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kNoTHHR NAV olBTITLoATH-DR. K1YsERs
PEOFORAL gYHDP.-Ih bad bean troubled with cough
and cold several bad II that could moi
seep Ihad the advice md prescriptions FROM three q
not Al 20. anay procured bottle Of your Pectora
Syrup, which cured me entirely ~ s!Sp%s6S,k ss!SF%6,kTon %
ssLdb,rty street, Pitttburgh, Pa, Jan. Q, 1859.
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DIR. KIYsHRB PICTORIAL SYRUP IN BLAIRs-
VnLn.--Please send ne another supply q your yaiu"
has and are hquifing for Dr. Keysers Pectol
syrup We have sold sixteen bottles last week. and ars
nov entirely out Mr.. A. Alter and Mr.. haher, both
of BiairSvls Pa tell q they would not DO without
In their families. In FACT all who pse II once wasn't II
again. Yeun, respectfully, IN rm,p ,o,, /. so,,,
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10 fHfkGNc6, III vidlhs, q most CsIee11isd nAtai,
9 sssisd b asaasi whsS snd 1890 ~ Roos.'
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s PArreu 2, April II, 1851.

WONDRREUL JURD.-sOms time ago, Gn old
neehbor Of mine was very ILL with bad cough which
sycry ons supposed to b consumption. His relatives
4od me that hs had taken every remedy they heard Of
thout benefit his brother came 10 seehim die, and all
Nere conArmed In the ballet that he could not I've
had about the third Of sbote Of your Pecoral SYRUP
Qhic gave him. and It entirely CURED him, TO the aston
ishment Of ALL What les the case moro remarkable,
a The extreme ae Of the man. he being about eighty years
old, I haJs no doubt the Pectorai eyed hi! nte:
= - -.F'17 ltef ~. JOHMN' GINNIB. q
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PrrTnuRan, Jan, IL 1850. S
DR. KEYna my wife has been aliicted with bad
cough and diculty Of breathing for Ave q sx years,
violence. Tho complaint has bean hertdtary and she
had been treated BY several physicians without any re-
lief. In this state Of her CASE lpTeeured soma Of your
Peotonl Cough syrup. bought the nrst tims, fffty
cent BOTTLE which relieved her very munh then called
and got dollar BOTTLE which cured her entirely and
she has now no trace Of the former disease oxcept weak
ness Iwoud also state that used the medioina my.
self 10 cold and cough. The medicine cured me By tai
ing dose 1express my sntlro satl1fsction With tha
medicine, and you are at liberty % Publ. thi1 you
desire 70 do 90. WIN. WILSON,
Alderman Fifth Ward.
81 .is. PITTsBuRal, Nov. l6, 1853,
Dn. KHrsxa i-1Although not an advocate Of Patent
Medicines In general, Il anordB pleasure tndsscrba
blo 10 recommbnd your Pectonl Hyrup. Al medlolne
II 10 we'll worthy the attention Of any person who may In
any manner be afflicted with coughs colds and hoaenesi
Of any hind, and for The peculiar qualifications for
moving oil that diaagresabe sensation attending
vere cold. ,g.- 1uf fa-ir-o s4oi-,.-i-.-,r1 T. =
have been, moro or less in my Ie aHected with the
seyerest of cold, and hoarseness. At times ny throsl
would become closed 40 TO prevent my speaking above
twhispeF andhy taking few doses Of the above Syrup
would relieve me entirely i .I- "
q, In recommending this medicine, must unhesitangly
hstit IL the best remedy ever found, puorting q
ure tho above, should any family bs without thiI
emedy for diseases % prevalent.
Yours, most respectfully,
xxx. EDWARD ]. JONES,
Cashier Citizens Deposit Bank.
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aRHAr oURH by ,DR, .KtYs1R'B fH0T0RAL
sYKUP live in PEBBLES township, Allsghsny county
had coughing and spitiing which eonlnsncsd aoout
the Ith Of February lasi and pontpued sght month";
mploged ths beat physcianl In the country and Iny
cough ccntinned pnatapsd until early tn octobsI. Al
sTRUP which did md after had taken one bottle
Vss entirely nee from the eoughins and splitting had
deSpaired Of ever getting We and ink Il ehould BE-
neWn that this vainable remedy viii DO fof others what
a hss dopa IN NV csso, JOHN o. LITTLE,
Witnes,--B. II. KIM. PeebleStoRnhip.
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COL, PRATT AND DR KnYsER's PRoT0RAL
sYRUP.-DR. KUm-Dear siri Excuse tho delay of
NY acknowledging the excellence Of your Pectoa Cough
Syrup sooner Hke great pleasure IN sayins that =
and the WORT one uaA ever afflicted With have uot
used more than onehaf Of the bottle and can and do
wish that all who afflicted would give ~ fair trial
a. have done and they will DO proud 70 say, "It d
auack medicine.n would not suffer another such an
attack for any consideration, or 4t any cost. am con-
adent can breathe freely than ever did. shall
excellent remedy You are at liberty 70 use my name
In this regard, a. you think proper. =. p PRATT,
Messenger Common Council, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pithburgh, May II, io5p.
who entertain doubts can consult me personally.
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llts sa arEuBnvnLl, o., March IA, 1853
have used Dr., Keysers Cough Byrup for bad cough
Of several years Standing, and can cheerfuly y II 10
the best medicine for the same that have ever taken
| J.W. PRIOn
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-21

