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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-04-24
GEO. =. BALDWIN,
Commissioner for Orange County.

sCHkNEorApY NJ r., August, 10th, ls6O.
Hon. GEO p. BALDWIN, Commissioner Orange County,
Vcrmont-Dedr ST'Ihye analysed the following samples
perfectly pure entirely ee from all Injurious substances and
well suited for medical use.
-Four samples of brandy, Of Gin two Of Whskey and
Of Port Wine. The Gin and Port Wine partlc lcry
Of extra quality. CHARLES y. CHANDLER,
Professor Of Analytical Chemistry Union College
We permitted To refer to the following Commissioners
rown Agents. aud Physicians Of the Of Vermont and
In doing guided by desire to place before public
those facts that In them selves evidence every
instance but the purest and most desirable line
will be offered for sale - our customers.
REFEnESoEsis W. Thayer, NJ. D., Dean Of the Medical
Faculty In the University Of Vermont W. Carpenter, Pro-
lessor etc. the NelOnt University; j. s. Pierce, Agent,
burlington. County Commissioners, Mitchell Chit
endeni Calvin Bodgc Israel Goodwin, Alonzo Pearce,
Washngtoni Charles Davis, r. Stnhorn, Caledonia, W. II
u bingham. N. H. Thomas, Lamoei Chester Spencer B.
frsbie Ruandi A. H. Gilmore, Hon. George r. Baldwin
Orangei Geo. Fisher Wnhdhami Horato Needham aud Ira
uuord Addsoni Hon H. H. Hoyt, franklin County.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-04-24

wounded in the left arm. Johnston has since
died, l am assured by Capt. Jackson, who says
he saw his corpse prepared for removal to his
friends in Virginia
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-04-24

TOSEPH STEEN, Bookseller, Publisher and
~ staoner, of Main and High sts Brattleboro,v
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-04-24
REVERE HOUSE.
n E N 7 AL N o T l c T..

The undersigned respectfully informs the citizens Of Brat
eboro and vicinity that he has rented the Dental Rooms
lately occupied by DR.. Comegys W. H. Easons Flour
store where he will be pleased TO any who may be In
need Of the services Of a Dentist. |. N. PEARSON.
Brattleboro, Aug. s. 1S60-t32
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-04-24
CAPTURE OF PRISONERS.

The Rebels have taken an immense number
of prisoners-not less than 1000, l am in
formcd-Gen. Prentiss among the number
Two full regiments were captured by the flank
ing movement, and so cut off from the main
army. The enemy hurried off their prisoners
rapidly, giving us no opportunity to recover
them. The Confederates who fell into our
hands will probably number 800 or 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21

low. There fair demand for the East and sousxa,s
from New York bat many Of the drovsrs have tbooeht
profitable to have their stock susnsred thus thrv
upon the market very heavy supply Of Dressed Hogs Dvr.
rg the week about 10000 head changed hands the MARIA
cosing with large demand at 80 3o 80 30 tor light heavy
DRESSED HoGs-Thsre was good supply at The Cens,s
fair holders being pretty firm but apparently rot looking e.
advance The GALES were as follows; a Stse sveIsssQ
T. rs; IS State sv $50 H. 81 10; is state ay $50 No. - 81
81 State Pigs 1o . 81 25 10 STATE Pigs ay l60 ..
- Is; 100 Michigan $50 ~ ga 2lo Michissn az 77s
"a O5t 200 Michigan, 800 b. 80 LII $50 Michigan -
hoois av $50 H. 81 i24 The demsod for Sac Hogs nov
CHIEFLY from the East. of city packers giving prs
to the Western fed
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NlcnitGl.

