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the same purchaser. not including wines,
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every person excepting npothecafiesl whose
business Il Is 10, for fee or reward, prescribe
medicine or perform any surgical OPERATION
FOR Tie cure Of any bodily disease Or ailfg.
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Gen. King.

Gen. King, who succeeds Gen. Ere
mont, has been Wisconsin edltsr
He has commanded a division IN Me-
Dowell's army since the movement q
Mcclellan to the Peninsula. No
doubt he is brave man aud capa-
bic soldier; we hope be Is, bu, we Do
not think he can fill the place Of Gen.
Fremont. We regret the state Of
things, the necessity which compels a
thoroughly tried soldier to resign his
commani, aud tho substitution OF an
un:ried man in BIS place, whoever he
may b..
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NEw UNIFoRM Our Band are, we under
stand, to have q lew and sp lendid uniform,
which is now being made for them in New
York They will appear for the first time
in their new uniform on the Fourth Of July
This speaks we'll Tor the enterprise and in
dustry Of the Band They have labored hard
to perfect themselves. and we must say that
under the skilful and accomplished leader
shiw Of r. 2. ioyt, who is every inch gen
ileman. they hayesacceedod mos. admirably.
they do play well. We wish them every sue
cess Yet we cannot help remarking that
VIC do not think the people Of this village ex-
tend their aid 10 them as much as they ought
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Celebrations the coming Fourth Of
July Celebration ri Pawlet, an Grafton will
be delivered BY Hon. A. l. Miner, Of this
town. The Manchester corne, Band will
discourse delightful music throughout the
day 10 the assembled neople.
Henry f. Miner il to deliver an oratitn
at Rupert, where they expect to celebrate
the ever glorious Fourth in becoming style.
The Factory Point Cornet Band is, We IN
derstand, engaged to furnish the music for
the occasion.
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East Rurrnr. juno 81. 1852.


.Meurs Editors The following is an sx-
tract Of letter. recently received from =
grand daughter living in Wisconsin. II you
think ii worthy Of place in Jour paper,
you are A. liberty to publish H.
"we are having stirring news from the
army Just sow: rumors that Corinth is evae-
uated. also Richmond. All this news affects
me, fer my father and only brother are in
the grand army, ard am anxious to have
this war come to an end. that they may re-
turn to us again. They are bath in Gen.
McDowell's division, and though IN different
regiments. they have been 40 fortunate ne 70
be kept together ever since they reached
Washington, last September. They are now
10 fredericksburg. Va. Father Is in the Tn
Wisconsin, my brother 10 the 18th Indiana.
received letter yesterday from father. and
a. suppose you are Interested in al the in
cidents Of this war, whether they relate n
your personal friends Or others. will tell you
what be Wruie He said the man who WIS
building the bridge across the RappshaDock
AZ Fredericksburg, wished some work done at
large foundry and machine shop IN that
eity--but the proprietor lslo i seeess ioa-
Isl, ard i known 10 hage MANUFACTURED N
bis shep. shot, sbsll cannon &c fo- The rsb.
eis, } refused 70 Dc Il. snd talked sery sanei-
y u him beside. 90 iAf rmipg Gen Nc.
DeWell II il. be sklzfd i sienes inthe asus
d ths goTguuept, AL 70 ihree hears aad
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HAEFEa's MAoAEIsE for July Is received,
and q ereditable number il is. Contents (;
A Flying trip shrOagh Norway Social Aes.
sheslcs, Wrecked sad Reseaed Louis AgAs-
81; oriey Farm BY Anthony Treliops; The
Hsrforl Convention; Tie Unsigned Rs-
esipi; MisiressAni Alail. Household Story
by Miss Maloek: Dowa IL tie Glen q Idle
pid, ~ Fiis James 0'Brien, The Adsen-
,ares q Philip, b. v n Tbasksray; LES;
n cenid knsw. The Dead Letter 0t5es
Among the Literary Noises i ngiies Of
FasbsH Brewnaewts beeh
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MEssEs Eszons -Parsusnt 10 a esH 81
County Commiiies. iAs inhahitAnis q che
iowu q Rupert assembled q "a oss delegates
to represent said town Ia iae Ceaniy Cen.
vsutiou The meeting - eal'sd ,o order
By james Z Aasiia. oee q ne tpNH eemhil-
tee. when 7 L Shelden Was e,esicd Chair
nan. and james T. Asst a. Secretary Tie
ftllewin. delegates we're elected BY ballot
WIS Ros,. s J Farrar. T. l. Sheldon, II
@ Meore, shes the meeting adioarnei.
srbscnlaER.
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4 SUBSCRIBER.

