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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-09
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L. F. PIERCE,
Wholesale and Re-ail Agent.
H7vl MONTPE Ea. vt.
TUE DAY ACHshOL BELL.

A NEW SINGING BOOK 'or Day Schools, called the
a. DAY school. BRl.l.. ia now ready. 1t contains
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-09
FROM THE
New Orleans 's'rsgc Delta
" There to be excuse for thin or gray Hair,
that the celebrated Hemstrees InimitaLe Hair Res
tOrave be had.'i
FkUM THE
Clc3Vland k'iaineeealer.
st. Louis EseDgsbg;cEl
Cairo City GaZett

g This incompatible excellent preparation for the Res
toraton of Gray Hair to its original color preserve
Hair from falling out, and badness, is sale
Humphrey Browns in this city. The evidence that
this Restorative is humbug is conclusive Testimonies
to that effect may be found in almost every paper in the
country"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-09
MRS. WILSON'S
G O G 0 A N u T Oil.
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressings put up in large bottles
ami rrts for 81 cts. per bote and for dressing the
h, { ANY person. young OIL, there is NOT its equal in
the world 1t will make the hair everything you wish it
h and moreover, it has perfume that is infinitely
superior any of the fashionable extracts either foreign
or American which alone should entie it TO a place
every ladv's toilet table.
St the Regenerator before retiring Mt night, and
The morning apply little Of the Dressing and
hair will ho even more lifcHke in color and beauty.
~ nothing Your hair tut these preparations. and
these according to dreaionS, and we warrant you
a good healthy head Of hair
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry p VIII
son Co.. Manchester, H.,to whom all letters should
be addressed
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VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES

al" we'll known t. be lnfallible
DYSPEPSIA by thoroughly cleansing the tir-t an 5000,
somachs aud creating flow of pure healthy bile i-
stead Of the stale and acrd kind Fiaul.ncv los 4
Appetite. heartburn hea0ache Reste-sne.. ltpnrc,
Anxiety. Larguur ond me anci oy which or. tho 1.1
ersl symptoms 81 DySprpSla !" Ill vanish natural
con 'eQe noe OF its
Co.1IVENts, by cleansing the whole lei ~ of the IT,
te.tInes witha -oNent process. aud with violence
all voleut lurges leave the bowels within Nv,
days.
FEvFRs Of all kinds by oring the blood 10 re-.
ula circulation. through the process OF respiration IL
ius. cases. and the thorough solution t ali in,.stn.
obstruction in Others.
The Life Medicines have been known to c,-o c,-rD.
tir Ienanently III three weeks, and GJu y, half thar
time by removing local Inhalation from the muscles
and ligamens OF the JOINTS.
DRorsrKs of all kinds by irt"ng aud strengti, IN
the kidneys and bladder; the. operate ign tilN
on theee important organs nj hence have ever hee
lonnd certain remedy Tor the worst Care Of Gravel
Also WORMS. by di-lodgiDg from the turnings of the
bowels the slmv matter TO which these adher-
SCuRvY, ULCER and lnveterate Sores by the prt.et
purity which these Lite Medicines to the boVl .n! all
the humors.
sooRHuTlc ERurrIons and bad Complex, N,ous by ,hen
Alternative effect upon the fluid. that iced the kin ypo
the morbid state I" which occasions all rruptiv. CON
plsns sal ow, cowdy and other disagreahr conn len
The OF these Pills tor u very short tnr will r-.
IN entire cue ef salt Rheum. and stirling improve
nltnt In he clearness OF the skin. Cemmu C,ld1 ar
lnfueuZh vii always be cared 10y az II tive IN
the worst
Pills The original proprietor of 'he.c tsedicipee
cured Of Piles Of 36 stand ny the .. ~ H.,
Lite Medicines alone
fEvkR AND AGrE-For this scourge ut the Western
country, these Medicines will he tound sat speed,
amp certain remedy other IN dtcne- leave the system
subject TO eetusn If the disease bv these med.
cnes is permahet Fry Them he satisfied e en- Ell
BlLIoUs FKvtRs AND LIVER COMPLAINTS tier cia,
Debility IoSs OF Appetite Disease. "tFemnlr~-fe Med
icines have been us, with the most brnehciai results
cases OF this description Kings Evil and ScrotuI.
III its wort forms, Nrlds - the mild yet powerful
non OF these remarkable Incidence Niy,t Sweet.
Nervous Debility New Complaints OF al t,nd, Pa
pitaiohs OF the Heart Fainter, CCc ore seedly cur
ed.
MRRCCEiAL DISEASES - Persons whose constitutions
have become Impaired by the njudcioS OF Mercury,
Will tnd thrse NedCih,s letct curet o. they never
fail 10 Cae from he stem all the elects OF Me-
curry, infinitely sooner hru tire m.st powerful preperA
zion ot SaisaparilIa
Prepared and sold by W No.'EAT.
2;lF} II 3}T BEOA NV AY NFw NoEk
pnR SALE nv Att DRUGGISTS
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MoFEsAT,ss
IIEE pTTJC AMI DIOrNrv Drrvrrc

