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This Elixir has been extensively used throughout most
of New England and Canada the last six wears. and
wherever introduced has given universal satisfaction
1t loosenS the highest cough.
1t causes the patient to raise freely.
Ii cures the Group Immediately when given in season.
1t relieves the worst OF Asthma at once
It alays fever and pain and produces rest al night
bottle of this Elixir and keep in the house
Read the following evidence from some OF the most
prominent citizens of Vermont.
GROUP CURED!
We have used DR. Whites Elixir in the most violent
of the Group and found relief thirty minutes
l.. J.. CLARK, lraSbursh.
About two years ago little boy taken violently
with the Group. DR. N G Whites Elixir entirely reliev
II. S1URrEvASr, Barton.
Hghgate. VT, Jan. 2, 1860.
Ny little boy had violent attack of Group last week
We cured him in thirty minutes by free use of DR.
Whites Elixir. WV. MARTIN, Merchant.
st Adams. Vt, Oct. IL, 1859.
have always found DR. Whites Elixir 10 relieve her
onceand would not be without it in my family on any
account. HORACE JENISoN.
Bloomington Vt. April Il. 1860.
DR. Baxter-Sir: I have had sufficient knowledge Of
White Elixir during several years. to convince il is
highly valuable medicine that ought t" be i'll the house
OF every iamilyespecaly where there are children II
is not only valuable for common diseases of the
lungs but especially SO in cases OF Group and Whooping
Cough. SR. HALL. Cong. Minister.
ASTHMA CURED.
Morri>town. Aug. 81 ISL.
DR. 3axter--D Sir l have been severely afflicted
with Asthma for more than twenty-five years. and Tor
months In succession have not been able 10 liza in bed and
enjoy regular nights rest and days would not be
able to walk from the house to the barn. distance Of live
SIX rods. About year ago purchase. two bottles of
DR. Whites Elixir. prepared by and commenced TAX
ing II according t. directions and am happy 10
found une diate rcliefan, with few exceptions.
have had my regular nights sleep ever since.
Yours truly, AFRAID BAKER.
Newport, Vt. Sept. ~ 1860.
DR. BaXter-Sir: My son has been severely afflicted
he ST 4 hood a'p
he had a severe attack We pcvailei HIM try DR.
White's EliXr and before the third bottle gone lie
entirely cured. and has remained well
since. Yours truly, f. Is. PALMER.
Coughs, Colds and Consumption Cured.
About two years ago our daughter was afflicted with
severe cough We tried various remedies without any
benefit. She then commenced taking DIR Whites EliXir.
and before she had u.e two bottles she entirely
well. " believe if it had not been for the Elixr She
would have died with consumption.
CHAS. EASTMAN, Holland, Vt.
This is to certify that used DR. White, Elixir
for number of years and lind ii very valuable medi-
cine for Coughs Colds. and Group
f. D. SHAW, Glover, VT.
Price only % cts. a Bottle.
Sold by J. c. Binghsm Hoyt ( Green ST Johnsbury
and all dealers i'll medicine.
Manufactured by II. BANTER, NJ. D.
IS % Hghgate, VI.
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CERTIFICATES.

burlington, W., March 1. lSbl.
To MesSrs Charles Backman 4 Co.. ". T.:
GENTLEMEN We avail ourselves of this
method to inform you that we have repeatedly
made an examination of Brandy. Gin and Wines
with which the Chittenden County Agency at
Burlington has been mainly supplied from your
house for the past three years, all specimens from
other agencies in the state procured from you.
We have found them Invariably of full strength
and uniform purity and quality. superior in every
respect to specimens from other sources. For
medicinal uses they have fulfilled our expectionS
and received our unqualified approval. and with
out hesitation we confidently recommend them TO
all who wish to supply themselves with liquors
upon which they can rely for purity and strength.
We are your most obedicnt servants,
SAMUEL W. THAYER Jr NJ d.
MATTER CAKpENTER NJ ID
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BRANDY, BOURBON WHISKEY, RUN