DELEGATES. - In accordance with the call
issued by the County Committee, tho free
men Of Manchester assembled at tho Town
Hall on Saturday, the 18th. at o'clock =
The meeting was organized by the appoint
ment Of Il, b. Burton, President, and iiarri-
son Prindle, Secretary. The following list
Of names was then prepared, which after hay
ing been read by the Secretary, on motion Of
4. G.. Clark. the persons named in the list
we're unanimously elected as delegates, viz ;
=. D. Burton. L. D. Lathrop, II L. Miner,
Ezra Edison, J. B. HOLSTER, NJ s. Colburn
The following named persons we're also unau-
imously elected as substitutes to the above,
viz II. X. Fowler, Z. J. Hawley, Levi b.
Coy, Robert Ames. Jr, J b. Smith, A. G.
CLARK. The meeting then adjourned.
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PiscATozIAL-We do not wonder that
trout fishing has 20 many and such ardent
voiaries To be Cure !, Is a subject like most
others which has ils lights and its shadows.
We tried it tie other day and had right
down good time. We believe however that
We will follow the example Of our friend Of
the Phgnfr ADD neglect to state where We
weni: suf6ce ii 10 say il was "among the
nauntains. ia place surrounded b troal
brooks aud hospisable people We captured
With soma assistance. TWO hundred and thir-
tsen troui. shieh filed txo large fish baskets
70 the brim ard ourselves also sith great
joy.
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Dr. GAER1SER. the celebrated 0cculis,
and Auiist. who has permanently located in
Troy, Is crowded every day With customers
from al parts Of the country. He does not
pretend TO cure every ease, for that is beyond
human fundamentally, but he does cure
large majority Of subjects under his care. =
The Dir. has large number Of certificates
from well known citizens residing in this W
entity Hest Troy Democrat.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-01

NICK srgAwpgHHles Some q ihe incest
strawberries of the season we're laid on cur
table feu lays since BY Mr. VIM Brown
son. They we're The huest weeyer saw, some
u t.ea measaring over four iarlti 10 cir.
eumlereuce
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BY private letter from Capt Dudley, we
learn that yeial BLIZZARD died a, Annapolis.
Md. june 9th, Of fever He was one Of the
new recruits, aud US With the Company on
~ three weeks, when lie was seut 10 Hospi-
tai. He was a native Of Canada.
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low PRIcE s-oHE These wishing 70
buy goods cheap. Niil DO sell 70 call al
Kaowl,oa & foskess's al Jamaica. This en-
fsrFgisihg arm are determined uct 70 Be I'M
dsFsela, aad they erPecs 70 give faii eqai5-
olspi fsr year wossy. 0iys sbs.a - ssFly
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Lwnlrrrx ron rllr lorrNA-