IN ESE MEDICINES have ow been before the pub
lic Tor period of thirty years and during that time
have maintained high character in almost every part
OF the gioOe or their exit aordinary aud immediate
power o! restoring Perfect health TO peIsGs SUFFERING
under heaIy every kind disease to which human fe. j.
liable
The following are among the distressing yariet} .,
human dis eases in which the
VTGIT RTE T.Tpr, Mrr~crorre-
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-09

Please read few certificates from the following reia.
Bile and well known people
MRssRs Henry =. WILSON & Co.--My wife is now
using your Regeneration for TIE hair and pronounces it
far superior 10 anything she USED for the hair It is
easily applied does not soil in the eass disagree
able odor increases the growth Of hair prevents it fall
ing off, and often cures the headache forward YOU
this certificate unsolicited because think article
that will do what Your Hair Regeneration WILL should be
widely known think it is the hrSt article for the hair
now in use. Rtspfctfniy. &C.,
REV. JACOB srEvENs, Ncvhurypor,, Ms
81 IKE he Her Rege"erat9c ond D!esein9 rery
much" REV Gko. Wo1HyG, Hartford, CT.
g! !u"hsshating'g pronounce 1t an japai"abie artt-
Gle from the cfect on my oWn tead,'
s.A HILL, wife Of Rev Henry Hill, Manchester,N II.
at rendered my hair son and oioysp'
Minor tAnRAR, Saratoga Sprin.S, n. Y.
81 feel confdpni Tint IL operates xor ns cge but
to restore the rootS 10 heir nnnrdi heaifhy state"
RRy T. N. KsLLoG, Nashua, H.
&c most ehesrfuAy recommend il to al persons"
KEy c. RsSELL. Littleton, N II.
November |.
MEssRs, HENRY ?. WILSON Co. have no hesitancy
in saying, in my opinion, Mrs wilson's Hair Regenera-
tor and Hair Dressing the best hair preparations now
in use shall continue :, use tdrn with pleasure.
REV. II. II. HARTWfIL, Lawrence, Mass.
nEssRs NprRY + WI .o> K Co.: have used your
Hair Regcerator and Hal. Dressing and have received
great benefit from them. do'n the articles worthy of
high commcndati1n, and elerTtnly recommend them to
all who want 10 gray hair to its original color c.
to any who tre,,brd with dsndruH, or a dsagreeabe
itching of the head OF humor, to those whose hair is
falling from the head.
Raw &. W. II CLARK, Great Falls N H.
ME1sss. H2NRr P. WILSON X c.: deem Mrs. vii.
sons Hair RegeHerhtor and Hair Dressing the standard
articles of all hair preparations have, in many in
stances, known them to restore the hair where it had
fallen of dandru restore the hair to its original
color, cure entirely the most pnfu headaches-and in
some instances most serious huuors Personally have
been sharer in several of these benefits.
REr. HENRY HILL, Manchester, n. Il
The national Republican., 1862-05-31
Police Rsports-Thu q rsday.


