lnspecto, General
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Can anybody tell the of the strange nfatuation
that seems to possess people when sick, by their
persistent use Of nauseating dose enfeebling The cons
tuition, and which unsatisfactory in their results
when by the of Dr. Giords Homeopathic Curatives
just the opposite of all this is attsnd IL may be that
they could not heretofore be found in this town They
are now sold ~ Fred E. Smith, Agent, they will be
sent per mail receipt Of price, o5 per box by ad-
dressing NJ s. Burr Il Co. Boston, Philip Lee, Propri
etor, 1876 William Street New York Send for a ms nual
furnished free.
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Dental NRI'!GE..

| SHALL * in my Office ia Montpeler, ~ Saturday
| july jth and Shall h. sa to see those who require
the services Of u Dentist. DON'T expect to be absent
fr m Montpelier again this year.
Bear in mind tina; for hine with GOLD, charge but
SEVENTY FIVE CENTS CAVITY, and in no case
charge anything for temporary sets Of teeth but fur
rish them PRsE. Work FarrLnted.
tilGuyl0 JOHN VI CONGO VS.
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New YORK, July % Gen. Burnside was in
town tins noon on private business. He was
beset by an immense crow IN Nassau street who
compelled him to make, speech
Thanking the s",sSe lar ,aeir welcome, he had
only to say that - ~, i s''lng we'll. Ii you
will only ill up tlin ola rr.,lnents' His recep
ton was perfectly Nrov,dneous and entirely
aattering.
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STATE OK VERMONT.
ApsurAxr AND INspEcroR GsylaAL,s Ogat.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

cb,t
WOODSTOCK, July :. l.62
The following orders been issued by Ae War De-
partnent
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, y. G.. June Il, !Stl.
Pursuant to joi nj resolution by Congress to
establishments in the regular and volunteer forces
it is
Or.ie,ed That premium of two dollars shall be paid
for zach accepted recruit that volunteers for three
during the and every soldier, who hereafter
lists either in the regular the volunteers for three
Years or during the war, may receive his first month =
pay in advance upon the mastering o his company into
the service of tins United States, after he shall have
been mustered into and Joined regiment already in the
Ce.
This order will be Transmitted to the Governors of
States and recruiting officers.
Signed EDWIN NJ STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
VAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, Il. c., July >, 1852.
Ordered That OF the appropriation for collecting
organizing and drilling volunteers there shall be paid in
advance each recruit for three Yeas, during the
war the of twenty i've dollars being fourth Of
the amount Of bounty allowed by law such pay ment to
b. made upon the mastering of the regiment, which
recruit belongs, into the service OF the United
State.
(signed) EDWIN ". STANTON
Secretary " War.
The State Of Vermont pays to sach accepted Recr'i
who Is mustered into the service Of the United states
SEVEN DOLLARS PER MONTH, in addition to the pay d
THIRTEEN DOLLARS PR MONTH, allowed by the Unitea
states making the pay OF each private TWENTY Doll
per month during his term Of service OF this OF
dollars per month payment il made from the date
enisme the date OF muster, the time the Reel
mt is mustered,
The result i. that each recruit will receive when the
egiment mustered ne service Of the United
States,
ONE Morra's PAY
\ Bounty OF fwESrr-FGvE DOLLARS IN ADVANCE
PAY, At RATE or -EvEN DOLLARS PER MONTH PROM
THE DATE ENLISTMENT TO rHE DATE or MUSTER:
in addition to the premium Of two dollars, which wiz he
paid any c soldier for each accepted recruit
brought by him to the rendezvous
And at the expiration Of tn term Of enlistment.
upon his honorable discharge from service, after having
years he will receive further bounty Of SEy
ENrY.FIvE DOLLARS.
PETER 7. WASHBURN.
AAutau: and Inspector Geusta.
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e-srse =.
l,ytrO

In East Montpelier, July -, Mrs.. Elizabeth Boyden,
ag-d 90 years.
Funeral from Capt, Vncent's, in last Montpelier,
Thursday, at u O'Clock NJ.
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g'E ALLAN eyEGEL@

I RICE Of an Italian Ql""n Guarantee pure), with
! few workers TO accompany her. 50. Her safe arrv.
insured ~ h-r ''haton Fun IN structi for III M
he queen with common stock will be sent with each
queen Address, buOUKlt II SASBORN
33m3 East fardwick, VI
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no passes to the lines of his army be granted
to Others than those having official business
there
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Very Latest by Telegraph
4. O'CLOCK +. NJ.