NNillbN fpH lbE 3bt HNAl~J
nrrY or PosrMAsnRs, ~ learn ii is the
practice Of some who hold the Office of Post
master to return papers to the publication
uflice if the subscribers do not take the pa
per ont Of the Office. We would inform all
those persons that they do not have the right
to return the paper thus, without placing
stamps on said papers; they become tran
silent after they have been sent to the sub
seriber, aud postage should be paid thereon
before they can return the papers to the pub
lication Office. and all those who are guilty
Of the deed are subjects for removal from of
Gee sec postal law. - Postmaster is re-
quired to give notice by letter when the sub.
scriber does net take his paper from the Of
ice, therefore the Postmaster has not the
right to transmit transient mail matter, in
the form Of printed matter. without the post
age is paid thereon, for himself or others,
and has broken his oath Of Office when he
sent mail matter without placing stamps on
the papers out Of his office. and the Depart
ment should remove him as being dis.oyal to
the Constitution which lie swore to support
when he took the oath Of office.
SUBSCRIBER
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The following copy of letter lefs 90 tie
geld AZ the evacuation Of Yorkiown hos been
hanied Us, Il appears to be Writie,4 i.y ene
who had been drafted iDie he rebel ssrny BY
their eouseripllon oct. and y addressed 70
the fsderais.n
Camp 2Ist Miss. Rsgt Lees Mills,
Mag a. 1862.
Fsdsrsis Good Bye Ne leave yea these
breast-N0rks; yon could hes take thea, We
are disappointed 10 oct getting yoy "a agbt
rs here. snd We are going sotaeuhere slss p
try il again. We hare aRsarttss AZ iAe
SassefIas rooli Ia thess soeas. ali arsEsa
Cd ourselves eAaaes 70 ssrtA great Ssasy
q yeu Yoa vii hare nash largsr arny
ID contend With fsou this tioa krvsrd. as
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Gen. Scous wiie died q. Bone, \.
J.. o. Is 10 uiip aged p years
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We notice among the recent promotions in
the 9th Vermont Regiment. that Of W r.
DuSroS, Isl Sergeant Co. +, to be I'd Lieut. /,
rice Hamilton, promoted, Go. p.
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Trsins Going south and East.


Leave Montpelier IT 50 ~ NJ. 81 u. nd - *
NiAIL TRAIN leaves Ronscs Point 4Un NJ; 81.
VI Alba ms al go A.. Burlington us \ NJ, con-
nectng White River Ju nCtit withiraIs for
Wells River, 81. johnsbury and l.hte,GH, and WITH
Noriie. Railroad for Bus on, Lowell, Worcester SC,
for Boston and with Vermont Valley r. p Tor Spring
field, New Haven and New York, arriving in New York
at l0,l5P
AcooMoD,1,oS TRAIN leaves Kouse's Point al 10 a.
for Burlington and Northfel!.
NIsHr ExPREss TRAIN Iesvrs OsdcnsbHrg At E1,o NJ,
Mont zeal ai $50 M Houses Poiat at 80 NJ
ing at Boston $40 NJ, connecting Bellows Pana
with Che shire H. T. fn. Boston and Worcester ard with
Vermont Valley K. R. for Springfield and New Haven
and arriving New York at ! 70
rrsins GoinG AOrth and West.
Leave Montpelier At 0S NJ. ~ aud 455 ?. n
Mail TRAIN leaves Boston 80 NJ, via. Lowell,
Lawrence Fchburg. Leaves oprn gieL at IS
Junction with Northern X. from Boston md with Pas
sumpsic r. r. tor and from 1t. JUhnshury aud Lhcton ,
arriving Burlington at 90 p and 81. Aibans II 2
40 P. M and lodge.
AccoMMoDA ALTON TRAIN leaves Sorihfesd a, 30 n.
md Burl gion at IO.30 NJ fot Rouses Point and Mon
treal.
NIGHc EXPRESS Train lea Bellows Falls 1T ) IS pm
wing passengers from Vermont Valley K. K. leaving
New York at 800 A. ", and from Cheshire H. X eonneC-
White River juno tion with train leaving Boston at
| 80 r. NJ via Lowell at 800 via Lawrence. Leave
White River u nc ion at SO arrivn at Burin gtoa
TO- 90 A. NJ and Ogdepsbuig at I2O0 NJ, cOnnecti ny
with Grand Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago and Inc
West.
Sleeping ears attached 20 boz q the night express
trims uhn ing between Rouse's POINT and Boston.
Through Tickets tor Chicago and the Vest fcT sSe
the principal stations
st. Adams, VT, May "A, 1902.
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Nails in Montpelier.

