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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-03

u YOUNG MEN! Fail not to send and get this book
10 LADIES! YOU too, should at once secure copy
Of this book.
A WORD OF SOLEMN, CONSCIENTIOUS ADVICE
TO THOSE WHO WILL REFLECT
clas! of malades prevail to fearful extent in com
munity doomng at least 100000 youth of both
nuay to carly Those diseases are very i'm
perfectly understood Their external Ifastatons
symptoms are Nervous Debility, Relaxation and ex-
haustion; Marasmus wasting and consumption OF
the tissues of the whole body; shortness breathing
or hurried breathing on ascending hillor a flight OF
stairs, great papitaton OF the Heart Ast hma Bron-
chitis and Sore Throat; shaking of the Hands aud
Limbs aversion to society and business or study
dimness of Eye sight; loss of Memory Dizz mess OF
the Head Neuralgia Pains various parts of the body
Pains in the Back Limbs; Iumbago, Dyspepsia OF
Indigestion; hregularity OF the bowes deranged
ons OF the kidneys and other glands OF the body, as
Leucorrh0 or Fleur Albus, &C. Likewise Epilepsy,
Hysteria and Nervous Spasms.
Now, in ninety-nine cases out of every one hunt
dred, all the above named disorders, and host o
others not named, isConsumption Of the Lungs, and
that most nsidious and willy of Consumption OF
the Spinal Nerve, known Tabes Dorsales and Tabes
esentefaca have their seat and origin i'll diseases OF
The Pelyic Viscera. Hence the want of the
eart OF the old school practice in treating symptoms
only.
DIR. Andrew Stone, physician to the Troy Lung and
Hygenic institution is engaged in treating thIs
class of modern maladies with the most astonishing
success The treatment adopted bv the Institution is
new it Is based upon scientific principles, with new
discovered remedies without minerals or poison The
acities OF cure are such that patients be cured at
eher homes In any part of the country from accurate
scrptons oftheir case by letter and have the med.
cnes sent them by mail or express. Printed inerrog
atories Will be forwarded on application.
IL Consumption, Catarrh diseases of the throat
cured as well at the homes of patients at the lnstu
tlon by sending the Cold Medicated Inhang Balsamic
Fapos, with inhaler and ample directions for their use
ana direct correspondence.
RTPatients applying for interrogatories advice,
snust lnclose return stamps, to meet attention.
6-Fhe attending physician will be found at the In
Stitution for consultation, from A. NJ to Z. M OF
each day. Sundays, ia the fer oon. Address
DIR. ANDREW STONE.
physician to the Troy Lung and Hygenic n,titute and
physician fer. Diseasesot the Heart, Throat and
Lungs, 95 Fifth stre:t roy, New York
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wsisa 1s n9S & presents for Asessai'c%H %os rrDs
Appended to hs@bove were the charges and speoinea
ti0ns Ii due form. 9l
Al soon aS tho nHe part Of tho charges was read Mr.
HHAcocK rose % point Of order saying that the charges
far read Of order they did not refeo ths
0cial character of tho Speaker 70 which the rceoutoa
Of the 6th Of February limited them.
The SrxAxER suggested thn would be better 70 lot the
charges be read through before the point Of order va
rNteed. -.s~t., s.slr,se
Mr. AsAcocK acveded to tho suggestion.
,kr. EIn1s then tpokfhs door, but gave wayto
Mr.. Van BuKxN, who said that the two points made
plainly In the charges frst that Theophiius Cal
ic0t not0riouey corrupt mah second, that
rupt bargain had been made By him this session b.
which he had sold betrayed the party who elected
him and the interests Il this State, Ind secured
ershp Therefore he thought that the republicans
bc moro anxious than any others to investigate and
certain II hechsrges were true false Therefore, aA4
for the purpose taking tho matter Of tho House for
the present. he moved preamble and resolutions settng
forth that charges had been made and signed In c0nf0rmf
~ with the resolution Of the 9th Of February that
committee b. appointed to investigate tho charges, win
tce consist Of Gilbert Dean, Of New York. Samuel 3
Johnson OF Kings; r. f. Cravons, Of Essex: Samei l.
Mayham, Of Schohare. aud NsthvDiel W. Davis. Of oga.
Mr.. HKNDIx, Of Chenlngo. said tnat the moet
New York chr. Felds) the House had heard before II
numerous speeches made by him (Mr Fieds) on former
occask He moved to lay the resolutions the table.
Mr.. kIEzDS said that he had not offered any resoiu
held that therc nothing thss could be laid tAs
table.
Mr. SHsswoop moved TO make the subject the spcsial
order for Friday. at twelve 0'elock.
Mr. PR,xDLx then moved to lay the charges and ".
Van Burens resolution on tho table, to DO printed ana
Ths motion sxreed to, Mr.. FIELDS sguHying hh
assent 10 the delay.
Mr. LourKEL gave notice Of bill 10 provide that whom
the wharves slips the East river lot 70
elusive OF tho lessces for tho conduct Of the bue
ness In which they are engaged.
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A Healthy lSpIcArIos.--we see that even
in the crush Of business, which usually marks
the closing days Of the session, the members
Of Congress have not forgotten to vote them
selves the third mileage. Some few men,
bers, with desire 10 show that public disinte-
RESIDENCES Is not entirely extinct, magnani-
morsly opposed 1t; but, as was 10 be expected,
they were not listened 70. The vote carries
with IL one comforting assurance. IL shows that
the Affairs Of the Country must be in more
The New York herald., 1863-03-05


