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If PHYSICIANS WILL USE IT, WHY IS IT
NOT SAFE FOR THE PEOPLE?
ClNcrNNATI, Nov. :


MEssRs. a. L. ScovILL 4 Co.
Dear sirs,-The public generally are fully
ovore of the thousands Of remedies Tor DIS
eoeed lungs, under the titles of sarsapa-
riuas. pills, Plastors, Linimonts, eie.' that
arc daily brought to their notice through the
,,e,ysueners. bv way Of adyorusomC nts. MY
oIiect in writing this note for publication is
10 induce the public, or at loost those WHO are
afflicted, Gf they viii use patent medicnes,)
70 uso one that contains articles Of real use IN
,,lr,onary diseases. l an conscious that IN
50 doing am acting most urIroiesslonoly,
and derogatory to The interests OF medical
science and the regular practitioners oi hed'-
cine. y,,,,.
The medicine to which refer is Dr. HGirS
Rq1CoD for the Lungs. l have prescribed Il
i'm large number Of cases, and always WIN
success. One case in particular 10 which |
wish now to refer was given up by several
nbvsiciaps who had loCn called in Consulla-
iion with myself The patient had all the
s,,nntons Of confirmed consumption, Such
o. adld NIGHT sweats, hectic fever, hGrasslng
conob. with continued pain in the lobe OF me
III lung. attended with severe dIanhca
Ue commenced immed ately to get better by
no use Of the above-uamed medicine, ana
,ras soon restored to his usual health! !
10 also found Dr.. Halls Balsnm the most
xalnabIe exrectorant for breaking up DIS
trn.sine coughs and colds thot ! have ever
used W. L.
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TO telom IL may COBceJW:-l hereby certify
for the wears 1860. and 1861, and have procured
the Wines and Liquors with which have sup
piled the Town Agents Of said County, from
Charles Blckman, No. SO Front street, New
York, that | have had careful Analyses OF said
Winrsnnd Liquor made by Charles f. Chandler,
Fsq.. Professor of Analytical Chemistry, Union
College, Schenectady, n. Y, and that in all and
every instance the result has been to prove them
to be perfectly pure and suitable ior medicinal
purposes.
| can therefore most confidently recommend
the house of Charles Baclman & Co. 10 all those
who prefer giving their orders to honorable and
conscientious men.
I -.gvgp R,y pNVT<
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NEW BUSINESS! NEW SHOP.

GUILDS BROOKS of Coventry, has added
Y to his lifelong business Of shoemaking, sun
another. He has gone to harness making ana
carriage trimming quite extensively, ana is IN
tending to do the best of work and make mon
ev. He keeps the best of stock, the most fin
shed wOrkmen, and will defy the whole OF Or
leans County to meet him in the matter OF good
work. He has not gone into the business raS MY,
thoughtleSSly, and without first counting the
cost; but he is bound TO draw customers, dc
extra work, and fill his purse with what makes
the mare go"-wlen inside OF one of his fancy
hon
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Gg A single snow hake-who cares
for it? Blu; whole day Of snow-Aakes,
officiating the landmarks, drifting over
the doors, gathering upon the mountain,
to crash in avalanches-who does hot
care for that? Private opinion is weak
but public opinion is almost omnipotent.
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Ca There is some talk out in Missouri
to the effect that Gen. IIalleck is to take
active command of the army Of the Po-
iomAc-Gen. Mcclellan retaining the
general direction Of iis moy ements.
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STILL WAITING.

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nave dohe hiuc"' anu ih"ue 'iIe ''o''
feel the incoveGlencea oil blockade, bu
they have done little on the land save Il
hold the canitol -. and while We would no
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appear TO De accomplishing mleh Ia III
way Of putting down the rebellion.
Rnt tbt re- has be,n one llrl.. oraiu Il
IA ou,,.,,.l laA,
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toia from nay 10 o"!' t"a' So''''t'it'''
grand aud decisive would very shortly
astoaish and make happy tie nation
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no -" " :
Ing song OIL Tie 'eF9f'P' 10 i'o''o"
tomorrow, the rebellion would be crushed
has been the lullaby with which the i'm
,o.;.,oa q u,o ,,o,,l, ~, W.. 40
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lays mas ever oe'h soo''eu ana qu'e''u
Has any one suggested thai a little ad
yance On the Potomac and Victor,
.oa,l s,r.na,, ON ho lr,in, c,o.e an
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been met with Tue reply tha' U1''er'
Mcclellan was no, ready, Ut would b
IN a very = or lime 10 sIike cruslin
ill., 7, ,,,ol. ,ho Troi,n c,us
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never ~ "u' away 70 oe "'e''' /"
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SECEsSION sEkINs.