ST. Louis, July 2G. Information has been
received that large forceof guerrilla has en- tered
Missouri from Arkansas, ard are now encamped
near the Sta line in Novel; and Texas coun-
ties They are represented to be commanded by
Mcbride, and include the gang headed by Cole
man and Thuw thore. Many refugees from these
counties and White county, have reached Spring
field and Rola. Our troups at Houston, Texas
County, have been sufficiently reinforced to re-
pI ess any demonstration from Mcbride. 1t il
stated that at least 300 men joined Porter on
Saturday from Monroe County.
Fifty personslctt Hannibal on Saturday night
fearing rebel depredatinns. The most intense
excitement preva Is all over the counties Han
nlbal rs almost deserted, and most of its citizens
have arrived III this city.
LOUISVILLE, July 90 1t is reported thai
gu"rrillas under Col. Gaus took Russellville
this forenoon
LITTLE WASHINGTON, Va. july 2G. There
was grand review Of Gen. Bankss corps to-
day. There is nothing important from the
iron to-day. The troopsare improving in their
sanitary condition
SANDY HOOK, July 80 The steamship Aus
traasian, from Liverpool the 10Th, vi Queens.
town the Goth arrived of tins point at $50
this morning and anchored to await the tide
In the British House Of Commons Mr. Lind
say s motion to offer mediation and for the recog-
milton OF the Southern ConIederaoy, was dabated
pro aud con Lord pamerston opposed it and
appealed to the Hous' to leave the matter in the
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Apprentice Wanted!

LAD some sixteen eighteen years Of age Of steady
~ industrious habits and having good common school
education, Is wanted Immediately apprentice at the
FREEMAN PAINTING ESTABLISH CENT
noNTPrLIER VI
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RHODES
Superphosphate of Lime
THE STANDARD MANURE.

A application of $50 2N' pounds per acre of this
n standard Manure will furnish enough Soluble Phos-
phoric Acid CHE indispensable nutrmcnt Of plants for
any crop.
Rhodes Standard Manure
being prepared for immediate application he used
sither broadcast in the hill drill. In instance ia
to be plow-d under When a5riculturists learn the
value Of this standard Manure, they will not SUITE
Themselves to b without supply. in of plant
ing backward growth, Rhodes Manure, applied as
top dressing, produces speedy growth This Manure does
fire.
Pamphlets contanmg FULL particulars Of Khodea Stan
dard Manure be obtained Of
BANCROFT x HOLMES,
juns4:ld&w Montpelier, Vt.
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The last heard from the 9th Vermont Reg-
ment. it was at Winchester, Va, all right.
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7 ) e.
WOODSTOCK, July = lA62
The following orders awe been issued by tA= War De
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LOUISVILLE, July 90 1t is reported thai
gu"rrllas under Col. Gaus took RusselvIls
this forenoon
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CHICAGO, July %. special despatch to the
Hines from Z iro says the rebels have taken
possession OF humboldt and now hold the Mo
pie and Ohio Railroad there they have torn
sOp the track four or five miles
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NEW YORK, July %. A letter to the Times
gives different light to the report of carrying
Oft cattle from the Army OF the Potomac by the
rebels. 1t says only tive were taken, two OF
which had been slaug entered, and the act was
committed mile outside of our pickets by six
hundred rebel cavalry, Our cavalry went out,
but the rebels had skedaddled
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WAsuNG1oS July 20. Major General Pope
ana STAFF proceeded by rail this morning to his
headquarters on the field Before breaking up
ms headquarters here. Gen, Pope ordered that
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EXECUTIVE DEPART MINT
Brattleboro, July ), 1869.
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PmLADELPHIA, July 30. The steamer State
OF Maine has arrived with wounded Richmond
prisoners. The list has already been published
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WATERLOO, Va, July 20. Scouting parties
just returned report occasional skirmishing with
the enemy near Orange Court House, but with
out definite results. Gen. Ewell is reported to
be in force at Orange Court House and through
to Gordonsyille His force is estimated at from
20 600 to 10000. This force, however, does not
secure the enemy $ safety.
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WASHINGTON, July 20. The steamer Hunts
vile captured off Abaco the British schoone
Agnes of Nassua with 90 bales of cotton, ant
30 barrels of resin, also the rebel steamer Rel
ance with 243 bales of cotton
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" m. aI45AU Gh, DENTIST
w 011ee and ReNdsncu No q 3ess Rsnaeipi
pectuly inform The public that ae may ssu oe foan.
sve4y department Of Dentistry, whethe, In FIL11N5
CLEaxInH. ExrEAc1TEE7. RH<4C1ATTER the 1oRP1-
wprE czo be aee1 st at or1aa Charges rao:er-te
Ny1EF13F
, 1862-05-07
GREAT CARPET HALL
KoIliSter & Wilkins.
1s5 & 1871 LIKE STREET - 135 4 1871
TUPSrAIEs.1
Tie Best Goods at Low Prices.
OIL CLIO Tbs ,
Mhf'p[DGS AND RUGS.