A YER's PILI.S.-Are you sick, feeble, ana
IN ccnplsaing2 Are you out Of order win your system
drrangcd your feelings uncomfortable These symptoms
gre often the prelude to serious illness Some ut oil cAne'
creeping upon you snd should be averted by Timely u's
Of The right remedy Take AYERS PILLS, and cleanse out
the d.ordeed hunoTs-puy the blood aud let thu hnii'
move on unobstructed ia health again They stimulate he
Of the body into vigorous activity purify TIE syste
o tho ob,tructious which make desse cold settles
somewhere in the body and obstucts its natural functions
These n not relieved upon themselves aud the sur
rounding orsau producing general asyaystion snfen ana
d ease While in tits condition. oppes'edb5 tho derange
msnts take AYERS FILLS and how directly they re-
the natural action Of the system snd with 1t the buoy
es OF health again. VIVA. true and so apparent IN
hi. trivial aud common complaint Is also true in many oil THE
snd dangerous distempsr. The same purgaYe
them Caused by similar oGs'ructious and de-
of the natural functions OF the body they are rap
idv aud many OF them surely cared by he same means
None who know the virtues of these Pills will neglect to EN-
poy them when suffering from the disorders they cure such
a. Headache Foul S,smaeh. Dyentry, Bilious Complaints
ndeston Oersr cement Of the Liver Cosiiyenes' or Constr
nation Asa Disner PHI they both agreeable and eaectua
PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX or FIVE BOXES for 81.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
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of which the greatest dangers may spring II Is pos:
sible that the President may have already decided
upon and expressed biz resolution But OF whatever
TO the Kings Government, looking back upon the
uninterrupted conditions Of sincere friendship which
have prevailed between Prussia apd the United
states since their foundation, to have frankly sub
mited 20 the Caoinet Of Washington it's view of the
present case, as well a the wishes which there
with connected. 49,
beg to request you will read to the Secretary of
state nj Washington the above dispatch, without
DELAY, and if he desires it, will leave with him
cory Of the same shall expect to be favored BY.
speedy notification Of the fulfilment OF this commits
sion. 6
have to present to- you the renewed assurances OF
u,,, ,,,nfonnd confederation BERSsToFF.
LONDON, Jan. 4. 1861.
The Morning Aarertiser Asserts that Gen. Scott
during his stay in Paris, offered to the Emperor Ma
poleon Lower Canada if he (the EMPEROR would
side with the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21

LoSDoS, Saturday, Jan. 4, 1862.
The following is the dispatch of Count Bernstoil,
Pfussiau Minister for Foreign Affairs, to the Pruslan
Embareador at Washington, on the Trent affair;
ITRANsLATIoS.
BKRIrS "Wednesday, Dec. %, 1861.
MONSIEUR LIZ BARON: The wariike measures
which President Lincoln has taken by sea against
the Southern States which have separated from the
Union we've calculated Immediately upon their oc-
cnrrence to inspire in his Majesty Government the
apprehension that they might easily give occasion 10
the legitimate interests vi neutral States Oeihg
thereby inuriously affected.
This apprehension has been unfortunately entirely
justified by the violent capture and carrying away
of Aiessle. Mason and Sldell from on board the
neutral mail steamer Trent, by the commander Of
the North American war-steamer San Jacinto
This occurrence, as You will easily believe, has
created the greatest sensation in England, as in
the whole of Europe, and has not only placed the
cabinets, bnt also public opinion, IN state OF tie
most extreme expectation.
Although England is certainly alone Immediately
affected by that act sii one of the most important
AID generally recognized rights OF neutral flags is at
the same time called in question.
Ii il not requisite that | should now enter into an
explanation OF the points of law precisely nyolved.
Public opinion in Europe has pronounced itself with
rare unanmity and in the most decided manner In
favor Of the injured party. We, ourselves, have
only hitherto hceiatel TO acquaint you with our
views upon the transaction because, in the absence
of Trustworthy Intelligence, doub ed whether the
captain of the San Jacinto had been guided in the
lie adopted by instructions received from his
Government or not We still al present prefer TO
believe the latter suppostion correct. Should, how
ever the former prove to be the actual state Of the
case we should feel oursclyes compelled TO ascrbe
more serious importance TO the natter and TO re-
gard in il, 10 our great regret, not an Isolated fact,
but rather an open threat of tho rights apperaning
to all neutrsls.
We are as yet not positively acquainted with the
demands forwarded upon the part OF England 10 the
cabinet OF Washington, upon compliance " ith which
he maintenance Of peace appears to depend.
40 far however, ms we are informed OF them, we
ou' erain the conviction that no terms have been
p.o. osed by England by which the dignity OF Presi.
%, Lincoln could reasonably be offended.
Ills Majesty the King, animated by the sincerest
wiAhes Tor the well-belog Of the United States Of
North America, has desired me to advocate the cause
of peace with President Lincoln through YOU Ia The
most emphatic manner. We should consider our
selves fortunate ii We succeeded by this means III
contributing TO posceable solution OF conflict out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21