One Hundred Secession Skins Wanted-Iwill
pay from Is cts. to I37 for secession skins, ac-
cording to rank, age, and locality. Preference
given to those belonging to the Of. +. W
Vermont Third take notice.
c. BROOKS.
Coventry, September 6, 1882
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

While engaged in LAYING out all of his COM
pctiturs i'm harness making, he will still continue
to please his customers with Boots and Shoes OF
the best nuality.
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BrnLrvoroN. VT, March 7, 1861.

To MEssRs. CHAs. BAcKMAN q Co., N. Y.
Gentlemen We avail ourselves of this meth
cd to inform you that we have repeatedly made
an examination Of BrandieS, Whiskey, Gin and
Wines. with which the Chittendcn County Agen-
cy at Burlington, has been mainly supplied from
your house for the past three years, also speci-
mems from other agencies in the State procured
from you.
We have found them invariably Of full
strength and uniform purity and quality, supe-
rior in every respect to specimens from other
sources. For medicinal uses they have fulfilled
our expectations and received our unqualified
approval and hout hesitation we confidently
recommend them to all who wish to supply
themselves with Liquors upon which they can
rely for purity and strength. We arc,
Your most ohedient servants,
SAMUEL w. THAYER, JR., NJ. D.
WALTER CARPENTER, NJ. ID.
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-. -, - ,,,,,,o ,,ronar remedy.
hmely use 9i SOM 9ras ut the root of the
disease at once ana sG s.la,5 - acco1ding to d.
that any one us't6 en- ~ {ortv-eirht hours,
reci'ohs LOT tMoI, sntiafod with its merits,
ana nov o.'i " ga receive hack their money.
may return II ana recc,S W. !. rreouenty re-
The most ulstleIa''iS ,o a71d brok6n up in
teyed oy t irnS'' Tb b afflicted do not have
rev houTs ott I'M oaor hottie before they find
10 h .aSo tbis reJnedv win afford relief or not
"n Thn nH NM have been imposed upon by
L',J ;ls nended by certificates which
ori,inated from some unknown
a nano a. W. believe that medicine possess
source We oei' Iii ct cures wherever it
ING real me- -, 80 ,gaIl as abroad. This is
Is usel, az rronorotion but one which if
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INDIAN DuNPLING.-Scald I pint OF
Indian meal, l small tablespoonful short
ming, one half teaspoonful salt, one.quar
ter tablespoonful soda or saIeratus, Boil
hour in a bag. Serve hot, with gravy
and meats.
YORKSHIRE PupDMG,-Beat up two
eggs in basin, add to them three good
table>rooufuls Of -four, with pint Of
milk, by degrees, and little salt; butter
the pan, bake hall an hour,or bake under
the meat; Gu; in four, turn it and when
set on both sides it is done. 4 tin dish,
one inch and half deep aud eight inches
wide. is the most suitable for such pro-
portions.
COFFEE, Cocoa, OR Chocolate
CUsrAHD.-Make some very strong cot.
fee, beat the eggs As above; put in a pan
half pint Of milk and half a put Of
made coffee, with tNu ounces OF sugar
then add tie eggs, pass through sieve
and proceed as above. Chocolate aud
cocoa the same, only emitting tue lemon
peel in all three.-Soyer.
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CHARLES f. CHANDLER,
Prof of Analytical Chemistry, Union College.

u We are permitted to refer to the following
Commissioners, Town Agents. and Physicians
Of the STATE ct Vermont, and in so doing are
guided by desire to place before the public
those fact, that are in themselves an evidence
that in every instance none but the purcs and
most desirable articles in our line viii be offered
for sale to our customers.
REFERENCES Edward HunECrford, Proics-
sor OF Chemistry in the University of Vermont;
s. W. Thayer, NJ. D., Dean Of the Medical Fac
ul'v in the University Of Vermont; W. Caipen-
Ter. Profa, sor, &C. in The University of Vermont ;
J. s. Pierce, Agent, Burlington.
Chittcudcn; Calvin Bodgcu, Israel Goodwin,
Alouzo curcc, Washington; Charles Davis 7,
Sanborn, Caledonia; w. II. H. Bingham, y, II,
Thomas, Inmoillc Chester Spencer, b. FrtShe,
Rutland; A. II. Gilmore, Hon. Geo. ?. Baldwin,
Nccdham and Irl Clifford, Addison. 22m6
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THERE is NO MEDICINE IN USE EQUAL TO IT.

