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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-26
4 WORD or SOLEMN CONSCIENTIOUS AID.
LLCE re LMONh lLMO MLLL REELECT.

4 ~ UNt Or SOL wv fUANfIEA IfOi > 4 D.
ViCE T0 rH0SB VINO WILL REFLECT
CLASS OF Maadea prevail to fearfl,entcut in com.
muniiy booming az least one hundred Thousand youth
Of both annually eay grave Those diseases
very nperlecuy undo rstood Their external mani
festaulns senptOms ae Nervous Debility. Relaxation
or ENhaustqn Marasmus, OF muscular wasting aud
consmpons ~ the tissues Of the whole body N rt-
Of breathing, hurrird breathing ascending
hill Digit uf siairsgfeat papitation OF t4o heart
Asthma honchits aud Sore Throat Shaking OF the
Hands and Limbs, Aversion Society, and busin
or study Dimucss u ky sight Loss Of Memory Dl-
zucss of ihc Head NcuraRe tans, n various parts "
the body Paios In the Back aud Limbs lumbs go,
Dyspepsia, or Indigestion luegiarity OF The bowds,
herauggd seceons ~ the kdneys and ohcf glands of
the Body as Leucouohna on Flour Albus, Nc Like
wise, Epilepsy, Hystcra, and Nervous Spasms.
nov, 100 ninety nine cases ou' Of every one hundred,
All he above named dlsofdcrs ana host OF ohcfs not
named as Consumption of the Lungs and most tnsid
Gus and willy fern OF Consumption OF the Npai Nofres,
known as Ta5es D0Tsahs aud Tabes misonteEica,
have their and origin III diseases ofthe Pec Yisccra
Hence the want OF success the part OF Old school
practice in treating symptoms only,
d. Andrew Stone physician 70 the Troy Lung IIygen-
ic Institute engaged in treating this Of mod
ern nnadies with the must astonishing sueoVss, The
treatment adopted by the Institution new 10 based
upon scientific principles With new discovered remedies
without mineral poisona The facilities Of such
that patients be cured az their homes In any part Of
the country from accurate descriptions n them cases by
letter and have the medicines sent hen by NAH or ca
application
D Consumption, Oataf,h, and disease Of tic Throat.
cured q wsl az ne hon q patients as a. lhq lpstlta'
Napor with luhacr and ample directions FOR their use,
aud direct correspondence
w fsutnla applying Nr m'eHogAtones or advice,
must mclosc seturn stamps 10 meet attention,
The attending Physician will be found NJ the lnstitu-
Il A. for oun-uitatio from A N. 100 =. NJ Of each
Adde'S, in ANDREW STONE.
Ply sean the troy Lung and Hygieac Institute, and
PhytoAn of Diseases the Heart. Throat and Lnngs.
80 Fith street. Troy, ~ \. 52s4
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ao-a2 n. a. CHASE. Register.
A SA N. WINCHiS ESrArE- NM snh

A SA IL. WINCH'S ESTATE. The sub
A scfibers, having been appointed by the Honora-
bic Probate Court Tor the District Of Washington com
misones To receive examine and adjust all claims aud
demands Of all persons against the estate Of Asa II
Winch, late Of Marshfed, Ia said district, deceased,
represented insoven and the term Of six months from
thu bih day Of NnVcmber 1852. being allowed TO said
court TO the creditors OF said deceased, 70 exhibit aud
prove their respective claims before us Give lnoice
that We will attend 10 the duties Of appointment at
tho dwelling house Of Charles Winch in Marshfed, in
sad district The second wednesday ~ February and
May next AZ one o'aock IN the AFTERNOON on each Of
said days.
c. W II DWlNELL, C0aniis
REMEMBER COLE, si0iers.
Mnshield. Nov q. A. d. 1862 3032
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-26

- r. ATE OF VERM MONT
w RANDOLPH DISTRICT, SIS.

VI NhNUVLTU UTSTNIUT, 81.
At Probate Court held AZ Chelsea within aud for
ihc District Aforesaid, The 2jth day Of November, A.
ID 1862
An Instrument pnrplring 90 be the last WIN and Tes-
lament q llolt D. Slack late Of Washington In said
D4tuct deceased presented TO the Court here for
Probate by u A White there being no Executor there
named Therefore &c is ordered by said Court that
public notice Dee given 90 a persons CONCERNED therein
GO apptar hc'oe -sd Court 40 session thereof to be
held ut tn Orange County HOTEL boz Clelsca on the 10Th
day of Jahutry, IA. d 1868 aud contest the probate
u said will and 30 81 u Their ordered That this order may
De published three weeks successfully In the Vermont
Waterman and safe journal, a Newspaper printed at
Montpelier, in this Slate the last Of which shall be pre-
'ilus 90 ihc day assigned, aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand az Chelsea, this both day OF No
yembcr, A. d.. 1862
3284 J. B. CLEAVELAND, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-26