A NEN KALI hAlisIotl'N VI Wv
From foo. Of Cout lsndtst Com Getting at nsmpion
Ipron with Delawa Lacksw anna and oscfn Haisoad,
I'D at Esson with LeLen Valley Nsrosd sne i' conh"o
lons forming direct line to Pittsburgh ana 'o west "''
change Of cars. . ...,...,. 90, =. - ~ 1901
Leave New-NoIk a. follow; p,
U,ngi.BtRG ExPRKss-At G. m. for Eaton. Headlhs'
PotsviIle Harrisburg Miueh Chunk, WI isn-poTi &c;
Man TRAIsAt o. M for ls-ton, wafer zap Soiah'
ton Great Bend. Pittston, WilkesbsFfe, -, YIN
- " THK0rgH TR.IS-For Easton, Nauch Chunk, WI
lismst,ft. Reading Pottsvile Harrisburg. sc. 49,
Arm THEorgH TKAiS-fofEssion' be'"ohem AHeh'0"D'
aud Mauch Cbuuk.
S.5oP. ~ WA TrAiv-For Souervile
8P.N WFsrXRS EXrKyss-Ftr feeton, Alentown Dead
ing Harrisburg, pburgh, and the West seepis cars h'
jersey City ihr' ugh 10 fiushuiFh
ExPKEss TKAis FOH HsRKIsBtKG-Tbe q m Express
Train from New York arrives a, Hansburgh p M connect
ing Fast and West pennsy ania Ceur Railroad Northern
Central Rroa1. North and South and with the Cumbef'
land valley Rairotd. -
THy Tuaorcn E1PRr.s Tram ron THy WKsr leaves
Ncw.Yofk at p n daily Suuiays excspies MAKING oss
connection ~ Hsfhu VIII Penn ylvsll I'-i n
Chic,zo -Four hours time {. saved BY taking til. train
FLIAHITHPOET EFw.ioRK fsEkf-Lelye rev
York Pier No North LiVer, NJ 9;l5s M l!;O J'-o
The boais top at Bergen Point AID M,Ser aibor evey
trip caci way JOHN o. sfEKAs Superintendent
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Pas-
~ ,enger Trains from ioo' Of ChaH'hens'V' folo"si
%. M, tTuTess f9T Lunao
ss m, Min daily for ou,vills and intermediate Sta
ti'n.
$50 p. M, Way Tor M.ddletown N,wbursh and inefm'
Pm. Srh, Express, daily for Dnriit, Baaalo Csi,n-
dtirus. ard puuelys $3.50 The Itsn q SaiEfsS! runs
thfcash 10 Bvaaio. BIT does hot run - Dunsifs
p H. CHARLES MISoT. Gee, al saOt
NArHlsrYL MaRsH HeoevsL
-
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1862. THE 1862.

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with itsc0nne c.i8ns forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FKon EKw.NOKK TO TuE PRINCIPAL NksrKRh CITIES.
Eight trains daily from hewf OK to Phiadephis via
New.Jetsey and oamden and Am6oy iiae. r,,s
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR THE WlseI bl THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEW-iORk FROM TIE
FOOT or CUURTbAS0f-Sr.
BY way of Philadelphia the menne p,seoeer' leave New
York time ether roEes Evening passengers
At 6 p m one hour later than other lines.
BY way Allentown. evening paengcrs leave at p M
three later than the Northern nes and by ooh ront
arrive at the tire az Northern ines III C anu
points in the North West Cres,ipc, Idisnopos Louisville
st. Louis, Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati, and all man
points West, with 'ewe- changes o! cans. ,
pit,bnrqh 355 miles aud New.York Pittsburgh, 49, mes
Smoking sud Saloon Cars on all trains
Fare the a other routes.
Baggage checked through Transfers fiee.
Secure Tickets, Oh until used. BY ,ittsDuIsh
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
Tho Pepnsylvaiii Central Company runs nn Einsfant
Accommodation Lire, which aHods e0niS nYue u
travel paes moving Westward ct one hail the u'ea ia'e'
Of fare. ,nr,o,,rs
Nv th, route FREIGHT. Of all Descriptions can be forwarded
10 and from 1ny point on the Railroad o ONO KENTUCKY L.
daua Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa, or Missouri. pJ nan.
ROAD DIRECT OF 10 port on the na'saoe "'eiS u
the West by steamers from Pittsburgh A., ,,.,
The rates of Freight and from any point IN TIE 10y
The Pennsylvania Railroad at ell tIss a. iaVosos are
charged by other Railroad Companies ~. M P
isnv can rely with confidence on its lpeedy transit
LIVE StDCh. =,
Farmers and Dealers ia Live SOCK WI h.a h mos, a
hid With every convenience have been opened on 'uis me
and its connections and every attention Is pela 70 @
From Harrisburg where VIII bc found every Tf
PfIA NFW.YORK aud BALTIMORE MARhEis
J. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No A''oi-iiouse
LEECH Co.. Freight Age.is ,a,h yytn,,.,,,
No .stor Hous-. aud No SCUM " hhains1
MCDONALD BIsCHOfF, EmsgI'1t a Asen,s.
- =, =. tooua
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OCEAN CLEANERS.