CoNrIscATIoN.-The following relative to the
disposition of Con6scation bills was in the news
from Washington Of the Goth inst:
The bills and resolutions, against which the
House committee on the judiciary reported ad-
versely to-day, are IA in number, providing for
the contiscatlon Of rebel property, and had been
reieared to them from time 10 time. MIR. Hick-
man made a report proposing TO substitute for
the bills and resolutions the following.
Whereas, The power Of Congress under the
Constitution to authorize the confscatlon of the
property of persons engaged in armed rebellion
against the United States, or aiding in said rebel
lion, is doubtful, and the power Of the Execu-
tive to act in the premises is ample
Be it enacted, That the President should use
all means not inconsistent with the laws Of war
which in his judgement may be deemed necessa-
ry, to crush rebellion, including the secure and
final disposition of all the property, real and
personal, Of those engaged in armed rebellion
against the government or aiding in such re-
belion, including slaves, and that, in the opin-
ion of Congress, decided measures on the part
of the Executive have become necessary.
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From the Christian Messenger.
Letter from Burke.

We have been visited with much sickness
for lew months past in this vicinity. The
dread shadow Of AzraelS dropping wing has
rested sadly down, and darkened the ght of
many IA household around us. That fatal dis
ease, diptheria, is very prevalent among us
and more than once there have been several
lying dead in our town at the same time, vic.
tins of this dread disease
Our winter has been very hard, in more
respects than one. The weather has been
very severe-wo have not been visited with
much intense cold, but the snow has fallen to
an almost fabulous depth, and the king of the
Winds has seemed to do his utmost in mar.
shalling his forces, ard marching against US.
Huge breast. works aud Notifications of snow
have been iorued ali along our roads, and it
has been only through dint of perseverance,
and much besicging, that they were laid low,
and pass effected. But happily, for few
days past. king Sol has come to our rescue.
aud is fast vauquishing these frgid forbid
ding Toes. SO we arc hoping. that in little
time these bolAerous days will become merged
in the sweets which spring-,ime brings US,
then we will, at least "pro tempore" forget
the hardships OF the past three months, which
| think stand unrivalcd in the annals of
"hard winters" LEILA LYNDON.
Lyndon, March II, 1862.
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HIRTY.SEVENTH CONGRESS.
Thursday, March "