First Prooinct.-John Taylor and John Nc.
Bride, drunk and dlsordsrly; delivered to the
seoond.-H. W: Lewis, drawing pistol dis
missed. X. Fuller. drunk /, military. Thomas
= Tnird.-Msry. J.. Dorsey, larceny; jail. J.
Young, opening look gate; dismissed. L. Brown,
selling liquor on Sunday; fined $20.66. Thomas
Evans, assault; ball for court. H. Brown, fast
riding; hued & $40; Pat Pa, Hsssrty, disorSsrly
j. Sullivan, disorderly; Aned $262. Cath. Hag.
erty, do; fined 81 ~ Pat. Conner, disorderly;
fined $2.62. George Gesseler, do; turned over
to the the military: jerry Long d.; dismissed:
mea,; fned Sass. Alex. Rivau1, assault; M s ssc1.
and dsordely; hnsd si.Ss.
Fifth.-.Ann' Carroll, disorderly; dismissed.
John Archer, profanity; nnsd t2.94: Peter Yer.
Edward Ridsswsy and John Weir, dlsorderly /;
security TO keep the peace. John Scanlan, VIM.
Mickey, and Peter Holt, drunk in the street ;
fined $l.9&. Louis hyer, suspicious character;
workhouse. Jane Moore, disorderly; dis.
missed.
Sixth.--G. Gusts, stealing q; dismissed. Ann
CAvanaugh, drunk and profane workhouse.
VIM. Boudenot, driving on the pavement 4
cents costa. J. Dean. drunk and disordery.;
Evans, assault and, battery jail. A. Semling,
drunk and disorderly; turned over to the mill.
tary. T. Hoag, drunk; do.
Seventh.-A. Sullivan and Jas. Young, drunk;
military. John and Barnard Louper, threats;
bail for court. julius Tulty. creating q nui.
ssnce; further hearing; dismissed. Ell Cross,
gambling; fined 81 SO. John Henry, larceny;
dismissed. B. waldron, lunatic; dismissed.
Hannah Young, drunk; workhouse. B. Day
ton, do; military. J. h. Thompson, do: do. W.
Elger, do. do. Moses Wood, do. do. J. Stow
art, fighting and carrying concealed weapon;
hned Sl.58. Elizabeth Washington, disorderly; /;
dismissed. John H0lleran, Jr., larceny Of y
weapon; bail for further hearing.
house; dismissed. Catherine Ouch and Mary
Tolson, prostitution; do.
Ninth.-Pat Long and George Acton, drunk
and disorderly; fined 81. .9i each. Chas, Mades,
do; dismissed. Geo. Acton, larceny; do. '
Tenth.--Margaret Wilson, drunk and profane;
aned 1894. James McKenna, sleeping In the
street; dismissed. John CoGhrane, stealing
| chickens to the value of $225; jail for court.
The national Republican., 1862-05-31
Corns.

Frcm sbo to $500 year guaranteed to per
Sous troubled with Corns, Bunious,, Bad Malls,
White, the successful Cheropodist, and submitting
to his mode Of treatment. No acid, NO blood, no
least INCONVENIENCE Ofiee, 428 Pennsylvania av.
enus, between -Four. and ahalf and Sixth streets
Use Dr. Whites preparation for Corns, Buuions
Sore and Tender Feet, So 81 so and " psr box,
my 29-tf
The national Republican., 1862-05-31
DI ED,

On the evening of the goth instant, PRICILLA
WILLIAMS, eldest daughter of Frederick and
Lucy Williams, In the 18th year Of age.
Her funeral will take place from the resi-.
denoe of her parents, No. 81, EastrCapitol st.
Capitol Hill, this (Saturday) afternoon, at s
O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1862-05-31

TO LOOK YOUNG AND BEAUTIFUL
You may obtain q hand some compile xiOn, exempt
from Pimples, Bio che, 30 /, by usii Dr. Tumble,
ty's Pimple Bahisher Price r Per bottle Sent by
mail or txpre's tn any address.
Once NO. II Washington Building, Pennsylvania
avenue corner OF Seventh rtreet, Washington, D. G.
my2t
The national Republican., 1862-05-31
The Fair at the Young Men's Christian
ISOLATION.