Yorics To Pis.YAoGHs YoE ErEorr--By order 81 tho
Sc rotary Of Sae all pa--n.uss .-ng the Iuisd si1ies
are reqired uroyios herseves With passports before
thew will be- allowed board The stoser fascnts VIA
not be subec ed any trouble delay In procuring sn
they cali Instructions AZ the tonpsbSs Oic's NO -
n,,sdssy y " JoHN q. DkfY. AGENT
CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-lORk and
y LIVERPOOL isndnr ard e5nbartins pssseurer, a.
Qoeen,toygn ireand Ill he Liverpool New Yors sni Phil
sdephis Steamship Company intend dips,ehing their full
power Il Clyde- bolt iron Steamships a. follovE
kANtAhDo -...... ..t''.'.... SanIer' ,au' a.
CITY or NEWLY ORK...........sa Saturday Jsn. -
BLASNDW ........... .srefu cay roo
And every SATURDAY. at noon, from Pier No ~ Sofsh
River.
RATES PtssaGv
FIRST CABIN. ......f T5 STEERAGF.........."es
First Csbin to London 81 sieersss 10 London.. ~
fifst TO Psils... a5 htoeTago to fars..... 90
FIRST Cabin Hamburg Is stserg- to Hamourg ID
Passengers also forwarded 10 HAVE Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp &c, at equally low rates.
Persons wisLug bIiug their friends buy Tickets
here the following 10 NeWYoIk: from Liverpool or
Queentown 1T Cabin, ia % and flo3 steeHge from
Liverpool 40. Irnm Queenstown. $50
These Steamers have eTor accommodations Tor passen-
gers and cary erle need SufFeans They ac puht IN
Wse tight Iron Sections and have Patent ire Annihiaio
on hoard.
For further Information apply Ia Liverpool to WILLIAM
lkMAs Agent 70 y aiers IN Glasgow 70 ALth NAL
COLIN, No II Enochtquare IN Qaeenstown 10 G q w
u. SEYMOUR CO; In London 20 ElN IL MACY No.
~ Krg Mill.am-st 10 Paris 10 JULES DfCOUE. No ,
Place De ia Bourfe; IN pha 20 JOHN q. DALE, No
III Walnut-si. or 1T the Compsny's Ofesa
JOHN O. DALE. Agent, No. Is Broadway. N. Y.
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sIARESKE ID.

Wednesday, Jan. ID. by the Rev
Dr. Dew lit, Del0s Griffin to Sarah Elizabeth houge'
Brooklyn. Monday, Jan. H. BY
tue Rev G. Brckenstein Robert y Prince 20 MRS MARY T.
Acams late Of " lioushby, Lake County Ohio
RICEcLEARY-On Monday, Jan IL ct ButterInilk Falls
n Y by the Rev r. Gard LIE u. Thomas j. Rice OF bos
ton to Miss Margaret O'Leary oil New-fork
EostOa papers pleae
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OyY1cE oP ASH CONxssIRY. ORsERAL oP SUBSISTENCE,
No stste.st.. NV. OK. Jan. 10. l012.