Are put up with the greatest as regards their
purity and Medicinal qualities, and are so recon-
mended by the Faculty.
We are permitted to refer to the following Com
missioners. Town Agents. and Physicians of the
State of Vermont, and publish the annexed re
suits OF Chemical Analysis. made by eminent
Chemists an evidence that n one but the purest
and most desirable articles in our line will be Of
fc.cd for sale to our customers
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Certificate Of Dr.. Hayes.
HARD TINES COFFEE."-ThiS substitute for the more
expensive kinds coffee has been analysed chemically
and micrOscopcay, and found to be free from any dele
FERROUS substance 1t also corresponds In composition
with the manufacturers statement. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, NJ. d., State Assayer.
Iii Boyston Street, Boston, Feb. %, 1862. G-9S
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A Calodnr,,, - 4

~ Caledonia Dis,rict. =
In Probate Court held at ST Johnsbury pir,;,
said District on the 26th day OF April lss al -
n Instrument. purpOrtng Ia Zoe the last NJ 49,,
"A lament oi SARAH BLOOD. late of Dauyili ~le It>
District. deceased, being presented 10 the Cr- =
tI- Blood, tue executor therein named ir b al
IL Is ordered ty said Court. that ali lrr>,l> ,,
therein. be Notified la appear al session 81 said
be holden al the Probate Office in ST johnson =
.th day OF Nay, io62. and show cause II any AL"
have. against the Probate OF said Will. syl ms
il is further ordered that copy Of the rec,r6 81
be published three weeks successfully In IT,. ., ~
printed st. JohnsbuTy. previous 10 said time
Tor hearing ASA L. FRENCH, JUdc- ,f p IL
A true copy OF record
a5-ai Attest. ASA l. FRENCH, Judge 81 p.
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The above firm would call the attention of the
Commissioners, Town Agents and Medical Fac
ulty Of the State of Vermont to their wel-select-
ed stock of Imported Wines and Liquors. which
offered on reasonable and satisfactory terms
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n O 7 &c F.

late firm of Horton & Hallett is desired.
7ltf W. b. HORTON.
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Couahs. Colds and Consunntion Cured.

Price only d cts. a Bottle.
Sold by J. c. Bnghsm. Hoyt Green. St Johnsbuly
and all dealers in medicine.
Manufactured by II. BANTER, NJ. D.
- 90 Highgate, VI.
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GENENER CORDIAL.

As a Gin is highly recommended by Physicians
for its Medicinal Properties. it being made from
pure Barley Malt. Our other bottled Liquors.
viz
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CAUTION!

AS certain unprncped persons attempting to palm
on on the unsuspecting public limitations my PREPAR
ED ELc /, would caution all persons to examine before
purchasing, and see that the full name
The national Republican., 1862-05-06
Our @ aumboats ON she Tennessee.

The following from the report Of Lieutenant
Commanding Gwin, Of the United States gun
boat Taylor, addressed to Commander Foote,
ha, been received at the Navy Department
The report IL dated Hsmburgh, Tennessee,
April 23:
SIR: l. have 10 ini0rm you that on the 2lst
ult. proceeded ~ bigh up the Tennessee river
az Florence, Alabama, capturing the steamer
Alfred Robb. which has been used as = rebel
transp ort on the upper part Of this river, not
having been sunk, as we supposed. found
the rebel boat Dunbar which had been used
previous 10 the fall ol Fort Henry as Q gun
boat, some distance up Cypress creek, which
Ia two miles below Florence, Alabama, sunk,
the water being above her guards. Az II was
impossi Ie Tor me to raise her, burned her to
the waters edge
am happy 10 inform you that the rebels
have neither boat nor gun on this river
| | captured their best gun 1T Florence. II is
now on board the Lady Foots late Robb.
| learned At Florence that their bridge was de-
slroyed by order of General Beauregard. The
Inhabitants we're very Indignant at such u
wantOn destruction.
The national Republican., 1862-05-06
Fugitive slaves IN the District