1t will cure Cancer HumorS, Canker, Salt
Rheum, ErySipelas, Scrofua, Scurvy, cal d
Head, Fever Sores, Secondary syphilis, no mat
ter of how long standing; Chronic Inlamma-
ton of the Digestive Organs, Dyspepsia or lndi-
gustiou, Gastric Irritation or Suurncss Of the
stomach, Chronic EruptonS Of the Skin, and
all diseases arising from an impure state of the
Blood. 1t is also an excellent Remedy for all
those complicated diseases Of females that so
often end fatally.
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DR.. II. GOODRICH,
Proprietor and Manufacturer, Stoncham, Mass

IL J. s. Chapman, Irasburgh, is the sole
agent for this medicine in Orleans County. Sold
wholesale and rotail.
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We would call the attention of Commission
ers. Town Agents, and The Medical Faculty of
the State of Vermont, to Our well selec,ed stock
OF Imported Wines and Liquors, which we offer
on reasonable and satisfactory terms.
We are permitted to publish the following
Chemical Analysis that have been made by en-
ment Chemists, of our Liquors.
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NEW TAILOR'S SHOP !

rBNHE SUBSCRIBER has opened 4 shop in
Z BARTON, at his residence, opposite the
Post Office, where he will be ready TO do all
work entrusted to his care, and at fair rates.
y. McDOUGALL.
Barton, Oct. |, lS6I-43m3
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N Call at the Jcwelry Store, leave a dollar,
and get the medicine. The dollar is what l
want The medicine is what you must have.
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per day; and it has frequently during the year
in times Of excitement, reached over one Inn
drrd thousand per day-testmg the capacity of
both oar fast presses to thcutmost to supply the
demand.
The following are the prices of the several
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.AsANADyElsrssING MEDIUM

II The journal is for sale at all the NcwsFa-
wcr Depots, and on all the railroads throughout
New England.
All nrInr, shnuld be allrcs ed u
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CHARLES BACKMkEd G. Co.
IMPORTERS oF
BRANDlES, GINS, RUNS, WINES,
&C., &C.,

No. So Front Street, New York.
Sole Importers IF q. b. Cognac, Old
H0iiaHd end Geaer0 COrdtdi Gin.
The New York herald., 1862-03-23
Personal Intelligence.

Major General Hunter, the newly appointed comman
dan at Port Royal arrived in town yesterday, and is
stopping the Astor House fe will oave for the South
during tho early part OF this week.
Major General Fremont arrived his apartments In the
Astor House by the las from Washington last even
ing He announced to leave Washington ON Friday,
but failed to do in consequence Of his engagements
with the Secretary Of War lie visits the city Just now
20 make nna arrangements in relation to his pri-
vate Affairs and will csvc here for his department in the
course Of three four days. Ills stan has been com.
pleed and though tho of the officers composing
have publicly transpred, yot it is proper to say
that comprises several OF those who attached TO
his person while recently commanding in Missouri.
Colonel Percy and Major Danvi Of tho British Army;
g. rockingham, Jr, and g. A Gardner Of Boston II.
Smaley OF Vermont, and c. n. Emery, Of Easton, Nd,
stopping at tho Mevoort House.
Rev. g. f. Vail, Warren Colburn and l.. Rawson OF
Ohio; ID. b. Levy OF Caracas: j. J. Irwin, Of Indiana
and W H. Jarvis, Of Hartford, are stopping at the ST.
Nicholas Hotel,
Dr. Ten Broeck and J. odcrson, Of the United States
Army; T.. Fisher, OF Boston; w. B. Chaplin, OF Rhode
Island J. Vail, Of Hartford f. L. Armstrong, OF I'LL
nois; c. u. CALDWELL Of Dunkrk, and G. Gilman, Of tho
sandwich Islands, are stopping at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Lieut. storrs Of the Connecticut Volunteers Major W.
oGG Of NsTpIs And : !ay aHS Ms1
OF new York, and Dr. L. w. ogden, OF San Francisco,
are stopping at the Lafsrge House.
Hon. J. Q. Pafrsy, Of Boston, Captain Hunt, Of the
and H. b. smith, or New Haven @. r. Kelsey and j. Ar
nold Of Connecticut J. A. Robinson, OF New York; H.
f. North Of New Britain and D. Cope, Of Lockport are
| stopping at the Albsmare Hotel.
General II. Baxter, OF Vermont; Baron cadesron, Of
Sweden, attachs Of General Fremons siaf H. r. s,age
OF Buffalo; q. r. srssgdS Of Baltimore; W. G. Weed OK
Albany O. and E. NJ. winsow Of Boston; II. @. Stagg,
Of Buffalo E r. sprasue Of Baltimore Buttsrnsfd and
p Cloagher. OF Utca O. Steson and wife, Of Bangor f.
W. Hsmerssy, OF Philadelphia, and g. Mayo, of Maine
are stopping at the Astor House.
Major o. Holman, Of tho United States Army Or. f.
g. Tucker, OF Boston; sx xGovernor Goodwin OF Maine:
Judge Miller Of Rochester, Judge Adiz OF ST. Albans
r. d. Hubbard and Jewell, Of Hartford &. A. SAVER
OF Oregon; A. q. DAuby OF Uhica; W. A. DANA of San
francisco; T. NJ Hayes, I Maine: y. V. Ruther OF chi
and John wymsn, OF New York. are stopping al
the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
The New York herald., 1862-03-23