'CrtsrRS and EASTERN mail closes 1t 40 a NJ 81
''e' at 5l5 p.
NoErHERS snd WESTERN closes at $40 p. H. ) arrives
a aljam
NICRT NAIL for Boston and New York closes at ''oo
O'clock, ?. NJ.
AZ matter Tor these mails must b., in tie ohce h''s"'
u" u closing, TO 90 the same fay.
fARAE mail arrives Tuesdays Thursdays ana oauruaS
u&I5 a departs day on ARRIVAL oil oou'n-
bLpTokD mail arrives daily At 10 0" g. M depart
iaily a. 400 4. IN.
DANMlE arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, and saturday.
AZ; O'clock, a. m departs same days at " IL o'o'''~
i.n
a%r0S arrives Mondays, Wednesdays ana fr'oaye ~
.&' departs Tuesdays, Thursdays ana ea'u''a'
"sija am.
tHrEPASH, by Worce stcr and Elmo ore, arrives "o"'
'eiredays and Friday ut 800 p. departs SANE IS
5aron
Calls mai arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays ana SAUL
''y' a. 100 p. m leaves alternate days o. arr''' :"
W";.rn
nEHtlN from two 20 six times A week.
NfitE noUF3 FROM 100 A. N. to. 800 p NJ
JAMES G. FRENCH, P. NJ
montpelier, May 1851.
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Ladies Repository for 1862

1t is design this Magazine to produce an elegant
nd pure literature such will cultivate the TASTE re-
Ace tn emsnners, and ennobe all The aims OF life. LIT
erary without being pedanc, religious IN s .o!e anu
character without bigotry, it will make itself welcome
wherever it is known. No Magazine in the country IS
better adapted the family circle During the forh-
coming volume will continue mantaiu its character
as " THE QUEEN OF THE MONTHLlES." And each
number will con, ain two original steel engravings
The Repository has large list OF original % @
viii CHI comprise many of the best writers OF both pros
and poetry in the country. ,,a .o
The volume begins with January and back numbers can
be supplied at any time.
TERMS
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All ministers OF the ~ T. Ohurch are agents. anu WIN
receive subscriptions and payments.
subscribers Inay have their volumes bound in co'h
plain for 80 cents per vol Is cents gilt edge 80 cents
wifi morocco 81 80 in morocco, extra, gilt edge.
~ JAMES P. MAGE. Agent,
,,o-cb0-w6 Cornhill, Boston
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sabbath school He'll, No. 2

10000 COPIES ISSUED THE FIRST WELNE
Months of ia publication. 1t ia An entire New work OF
neorlv 900 paves Many OF the Tunes and Hymns were
,;tcu exnressly for this Volume II will soon be as
popular rs its predecessor Hell No y which has run up
20 the enor nous number of $4,000 copies IN 81 months
ostrpping any Sunday School Book of its size issued
in this country, Also, both you es are bound in one to
accommodate schools wishing them in that form Prices
of el No 2 paper ID cents, Sl2 per loo Sound
d cents SIS per 100 Cloth bound embossed gilt, 80
cents ST. per 100 Bell No. paper covers y cents
$40 per 100 Bound, ~ cents Sls er loo Cioth boano
embossed gilt 25 cents, 800 per 100 Bells Nos ana z
bound together cents s3Oper 100 25copes
al the price Cloth bound embossed GIT % cents s4o
r HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
No. 4sl Broadway, New York.
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JAIL DELIVERY.


WASnNGTON, June Is. The Secretary at
War having received complaints that the iall Of
Loudon County, Va. WAS being used tor the de-
tention OF the slaves Of rebels, and that the REQ
els OF that county were actively cooperating
with The Confederate States, the matter Was re-
lerred 70 zen Wadsworth as commander Of the
department. Col. Swain of SCOTS Cavalry was
ordered with Il detachment of his command TO
. to Leesburg. After weak $ absence, the
command returned last evening Cot Swain
had ID geoeral Jail delivery Of the negroes con-
fined on rebel accout, Straltened up things gen
orally, and brought chief justice Asa Rogers nd
Rev. 4. ii. Nourse as prisoners. they refusing to
take the oath OF allegiance and having proved
to be active IN the rebellion, the reverend gen
tleman acting as ID kind OF reh,l post boy. Lees
burg proves to be hot-bed OF secession, the la
dies OF the place crossing the streets to avoid
meeting the officers oil the cavalry troops, and
children singing Dixie in front OF the quar-
tiers. Most Of the stores were closed during tn,
stay of the troops
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IMPORTANT TO MALES.
DER. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