COCOA Matt1ngs for OH; Churches 7 estIbues, &C.
In al Eidthe from half to tWo yards vide; Canton
straw Mating 10th white ana ch ecked ore one.aad,a-
9reHeE and one and half yards VIDE; ssic Velv=r
Htu8t e1s and Tufted EuER Cocna Jute lti1a Btuah
Ekeietnu. Adelaide and Saeep Skt1 Mata
, 1862-05-07

Il HIghteous Retrtbut1on.--Some An
1eeedenr# Of the Estate on VFhich
MrBpWetfs6 Column In Enco wnrd
Al the 1a7r ACCOUNTS from Frcdeziekshary 3cn
Med vel va cnrying aa his heAdquartsrs tEe
!anusc ot Mr. Lacy. iujruediate.y opposite TINT
city -7eleg7ufhtc Report.
This 1na1,kiou {eays writer in the New York
Tribune, bearp The namc Of Chatham. and
was i1u1oedlately at the end Of Chath IN
Bridge, which was named from it. the bridge
IS nov in ruins. Tie u1ansion was ~built n5
tJudge Coas1-r. opc Of the best Of the old Vir
SEinia schoo; Of gentlemen, Judge Of the Dir
IEict in which e lived, and lawyer of htgl
acd selected this beaE1ifal eG1lneuco for th'
i. 1obje u,e1Asiou which under his OWE super
Fis3tn was reared Upon it. Chatham VAS LON
, 1862-05-07

Tic pttt;4, a crop Is exceedingly sensl-
siv+ i, d,on-'1 As general rule the Msrcer
keborl1 tc t,ls1,ttd hefure the middle Of May,
u, en- it will E.arure before the heated term,
while the late growing kinds do better some
day later. IL tt~y do not nature until the IL
OF Oc'nber: and have the benefit Of the eGui-
n"ctia rain III September. The Mercer, il
plnott. STR the MIDDLE Of MAY, should u 1t
b. planted until the first Of June for . 4Asc
croi' We prefer the late planting Of early
eorts for secd, to those planted eaTIy for the
tai,le. RrRA1
, 1862-05-07

4 LIBERAL EDUCATION with
MILITARY INSTRUCTION AID brill.

WESTERN UNIUN CULLE9E sua MILITARY
ACADEb5 has been located At FULTON. ILL., and
viii open Primary Acaden c and Collegiate Coussea
Sept Isle, lsG1 The College hss welve experienced
ttRcherz thorough appointtntuts and ezEet1eat APrh
sncps both res ular and sclenrlc conrses. tho nnes!
hckoo. bniltirRa IN thE We1 {cotS dtnooo ample and
4nvantaees shch shonld Calm attention Of parents
1ASyEY Arp H1TL1 TA0rrcs> SWoKD, BAToSKT AND
GYxEAs11c Bx*Re1sEs Coakos zouAE AND fAEg5 T
dentx dress ID uniform TEEAs;-75 per school yea;
lions for 80 hon rders under the sane roef With
he constant care Ct th- tea:hcs Address tor CIR y
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100000 ACRES