This Course embraces Book Keeping iu a It's desart-
mcnts, Peumanshp, Commercial Authmeua, Business
Correspondence, Commercial Law, Political Economy
Commercial Etnes, Partnership Settlement Detecting
Copntcffoiie4 and Altered BRnk Notes. &C.
The Spcncenau oy-cm OF Pcnmauship is taught in all
iis varieties hY te most skilliu masters nt Tie ant
The Book Keeping department h under the special
supervision and Instruction Of the Principal, D W Low.
I'LL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-26

Or Ncnslc prostrating Che volunteers by hun
dreds. The hospitals crowded With them. Soldiers
be- warned iu time. HOLLOwAY'S PILLS are posi-
lively iuhb.a iu the cure " ibis disease occotonal
doses of then, will preserve The health even unht Pie
greatest exposures Only 25 cculs per Box. 81 BAT
SAVE YOUR SILKS, RIBBONS &c, Sc
HEGBMAN q cos CONCENTRATED BEN
ZINE rnnoy' Paints Grease Spots, &c instantly. aud
cleans Gloves silks Ribbons, equal new. without
injury 10 the most dcate color fabric Only 70 cents
per battle. ia by Druggists ~
HEGEMAN a Co, Chemists Druegists
N--Sm. New York.
CHAPPED HANDS, FACE, LIPS, SUN
BURN, &c.- Certain and Immediate Cure.
nEGEMAN s. cos CAMPHOR ICE Win ely.
CEklNk fused according To the directions will keep
The hands son In the coolest weather Price - cents
Sold by Druggists Sent by mail on receipt NJ 800 cents
HEGEMAN 4 CO, Chemists Il Druggists
2S-1m. New York
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EDMUND BURKE.
Late Comtuissioncr Of PATENT.
THE EARLY PHYSICAL DEGENER-
4 ACY OF AMERICAN PEOPLE.

JusT PuBLlsHED ny DR. STONE.
physiaaH 70 the Trog Lung and Hygie,io Institute.
Troaiisc ON the CAUSES OF EARLY Physical Decline Of
American people the cause of Nervous Debility, Con-
sumption and Marasnus
This work is Of high moral tone, written in chaste.
yet thrilling language and appeals directly to the moral
consciousness OF all Parents and Guardians especially
detailing scientific aud reliable Md aud Tor cure
IL viii be sent BY mail on receipt Of too go cent
stamps
d Parents and Guardians fail not to send and OBJ
tain this buck.
a Young Men fail not 90 send and get ths book
q Ladies you, ton, should az once secure a copy Of
this look
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prptrea f,om prescription Of Sir j. Clarke. NJ D.,
Physician Extraordinary 10 ne Queen

This invaluable medicine is uhfAllnH tth- cure ofar
those painful aud dangerous diseases to which he fsmalc
constitution Is subject n modcra,es all exeess and re-
all distractions, aud speedy cure ,asyb be- relied
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iQrm ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIST OF LETTERS
ming IN the Post Office at Montpelier,

LIST OF LETT ERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Montpelier,
Vermont, Dee, 81, 1897
An 'rews Fannie Miss Jo.lin Beiscy
Arnold W Jackman, Moses
Bsbcock Lawrence Judson Miss
Blodgstt, G. jackson. Laura
brown, hmelne Johnson, Betsy
Boutwell,, a NJ Mrs kcarns, James
Batohcdcr, Augustus Keely, Mary Miss
CornieT Lewis Kelly, M
Carr. Jcwci' kaday, Mrs
Castlcron, jeremiah Lyman W II
Cameron, HELEN NJ, Mrs Lizzie. Lee
Cobb, FranoiI Langley, London >
Colby, Franklin, Mrs MaxhAm, Al E--2
Chase a b Mead, Calvin L
Canhel, Margret Miss Moittan Ruth
Ford, Ahahau MoDaniel4 Thomas Hong
Folstram, Louis Osgoood Webster
Friend, Loren Paddock Anthony
Fuller, MARY Mrs Parker, Cynthia Nj Mrs
Forlen Charles Perkins G
F0llamshec, sam Paine,
George, Hannah Mrs Pratt, Henry
Gallis0n, Alien Paine lucy
Harlow, r w Rev Robinson, J.
Hall, Norh kcardun, Mary Ann Miss
Hpwley, Mr. Robbins. James
Hammel Lewis Robbins, 4 Mrs
Hanon, Lucinda ID Riohord, Andrew
Hatch, Franklin Richards a Stctson.
Persons calling for the above, will please
say they are advertised
JAMES @ FRENCH. Postmaster.
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WONDERS WILL NEVER CEASE ;