Wo are assured by several correspondents
that the Fair now In progress ut the rooms of
the Young Mems Christian Association Ia quite
n Rebel affair, as will be seen by the subjoined
notice Of II. In addition, we are informed that
a Band in attendance played the "Star Span.
gled Banner" which WAS extensively hissed.
Last night one OF our Reporters visited the
Fair, and saw no disloyal demonstratiOns-the
good old flag was displayed, and several young
ladies wore miniature flags; but here is an &C.
count Of the matter from gentleman Of un.
doubted veracity: N.s e..
A "Secesh" Fair Ia being held In the rooms Of
the Young Mems Christian Association, under
the immediate auspices Of the Bible class DO.
longing to the church congregation, over which
the Rev. DR.. Plnkney is rector. The whole af-
fair Is unmitigated "seoesh,' even to the
minute details. The doll babies for sale on the
ladies' tables are dressed In "secesh" pinafOres,
and "secesh" red and white abounds through.
out. Two or three ladies who were interested
In the success Of the fair, and who, by the bye,
entertain loyal sentiments, went TO flag ven.
der and obtained two United States flags TO be
put up In the hall; but on the day appointed
FOR him to come and put them up, he was met
NJ tho door by one OF the leading members Of
the concern, who persmptorily forbade adus.
sion to the obnoxious emblems Of loyalty, as-
sisted by his daughter, who was intensely h0r-
rihed at the idea Of red, white and blue, max.
ing its appearance In the temple of treason.
The gentleman who refused to admit the flags
Of his country, holds An ofioe under the United
States Government, and has ut least one son In
the ranks Of the rebels.
The national Republican., 1862-05-31
COrns.

1t ia truly wonderful that these apparently
insignificant, but most troublesome, customers
which the human race is pesered with, can be
after len minutss sitting In DR.. Whites magi.
cal chair, you are surprised TO lind that you
can walk without tho slightest inconvenience.
Your thank the Doctor. leave triae for the
printer, and go on your way rejoicing, and tell
your friends that DR.. Whites operations are
right al 426 Pennsylvania avenue, between
FSur.and n. nalf and Sixth streets.
The national Republican., 1862-05-31
Drunk.

man named william Thompson, y lab0rer,
attracted considerable attention yesterday, IN
tho vicinity OF the Post Once, lying In u
drunken sleep. An officer awOke him, by
which time he had slept of the fumes of the
liquor, and took him before Justice Thompson,
who gave him an admonition and let him 60.
The national Republican., 1862-05-31
LOCAL NEWS. 2.
~AAxueSae>0n.

Hsasiy 10 tAouAnA sspiss Of ~ D1sb.
Hoas Are circulated among The Aoatins popu,a.
lion every day, bsstdss thslarge number ssrvsf
10 regular subsrr'he-s Advsvtissrs will take
1oia ,nonrdipE'y
The national Republican., 1862-05-31
Music Ut the Ca pitoi Grounds.

children, will be highly grstihed to learn that
there will be music by the Marine Band at the
Capitol grounds this afternoon. and we pre-.
sumo regularly on Saturday afternoons here.
after.
The national Republican., 1862-05-31
The Executive FAMILY,

President Linooln's family willpa the sum
mer months at the Soldiers Home, Presiden,
Buohanan's summer residence, which Ia being
RENTED for their reception.
The national Republican., 1862-05-31

The following petitions were presented yes.
terday:
Elenora Knott, slave; Charles I. Middleton,
l; Nancy Allnutt, l; Tho Sisters of the Vista.
tlon, Georgetown, ID. c., II Lyde Griffith, 2 |;
George W. and John s. Hopkins, executors of
John Hopkins, 10; James G. McGuni, 8; Phillip
Mackeys, 0; Richard W. Carter, i; William T.
COlquehoun, l John Robinson, /; Robert 7.
Patterson, Charles H. Mann, l; Seth Hyatt, 4 |;
Henry Warrington, /; BENJAMIN B. Hodges, 2 |;
Mary A. b. Cumming, |; Elizabeth J. Fowler, 81
Lydia T. English, 7; james e. Naylor, l; Mar.
garet j. Beall, 8.
V,Up to this date $50 petitioners have fled
claims for l,0lS slaves.
The commission is not in session to day.
The national Republican., 1862-05-31
MA""ooD'
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED!

Just pubished, In sealed envelope Price six cents,
Lecture on tho Nature, Treatment aad
Radical Cure Of Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weak.
nsss, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and
Impsdinents to Marriage generally, Nervolsness,
Consumption, Epilepsy aud Fits; Mental and Physi
cal Incsnaoity, resulting from Self Abuse, 10. BY
ROBr; J. CULvERWEIL, N. D., Author of the
Green Book, 10.
"A Boon TO Thousands Of Sufferers"
Sent under seal In plain envelope, to any address,
post paid on receipt Of six cents, or two postage
stamps, BY Dr. On J. 9. KLINE,
sp l-dhwi3m Post Once Boz, tbS6.
The national Republican., 1862-05-31
WALL BARNAKD,
my 2S Auctioneers.