enlightened nations Of Europe who have been contem.
plating recognition Of the Consderacy say to this mode
OF wariarsi
~ subsequsni developments I End that the affair OF
zoe ih 90 our right OF that day. though Short par
toulary hos during the time it lasted. Colonel julius
White, Of the Thirysevonth Illinois, commanding tho
Second brigade Of the Third division, claims to have
opened Ore on that morning and to have hood the
orunt the Tight II Is estimated that ten thousand Of the
enemy attacked US in that quarter, and that General
hcCuoeh was killed in the encounter. The fact Of his
death is not yet fully established.
The enemy at last accounts was about forty miles
from this point, in full flight for Van Burop or Fort
Smith, There appears to BIO no probability OF battle
before We move to attack tho discounted rebels.
Suboned is General Prices report Of his retreat from
Springfield. His confidence OF tho future, a. ex-
pressed in his last lines, appears to have been mis-.
placed.
The New York herald., 1862-03-23

Latter Received by the Father OF Licu-
tenant Frank Tryon, OF the Fifty-first
Reaiment N. Y. state Volunteers, Who
80 xyounded at Newbcrn, N. G.
The following note from Captain Chase, Of the Now
YORK rYtyGrst regiment, received here yesterday,
written upon brown wrapping paper bearing the manu-.
fsctursrs stamp Of Goldsboro paper maker.
MARCH Is, 1892.
f. w. fRyoN, ESQ
DEAR siRYssterdsy we engaged the rebels at or near
Newbsrn, N Co. and put them TO flight. capturing many
prisoners and arms.
But your son. who am proud 10 say my Lieutenant,
while valiantly leading his to victory was struck
by rife ball in the thigh still think il is not OF seri
ous nature. All that can be done shall be done Tor hn
He s quito ensy and cheerful and hops ere long viii bs
able to help 10 do what such as your son alone eau
do 20 restore country 10 polce aud tranquility.
/ miss him very much, aud Is pains ma 10 % oOiged
10 tell OF such noble souls falling from the vco they 10
much adorn. Yosrs, truly, STEPHEN W CHASE,
captain Go. B, Fif'y nrst New York Noiantesrs'
The New York herald., 1862-03-23
Meeting OF the Republican State Execu-
tive Committee.

ALBANY. March %, 1852.
meeting Of the Executive Committee OF the Ropubl
can State Committee hold at tho Delavan House this
morning. and the following resolutions unanimously
adopted -
Resolved That this Executive Committee have full
ndcnce the national admins sraion, and in the patriot
ISM fidelity and ability OF the republican President Of
the United states, and pledge to him their cordial and
support in carrying into effect tho principles Of
public policy on which he was elected.
Resolved, That hail with profound satisfaction the
triumphs Of our arms N tho contest with rebellion ana
the authority OF the constitution reestabshed over all
the States and Territories Of the United States.
Resolved, That hail with equal satisfaction the evil
dence that the political principles OF the republican party
have been firmly established in the conduct of the gov
ernment and universally recognized essential to
its future administration; tha. slavery hereafter
be extended into Territory OF the United States
nor can the political power which IL welded so long and
with such baneful effects the national government,
ever be restored.
Resolved, That the policy pursued by the Executive
other officers OF this state in tho management OF the
public and Of the canals meets with the cordial
approval OF the republican party accords with It's prin
cpies and platform, and comnends itself TO the hearty
approval Of the people Of this State. by this policy tho
surplus have increased from 1923 ,i25 07 in
1885, to 42 16 in 1861 The requirements OF the
constitution been nearly complied with than
any period in the history Of the state for many years
The canal debt has been reduced during the past three
years nearly three millions Of dollars The canal en-
argement has been nearly Completed and those great
works have been rendered remuncrative and prcspc-
rous
Resolved, That the republican party recognise in the
cooperation Of the puro ard patriotic who have
united with IL in sharing the burdens and defending tho
principles of the administration Of the national govern
ment, disinerested love OF country outweghng tho
trammes Of party organization, and deserving the pro-
missed Acknowledgement Of our favored land.
Resolved That deemng the action Of the national ad
mnistraton wise and reliable, the Executive Committee
earnestly request carly action for the organization Of the
republican party for the protection OF its principles tho
efficiency OF its labor, and its future success in main
tanning the dearest principles that belong to an American
citizen well as lovers OF freedom throughout the civil
lied nations or the world
SIMEON DRAPER, Chairman.
JAMES TKRwuiIGKR, Secretary.
Albany, March 81 1862.
The New York herald., 1862-03-23
THE CAPTURE OF YANCEY.
EAsroS, Pa. March 22, Il