Neither d9es Dr. Io5las' Tsnefia, Liniment fail
to stop the mos. severe pain Thsispo new humbug
cle, but an old established remedy having been used
by thousands during the last dnceu yesrs Call the
agent and get pamphlet with iu description Of this
magic remedy None genuine unless signed S. j. Toni
AS Depot 6d Cortlaudt street. New York Sold by all
Druggists 3182
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Students can enter at any time Nn vacations Usual
iunr 10 complete The Course from 20 ~ weeks. As
sisiance rendered 60 graduates To- procuring situations.
Graduates are presented with elegantly engraved III
ulomn.
C. For catalogue Of 4 pssc,, specimens If penman.
ship, &c., enclose two letfn stamps, and address
LOWELL 81 WANNER
l'11 Binghamtou, Y.
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~ OTlNE.-My daughter Pony A. GEL
LEY, having left homo without just cause or provo
cation this forbid any pcrson harborng or trusting
her on my account as shall pay dobts VI her
tracing after this date J. *. CElLEY.
Berlin, November 1T, 1862 323a
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TO MARRIED. ladies

TO NJ ARRIED LADIES
il ~ peculiarly suited Il will in short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Eacl, bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, TO prevent countcrfeihs.
GA u ZION.
These Ps should n0t De tatea by females d.ri-g fss
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, ~ tksy
aresare 70 truy Misearriage, 5m a, any other time
they arc safe
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections rain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exerton Palpita-
ton OIL The Heart Mysteries and Whites, these rlis will
effect when all other means have failed; and az
though powerful remedy do contain IRON caiofne
antmony' or anything hurtiul to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for tue United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES. Late l. c. Baldwin a Col
3ls2s Rochester. n. Y
n. B.-sl 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent, will insure bottle, containing so
Pills by return mail. Sold by all Drupgsts
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VIE PRIDE OF NEW YORK.
GRAND MIRROR on AiERUAN GENIUS.

Correct with spirit, eloquent with ease,
Intent to reason, or polite 90 please"
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The hfsi New YORK MrrcrRY Novelette, flr the New
ear 90 be commenced 10 the issue Of January g. 1863
is called
" I ~ ~ - I, Y
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TESTIM ONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. kddy ono of the most capable and
straum practitioners, with whom have had official
iutcrguurst.
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GREAT ECONOMY

NOllCE.-Ibe restrictions on travel having been
moved by order Of the War Department. passengers
about 10 visit Europe will longer be required toe pro
vide themselves with passports
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FAMILY DYEC OLORS,

Slate Crimson, Salmon Scarlet, Dark Drab Light Drab.
yellow, Light Yellow Orange Magenta, Solferno,
French Blue, Royal Purple, Violet
The national Republican., 1862-06-12
FROM FORTRESS MONROE
Visit Of Gen. Burnside to Gen.
HcOlellan's Camp.

FORTRESS MONROE, June lO--Hesvy weather
unusually severe for this season, again pre-
walls. ...r r- ..r... .u
\ The steamship Belvidere ran foul Of th
British steamer Jason in the Roads this mop .
ibg, and had one Of her whetlhouses and part
II her upper words carried away. The Jason
vas not much damaged. ..u,
The steamer Louisiana. with wounded sol.
&isrs, will sail for New York a. soon - the
heather is favorable.
The privatsers who have been on board OF
the Massachusetts, since her unsuccessful teip
up the James river, were this morning rA 9.
ferred TO the steamer Fulton, which wilftsks Q
number Of wounded soldiers to New York as
soon q the whesther permits
General Burnside left here yesterday after
noon on board the Aatamors for White House,
where he was this morning when the mail boat
left. He would proceed to hesdquarters 10 hold
o conference with Gen. Mcclellan. s.
The Port Royal returned u Roanoke Island
last night. ~
A grand Union demonstration by the citizens
Of Norfolk and Portsmouth will take place To-
morrow, Of which Governor Pierpont and other
Distinguished speakers are expected 10 be pres.
ent. .
The national Republican., 1862-06-12