The combination of ingredients in these Pills are the
result Of long and extensive practice they are mlld
their operation and cartan in correcting all irregular
ties. Painful transformations, removing all obstrucons
whether fIOm cold otherwise. headache pain in the
side palpitatOn of the heart whites, all nervous afec
tons Mysteries fatigue pain in the back and limbs, &c
disturbed sleep which arise from interruption OF nature
DR. CHEESEMAN PILLS
the commencement of era in the treatment OF
those irregularities and distractions which have con-
signed -, many to premature grave. No female can
enjoy good hea th unless she is guHr and whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins to de
oine.
DR.. CHEES EMAN'S PILLS
the efectual remedy ever known for all com
plant, peculiar Females. To all classes they are in
valuable inducing with certainty, periodical regularity
They known thousands who have used them at it
liodS thr oughout the country having the sane
ton of Of the eminent Physicians in America
Explicit directions, stating when they should not be
lsed with each box-the price dollar per box, con
/ tanning from fifty to sixty pills.
pills sent by mail promptly, By renting to the Fro
prietor. sold by =. Redf id, Montpetcr Vt, and
! by Druggists centrally.
l. Z PtHRCE, Montpelier, Agent
2. 3. HrTCHINS, Proprietor,
nay:fly ,, Cedar ST., n Nv York
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ggfh..0DE0Ns, ALEXANDRA ORGANS, ana VI. 10
'hNT& CO.'S celebrated .EOLIAN PlANos, are Wv
Aafg assortment can he s..n at the new Waferooms'
% NJ BROADWAY, between Grand and Rroome 0en :,
iri %' I've sold at extremely low prices PiA"o
r"'DDONS from sundry makers, new anu go
ana TO It and zen, allowed II purcha sed, per agree
'- Monthly payments received for the same =.
hand Pianos and MelodeOns at great oars"ar'i
.' F"tl p to 700. Shee- MuSic. VI isr h"'"N'
HORACE WATERS, Agent
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VIVA a1HsaCA,n

GLORY. GLORY. HA LLELUJA II,
The latter 9Th words written for all the children
Of the Mon will be found in the 2J0dth Edition OF
THE GOLDEN WR EATR,
published tbs day. This popular book, Two hundred
thousand copies Of which have been sold, now contains
UPWARDS Of two hundred and fifty Songs. including all
the best among which the following adapted to the
spirit OF the times Star Spangled Banner, hai' Column
ba Our Flag is here, Ny Country, Ills OF thee, origin
of ankee Doodle Revolutionary Tea, Up goes the Ban
ner Yankee Doodle, and Children Of the Union Its
brilliant collection of hundred or more Home and
Chd's Wish, Darling Nelly Gray, Dearest Spot, Neue
Moore. Grave of Washington, Home Again, shells of
Ocean, Lulu is our Darling, May Queen, Ny own, my
Come to the Tree Angels told me So Invitation,
and all the other fvortes together with Elementary In.
structios and attractive exercises many OF
which are adapted 10 Caleshenic Movements. Price
only Thirty Cents receipt of which it will be mailed
post paid. OLIVER DlTSON CO.. Publishers "a
Washington Street Boston. For sale ny e. w. Wilder.
Free Bookstore. IEoLyl
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THE: C0asyRS zas3s&E.''

yCHE subscriber would inform the public thai this well
known Horse will be found the present season at their
stable Cabot there all who d:se good horses can ex
am ne him and his stock. Having been kept out of the
state season. the propretors have refused empt
ing for the present that the farmers in this
section may have the benefit OF his services The 'Coburn
Horse was shed by the Old Peck Horse is 10 old
stands plump le hands high, and weighs 1913 pounds
TERMS--To Warrant, So, 90.
We have at oar stable also "a fine specimen of the stock
Of the above Horse which is nov four years old, ior
which we shall charge only IS to warrant -
H.. s E. F. COBURN.
Cabot Jane I, 1862. june l2Dhnd"3W