OyY1cg oP Ass'T CONxisstRY GgsERAL oY SUBSISTENCE,
No sts,e-st., NEW oKS. Jan. 10. 1902:
RMY SUPPLIES.-P will be re-
N coived at this Office until O'Clock Of FRIDAY,
the 24h instant, farD hng the United states Army The
following mentioned articles and quantities Of Subsistence
Stores viz:
l50,0O1 pounds Of prime RICE.
100000 pounds Of prime RIO COFFEE.
$500 pounds OF prime RIO COFFEE, roasted.
S,moe 70 accompany proposals Aidai. Of coffee rooster
required as TO the nifty Of the coffee All the acle TO b.
packed in double bundled pounds net ech-in
side sack to be Of strong cosewoyen twed cotton stun
outside sack Of tlusy aud strong gunDy bsf' 6osh
sacks be sewed close and the package to be nadevcy com
patco.ner Of the outside sack 90 be drawn wound AID
s~wed rongy. one half Of each article to be delivered by
the 3lst inst the remainder by the 7h Febrnary lsb1
Proposals be indoed Proposals. for Subsistence stores
A. b. EATON, Lieutenant Colonel aud A. c. O. s.
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have 70 pre,ent TO YOU the renewed assurances Of
RARTEI.

HAUsER-At No 27 Ess. Tweoty. rd street on Saturday
jan b. Mrs iIaaser gave bifth 10 hTee living Children
two boys And ore girl all dong well They very desti
mite aud any assistance rcudced them by way OF small
ciotbing or Otherwise, win be thankfully received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21
poR THE RAPID CURE or
COLDS, COUGHS, AND
HOhRsEN NESS.

III q Il X , r y r. = >.
BuNyIgLp, Mass
Dec. 20. 1885.
DR.. J. c. AyER: ! do not bee.
Fate TO say the best remedy |
have ever found for Coughs,
HoaYs.ness. Influenza, and the
concomiisut symptoms Of q
Cold, /. your CHEEKY PgoTo'
RAJ Its con.tsD, use in my
practice ard my family for the
la., ten years has shown Il to
possess superior virtues for the
treatment Of these complaints.
THEN NIGHT. Nj. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21

1p;IIA and the SOUTH and WEST, Wis Jth-
NV CITY Mail and Express Lines Leave New-Yok at
I'D 10 a M a. 8 srd II pm rare ~ fhough ticke ,
old for the III andy ana through oSsghse cheche"
a m ard and II y. NJ: usi9s ,,.
D. HI J. IS WOODRUFF. Asstsnt Superintendent
Nt,s ., IN BE- received for any trsins unless delivered
"a cSse ID Is minutes in Advance OF thu time Ct leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21