West INDIA Recommendations Raasloff
Charge d'Afairs from Denmark, has addressed
letter to Secretary Seward, proposing con
vention for the emigration Of free persons Of
color and recaptured Africans to St Ctoix, In
the West Indies.
He says that the Governor Of that island has
sent hither an agent to superintsnd such trans
fer, and that persons Of the descriptions named
will be sent TO ST. Croix free Of charge, on con
dition they will work on the sugar plantations
for three years, with the remuneration paid To
the native rural population.
Secretary Seward, however, replies that he
is not authorized 10 enter into such conven-
tion at this time, and that the disposal of re.
captured Africans is regulated by law. He
submits the correspondence to The chairman of
the COMMITTEES on the Judiciary IL each House
OF Congress for their consideration.
Colonel Raasloff, in reply to Mr.. Sewards
note, says that the island has been checked in
its progress for the want Of manual labor, spd
shows the advantages which would result to
those affected by the proposed plan Of emigra
ton, apart from the humane and Christian
principles involved, and the expense saved Ia
the United Staies by diverting the flow Of emil
grafton from Liberia to St Croix.
The national Republican., 1862-06-12
Year ending
j une 80. |
Total
kxports.
The table shows that wa sell less and b.

The table shows that va sell less and buy
more, year by year, until now, for the first tima
in our history, the balance Of trade is against
us.
Mr.. Pike enumerstes five leading Influences,
which, on our part, brought about the treaty.
Manufacturers wishing for new markets; com
meree which would share In the business neoes
sary for the transportation Of the increased
bulk Of exports aud imports; the navigation OF
tie st. Lawrence, which with great ingenuity
was pictured to the Northwest as Of great i'm
portsnce making Chicago, as an importing
city, the rival Of New York. To quote Mr..
Pixies words:
Two political Interests were invoked in aid
Of these material ones. The free trade cotton
interest was called upon with conndenc to en-.
| courage this movement in the direction of un.
| restricted Intercourse with foreign countries,
under the full expectation that in time 1t would
The national Republican., 1862-06-12
4! ',.!5lFijl,EE!!ifE;5jij|| E;jij|
nc, ATTACKS oVR ADVANCE!
Tho Main ~ N uSaSrAl sNlspGs
'1)NlBeiR Engaged!
THE RE0EEO-Y~s---AD TO
.yAIEM.... !. .....,- r

Advissa rsopNStNpt the ~ Dspartnsnt
state that Jacksoh's army q ipksd General
shislds's advance on Monda} morning, nsar
Port Bspublic. The cSnnlpt p said TO have
bssh maintAinsd for about fbut hours By shout
two thousand Of our men slpiups We main
body Of ysckscn's army. ThS snsmy's fOrcs
became % overwhelming In apnher, that oar
advance was compelled to fAa back, which u
did in good order, until II ma the main BODY
Of General Shislds's, command, near Conrad's
6tors.u A. soon ~ THE was Effected, the enemy,
in turn retired. The Ashtins y said to have
been very ssvsrs, and the los heavy on both
sides. No further particulars have reached
the Department ~ r
The national Republican., 1862-06-12
The Two PRIxA DoNSAs: A Novel OF Real Life
BY George Augustus Sala.

This is very well written and interesting
work, Just published by P, terson i Brothers,
and for sale by ]. g. Parker, $40 + street
TIE STOLEN MASK: By Wilkie Collins. Peter.
son Brothers publishers, Philadelphia.
This story Ia founded upon the legend that .
stone. mason who was engaged in repairing .
church at Stratford-upon Avon. clandeetinely
took mould from bust Of the Immortal bard,
which he found within the church. aud from
which all the plaster busts OF Shakespeare have
been reproduced. The story 10 well told, and
is highly interesting The work 10 for sale b
]. @. Parker, $40 + street.
The national Republican., 1862-06-12
THE EMANCIPATION COMMISSIONERS yesterda,

t THE EMANCIPATION COMMISSIONERS yesterday
disposed Of the slave cases Of W. B. KIbbey, T.
A. Elliott, John 4. Bates, Noble Young, and
Rob. l.. Teal, embracing in the aggregate
eighteen slaves. They were valued at from
500 to $1,000. Some Of these slaves were
children, and few Of them 20 white ss to be
almost valueless.
In answer 10 several inquiries, we will now
state, that the value sfaxed - above, are not
the prices to be paid by the Commissioner,
but are merely the current value Of slaves In
1860, and this is now given by On intelligent
trader, TO enable the Commissioners To arrive
st the proper relative value Of each slave.
or course all these prices will be cut down 20
y to come within the price fixed by Congress
The national Republican., 1862-06-12
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ArrtUaI Of she Steamer .4ls.tca