II is asserted upon good authority, that since
the District emancipation bill passed, over one
thousand fugitive slaves have come into this
District from Maryland. Most Of them throw
themselves under the protection Of the military
committee, commanded by Gen. Wsdsworth
Notwithstanding that most Of these negroes
declare that their masters are rebels, many Of
the latter have caused writs for the arrest ol
their slaves 10 be put into the hands of Marshal
Lsmon, and, under the fugitive slave law, hc
must execute the warrants or suffer the ex
treme penalty OF the law, which is very severe.
The slaveowners threaten him with suits in
,ach case II he Calls 10 execute the writ. The
fine In each case Ia on thousand dollars
Every attempt TINS far made 10 arrest the al
| legged iugitives has been resist'd by the militia
| ~ authorities who declare that. the slaves are
! the property OF rebels. Whether they are OF
! not, the marshal sayS the claimants all express
a willingness 10 take the oath Of allegiance
This looks very much like conflict between
the civil and military authorities. Congress
should interfere at once In the msrshal's be-
half, or we shall have any quantity of fugitive
slave claims pending before Congress very
shortly.
The above paragraph, copied from the New
York Times, contains, as we are adyi cd, upoI
the best authority, several misstatements
There are only about one hundred and aft!
oontrsbands" in The depot in this city: o
these. not more than from i've TO ten are be
lievsd to be from Maryland, Maryland fugi
lives are not received, except ip special cSsns
There has been no conflict whatever between
the civil spd military authorities here sine
General Wadswortt sasansd command, nor i
any anticipated. '.' ''''. I'''-' Dc
The national Republican., 1862-05-06
The Merrimac.

FoRrREss NoSRos, Nay 4 4.3O p. IN. Thu
Nerriusc made her appearance beyond Sewall's y
Point at O'Clock this afternoon. she stopped
na the Point, and up 10 the prssent hour, 4
O'Clock, had not changed her location. She Il
MT attended by any other gunboats, q usual
nd |, 10 supposed II s not her intention to
visit 10 10 day.
The Mouiior and other vessels Of our naval
aest are all in readiness for acton on short
notice, and all hands arc hoping see will come
down
The supposed desigu Of the enemy Is 10 en-
deavor to prevent any expedition from going
up the Jamss river to cut OF the retreat from
Yorktown. giA s5r E5Ss A'l
Three ,dessftsrs arrived here this morning lr
. rebel schoossr, and repou the evacuation oi
Mulberry Island and Jamestown early yester.
day morning.
BALTIMORE, May 8, (frnm Fortress Monroe sf
tsrnoon, May ~ The Old Point letter says
that the MsrrimAo remained out until p. m,
and then disappeared below Sewalls Point.
Since her Last appearance she has had ram
twenty feet 10 length added to her bow.
The French Alnlstsr, n. Asrcier, srriysd a
Yorktown this afternoon In special boat from
Washington. The Gsssendi wss to 60 mp for
him last night
The national Republican., 1862-05-06

AID TO AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION. Wade
yesterday introduced into the Senate a bill
providing for an appropriation of thirty thou
sand acres Of land for each Senator and Repre-
sentative In Congress. The funds derived from
the sale Of these lsnds are to be invested in
United States or other safe stocks, yielding not
less than five per cent. the interest to be In.
.violAbly appropriated to endow and support at
lsst one college in each State, 10 which shall
be taught branches of learning relating to ag-
ricnlpnrs and the mechanic arts, military tao
tics &c.
The national Republican., 1862-05-06

GoTrsCHAIx--NNE. D'ANGRI. blooming
month Of May Is 10 be insugursted here with
q grand musical festival, in which Gottschalk
Madame D'Ansri, and some Of the must noted
members Of the Italian Opera Company, are 10
appear. To those Of our readers who are moi
already acquainted with the fame Of Madame
D'Angri, we introduce her in the following
critique by the New York Times:
"LaFsvorita" was the opera given last night
and Elena D'Angri made her debut In New York
In the part Of Leonora. II would seem tha,
this opera, originally wri ten for mez1o so
prano, 10 always n tavOrite opera with contralt
Why this should be, IL is at present scarcely
necessary for us to inquire, although II IL, per
haps, partially due 10 The fact that Madam.
Stolz originally created so great sensation In
the role Of Leonora, and partly TO the chances
which II affords the operate actress. We, in
deed, without any exception, must regard her
as the best Lsonors that has yet appeared II
this city. 40 milo Fernando" though mos
ungraciously cut 10 two by the applause Of III
ndiscriminaung portion Of the audience, WA
rendered with cOnsummate taste and feeling
lacking, Il anything, in nobility Of style, fol
which she made more than amends by the deey
feeling she threw into It. Id the last act sh,
was grand, and was magniRcentiy supported
BY Bignoli, Whoss "Spirito Geptll" was ex
auisitely rendered. Indeed, alter hearing any
other TENOR, w are also compelled TO adm
that Brlgnoli is the best Of them We have ba,
for many yesrs In this country.
The last act Of "Ls Favorita" Is 70 b
enacted In the expected concert, aud such sing
ers - Susini and Amodio are to take parts 10 i
The national Republican., 1862-05-06