EAsroS, Pa, March 22, 1862.
II. s. Kellogg OF Scranton, has received letter from
an officer the Forty ninth Pennsylvania regiment dated
Key West 10th instant which says'--A prize arrived
here last evening. She captured In an attempt TO
run the blockade. Her sailors were taken to Jail
one of them, to whom attention WAS directed by tho
whteness OF his hands, identified by several officers
as the famou "Yancoy." A newspaper correspondent
also recognized him. Tie is confined In tho calabooss
her
The New York herald., 1862-03-23
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
The America at Halifax with Two
Days Later News.
The Blockade in the English
Parliament.
s~~~~~~~~~~D~~eo-~><-.N
THE QUESTION SETTLED.
The Solicitor General PrOclaims
Its efficiency.
SIGNAL FAILURE OF ITS ASSAILANTS.
~~~~~~-~~O~n>U-~~-~>~.>
RESIGNATION OF THE PRUSSIAN MINISTRY
&C., &c., &C.
SIGNAL FAILURE OF ITS ASSAILANTS.
RESIGNATION Of THE PRUSSIAN MINISTRY
&C., &c., &C.

HALIFAX, March %, 1862.
The Cunard mail steamship America, from Liverpool
tho sh via Queenstown the eth inst arrived at
this port at two O'Clock this morning.
The advices by the America are two days later.
The Prussian Ministry has resigned
The Sumter is still at Gibraltar and the Tuscaroraat
Algesras.
The steamer AMMO Shields had arrived at Queenstown
with cargo Of rosn cotton and tobacco from Whining
ton, N. c.
The steamship City Of Baltimore, from New York on
the 18th Of February reported by tho Angloaxon az
missing), arrived off Holyhoad on the Sth inst.
The steamship Edinburg, from New York 22d OF Fob
ruary, arrived at Liverpool on the night OF the 7th
inst.
The steamship Jura from Portland, arrived ed Of
February at Liverpool on the night Of tho 7th inst
The Cunard steamship Scotia had arrived in Liver
pool from the Clyde.
Tho ship Sarah Park was ashore near Southampton.
The New York herald., 1862-03-23
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, March II, 1862.
All is quiet here. There Is
flag OF truce was sent out this morning for the ac
commodation OF officer Of the French navy desiring
70 70 South The rebel oacers and we're very un-
communicative, and we gathered no news from them
No Southern newspapers were received.
Among the passengers who arrived here this morning
from baltimore were Prince de Joinve and Miss Dix.
Uopcs are entertained that the telegraph cable will b
repaired other to-day or 70 morrow.
The New York herald., 1862-03-23
Action for Virginia Steamship Stock,
valued at Five Thousand Dollars.
supERIoR couRT-TRrAL TERN.
Befora Hon. Judge Bosworth

MARCH 1o-Keoy, Executor, rs rough This vas an
action to stock OF the New York ana yirsna
Steamship Company, valued at 1000, aud Also pro
mssory note for 81 245 made by the deceased
which, was alleged, was entrusted TO tne dslenua ~
the deceased for tho purpose OF raising Vs upo ~
The defendant asserted his right TO detan u ot an al
legged debt The cases occupied two days and 'ne Jury
roynd vordct FOR the plantr-vslue OF STOCK t5sOO,
ou I ~ W., ~ hc siyen up TO the plaintiff, value ~ 225.
couu. FOR nsssrs wa Ja%s and Thomas
s ehs,psn The Judge, application, allowed 500
oDbte