SENATE.
Tine joint resolution IN relation to the cl4u
of Marshal O. Roberts, for the loss OF the s'eaN'
er Star OF the West. was passed.
Mr.. Trumbull reported back the lont H'v
luton for the cooperation of the States III W
cordance with the Presidents Message, WIFE,
recommendation for its passage. =.
The bill reorganizing the Navy DelaF'''"
was taken up.
Mr.. Wilson made report relative u w
Press censorship. Its consideration VS. lV''
poned till the first Monday in April f..
MIR. Hickman OF Pennsylvania rom 'Oss ,.,
dietary Committee, reported hlek the E'' ~,
bills and resolutions referred to them Oh w.,
subject of con!iscation, with II rccomme'ua''"
adverse either to tleir passage or adoption ,;r
Mr. Hickman desired to submit d l'''V''
report on the same subject. IL,
Mr. Bingham of Ohio wished to 'non"l r
substitute Tor one Of the bills reported au''''''
upon. , ,s
Mr.. Pendle,on of Ohio wished 10 ha'' ''
bills and resolutions laid on the table ,,J
After some squabblng the subject "'' -"
on the table.
The House then took up the tax olli' ,,lr,
During the debate on the section FesS soS1
distilleries' licences, &C., Mr.. ilu'chln' " ,t,t
said the noise was so great in the iouSs l,i
1T appeared as if the contents OF dlstlle'"'
been let loose upon them.
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CRADLr-PircHEs. "A correspondent in
forms us that there are three hundred and
twenty eight cradle. holes ~ between Mr..
Hydes store, on the corner of Main and Barre
Street, and the first arch bridge on the road 10
Barre, Il distance of about two miles. Many
of them are deep enough 10 take in an ordinary
sized team nearly out of sight of Others in the
road. The like was never known at this or any
season OF the year.
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point Of the bayonet after the fashion of Crom-
wells dealing with the long Parliament But
what good purpose can it serve Suppose Nc
Clellan was Frustrated by disease tomorrow, and
rendered wholly unable to attend to the duties
of his command; is the Republic, is the Army
so destitute of heroes that the cause must fail,
because one man has fallen? Is there any
sense, or reason in the pretense that his single,
unaided mind is to be the salvation of the Coun-
try, and that Mcdowell, and Halleck, and
Banks, and Fremont, and Wool are but pigmies
creeping along the ground at his feet? Are
President Lincoln, and Secretary Stanton, but
satellites attending upon this great lumnary, and
shining only by luster borrowed from his superb
bundant brightness? Yet there is ii class of news
papers and politicians who are systematically en-
gagged in this business of making a hero OF the
commander Of the Army Of the Potomac. If
Burnside gains victory after the hardest fight
ing and the most consummate gcneralship, and
after overcoming obstacles that would have
appalled, common men, the whole achievement is
made text for a panegyrc on Mcclellan. If
the Army of the West captures Is 900 prison.
ers at Fort Donelson, after the most desperate
hand-to' hand fighting that ever tested the cour-
age of veterans, the praise is given to McClel,
Ian. If Gems. Curtis and Sigel in Arkansas,
after three days terrific conflict with fcrocious
rebels, and their scarcely less savage Indian al
lies, send to headquarters bulletin of victory
a bulletin hloody with its record of the brave
men who there died that Freedom might live
it furnishes capital foundation for leader on
the marvellous strategy and tho wonderful COM
bination of a General on the Potomac. 10 US
this seems neither just, wise, nor Democratic.
1t can serve no good end whatever, and is only
employed by politicians to make partisan
leader of a General in the field.
Gen. Mcclellan is but one Of the citizens of
this Republic, and but one Of the Generals in
its armies. We believe him to be neither the
Washington, nor the Napoleon of our time
all or chiefly his work, as it will not be all or
chiefly the work of any one man in the Nation
President Lincoln, Secretary Stanton, Gen. Scott,
Gen. Fremont, Gen. Burnside, Dupont, Foote,
flaleck, Banks, Heintzleman, Sigel, and nun
dreds more will deserve and receive their share
Of the honor, and 100000 soldiers will claim
their share of the glory. And they will all
have it sooner or later Mcclellan will have
his-the highest niche if he deserves it. And if
he deserves it, he can afford to wait for that
measure of fame. And his blind worshippers,
who express such unlimited confidence that he is
the second Washington, who is to do for us what
the first Washington did for our ancestors, one
would think could also afford to wait, knowing,
as they assume to know, that a few weeks, or
months at the farthest, will convince the world |
that they have espoused the championship of
the coming man.
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A MERTED PRoNoTIoN-We arc gratifed to
learn that Lieut.. Geo. M. Blodgctt OF this place
has been assigned the command Of the celebra-
ted gunboat Conestoga. which our readers will
remember as doing such marvellous execution at
the battles OF Fort Henry and Donelson Lieut..
Blodgett, we have good opportunity for know
ing, stands in the front rank Of Navy officers of
his ag,, (being scarcely 25 years OF age) and
VIZ have no doubt will signalize himself in the
discharge Of his important Communications
Hngton Times
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-21