"PgRsoNAL LiBEKrY."-A bill was intro
duced into the Senate yesterday, BY Mr.. Car.
lie, ITO secure ths right Of per.onal liberty
Il prsscrbes that arrests for disloyalty may
only be made upon the oath Of some person oI
known loyalty. with particular description Of
the act o, disloyslty, or other cause, for which
such persons have been arrested. The second
section imposes foe Of $4,000 upon any one
who shall contravene the provisions Of the
fst section, or an Imprisonment in the peni
tentiary for term Of not less than Eve years
such arrested person may have the privilege
Of the writ Of habeas corpus, which cannot b
suspended.
The national Republican., 1862-05-06

PRIsONEIrs SENT 10 COlJNBUa-On Friday
last, forty one rebel prisoners, confined In the
Atheneum at Wheeling, were transferred 10 Camp
Chase prison, Columbus, o. They ere vsriously
charged with being bushwhsckers, horse thiever,
robbing Union men, pressing Union men into
the service, DC. They are held for criminal
prosecution, and will be dealt with according
TO law. a. soon ss the county courts in Western
Virginia are organised
The national Republican., 1862-05-06
TIM SEA ISLANDS AND COAST OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.

correspondent thinks lit ie very doubtful
II any one Of the ruling governments Of Central
America will consent TO the alienation Of an
portion OF its territory for the purpose Of
building up on il an independent Tree negro
community We also doubt It. and further
more, If such community is to be in fact co
lonial dependency Of this country, the attempt to
establish it will excite j alously and resistance
in Europe. For the present, so lar as Great
Britain is concerned, it /. expressly contrary
% the Clayton aud Balwer Treaty. Wa be.
lisvs that Central America presents a good field
Tor colored emigration, but that to establish q
distinct negro nationality there, is not practi
cable, or il So only alter long delays.
Our correspondent then goes GU 10 make the
following suggestion, which we give upon the
principle OF allowing the largest liberty to
we'll intended discussion
Let all the Islands extending along the
coast Of South Caroline, being a. they have
been, the property OF the traitors, who have
been bstching treason for thirty four years
past, be coniis Gated and s.t apart for the use
and propretOrshp Of escaped contrab auds, and
fer free negro emgrants from the North. Let
these bhiaNds ne Sft apart Dy our Government
81 the asylum aud refuge OF all free people Of
color, and ol cOnirabands who have become
free by the ac.s ot treason Perpetrated by their
late owners. Let them be armed for self de-
tence against all aggressors and against all in
vsding slave hunters. Let them man the
coast forts Of their torrd cline. and cultivate.
the soil there for their own behoot Their insulsr
position will add to their security. A. their
numbers increase, let them have anne xed
to their territory all the low alluvisl land ex
tending from the Santse On the north, 10 tho
Satilla on ths SOUTH and for depth into thu
interior, Of, say 100 miles from the OCEAN
Snch an extent OF domain will be ample enough
10 support on its surface al the negroes o
the United States, aud in the. course OF time
and Of culture. several fold more millions Lee
what few proprietors there may be within lhest
limits who have remained faithful TO the unit,
OF our nation, or who have been forced agsins
their will into arms against 1t, be indemp,fied
by appropriations Of Western lands Lei al
within those limits who have willingly en-
barked In War against us have their est aial
confiscated, and their lands turned over to tn,
negroes, to be collected there from all parts 0
the United States.r
The national Republican., 1862-05-06

EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS The exchange o
prisoners his long been embarrassed by imsgi
nary difficulties. Practical wisdom has, for 9
long time, ignored thsorstic policy; and now
legislative action Is being had on the subject
not with any idea Of acknowledging belligeren
rights, but from the admitted fact that the rebe
forces "hold in captivity persons whom 1t h
desirable 10 release from captivity by necss
sary practical measures" Senator Wilson ha,
submitted joint resolution 10 this effect.
The national Republican., 1862-05-06
PersonaI.

]. b. Meryin, who wss appointed chaplain BY
President LinGoln, upon the writ en- request Of
Cen. Scott and several governors, to'lS6or gps.
cially in behalf Of the temperance cause among
the troops, has visited and preached temper
mspts Of the army, with the best possible suc-
CESS. He esyss day for New York, to DO
preseRt At the aRniverssry OF the American
Temperance Union, to stir up the people n
behalf of this great subject. r,''..0
Of great distinction and military experience
having bssn in nearly all the medern European
wars, has been confirmed AZ brigadier gen.
eral.
The national Republican., 1862-05-06
Capture Of General JOhnsOn's
p. Baggage.

HEADQUARTERS Army P0roxAc, Nay 1, 8 .. %,
II 10 certain that the rebels received reinsoro4
menh BY steamers from Riohmond On Thurs-
day, but did not disembsrk them
The enemy's troops are badly demoralised,
and they evincsd symptoms OF mutiny on 10
count Of the retreat
Inside the forti6oatioos and all along the
Williamsburg road on which they are retreat
Ing they have buried torpcdoes aud percussion
sbslls, which are occasionally exploding and
injuring persons. ..,
General joseph Johnsous baggage has jus,
been captured.
D. B. Lathrope, army telegraph operator, has
been mortally wounded BY the explosion Of a
torpedo, Another torped attached to u Is
inch shell, has just been discovered 10 the tsls
graph tfhce. .......
The national Republican., 1862-05-06
...: ,. :.'E!Es:sstss''a''!1I'.l'
He Ovsrtak6s he F1yiss Encssy.
4 Battle Near Williamsburg,

AnnY or the PoronAc, Nay
4,fp.h.-Aof. HDwm II. s-,>rnx, Secondary
q WOs- Or sasalsy asd L., ..stillsey oans
q viiA he sasays re-. ~ !. = ,hsir 60
esaohhsos about two NILE ns ads q wn
A brsE 1gAt sassed. Jest . NJ aia II,
emitA's diviaoa of infantry arrived % ~
gfound, and, presume, oasfisd bio (rsbsl)
WoeAA tAouSA I kavs not yst hsasd. ~ d,
rts sas1yb rear is stroog, bat have foroa
snooeA up thsrs 70 saswsr oil purposes.
We have thus hr seventy ons. hsavy guns
large amooats Of tsnts, anmunlton, 10. All
along the lioe their works prove 10 have bseu
most foa mid able, and an now fully sats6sd
Of the oorrectusa u The course have puf.
sued. ..' '-'
The SUCCESS 10 brilliant, and you nay rest y.
sur.d that IL eFsc,s will be Of the grsassst In
poetanos.
There shall b 10 dslay In following up the
rebels. uaEr.'.F8 VITA - sr0.
Ths rebels have been guilty Of the most mar
dsrous and baSbafous conduct In placing torpe
does within he abandoned work., near wslli
and syringe, near aag-stAAh, magssinn, tsle-
graph ofhOss. In oarpet bsgr, barrels Of nour
10. Fortunatsly Ne have not lest msuy men
In thls msuner-some four o. Eve killed, and
p, rhapa dozen wounded I shall make the
priso1sfs remove thsm at their ovn peril
0EoaoR 3. McCLslLAN, Major General.
The national Republican., 1862-05-06

rERsoSAl~-A Mr. Cochran, of Maine, len here
yesterday He has made thirteen thousand
tents since July, the larg-s, quantity made for
the GoVsrnm-n, by any single concern. And
what Is more, not Il siogle one OF his tents has
ever been found detective by tho soldiers who
have slept under them. Mr.. G, is a fac speci.
men Of the energetic business men Of New Eus
lani.
The national Republican., 1862-05-06
Faole ari MAlkEsK's NM
''a4, H..:s-. ~
asssaa.Aa = ssDES Asp
fhs RivH fswns n ,As nississippi Aban-
MUrNY AMONG THE REsELs.