The GOLD SrEouLAroEs sIAuoHrEKED~-Ths
amendment to the Tax bill adopted by Con-
gress On Wednesday knocked the premium upon
gold down to 1851 yesterday fall Of nearly
f,ve per cent--and occasioned great slaughter
among the speculators in Wall street The
amendment provides that all contracts for the
sale or purchase of gold and silver ooin, if to
DO performed after period exceeding three
days, shall be in writing and subject to the
stamp act. the tax being "equal in amount TO
one-half of one per centum, and interest at the
rate of six per centum per annum on the
amount so loaned, pledged or deposited" that
II any loan, pledge or deposit made for less
time than three days shall be renewed or ex-
tended it shall be taxed as above; that NO
money shall be loaned on gold and silver coin
exceeding in amount the par value Of the coin,
and that ell such loans, il made, shall be
utterly void. . IS.
This last provision stops the operations of the
gold specalasors. If HEY buy gold now they
must have the aready,cash to pay. the difference
between the par value and the premium; for
NO one can lend them more than the par value
Of the gold. For example: If . spcculator
goes into Wall street to buy ten thousand dol
lars in gold at l65, he can only borrow
ton thousand dollars on his gold and
must have the six thousand fve hun
dred dollars premium in his pocket. Few
men will desire to invest so much money in
such q speculation. Before this amendment
passed a speculator could borrow fifteen thou
sand dollars on ten thousand dollars in gold at
l67, and would require only one thousand
seven hundred dollars to pay the balance
Here is difference to the speculator of Ave
thousand dollars on small affair Of ton thou
sand at 167; and the greater the speculation
and the higher the premium the more difference
the speculator will have to keep on hand.
How many gold buyers have five, fifty or Ave
hundred thousand dollars to invest in this way
Echo answers, few. Consequently the gold
speculation is over, and, beyond the slight pre-
MUM which Mr. Chases present mismanage-
ment of the finances sanctions, gold will soon be
| at par We have often warned the gold gam
blsrs that retribution awaited them Now they
are slaughtered, and no one pities them. They
have disturbed the markets, inflated prices and
made the whole country suffer, that they might
enrich themselves. Now the country will re-
joice at their misfortunes and benefit by their
losses. The day Of specie payments is not far
distant.
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