SHERBURNE.-.Measies and Snop.-We learn
from good friend in Sherburne that the inhab-
'tants OF that town are not exempt from the
measles-5l cases having occurred IN one school
district and about 100 in the town. Two sch ools
have been closed in consequence OF the measles,
and severa! heads of families are now sick with
TINS disease. The snow in Sherburne is ordy
i've feet decp.--Rmiand Herald.
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FIRE IN CHESTERFIELD The two-'to,,yy 4,
ng.honse of Geo johnson in Chesterileu' ." ,.,r,
was consumed by fire about noon OF "s s.';c ,ad
March 9Th. The fire caught IN the .'.s. d.
had burned through the floor before " a"Sc,i,t
covered. 1t probably originated IN u'S .,,d
chimney. Most of the furniture wa. ,,NOm
Insured for 5000 on the building. ana f plari,,
the furniture, in the Cheshire Mutual ""
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Our readers will be as glad as we TO read once
more the graphic letters of SEE SEE hiss. For
the benefit of the Waterman we state that the
destination of the Vermont troops, which we
have left blank in the letter, had no reference
to Gen. Mcclellan.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-21

CoAsTlNG AccIDkNT.-Geo. F. Bailey eldest
son Of Tho's Bailey of Center Rutland. in
sliding down hill yesterday morning, came in
collision with post and broke his leo above
the knee. The limb was properly set By Drs.
>. b. Porter and ID. Page, and though the frac.
ture IS pronounced u bad one, a speedy recovery
il hoped for.-Rutiond Herald. O'''
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-21

APPOINTED. -Among the conf nations by the
Senate on Wednesday was that of A. S. Ken
ny, OF this place. as assistant pa master in the
Navy. We congratulate MIR. KENNY On his ~
poinIment, and will vouch Tor his ability and
efficiency in his now position.-Burinqton
Times
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Ticket for Council Of Censors.

Ticket for Council of Censors.
Election the last Wednesday in Mar CHI
Horatio Needham, Bristol.
Leonard Sergeant, Manchester.
Edward A. Cahoon, Lyndon.
E. r. Hard, Burlington.
Jasper Rand, Berkshire.
II. II. Reynolds, Alburgh.
W. H. Ii. Bingham, Stowe.
Burnham Martin, Chelsea.
John l., Edwards, Derby.
S. M. Dorr, Rutland.
Joseph A. Prentiss, Montpelier.
Ira Goodhue, Westminster.
Nathan II. Churchill, Woodstock.
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Alonzo Church had two fine horses killed in
Brattleboro on the 3D.. lie was falling trees.
and the horses taking fright ian right under y,
falling tree, and their backs were broken.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-21

HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
AND WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET US RENEW OUR
TRUST IN GOD AND co FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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Eden toNn of 9l0 inhabitants, has soot GA
volunteers to the Union army, or in ID ID Of
oil her population.
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Executors of ". Cutler 80 H.

Executors of N, Cutler Us Hers Of y r.
Appeal from the Judgment Of y H. n; ncpas
Court establishing the Will. He,," "F !Frobp
Redfield, Peck 4 Colby for Execut"o," Rei
Lund & Taylor and DILLINGHAM; Inr !. Wing {,
On trial. '0F fle!rs. =
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Washington Co. Court, March T.,..

HOY Hon h0Y G AKkEPEELLoDGGG Presiding lu, ~
Hon. S. s. KELTON, Associate Ina
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Illinois Central Railroad.
Dayton, AcniA ANA COlaubns Ksllrood,

ef2A ~ III " ssssiiss 81
'gMbEE Iuiy rluns Erst Nj. 4 IN -, -
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press os5b p. H.. ''''''' i'ey IL
ter h,' tsi,' run Columbus tune. which n.put..t.
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calling Oh b. ". KING, Ilch Aoaa, e'" '''l~r o.
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Grocrrlfs,. Sd.
By the Way, Have You Heard
the News
j. A. MINIOK.
LAS received his new sprins stock la4ae. ne.lse
III lected and Of the best quality.

nis A. called aud gotono dolars N6rh ol
NINE CLEr SUGAR, Ar MINIdK's
The nIoost kind
Ma p. got one doar's worth Of tho incest kind
TEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINORS
Mrs c got me dollars worth or the ohneast ,tiihl
ty Of
ELEVEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINTCK's
Mr. b. says that ne got The best quality OF green
RIO COFFEE Az J. A. MtNICK's,
That he ever drank and Mrs. b says she got the an
est Of -
GREEN IRA AT J. A MlNICKs
While every body calls gets some Of that excellent
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT J. a. MlNiCK.
Mr., M. SAYS he purchased n half barrel of
WHITE FISH AT J.. A. MiNIcKs.
Decidedly the hest he ever used whlo the supply Of
NO. lhAoKEuFL, AT IA MlNIcK,s.
any other market '
BE invites az g call at his establishment andin.
peot his stock Of
CHOICE DRIED FRUIT,
COFFEEs AND TEAs,
sUGAR-OF ALL KINDS
And the argea and best variety OF Groceries to We seen
IN lhe city. HIS large establishments on the
Corner OF Market and Jefferson sts.
mar2ey
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and ster December a, lsGo, and until 0,rt,,s,
~ ioiiSo, fhsseneer eud Freight Trains viii fasRe
O.dflA a. N. tnrailgh Freight and A,,..,,,.. -.
CsGV WIN Passenger Car htsched N"
ill.ofl a. N. Mall tran tor spring6eld f.su,,,, =
lO.OV Urbaiia, BeHeiOb ssine Hsjfest M A.. So
fsnuuehy % conhe'iPg Of springfield aIth iran ia,
iiAf u H,9 Syntgs, arriving Ia Colurni,u. N Ia =
- " " giph Nth TRAM Tor CbItfitls M ftaa, ,.Ii
s LIsin on hltHouryDft Wayne ChieaQo X Al goi,,
hheS ~ iuFlhg ~ Crestlins nj $40 D AZ ma
~ mi M Clyde with Tram on iievelatd ana' f1h, ~
~ ~ " gong hast arriving In CleV.sland a. hl4o ~
Dshinrk al 5SOa ni ana BoAlo a. hsss, 4 IN ,,, -
n'sS arriving IN Toledo 81 1910 a N, b,troitat , ~
M Nhesgo " lV.JO ami and 6anduaLs ~ s;1b mn i
h.I r. III. Night Express for hpfine1BeldI ijrl.,,.
~ khu beheiontnne, conneelIiR VI Forent an,
p lie9 gong hsrt on f1ttsbufg ~ Wayne and h, ~
noNu MiVmg Crestlfne nj u.i6 q ~ piitsla. 70 M g.
~. eolhg MeaL with Tam aIIunx lli Et Wavne !.
@ ~ y, en1 Oheakg at l9;f0 m, IT Clyde witi srrrb
On m tefeand and Toledo h. Z. arriving In On. ~
'ou NJ bunlurk at 4sUJ m aud bui.Elo II -, . ~
reaches hHnduhky az 7:4U m. y ~
7IlH =. al, huntsville AccommodAt.ou ,.a,,, :.
l.VO Dayton on arrival Of Train from 1s,.sa,.,F
opingneld NJ 800 m, Urbana st lis1s l, ~,
and huntsville at lal2a Tn n ~ - i 'i'"i ~
n, Imkels wa this Line 70 all points Noith R.., -,
"eslI can u lad ai tIe Ticket Office In n, if,,
-5AM j. ". KING, Ticket Agent N"''" ""l"''
- rare AWAY ~ low hy ANY othsr rama.
N OF Information relative 10 shipping IreiSbt hv a.
n.e, sppy ~ The ttmIanJ'B ffetSht Ienot-r'f
"aS0hi agent X. RIUE, StpeltnlSna.n, =
~ NJ q, oLArr, Cen Ticket Agent. anil
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
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