PnzssuRe LAxDmo, Nay 3, p. P.M.-Twsnsy
deeefeas arrived hsee yesterday and Ten 70.
daY, ~ confirm ~ cstntS lcf Nsw 0slsaso.
4 h days ego one Tsnnessss asd oas M.
st1pSa .rGi1set, twelve noathS %, stssksd
thsif arms, their lime having sxpirsd, and fs.
fussd 70 serve eng longer, Aough rsqalrslsby
ths ccascript law. Gen. BssnFS9asd pat two
rsgiDsotS 70 guard them. L.r6s numbsts ol
deesetsr ere LEAVING daily. All he rurnots d
2 battle here, o. IN ths vicinity, are unfouodsd
10 TACT 4.saF. .4uG
The wsAthsr 10 clear, and The ioads will be
passable In day os two, % that the army esn
advance. Hospital boats are srdving daily.
General Fsnnsll, Of Kentucky, and shost oi
surgeons and nurs6s, arrived to-day.
OAino, Nay &-lntslhesncs from he army
before Corinth has beee feceived up 70
O'Clock lest nighkB 0ea. HAllsck has moved
biz hsadquarters twelve nilss toward The front
Oar sdvsnce was within two miles Of the en.
my's outer work.. The entire iumn b still
pressing forward. Skirp,lsNs bpswseo the ID
vance and the rsbeh Ay OF dNiy Occurrences.
The lstssr making but . sligbt show Of resist
snos, and then falling back.
regiment, 0ho bad been ssat out from he rebel
camp on outpost duty, came into our lines ID q
body, with Wits aaeadn thsir gins asd gave
themseiv. s up d dSssfters " - n ;.
Deseyters ssy that Geo. Lovell's sdvsnce VA
st Grenada, Ai,vI1tppb fossttyins the plsos
which is naturally Z strong position. They alsc
confirm the report that BeSuregard b being
reinforced from oil parts Of the Gulf Statss, by
merchants and business men. who, havina
closed Lheir ssorss, have nockad 70 bic stand.
ard. No news has been received from the 10
tilla. '"Hh1hV naa sf1F .r0. mr. :
A refugees IRON, victsbufgh, who len Mem
phis on Tuesday, says that the fall particular
Of the fall u New Orlrals have becn pub
lishcd, and created great CONSERVATION. All
The river towns below vicksburgh aod NatcheI
are almost entirely deserted, most Of The people
having fed 10 The Interior. A large number o
rebel steamboats, have gone up White river, fol
what purpose 10 not known. Il was believed
at Memphis that Commodore Farraguts flee
would not come 9, far up the river a. that city
The s,esmtr Edward Wilson was 6rsd ints
on Friday night by rebel cavalry, six miieI
below Savanna, wounding I've soldiers. Th,
Eunboat Taylor immediately went down and
shelled The woods, and notified the people o
the vicinity that their property would b
burned on the repetition Of the occurrence.
The river Is still failing.
The national Republican., 1862-05-06
HEADQUARTERS, Nay 8, 1862.

HHzD1VxSE1rs'I
Hon. EDWIN n. STANTON, Secretary Of War:
1t 10 raining hard now, and most Of the night;
therefore the roads are very bad. Toe enemy
b still ct Williamsburg. Heavy aring is now
going on. The weather has delayed Franklin to-
day. Hope to overcome all obstacles yet, and
throw Q suiicient force up the York river to
out the snemy's lids Of retreat. Several Of
our batteries are actually stuck fast In the mad
The men have done oil that could be DONE No
signs Of the cessation Of rain.
Il G: B. MCCLEILAN,
.I. Major General,