Destruesion of the Rebel sseamer Hash-,
~. t.~. ELL v1lle. 5,se 80
WASHINGTON, March I, l8s3
6sspatch from Savannah Of tho 1st states that the
steamer Nashville aground before Forst McAlsler,
and was destroyed BY our iron cads The fort 10 not
taken. @
Richmond papers Of the ID inst mako no meation Of
Affairs at yicksburg.
Charleston dates to tho LIST received Tho steamers
Ruby and Douglas tho blockade with Nassau datssof
Ia oath
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all Trovatore' win be givon as our Academy Of Music
on Friday evening a tbc opening Of the grand opcatc
season, which Mr.. Maretzok inaugurses that sht
hore will doubtless be fashionable house. 40 the
tickets are being rapidly disposed Of Tho choruscs and
orchestra are complete.
GRAND C0HCERr AT NEWARK.
Tonight Mle CArlotta Patti, assisted BY such popular
artists ~ Mr. Castle tho avore tenor Mr. Thomas and
signcr Abslia will give grand concert u the city Of
Newark.
ON Saturday evening will take plscs, At Irving fall.
another brilliant Patti concert and on Tuesday of next
week Nile. Patti will give bencht concert AT Iryoa
Hail. her last appearance before her departure for Eu,
rop0.
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BRocKIu Arr CewKsncs. The sixth reception Of this
society took place at tho Academy Of MusIc Montague
street. on Wednesday last. he pictures exhibited en-
ss,s, >. N. Hart, Hubbard. EIottfDs Haas Booghon,
Castelar, shattuck Hun, ngon, ovtel Bellows colmsn
Mount. Bristol. Kcsstcr, Msnob Brevoort, Dana, j. a.
Brown MeFnsce, Hays, tard TAFT, carmlcocse, &C., &c
Tho collection Is on The whos tho best that has been az
hibed since the cots'ner Of the scictys opera
tons, and VIII rsm1' open 70 visitors until Saturday
evening next.
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TIE slEoE OF vicKsBvRe.

CAIRO, March 4, 1868.
Tho steamer Tycoon. from Memphis, has just arrived
The latest advices from vicksburg state that two
dredging machines had arrived, and would be put
work on the canal immediately.
The river Is rising FAST and tho water 10 interfering
much with tho camps at the head Of Island No. o. tho
levees are broken, and the water is pouring At
fearful rate
Another 0stboat ran the batteries at vcksburs She
was nred on BY the rebels and struck three times.
fire at Lake Providesce Monday destroyed nearly
the whole town, with considerable amount Of commits.
sary stores.
canal barge with propellers had got through into
Lake Providenee II was pushed the land slides,
TO be used for exploring the lake and nehborug bayous
~AAs~As. 49,
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STAFFORD CORR HOUSE, Va, March Q, 1865
Capt Schultze, formerly resident Alde recently
headed body OF Union cavalry that neighborhood to
surprise band Of gueras commanded by the notorious
Capt Mosely, Of Whites command Sending ono OF his
men disguised secession soldier he ascertained
the time Moseys guerss would be at the farm to which
his scout sent. Meanwhile nc disposed Of his own
force In the basement f the formerly owned aud
awaited their coming. The rebels set upon when
they least expected IT, and thirty prisoners takcn
The escape Of the rest OF the eucrss owing to tho
fact that Capt schuzes force less than that OF tho
enemy.
Croton Water Meeting at Carma ms VILE.
large and enthusiastic meeting Of residents and pro-
perty owners OF Manhattanville, Carmansvile. Fort
Washington, Tubby Hook, &c. in the Twelfth ward was
held At Nils Hail. carmansvlle last evening" to urge the
construction Of reservoir for distributing Croion water
In that DISTRICT
Shepherd Knapp, Esq, presided, and . list OF Vice
Johnston. j. r. Cumming, J. +. Doveln, J. w. Long W.
Clspp, q A. lamont, .. Deviin H. A. smythe, WIN. Har.
announced. L. II. Miner acted AZ Secretary.
Petitions signed BY tho heads Of the Institution for the
Deaf and Dumb, Juvenile Asylum, The Convent Of the
eacrsd Heart &C., AZ we'll AZ numerous citizens, were
submitted
The following resolutions were read and unanimously
Resolved That this part city increased 90 rapid
sr sss asta ~ bs ns s ss SrSon
.as prosperity ts part OF me city,
and the security against the spread o. TIRE that viii follow
Resolved. That the water hand Sas no pro1isioS has
he authorities are resp.c and esrnes sns
supply the reservoir and other facilities proper Tor this
Speeches were made by Isaac p Mar,o and others in
support OF the object OF the meeting and urging tho
speedy passage q the bill before the Legislature
relation 10 the matter.
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he~lthy condition when, at such moment.
Congress has found leisure 10 occupy itself with
. matter Of this kind
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N the State Senate yesterday, a numbce %
measures received attention, the majority Of
which, however, we're only Of local interest. Un.
favorable reports we're made the proposition to
amend the law relative to the rights Of married
women and on the petition for the rencal OF the
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

IMPORTANT FROM ALBANY.
Charges ef Corruption AlaAs Against
Speaker Callicdt.
OfaeeEs Of tho Republican State Central
/ Committee Implicated,
kesA L.. IA.