CT the het: Fine Lsods In the State These landA whe
shez *e regard sas qna q she pine TIE sTegns psf
ga ce Or thr iscnes f.. mana..s.es,sS md s',,p
pae s5e u ssa
poi expected that they w bring .r aucsson o7e
e1eaist a % csre bs 5nd ses aud upon con
*ssoi ii thr i*rozte different psrsors, Who m.de
Their a1s o. % saglaax RlysI, eeswesn sagsnaw
G s1e FIX of e 9sst. Cd IL ID
lead she p7oporson Of c,e n .tn ysry lsrge often
'yr5sgs +: ri = So
hu' .!so IL harswo, q ~ sest aaal't5 which rapid
'ent aa4il:5, to nc = ., favorsb's I2t.s
ssrst, tbst ben. a,h th- sfliey o assa+w tne
LOS yn.es sal osn n ne United s;sa u ~ u
~ sn m ya
q ore c..psn !. more ta.t have bought 1halr rotn
.' a,s as1'fE =
~ sulznd vn'5 IT, staves but $40 or cyrs ~,od
!es' eaessy I'll RI 4 ~: e.
end e. % N Ef or IT, 9s to f ss Il tue
sis6 H. t:otnpaa, = otter = aesoa o. ne Org.
sS Il S9y ne'
niue .aDds ~ Situated uPnu The EAtets Of th= Ngske-
s sactea a9o 70 ,se Rsn cneaE q = as 'a
dozen la5gs t::s ,s ossS te ToeTs
uror the tse tse It tas Stass ~ 5Hes IT, %aSss
son ~ qaant.y Of cut lat t1sy MILL
T1s: la1s :, q q se A''en
III III CompsnS d. ID its office Ut Oetso:s fnl De
aa.'. I'd qa+n;ftty f e. attE 9ees 81 a3st st
se au taeee description. are ooen fot 1ae lnspeoi
ho Esh s kt se t9e 1fo "A
viii bc oftd fot ssle an Re naa On appnSsoa ~ 3 3
letter Otherwise TO the ruose-lhez: = OF
| EA1RnAHKsa eREENIEAF chieaso, III
| o.~.. .rha land. vtt1 he nffarr1 at q minimum
, 1862-05-07
Blt8t11RBE Tarng.
T. 0 I N Y E N TOR

PATKHT Law YKks AEp SuLI .l4-R-, +h,t,d9 IT.
otoec no II LaEmaa Bloc corIei e. Clay A.! WEs
1LELon atreGta Post Office Box f.lt =: T:ei:
AFIn4922m
, 1862-05-07
4 TTENTION !
10 Booksellers, spesalatazs, Capitalists,
FarMer Aechan1ea and p2en o. enterprise EYcr3
-

F Q r 8 a l. E.
BcnaH Money LxwB passed. sln "a 1ha adoption of the
Gets1tuncn, W@th u: C1nrt Decs!cns sud na,nerous
E1flanat9{1 Notes." Ey SEIo DEE, CuoE & Co We VIII
1Seetss posala In person BY letter: for th pu1.
snsse mis- york {2 the exclusive right to sell the
Ele ss.ts. 12ul the 18Th Of May l62 The
E0ak e 1as beeE compiled by its anthor5 st q
Ts5s rss ls r. s2e aEf sas e2s
and WasLlbEton Office render # in11nsSne to snpe1n
ten the Eass o1 the EooE sad the saGc tine to 10
ne Ec1kls ceraigiy destined to 1eeed "a sas nan:
ber Of ss;ea an5 tldnT efeE published il the Uaited
NOT an na1veT1sl necessity. Ne he .e,de. 10 no
tsez s q the ptss eye nFe Ms haye p .eoDh q
one n The United STAINS .aye q the nerson e rho
every Jug'ce Of the PEACE, Notary Public, County Of
Town Officer
, 1862-05-07
InBnrurtrr.

VIZ
other States stocks, ,............-......$2a $2aO Go
New York City bauK and other EtocRB........ GD
Bonds and moHEaEeA, loanB On 6tocEB, real
estate and Other securites ,.....,..,. 80. l.51 no
Bills rece:y0bIe.. L6isS59
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POWDER MILL PIETY-Said little
girl who had just been reading the news
paper account of an explosion, "Ma, don't
you think that people who work in powder
mills ought to be pious ~ There was
greatdeal oflhuman nature in that question.
The world, like the little girl, thinks
that all who are especially exposed ought
to be prepared for sudden death. But is
not the whole world vast powder mill ?
The air we breathe may become poisonous
and STAY us. The water we drink may
contain some deadly ingredients which
neither sight nor taste can detect. We
are eneompassed even by unseen dangers.
We are never certain Of tomorrow Then
should we not be prepared, whatever our
age, our business, or our locality, for sud-
den death. s lea@ G
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aB- never (says Quilp) bear any NAL
ice towards the man who, without malice,
says an i'll thing of me with no intention
that shall hear of it. I do the same
thing to others perhaps to him. In fact,
with few exceptions, everybody talks about
everybody whom he thinks worth mention
ing. And what oft? Nothing unless
some tale bearer chooses to make mischief.
Accordingly, in such Q case, my quarrel is
with the man who brings me the news. !
set him down at once for my enemy, or
the weakest and most troublesome Of
friends whom / have to cross out Of my
book as soon as possible. Boston Post.