HALIFAX, June ii The steamer Africa has
arrived here with Liverpool sdvices TO the 3lst
ultimo. She has damaged her rudder In the Ice
of Cape Race.
Tbs Frepch army in Rems Is about to be re-
duced to single division, -,
The English conservatives In Parliament have
collected all their force for the purpose OF up
ton rn ..i ,-. N.- ....r. r.
The ship Sue had arrived OF Queenstown,
bound to Ola, gov, with cargo Of turpentins
having run the blockade off the Georgia coas. /.
The national Republican., 1862-06-12
;:; :;: !; !;

British Cou q Vice n 10 oil, Rfsvtn0
the vacanc the d ID rstss b anl
s.is s,s,;'':ss :ss ls j.s|ss sIs ssS sss;
sdjudge the same and pass sentence socord-
iOg!y:
-tofiss q gasisAss high contracting party whns
he mixed courts Of Justice shall sit, shall, In
the event Of . Vacancy arising, either Of the
judge or the arbitrator Of the other high con-
tr.cting party, forthwith give notice Of ths
same BY The most expediuous method In bio
power 70 the Govsru1ent Of that other high
contracting party, n order hat sucA vseaacy
may be supplied q he earliest possible period.
Aud each Of the high contracting parties
agrees to supply dednitely, a soon - possible.
The vscsncies which may sriss In The above
mentioned courts IRON death, or from any othsr
oause whassveS. ft ."H.-..
agreed, 10 conformity With the eleventh article
the preceding regulations shall b annexed 10
he saId treaty and considered an integral part
thereof
Done at Washiagtou the seventh day Of
April, 10 the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty two.
IL. ST. WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
us LYONS.
And whereas the said treaty bss been duly
ratified on both parts, and the respective rstin.
cations Of the same were exchanged ct London.
on the twentieth ultino, BY Charles Frsncir
Adams, Esq, Envoy Extraordinary and hipis
ter PleniPotsntisry Of the United States atSne
Court Of st. James, and Earl Russell, her Bri
tannic Msjerty's Principal Secretary Of state
for Foreign AfiAirs, OF the part Of their res
pective Governnents: .a ..r. .rl
Now, therefore, be II known that l, ABRAHAn
LINCOLN, President Of the United States OF
America, have caused the said treaty to
made public, to the end that the same and every
clause and article thereof may be observed and
fulfilled with good faith by the United States
and the citizens thereof. .
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal Of the United Ststes
TO be sfixed.
Done as the city Of Washington, this
7th day Of June, In the year Of our Lord
H. 81 one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
two, and Of the Independence of the
United States of America the eighty.
sixth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
WILLIAM q. SEWARD,
Secretary Of State.
The national Republican., 1862-06-12
LATE FROM RICHMOND.
McCLELLAN's HEADoUARrsRs,

June II, 1861.
The Richmond papers Of Monday have IN
account Of a skirmish near Harrisonburg, ID
which Col. Ashby, Of the rebel cavalry, was
killed. Col. wyndham, Of the First New Jer.
sey cavalry, was taken prisoner.
On Saturday, jackson was vt Port Republic,
In Rockingham, from which he would retreat
whom pursued by the Federal troops.
The same papers publish the names OF the
K lied Hnd wounded in seven rebel regiments,
making total Of $50.
The weather still continues unfsvorsble for
military operations. II has rsinsd every other
fday for the past two weeks. The water in the
|Chickahominy has not rsosdsd, and the roads
|are in terrible condition.
The national Republican., 1862-06-12

"NoRvoLK UNION IA live and outspoken
Union paper has been started In Norfolk, Va,
which We put upon our exchange list with plea
sure. We have seen but one or two copies of
II, and from these We judge the paper Is con-
duct with msrked ability, when We consider
the obstacles which the proprletors must en-
counter, Ia the initiation of their enterprise.
Long live the Norfolk Union! And may the
day soon come when We shall he able To wei.
come among our exchanges q live Union paper
from every Southern city, which shall be as
faithful 90 instructor Of the people a. our Co
temporary at Norfolk.
The national Republican., 1862-06-12

NorIcs.-CIrIzENs OF MAINE in Washington
are reqested to meet at 81 F street between
Eleventh and Twelfth, on Thursday evening
June 18th, ct seven O'Clock, to adopt measures
for the relief and comfort Of soldiers from their
State In hospitals.
We hope every citizen Of Maine Is this city,
will attend this proposed meetiog, and that
they will act more efficiently than some other
Stste organizations of similar import.