The Committee 20 Investsgsse ehe Case
Of Speaker Callicot-Proceedfmgs OF the
Canal Board, 30.
ALRAxv. March 6-lA. NJ
The republicans held caaCus today the charges
against the Speaker Of Assembly Many Of the members
were exceedingly indignant and over the idea
that any such transactions had taken place. declared
themselves determined 70 have the most thorough and
searching Investigation In the matter. e.
Ia somewhat significant that The pressnsation OF the
charges has made great uttering among certain
ber6 OF the Repubcaus9tate Central Committee.
The caucus. after considering the subject agreed
upon the following PERSONS 70 form tho committee:-
Messrs. Palmer, <. Havens e. H. Prindle N. u Davis.
g. T. johnson and B. II. Fletcher-three republicans aud
two democrats.
The Canal Board fixed the rate Of tolls on tho canals
oday, adopting substantially the rates that exist
ID last year They also named the banks " deposit tho
canal Monny -. No change In tina New York banks.
The Railroad Committee Of the Assembly hold meet.
ing Tday afternoon next hear Arguments for and
against the Cortlandt Street Railroad.
The New York herald., 1863-03-05


morel power than was ever before given to one
man by any Legislative body since the time Of
Sylla, in ancient Rome.
Financial measures have been passed appro-
priatng 81, 100 100000, In addition to $l,177,-
100000 appropriated in the long session and the
extra session--in all $2,277, 100000. A bank.
ing bill has been adopted to facilitate the
financial operations Of the government and
give II control Of tho whole moneycd interest OF
the country. Such Is the enormous power put
into the hands Of the Secretary Of the Treasury.
Next q general Conscription bill has been
adopted. Heretofore, in the United States,
the militia force has been under the
control of the Governors Of the States,
and trained and officered under their
authority. Now the whole militia, and every
abc-boded man in the country, married and
single, are placed under tho complete control
Of the President OF tho United States. without
any Intervention whatever on tho part OF Go
vernors or State Legislatures In fact, the ex-
istcnce Of the State militia ia ignored, and q
brigsdier general, or even major general, Is
liable to be drafted as high private. The
whole military strength Of the country, with.
out limit or exception. is placed at the disposal
OF the Secretary Of War;
Then, in addition to the immense regular
naval force under the direction Of the Secre-
tary Of the Navy, the President has the power,
by the Letters Of Msrque bill to cover eyery
sea with privstccrs, and to sweep from the
ocean the commerce OF every European mari
time nation which would be no foolhsrdy ss TO
raise hostile hand against the republic.
Additional TO these powers Congress has added
another measure. II has passed bill OF indcm.
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

A committee wss then appointed 70 take further N,
sure~ In carrying out the enterprise, consisting o
following gsuiemes Mayor OpAyke, Vim. h. Lodge,
A. Low A. belmont, wilson u. Hunt. H. Il. Morgan. W
fbaupcey Cyrus W. Field, y. Cubard, Peter Cooper 4
ratio Allen, T. n. Archibald, ,. a. S>evens, Jr.
A vote of thanks rendered 10 tho Chairman. Az
3 vote of thsnks 70 Tho Chamber of Csmmsrcs, for
free use Of thck ball At,ey whsh the mss,inx adjourn
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district shall exceed the sum OF @200, 900
annually, one per cent on the excess of receipts
over that amount, their total salary not to ex-
coed $500, however. Allowance for clerk hire
and Office rent is made, and provision made for
payments for postage, stationery and blank
books Assistant assessors receive no increase
of pay, the only addition made In their behalf
being in the allowance of postage actually paid.
The bureau in charge Of exports for the bene-
ft Of drawback at New York, and at such other
ports as the Secretary OF the Treasury may
designate, Is TO have charge Of exports for the
benefit Of drawback under the Internal Rove;
nue. law; and the head Of such bureau il to be
invested with the power and receive the salary
Of deputy collector Of customs, which at
this port is $500 per annum.
Besides the amendments we have already
noted, others relating to the practical operation
of the law have been made.
The Tax law has now had the benefit Of q trial
of six months and-the experience of officers in
different portions Of the country has given rise
to the amendments just passed. Under the
operation Of the law, as 1t now stands, we may
expect good results. The machinery Of the law
Is now In good working order, and when 1t has
had q little more time for trial the revenue
under IL will, no doubt, equal the expectations
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, and afford
ample means for the payment Of interest on the
public debt and for The establishment Of sink
ing fund for the gradual liquidation Of the debt
itself
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~ Great bargains in Clothing for the next sixty
days. Selling our entire stock at oost to make
iyN t6I Seventh street,
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FINANCIAL.


national LOAN.
The Secretary Of the Treasury having extended
to the FIRST DAY OF AUGUST NEXT the privilege
Of conversion, we shall continue until that time
to furnish
SIX PER CENT. BONDS
OF THE
UNITED STATES,
KNOWN As
FIV W mt Es,
Payable Twenty Years after date,
or after Five Years, at option Of the Governnsat)
THESE BONDS
ARE THE
CHEAPEST GOVERNMENT SECURITY
Now in the Market,
BEING SOLD Att PAR,
AND yIELDIEo
SIX PER CENT. INTEREsT
IN GOLD,
Equivalent, st present price Of Coin, to
PER CENT. IN CURRENCY.
THEy oFrERA
SECURE AND PROFITABLE MODE OF In
vEsTMENT
1oR LARas on SMALL SUNS.
THE CoUPO BONDS
AnE Issued IN
s50's, sl0O's, s50O's, and q, ,o00's,
THE REGIS Erred BONDS
s50's, slO0's, s5OO's, 81, ,OOO's, and 81, ,ooo's.
| u Persons desiring information concerning this
loan can procure at our counter, or upon applca-
tion BY mail, circulars answering all questions that
| may arise.
JAY COOKE s. CO.,
| BANKERS,
asa FIFTEENTH STREET, Washington, D. c.
jy9-dtaul
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TO HOUSEKEE

SUMNER GooDs---sUMMER GOODS.
SUMNER RANGES,
SUMNER FURNACES,
HIP AND SPONGE BATH TUBS,
FOOT TUBS,
TOILET SETS,
ROUND WASH BOILERS,
JAPANNED WATER BUCKETS
with general assortment Of TIN WARE, which
will be sold cheapby
NO. i6s Pennsylvania svenue,
jes-tf Between sd and AZ streets.
6 APoN NIFIE Err,
RATED LYE,
TIE FAMILY SOAP MAKERl
The Public are cautioned against the SPURIOUS
articles of LYE for making SOAP, &C., now offered
for sale. The only GENUINE and PATENTED
as ,hai
for II being "sAPoNIFIER, OR CONCENTRATED
20 .nassso aH
1t, in violation Of the Company's PATENTS.
All MANUFACTURERS BUYERS or SELLERS
Of these SPURIOUS Lyes, are hereby NOTIFIED
that the COMPANY have employed, as theiI
ATTORNEYS
GEORGE HARDING, ESQ, Of Philadelphia, one
WILLIAM BAKEwELI- Esa., Of Ptisburg,
And that all nMANuFAcruRERs,u USERS, or sell
psny' @ viii VI II Ss PROSECUTED at once. ' '
The sAPoNIFIER, or CONCENTRATED LYk
is for sale BY all Druggists, Grocers, and Country
| Stores.
TAKE NoTICEi
The UNITED STATES CIRerIr CouRr, Western
District of Pennsylvania, No. l of May Term, in
| 1859, In suit of
THE PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURE
ING COMPANY
".
THOMAS G. CHASE,
decreed to the Company, on November Is, 1882, the
EXCLUSIVE RIGHT
granted by patent owned by them for the
sAPoNIFIER.
Patent dated October 81, 1856. Perpetual ,june
ton awarded.
THE PENEsYLvANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
orTIcEs:
| 1T WALNUT STREET, Philadelphia,
PITT STREET AND DUQUESHE WAY, Ptnsburg.
hI-smif
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A WoRD or YApvIcn.-Those who have been
iootoring for weehs and months without obtaining
relief, should consult Dr. fshblatt, whose once u
st No. al street. corner Of Eighth street, and b
ratiioAily cured. twenty-five years experiences has
established Dr.. Fishoistps reputation - physi.
dan. Recent Gases cured in few days: Charges
moderate, DR.. FISHBLAfT,
No. AL + street, corner OF Eighth,
f. Opposite the General Post Ofilse.