" PUBLIC AUCTION.
Several hundred STOCK CATTLE will be sold
on the lth day Of June, at IL O'Clock at the Gov
ernment Cattle Ysrd, National Monument Ground,
Washington, d. c., among which arc . large mum.
Der Of fle Mich Cows, with calves The Coss will
be sold siugly. A. BECkwITH
mays MsJor G. 8.
The national Republican., 1862-05-31
d - aulIloERAkaLseNapn.

| ! = ~
On Monday n,xt the citizens of Washington
~ % :: ssls A;t' q ';s' ss Z e: f.
minds Of oitiseps, that, on the 10Th instant, the
Board OF Comfnsn Council passed the following
S" sf ~ &C., ss
eminent. II Ia M follows: 90
Resolued, &C., That the commissioners Il
election, before sntssing upon tho duties VI
their onices, be, and they are hefcby. required
70 tnae ne oath 81 allesianoe to The Government
Of the oorporAtion,"ty 5,,h,,y .r,--.- al,
Those voting In the negative were Mr.: En-.
erson Of the arst ward, Mr.. Callap Of the
second ward, Mr.. Mohun snd Mr.. Edmonston
;Ss 3, shs s,S fourth yard NJ HI y and hr Aulloy
Oftbe above, ali are candidates Of the Oondi.
tonal Union party for reelection TO the Board
The ssndida,. for u. sosPPs q isr%sn rom
Voters of Washington win remember tha,
placed themselves in direct hostility to the
Government. They have placed upon the re.
oosd their solemn protest against requiring
the commissioners to take the oath Of allegiance
however. The resolution passed, but We de.
sire our fellow-oitizens to beware how they
trust such men with power. Recollsct II. and
whom the day for voting comes, show them by
your votes, that they are not worthy to repre-.
sent loyal people. - .sss
A WoRD TO THE Po0R.--Poor men who are
struggling to live should remember that, when
Mr.. Halliday was Collector, he urged the re.
vival Of the law by which the poor mans prop.
erty might be sold for taxes, when due, and
opposed the present law, which sells real
estate and then allows two years to redeem II.
So much for Mr.. Halliday. Mayor Wallaoh,
as everybody knows, would rather give q poor
man money to pay his taxes, than have his
property sold.
"BILL MULLoY made speech In the City
Councils not long ago, and expressed some dc.
cidedly funny sentiments. Amongst other
things, he " wanted to have the word Slavery '
branded in his forehead" and wished that ne
groes were held as slaves in every State and
Territory Of the Federal Union. "Bill thinks
" Uncondlti tional Uaion +" is \ poor political faith
to pin ones self to; yet BIZ hopes to be sn
Alderman, and Is running against ono Of the
most conservative and loyal citizens Of wash
ington. Citizens Of the Fifth ward, which man
best suits your taste! H".r
The DEMOCRATIC PANTY, aided by old.line
Wings, united to put down Know Nothingism.
Nothing WIS to them so horrible N secret po.
litical parties and dark lantern conclaves. But
the DemooratiO party, allied with traitors, met
In secret concave In the Fourth ward, not long
since, and fixed up ticket which they propose
to run against the Unconditional Union ticket In
that ward. Citizens Of Washington. which
ticket best Represents your interests!
The national Republican., 1862-05-31
L'Echelle Perileuse.
THE BEAUTIFUL BALLET,
II AS N ! E L L o.
r.xrv,ppTfrEE PErstEaf fMSscrppys fhs

CANTERBURY MINSTRELS.
WashingtOn Boarding House.
CHALLENGE DANCE.
UNCLE EPHRAlM.
New Acts, new Songs, and new Dances.
Admission 26 cents Orchestra ohairs 20 osnts.
Door open at TX Perfos nance at AZ O'Clock.
MATINEE, SATURDAY,
For Ladies and Children, whom . numbsr Of valua
BILE pressnts will be given sway-ons
S2S Silver Cake Basket.
A1Admission-Lsdies, 20 cents; Children 10 cents
Doors open at O'Clock performances commence
at O'Clock.
may % star