& Y NY lnd TROY, CON
NORTH and WEST. Trains
From Chanbers-st
Fypress, I and II a. III, aud D;
liand 5p. m.
Troy and Albany with sleep
ing earl, 1913 0. m.
PouEhkrepsie train. al $500 q.
IN. and II IN. AID 6:i5p III.
Peek,l u train, .:0o p. IN.
Sing Sing tain, s:iS 8. m.'
5:l5 Up. IN.
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Mr.. HIRAM FULLER or SEcEssIoY.-The follow.
ing account of u lecture by this notorious person.
who, it seems, is now in London, is from The Star
aud Dial of that city:
"a native of New-England-a descendant Of The
Pilgrim Fathers-a disciple OF Daniel We6ster-and
an editor for twenty-five yeSfs of New-York daily
paper-Col. Fuller is, nevertheless, ali upquained
advocate Of Slavery and Secession. The address
which he last night delivered to very small ~,
dience in St. Jamess Hall, began with an srtiul
allusion to the affair of the Trent ended win ~
absurdly fulsome eulogy on Queen Victoria, sna
was throughout an almost insulting experiment On
the patience of English hearers. Despite rcpenoa
protests, by way of reply to indignant expressions
Of dissent, that lie was stating facts, not ui'e..s
opinions the Colonefs address was utterly Gesisaso
OF novelty in statement-though very aa' 10
novelty in argument aud spirit, ON this siae 'as
Atlantic There is certainly nothing orig,na, -
the primary and leading idea OF hiS ,;.c's ~
that the traders OF MASSACHUSETTS a''s So,sS
radically from the ss nsaSs from tie Cavs-
Iers. We English are accustomed to that idea, sns
10 argue from il tba: the Cavalier element may NC
ellectually repressed by the sword OF Mcclellan
Sn ,hs sword of Cromwell. Neither Is there any
D93ysltv in the Coonels second positlon--namsyl
that the differences of climate, race and eonne.s
tsrest which have allowed the Union TO eAist ios
.eyentv wears might have allowed 1t TO ist ao.nes
seventy. but for Abolitiousm. On TINS poin' "..S
seemed entire agreement between tuo ..isss de.
Ria ondieuce; but IL was point OF re'uriiess "
rartmrs A. the roal intent of the lecture ~
papfes interruptions became frequent that at 'I %
speaker had to beg of his Americanl ienas , nv 90
apphud, lest his (Eagsb) opponents snoa aseusiv
further excited Secession movenen, , rIsmsinea
set TO- and the very select anvieh, C,,ansl was Al
was tolerably acquiescent. Inc 9Th, ,ha tranoul
lowed 10 dihte in comparative peace on 'n' ,h ,s.
bannness of the slaves and their ownele-s"Va haI
ery Of the forty eOoed victims % A xSs
on,' INV VINO hoon Conducted by the underground rs
road, ana Lion ,0n oism and the basphemOus WICKED.
He.s Of John Browns ~, ss'l vaiase
hu q the T ssad On Of Sfi psyns 81 for mi
nag .ss,I ,hsV have appropriated. and their scrnpS
,orbearancs from capturing the Capital. - tSs
s S. It was mentioned tina, the ssiGsaSss
Conederacy would involve the esIao 81 INs.hvuIs,
English embassy ia the delightful city Of N'AA'
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Army CLoTHISe AID IQUPaGk OtyicE,
PHrLADTLfHiA, Jan. II, 1867.
DROPOSALS are invited aud viii be received
e, this Office until 10 o'el9ek N on THURSDAY, the
2ji inst =. for ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND YARDS or
ALL WOOL SACK FLANNEL Indigo Blue WooDyed,
IWiei youT inches wide sud weighing ten ounces pr
ord inches WIDE and wei hing i've ounce.
yard AL bids be indoed Propolsls for furnishing
Dark Blue fsinol." and be addressed to ,.,
q. II. CROShAN.
Deputy QuaTternasef-G General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21

A. q. MoRyLgy. ESQ., Of Utcs, N Y wh'es; have u'ed
vonr Pectcrsl myself and in my family siace You In
H. and believe the best medicine for It's purpose ever
nm, out, with bad cold should sooner Pay twenty hVe
dollars for bottle than do without IT, or take aS ,ther
T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21

Protestant EPISCOPAL BRoTHERHooD.-Ths
Twelfth Anniversary of this institution was heldSua-
day evening, at the Church Of the Holy Communicn.
corner Of Sixth avenue and Twentieth street. The
annual report OF the dongao the Brotherhood nelad
ing their receipts and expenditures, was read and
adopted. A sermon, founded on the character acts
and humility Of Jesus Christ, together with tho
necessity of Broihcrhoods especially in churches,
was delivered by the Rev. f. III. Z. Wells OF Boston,
and collection taken up for the benefit Of the Oh
Mans Home of the Protestant Episcopal Church"
Owing to the incemency of the weather the assem-
blage was limited and the receipts OF the donatioo
about 800.
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Albany Live Stock Market

MONDAY, Jan. 70, I5bl
BgEvRs-The mnket Is extremely dull Notwithstanding
the fact that there decline last week OF tdtc 10 the
.upry To- day head greater than then without any i'm
proyenent "a quality. There are very lew ne ca'is IN mar
ke There plenty heavy but they course and nor TAT
IN. u.u number buyers here but the most OF them
,suerslly tho Yorkefs-wnl go home empty handed
nix. H,i.htop as well a the New market last week
aud they they cannot give the rIices
A.krd although Of the holders evince Willingness to
ropreje &c b ~ oil last weeks rates The heavy snow
storm that has preysled since Friday night has also had de-
sing tendency shrinking up the cattle and TO the dad
vau.ago of doyes making quite difference In he appear
auce All tie aias behind tine. and at o'clock last
evening there were 50 car loads still due.
REcgPrs-The following 10 our comparative statement Oh
receipts this usrke, the Central RAILROAD estimating
rs 10 ,b.car. Cor week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21

TIVE MORRILL, TARIFF and the TARIFF
Il ACT Of the Special S.ssion-boh compiete-wil be
found in THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC