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Wh DI4ARfNlHR,
wv ADyuYAly GlIslLL's oIyIo1,
WAsKIlsEoI, JIAs :, H.
ossesI Orders, Ne. II.
The Adiutaat General wiz provide a a.1xs1fa-
- medal Of hsHoY for tAs troops VIZ. sfSss ~
sxDt1stoa Of thsir tsrn have sfers4 tAsix services
10 the Gov o. nnsnt in The present. emergency, aAA
also for tie volunteer frsn 9th or States that
have volunteered their service In the States 0!
HsAasVlyAaiA aaa Maryland.
D. erAsr Of he Sssrstary fWar.
Ed. OWNaEND,
tan Assistant kdjutAnt General
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are Hota ne. and untrisd article. bat a.vs rsnaA
The eest Of fftsen trial BY The America. -
MAR mia .s1 .1a' are not rivssa
The E.oprietsrs have ths.ssaSs q I~tssys svspa
the nest eminent
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HOOFLAFD'S GERNAN BITTERSL
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Enssslspsdia 0 Rshssszs KaeSLkss
Although not disposed 10 favor or rsoommsnH
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust al
their ingredients and effects / yet know of M
sufficient reasons why . may not tegti}v IL ,hS
benefits he believes himself TO have receives frsrs
any simple pre- paration, in the hope that he rsv
thus trlbute to the benett of ot&srs
do this the more readily in regard to Hoosnpsr
German Ritters, prepared By Dr. O. n JseSso. ~
this city beesuse WAS rretudicsd against fsy
many years, under the impression that they vsrs
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am infabte ~ ~
friend Robert Shoemaker, ESQ, for the rsmoyni ~
this prejudice by proper tests, and for sneourare-
ment to try them, when ~ nsrns from treat snS
long continued debility fhe use Of thrss hottioT
of these Bittsrs, at the beginning Of the vreseS1
to degree OF bodily and mental yisor which ls6
not felt for six months before and had aim est a.
SPARED OF resaininS. / therefore thank God sss
my friend for directing me TO the use OF them
Phfadslphia, Juas n. 1851.
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ulApoUAIRlRs DgPARPhlN7 OF WASH.

ulApoUARPlH DBPARPknNY OF WASH.
xl IIGTOE.
oNss cAsI QsGytU1ssstg, Hey q, l1D.
DnALlks II Aa1IovL7URAL IkPLlnHR1s, GAR
pxz RIIDs ks, are rsNusstsd 10 furnish this ofaes
prias Lists Of the vartous articles Of their trade.
The same ahoalA BE directed 10 Lisa tenant Colo
nal ELIAS II. GRsHEs, Che osartsrmasssr, De-
partn eat Of WasAin&ton. M 2S-6
WAI DlPARTMlHF,
w WAsHIIe1os, Janlary =, lsss.
In soRsslae1es Of the pressure Of bldasas ut ths
War Department, passes for sitisSns 10 yisit the
Army of the Potomac viii be given ct the once Of
Lieut.. COL OoHRAp, 13S Ruzsylvsnis syenus
above Nineteenth street.
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BIwARl OF CoUNTlRYNfsi
ses hat the sisaaturs Of 40. II. JAOKDoRS
a fRe WKAPPIR OF saSh bottle.
PRIOl Pr BOTTLE ~ c1HT1,
Oh HALF DOE. FOB %.
sAouN your nsarsst druSgist not have the artiale
A. cot = mt Oh by any sfthe intcIsatnS pfsD0-
sic~s tssS nav Be offered In its place, blt ssnG q
e 80 - nm forward. ssssrsly DssksA. BY sxDT00
:. pnrxerYAI oyyIol AID AAzvSAo1sx1.
See ssr He SS1 ARCH ~.
SoN1s = 1vAND,
(Dussssssss - Q. y. Jaskssa Z es.J
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NM s as Gsissi sssssa.'' =, 90. 49, 800
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HEAR YEl HEAR YIN HEAR YRm
III FED AVN PR WISE

HE YEI HEAK yin HEAK VIZ.
IL READ AND Be WISE
179 south street. l79south B street,
il still open for the benefit of the sick and dis
eeeed and for the suppression of Qnsekery and be
il known to all that Drs. BROTHERS Il GRAY
are the only Botanic Physieians practising 10
Washington. Establish in 1sA9, curing which
Amas Thousands Of Siet persons beer q; sds TO
rejoice in pswness of life and vaor We have Gases
who call on daily, Who have been robbed BIZ
thoce impostors from tie dineren. sostioas OF ths
scaptry and their health nearly rsined. Also, We
have mum Der II Surgeons Of the Array under our
zeAtlnent, who acinovleaEs that ws can cure all
Secret Diss..ss without hsrenry- OAll and Be
convinced. Oftas 20 south ct, bet 9th Aad 10Th
near tho smil sonian Institute ssi2 cost,
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SECoKD WARD STATION CAsRs-Emma
1ourg, drink; 81 u. Henry Miller, disorderlv.
-. Geo. Maxwell, do; Sc cents. Frank Ell
ward, do. dismissed. Robert Coleman, do !;
s.. John Thomas, drunk and disorderly: mil .
Iiary Simeon Pickering, drunk dismissed
VIM. Johns, fighting; do. Christian Lewis,
on Hnk; so cents. VIM. Hunter. do; SI5s. Hugh
1aliaSher, drunk and disorderly; dismissed
Adolphus Stevenson drunk; S. Otto Polsho.
d, sorGerly; 80. q. Wolf do: So Chas. STUN,
h'rRer drunk; 81. Bell Harris, drunk and
d sorderiy: $3.50. Bridget Murphy, do 50 so.
= izabesh i'einoe re, do; $3.50 H.nry Mathews,
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by The party himself he himself heinz present
a. Ier instance, If Is. makes the paper III
enaraves the plate and u. fills up the instru-
menf, each without knowing the others ara
employed for that purpose. they are all prin-
>iyyale 70
Perjury, by the common law, ha, besn d,
nneo TO be The taking OF q wilfully false oal h
by one who, being lawfully sworn by a com
petent court to depose he truth in any indicisI
proceeding, swears abso utely and falsely in a
matter material 10 tie poi ut in q uestic n wb.Ih
er he beiieye or not. /. is necessary 10 haar.
III mind, In regard 10 case of perjury, thar th,
oaih must Dc taken in judicial procead,nps
TN oa,h must always he such one es the
party Is required to take before the court. or
judge, or some other competent tribunal
authoTiZt to administer IL
Larceny has been defined to he the fraudn
lent akli and carrying away by any nsrson
Of The personal goods OF ano, aer from, a,
place " ith the felonious int nj To .on var, ~
his (the fakef's) own use ana mako thsu hia
own properly agiinst the consent or without
the consent OF the owner. But this dannition
has been said TO be defective, because il dos
not ate y bat the meaning OF felonious ia +,
may explained TO mean that there is no color
OF right or excuse whateyer for the ACT
and the intent must be 10 deprive the owner
not merely temporarily bat permanently of
his property. Where there has been q taking
OF goods with al intent TO return them, or
W I'D an intent TO pay the price which it is
d rteny. Robbery has tie IN defined to ba the
eicnit rs aud forcible Ia king osthe Property OF
another from person or in his presence
again.t his Will, by violence, aud by putting
h m In fear-eithrr the ons or the other I'm.
II is essential that the property should ha
saen against the wiu Of the party robbed
but it is sufficient IL he gives his consent
by reason OF the violence which il used
npon him, or by reason OF fear The rood.
also must appear 70 os taken Aaimo furandiN
IN the technical language OF the la w-tfat II
with design to steal, and just EXACTLY IN Gases
OF larceny, and the only distinction between
robbery and larceny is that the latter IL eensr-
ally committed without the knowledge = wsu
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respondent of the Petersburg Express, writing
under date Of the 28th nit, says one OF these
days an eye-opener viii be presented to Com
modore Farragut' Far1aguts two vessels are
below but little is known, and less said, about
certain pr parations going on, which will short
ly deyelope, to the great disgust of the Yankees
The long silence and apparent immunity from
danger to the Hartford and Albatroes below,
will te explained in the course of time, aud L
have reason to believe that it will be greatly to
our advantage
A special Washington dispatch says no fears
are entertained at the Navy Department for the
safety of Rear Admiral Earragut with his fleet
of three vessels between Vlcksburg and Port
Hudson
Commodore Files, of the gunboat Morris,
captured on Ware river rebel named Smith,
and burned 20, 900 bushels of corn and 1000
bushels of what, which were being sent to the
rebels The Commodore had quite ght with
rebel cavalry, dispensing them with shells
8The message of Gov. Benham OF South Caro-
lima, transmitted to the Legislature on the Sd
OF April, would suffice, were other proof want
ing, to show the extreme restitution from which
the rebels are suffering.
lie states that he has called the Legislature
for the express purpose of considering the proper
measures to be taken to provide food Tor the
sustenance of the army and the people.
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Versaa 0raG Central and SuEiI-
VAN Railroads.
Trains Going = Outh aud East.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Dec. Sth, 1862.

Ieave Montphlie = 10 A. NJ. 10 p NJ. and 10 50 s.s
MAIL TRAIN leaves St.Albans at 6,l5 A. M, Buring
vi ton 90 A. NJ, connecting at White River Junction
with trains for from Wells River st. l0hnsbury and
Lueton, and with Northern Railroad tor Boston, Low
ell Worcester &c, and connecting AT Bellows Falls with
Cheshire K. r. or Boston and with Vermont Valley X.
R tor Springfield, New Haven and New York, arriving
in New York Mt l0,l5 p: NJ.
ACCOMMODATION Tram leaves Rouse's Point at 7.45
An for Burlington. Rutland md Northheld.
NtGHr EXPRESS TRAIN leaves OgdensbuiR at l2l5
Montreal ut 30 NJ, Houses Poiht at 62O r. NJ, arriv
with che shire r. for Boston and Worcester and with
Vermont Valley X, for Springfield and New Haven
and arriving IN New York at 445P. H.
Trains Going North aud West.
Leave Montpelier at 90 NJ. $40 A. M and D 10 P.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston at 7.30 M via. Lowell
Lawrence or Fitchburg. Leaves Springfield al $40 N
Bellows Falls at l2.2j NJ, connecting nj Whe klVef
Junct with Norther K. K. from Boston and with Pas
sumpsC r. K. tor and from st. JUhnsbuTy and LUCton
arriving nj Burlington at 40 P NJ and st. Adams at T.
90 p NJ, aud lodge. 49,.
fcCpqnop.rIoE Train leaves Northheld at 1925 M,
Tor Bad nxton Rouses Point and Montrt
luir t.xpREss HAHN yes Bellows Falls at IS NJ
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley H. K. leaving
n NeH York at 500 A. NJ, and from Cheshire X. H.
x lelW Ig Boston at 90 P. NJ. connecting at
Waite River Junction with train leaving Boston al
~ +. N. via Lowell or Lawrence. Leave Whiit
'er Junction at l1.40 M, arriving at Burlington
al Il5 a. NJ. Rouses Point al 730 A. NJ, Montreal al
Io30 aud Oadensburgh at LOO P. NJ, connect M
WIN Grand Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago and the
West - 'T ta
Sleepin cars are attached to both the night EXPIRE
trains unning between Rouses Pointa Boston
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale o.
MERRILL, sup't
ST. Adams. VT, Dec. 8. 1869.
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Three Invaluable Books for every
EiauO Forte.

THE HOME CIRCLE-A volume Of 2l6 pages, con.
tains % Marches Quicksttps 46 alzes 81 P"kas,
9 Schotsches Redo as, MaGurkas and Polka Mazur-
kas, VarsovenneS, GOrli "a 4Galopadee IA jotons
Quadrles, "A Dances, trnppes, &c, arr nged for
the Piano.
TIE SILVER CHORD-A Companion to the &c Home
Circle' containing a Collection of Faverte Song Ba-
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PLno-forte
THE SHOWER OF PEARl.S-Con aiming t e most
beautiful Duets for Two sop Soprano Alto soprano
and Tenor Soprano and Bass, and Tenor and Bass Ar
RAJ ged witt an Accompaniment for the Ptno-orte.
he large amount and great arley OF Piano ard Veca
Music comprised In the Collections, have dered
them nsely popular and much sought after by Pay
singers. They furnish tn, most suitable piece
for very time and occasion, ard adapted to
grade performance. Each vOumefe con plete Ultra
ry in itself of Choice Music aud viii fail to recog
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Price of each, in cloth z.25 in plain binding $500,
on receipt of which copies will be ma led, Cst-paid.
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marc Publishers, 277 Washington ST., Boston.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHIEFS EVEAlN'S PILLS

The combination of ingredients in these Pills the
result OF long and extensive practice. They mild
their operation and carain in correcting all irregular
tiles Painful Menstruations, removing all distractions
whether from cold otherwise, headache pain in the
side, palpitaton of the heart whites, all aec
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disturbed Sleep which arise from interruption of nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement of a in the treatment Of
those irregularities and distractions which have
signed 50 many to premature grave No female can
enjoy good health unless she is regular and whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins to de
cline.
DR.. CHEESE MAN'S PILLS
are the must effectua remedy known for all CON
plants peculiar to Females To all classes they in
valuable inducing with certainty periodical regularity
fey known thousands who have used them at diff
erent periods throughout the country having the sane
on of some OF the most eminent Physicians in America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should not be
used, with each ooxthe price dollar per box con
.aining from fifty to sixty pills.
Unity mail, promptly, by renting to the Pro,
prietol, by s t. Redheld, Montpelier, VT. and
by Druggists generally.
l. ERCB, Montpelier, Agent
K. b, HUPCHINS. Proprietor
may5fIy 20 Cedar St.. n w York
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BUT FEW PEOPLE THAT HAVE HEALTH CAN
appreciate the blessings they enjoy is supposed
that they II place lroper value 1t until they are
deprived Of it, 1t is only in the absence OF the thing
which We want that realize its value. Nhen the
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sores pmbes, he virus collected in small knots un-
der the skin upon the glands Of tn neck which are the
seeds Of srrofuous acers and will later destroy
the system Mess timely is uset to restore
it, ScOvILL's BLOOD LIVER SYRUP is the m st uable
as it will purify the system ana restore it to heath.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BryaD's RufEnOn5c WATERS.

The nostcertsn and speedy remedy discovered for
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To Vocasts and public Speakers these Waters are pc
Culiarly valuable they will in DAY remove the most
Csonal hoarseness and their regular Tor
few days will, all times increase the power aud fex
bty of the voice. greatly improving Its tone, compass
and cearu for which purpose they regularly used
by many professional vocalists nov2Swd&my
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor Rochester, N. Y.
Price p cts per box. For sale by all Druggists.
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BX TELEGRAPH
TO TIE FREEMAN
4 O'CLOCK, 2. M.
FROM CHARLESTON.
REBEL REPORTS.
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
FROM CHARLESTON.
REBEL REPORTS.
GEN. FOSTERS POSITION CRITICAL.

NBw YORK, April IL. The Tribune's Wash
ington dispatch states that Richmond papers of
yesterday found their way into our lines They
contain dispatches from Charleston dated 9 o.
clock Thursday morning, saying, in substance,
that " all is quiet" The iron clads are still
within the bar. The Keokuk is sunk in sight,
and articles from her have come ashore The
contrivance called the L" Devil " has also dritted
ashore.
The Herald has the following from Washing
ton " 1t is reported here that one land battery
had been reduced by our forces at Charleston.
This am told is admitted by the pickets on the
Rappahannock.
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poilD fireman.
MONTPELIER, APRIL IL, 1868.

Ca.RLssroN-We can only advise our read
.rs to be as patient and hopeful as possible, res
peoting news lrem Charleston. The rebels
evidently didn't feel like toassing after the first
hattie. The Keokuk was the smallest of our
monitors, and the rebels do not claim to have
disabled any other boat. We shall soon have
news from our side, and shall then learn how
the battle goes.
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CssOCkEEsY WARE!

Having Determined to CLOSE on my stock of CROCK
cry it offered much below tn ruiz prices The as
sormen is LARGE, and comprises the newest and be t
styles of BO0rES" Celebrated Ware 1t purchased
before the heavy advances and will be sold cor
respondingly low. J. c. EmE"f'
Montpelier, March lS, 1863
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CAREY's CArHtRrIC CASDtE5-CosTIvNEss The bow
ecome torpid AMI p0werl under continual pnrge-
ton USreys Cathar ic Candies penetrate 10 tue hu-
eus of the disease aud eraicae u. They evacudte
foul and yilted particles from the in estnes by mild
aperient operation and cooperate toer exhausted ener
~ by re toring and vi COR they induce healthy
acton and pry vent ap Of The mlady For Pnes,
FisuIas Dyspepsia, and all disorders o. the wise they
stand without rival. Sold by ali drdggi.s, at 25c per
bDX
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MDpLEBuRY CoLLEGE-Tho Register says
that it finds the number of Students on the Col
lege Catalogue to be sixtyone, and it Is told BY
those wh) know til t with very few exceptions,
they are all on the ground.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-11

WASHINGTON, April Midnight. No
thing official has been received to-day in refer
ance to affairs at Charleston. The dispatches
from the Richmond papers of yesterday bring
the latest intelligence that ha reached here
from any source. 1t is bellevd that their tels
grams are muulations of official dispatches
The anxiety for further news has superseded
everything. Some of the Government officials
are confident OF success but their confidence is
not shared by some Ct the Cabinet thinkers who
have access to all information there is upon the
subject.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-11

PRoMorGoNs IN THE FIFTH VERMONT
Lieut. Louis Mcdowell Smith, Co. A, to be
Capt. of Co. E, lst Lieut.. E. A. Jewett, Co.
G, to be Capt Co. X. lst Lieut.. G, Ii. Ben
ton. Co. D, is now Adjdtant.
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LATTER.
TERRIBLE BATTLE RAGING AT CHAR
LESION.
Iron.Clads Said 10 be RepuIsd
Land Forces Fighting within
sight Of sne City.
ia Kn .E:.s Il.

CINCINNATI, April H.. A special dispatch to
the Gazette from Nashville gives the following
intelligence
We have received late Southern papers which
state that a terrible battle is progressing at
Charleston. The Federal iron-clads have been
repused, and the laud forces are fighting with
in sight of the city. ~a
New York, April IL. The Vicksburg cor
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Italian Bees.

FEW colonies OF Italian Bees { r sale Apply soon
Italian Queens of a beautiful color Cor 81 90 or,
wv when warranted pure. Movable comb Hives CLASS
"ONeS BOXES, &c Address VI"
ajn 10 t'.tH .. tA '' East Hardwick, Vt.
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New YORK, April IL. The Herald prints
the following relative to Gen. Foster =
1t is stated that the rebel force on the other
side OF the Blackwater were under marching
orders on the Sth, with two days COOKED ra-
tons aud five days raw rations, besides unpre-
pared A force of Union cavalry under Gen
Dodge are out for the purpose of capturing the
detached rebal force In that vicinity. When
last heard from, which was at noon on Thurs
day, they had had Skirmish with them and I'd
ken some prisoners.
The reports from North Carolina via. Eden
ton, slate that Washington, N. c., had been
burned but by whom was not stated The YES
seis sent from Newbern with reinforcements for
Washington, had not been able to reach that
| city. Ia the direction of franklin, the rebels
| had greatly str ngthened their pickets and out
posts and had advanced their cavalry vIdettes
| Tins news was brought into Sctfok by re-
connoitering force that had been sent from that
pest
From the Richmond Dispatch of April 9th,
we have news from Washington, N. c. as late
as Tuesday The Dispatch says our troops had
captured the enemy and batteries at Hill s Point.
situated on the banks of Tar River, seven miles
below the town. which position gives us au open
field and fair fight with the yankee shipping
Two gunboats, followed by several large trans
ports, loaded with troops from Newburn to re-
lnforce Washington attempted to run the block
AIDE at dill's Point on Friday when they were
fired upon by our batteries and so badly dam
eyed as to be forced to put back. They could
not pass our guns, and at last accounts they
were landing troops below our works at Hills
Point.
In the attempt to go by the Steamer Louis
ana was sunk 10y our guns.
Thele are 1000 negroes in Washington whom
the enemy tried to get out but failed. The
enemy have re- used to surrender, or allow the
women AMI children to leave that place So
Gen Hill, it is presumed well shell the town -
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